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Published Tuesday and Thursday THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2005 034TC060/05 Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY MeNZ B day Top Anzac Day turnout Raukawa Trust Board is hold- ing another Meningococcal B awareness day today at Trust Waikato Te Awamutu Events Centre from 10am until 2.30pm. As well as proving informa- tion about Meningococcal B and the immunisation programme, there will also be entertainment and giveaways, such as a clown making balloon animals, a free sausage sizzle, free bottles of water, spot prizes and fi ve drawn prizes. Floral tribute Te Awamutu RSA Women’s Division members placed posies on the graves of service people at Te Awamutu Cemetery and at other cemeteries in the district to commemorate the 90th Anzac Day anniversary on Monday. CUBS and Scouts were among the numerous younger groups FRONT ROW, from left: Max Mellsop, Peter Satler and Ron Powell lead the KK Lotto luck that took part in Monday’s civic parade. 118051AD parade of war veterans down Alexandra Street. 118051BD Someone is $20,514 better off after Kihikihi Bookshop sold a second division winning ticket on Saturday. It was the Kihikihi Lotto outlet’s 23rd Second Division winner. Magic support Te Awamutu Information Cen- tre is selling tickets for the next two Waikato-Bay of Plenty Magic netball games at Mystery Creek, These games are scheduled for Saturday, May 14 vs Flames at 4pm and Friday, May 20 vs Shakers at 7.30pm. Ticket prices are $20 for adults and $8 for children aged 14 and under. KK shop burnt Kihikihi Fish Shop was exten- sively damaged by fi re in the early hours of Monday morning. Te Awamutu Fire Brigade was TE AWAMUTU Guides lay a wreath on the Cenotaph during the civic service at BUGLE TRIBUTE: Kaperiera Hughes of Te Awamutu Brass alerted at 1.10am and found Anzac Green. 118051DD plays the Last Post at the civic service. 118051CD the rear of the building well By Grant Johnston rated it a great turnout. He said it was great to see so One of the many wreaths laid involved. He said it was fortunate the many young people in attend- on the Cenotaph at Te Awamutu What was not damaged by fi re Whether it was the best Anzac cold southerly winds had died ance. was from a German Rotary has been damaged by smoke. Day turnout in Te Awamutu for down by Monday and things “You can tell them all about Group Study Exchange team. The fi re is still under investi- many years was the subject of were not too chilly, even at the Anzac services - but they need to Member, Mark Kruempel (a gation, although it is not suspi- debate - but there was consensus dawn parade. experience it fi rst hand.” journalist) said they were im- cious and has most likely been that the services in town on Mon- day were a great success. He attended both services here, Returned serviceman Ron Pow- pressed by the turnout in Te linked to an electrical fault. as well as those at Cambridge ell said it was a true small town Awamutu and by the importance Owner Bill Ryan expects the There were 38 war veterans marching in the dawn parade and Ohaupo. turnout, with people support- Anzac Day obviously held for lo- shop to be out of action for Former Te Awamutu Mayor ing each other. He sold poppies cal people. about six weeks. and 107 in the civic service pa- rade later in the day. Bob Vaile also attended both in Kihikihi all day Friday and He said in his home country As an interim measure Mr Estimates placed the attend- services here, including the dawn raised the fl ag early on Monday they commemorate Volkstraver- Ryan is offering takeaways ance at the civic service at be- service with his daughters, Den- morning at Kihikihi Town Hall, tag in November - remembering from the Alpha Hotel Cafe and tween 1200-1500. ise and Allison, and grandson, where wreaths were laid by the all the people who died in the Restaurant. Waipa Mayor Alan Livingston Simon (14). RSA and Council. World Wars. Super Liquor Phone 871 4009 TE AWAMUTU No butts about it Offer concludes close John’s OPEN 7 DAYS of trade 02/05/05 while John’s Super Deal is Cash and Carry Only – Payment of John’s Super Deal must be by cash, Eftpos or cheque, otherwise charge price applies. TRADE NOT SUPPLIED. stocks last PICK OF THE WEEK Our jeans fit KKiimm CCrraawwffoorrdd SStteeiinnllaaggeerr Gordon’s Range 1155 ppkk Gin Range 1 litre two for

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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, April 28, 2005 Brian Tamaki blasts ‘devil’s lies’ Charismatic, controversial church leader returns to home town By Grant Johnston Pastor Brian Tamaki went back to his roots on Sunday night to share his views on ‘the demonic agenda that wants to put the church out of business’. He spoke to a gathering of 350 packed into soul.purpose.church in Te Awamutu. Pastor Tamaki is soon to be ordained as Bishop by his massive South Auckland based Destiny Church. He was born in Te Awamutu and he and his wife Hannah helped plant Rosetown Community Church when he returned to begin his ministry in the mid-80s (a fore- runner to soul.purpose). He blasted the culture of the ‘silent pul- pit’ which he said was aimed at gagging views on important issues like abortion and prostitution. He said it was one of the ‘devil’s lies’ that the church should stay quiet. Next month an ‘absolute abstinence stand’ will see 1000 youth take vows at South Auckland’s Destiny Church not to have sex before marriage. “It’s about giving people the choice and saying ‘I’ve got something that works’.” Another ‘lie’ was that the church should stay small. “What frightened the politicians (about the Enough is Enough march) was that they saw an army of disciplined people.” Another lie was that the church should not have money and should stay separate from everything else in the world and stay PRAYER FOR PASTORS: Pastor Brian Tamaki leads a prayer for the leaders of Te Awamutu’s Soul.purpose, New Life and Liberty spiritual. Fellowship churches and their families at Sunday night’s service in Te Awamutu. Photo supplied. “The Church isn’t perfect. The church doesn’t save you - Christ does - he’s per- Pastor Tamaki said God was looking for Soul.purpose Pastor, Andrew Vossen wants to see the change that will stop the fect.” ‘now people’ where he had some govern- said the congregation had heard Pastor moral dilemma we are in - to see the bar Pastor Tamaki said he was upset about ance. Tamaki clarify the things that the media for standards raised in the nation by re- things that tarnished the church and the “Who will stand against the workers of have said. turning to the values that Jesus taught.” name of Jesus Christ. iniquity? Enough is Enough is all about Church spokesman, Roger Peake says Mr Peake said most Pentecostal church- He saw the church becoming more doc- standing. Brian Tamaki is consistent in his mes- goers were comfortable with Pastor Tama- ile. “TV normalises what is abnormal, legiti- sage and in the leadership he brings to the ki’s level of personal wealth. “Where are the William Booths and the mises and legalises it. church. “People love him so much because he is Wesley brothers? They got conversions and Pastor Tamaki said the church had slept “His message is a wake up call to Chris- helping to make a difference for good.” they got criticisms. regarding abortion and prostitution is- tians today to be the church, to live the gos- He said Pastor Tamaki was qualifi ed to “Look at us today. We are so sensitive - sues. pel in the ordinary life of the community be ordained as a bishop because he was ‘I’m leaving (the church)’. You can’t do that “There is still no voice from the commu- and the nation. living the life required for such an offi ce, in the army or the workforce.” nity of the righteous.” “Publicly, he is ‘in your face’ because he according to the Bible. Church celebrates PROPERTY 140 HISKENS PLACE Blueprint second decade Delivered to you in today’s paper. The visit by Pastor Brian Tamaki on Sunday night If not phone Harcourts (07) 871 8700. coincided with celebrations for 20 years since the 062TC038-05 founding of the church initially known as Rosetown Community Church (now soul.purpose.church). The huge gathering on Sunday night was reminis- cent of the church in its heyday. And joint initiatives with soul.purpose by two other churches will see meetings attracting those sort of numbers on a more regular basis again. SOLD Liberty Fellowship has been sharing facilities with soul.purpose for some time, while New Life Church will be doing the same from the end of next month. When the three churches come together occasion- aly for shared worship, the congregation is likely to surpass the 240 peak Rosetown Community Church hit when Pastor Tamaki was here. Sold in just over a week on the market using Rhys’ Church elder Roger Peake has compiled an inter- esting booklet outlining the church’s second decade exclusive marketing program. Rhys was able to pre- (and including ‘The First 10 Years’ compiled by him in 1995). sent two very good offers. The end result was one The booklet outlines some turbulent years for the offer being accepted leaving happy sellers and buy- church in its second decade, but a doubling of num- bers again since 2001 under new Pastor Andrew ers. Vosson (to 60). Pastor Vossen, like Rhys’ buyer demand currently exceeds his supply. TE RORE - 10 OAKSHOTT ROAD Pastor Tamaki, is not averse to riding a mo- This property shortage means exceptional prices torcycle. are still being achieved. Brian and Hannah Tamaki came to Te If you are considering selling and results are what Awamutu from Tokoroa in 1984 (he had left Te matter, then contact Rhys today. He can advise you Awamutu at the age of 12) to found a church on how to market your property successfully, which here. They were told Te includes colour advertising every week in the Awamutu did not need Harcourts Blueprint. OPEN HOMES: SATURDAY and SUNDAY 1.00pm-2.00pm another church. MODERN CONVENIENCE AND COUNTRY LIVING Public meetings be- gan on April 21, 1985 • 4 brm home - freshly redecorated • Water to all paddocks and after meetings in • New designer kitchen • Cattle yards various venues, land on • Great indoor/outdoor flow • Close to local primary schools the corner of SH3 and • Substantial landscaped section • Easy commuting distance to Racecourse Road was • 4.75 hectares (approx) Hamilton/Te Awamutu purchased in September, MANY DESIRE - FEW ACHIEVE 1986 to build. 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PAGE 4 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, April 28, 2005 Passion for learning makes arduous journeys rewarding THINKING OF SELLING? We urgently require new listings in all price ranges to replace our sold listings. If you are thinking about selling contact either Noma or Frank now. Over 35 years selling Te Awamutu Real Estate 111TC048/05 NOMA CAMPBELL FRANK HALLETT AREINZ Phone (07) 871 5594 Phone (07) 871 5694 Mobile (0274) 745 603 Mobile (025) 269 7313 May Rural Roundup The May issue will be published on Tuesday, May 10. Deadline for bookings is Friday, April 29.

Phone Alan on 871 5151 SHOTGUN REWARDING: David Strawbridge (above, left) with the medals presented to him by the Chinese SHOTGUN Government - but what really makes living and working in difficult conditions overseas worthwhile for him is the eagerness of students to learn, as exemplified in his photo above right. Te Awamutu Citizens Advice stands with slots to display classroom had a mud fl oor, the SPECIALS!SPECIALS! Bureau invited former Pirongia words and sums. roof leaked and water ran down resident David Strawbridge to Tibet, now province of China, the walls. • All steel shot friendly • attend their recent on-going has a population of about 1.2 There was no heating, and training session where he gave million and is 1,200,000 square children did not have the warm- a very interesting power point kilometers in area. est of clothing. 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CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE By Steve Searle of Te Awamutu Bible Chapel Young and old gathered in the fi rst light of April 25 to honour the sacrifi ce of previous generations. The Anzac Dawn Parade is now more than a memorial service to those 2,712 soldiers who died while trying to secure a beachhead at Gallipoli 90 years ago, and the fallen in all wars. It’s also become a time to pause and refl ect on where we stand as a nation. The Anzac force was comprised of Pakeha, Maori, Nuiean, Australian and other brothers-in- arms who stood their ground together and for each other. We need to refl ect on that. The soldiers’ stories were of sacrifi ce, duty, mate- ship, integrity, discipline and honour. We shouldn’t forget that either. At home thousands gathered at memorial ceno- taphs “lest we forget”. And above Anzac Cove un- der an Aegean sky, hundreds of mostly young New Zealanders and Australians slept in the open so they could rise to stand in the silence of dawn and to feel the strength and pride in that company. So today, what is my generation’s legacy for those following? What will our children remember us for ? When they stand with their children at their side, some may consider that while we remem- bered on Anzac Day the 18,166 Kiwi soldiers killed during the whole course of World War 1, we had barely blinked at the similar number of abortions sanctioned year after year during our time. They might also remember our muted accept- ance of homosexual marriage (or civil union) and prostitution as lawful practices, and would have learned from us that the broadcast of amoral be- haviour, violent language and violent deeds into their homes was OK when screened after 8.30pm as ‘adult entertainment’. They may refl ect on the moral ground becoming a slippery slope and protests against any individu- al’s deviance being denounced as discriminatory under the United Nations blah-blah. On such matters, how would our Anzac grand- parents see us today? They had saluted a fl ag and stood respectfully for a national anthem that today some criticise as being not good enough for their allegiance. Each generation makes mistakes, for sure, but in our grandparents’ time there were certain life principles, mostly Bible-based, that had seen them through the struggle and heart-break of two world wars and a severe economic depression in between. We need their example, beyond Anzac, where a person’s words and deeds are more carefully meas- ured against the absolute truths found in the Bible – for our children’s sake.

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PAGE 6 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, April 28, 2005 Pirongia Lions refl ect on 65 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu Ph (07) 871 7189 25 years proud service Email: [email protected] Mt Pirongia Lions Club mem- bers celebrated their fi rst quar- ter century with a reunion at MANGATI Pirongia Golf Club recently. President John Wood invited charter president Colin Dixon to cut the cake commemorating a memorable 25 years. Special guests included Waipa Mayor Alan Livingston, past international director, Ken Jones, district governor, Mike Smith and zone chairman, Alan Rounthwaite and their wives, OPEN DAYS: as well as members from Te Wednesdays, 4th, 11th, 18th, Awamutu Lions, Rosetown 25th May, 2005 at Lions, Kihikihi Lions and Te 492 Mangati Road, Pirongia Kowhai Lions. (off Ormsby Road) The club has never enjoyed a huge membership, but has 11.00am-2.00pm always ‘boxed above its weight’ PRESIDENTS: charter president Colin Dixon (left) and present (Bring own 4WD or bikes) in terms of projects undertaken president John Wood at the 25 year dinner. Photo supplied. and good works achieved. Pirongia Senior Citizens Club The Lions have enjoyed as- Early projects included the and provides them with a sisting their community and Sheep, Cattle or Dairy Support Farm building of the public toilet Christmas luncheon (held mid- have also had fun themselves Area: 247.9 ha (612 acres) block in the centre of Pirongia, year these days) and fi rewood. along the way. clearing scrap metal from ballot Children from Tokanui Hos- Interclub competitions have Buildings: 3 bedroom home, 2 bedroom log cabin, farms, taking local school chil- pital were entertained on Willie been held with other Lions 4 stand woolshed plus usual farm buildings. dren on camp at Pureora forest Laverty’s farm clubs, including cricket games, and manning gates at Waikato Catering at Pirongia Boxing darts, bowls and quiz nights. Great location on the slopes of Mt Pirongia. A and P Show. Day Races is the club’s major There have also been social AUCTION: Friday, 27th May, 2005 at 1.00pm An early highlight was the fundraiser, while over the last bus trips and surprise Christ- charity ball with the late Billy T. two years a garage sale has mas party outings. at Pirongia Rugby Clubrooms James in 1983 to raise funds for been held - this year’s proceeds Members of the club have Mt Pirongia Lions Club cancer going to the Burns Unit. played their part in the wider Contact Bob Longden: A/h 07 873 7221, Mobile 021 984 329, Office 07 873 6083 support group. A bloodcell irradiator was Lions family, with fi ve serving or Shirley Green: A/H 07 871 7909, Mobile 027 375 137, Office 07 871 7189 This eventually led to the provided to Waikato Hospital as Zone 202C chairman and six 118TC025-05 club’s involvement with the for the oncology department to on the cabinet. Child Cancer Foundation and be used for child cancer patients During John Lorimer’s term the running of the CCF Christ- and any other patients requir- as health chairman the eye mas party at Pirongia School, ing its services. camera was purchased. which has been going for 15 A recent project was the lo- Ray Cullen and John Young years, and an annual charity cating and restoring of the old served as youth exchange chair- golf tournament. gun that now stands outside man, responsible for scores of The club also helped set up Pirongia War Memorial Hall. exchange students. TYRES WHAT’S ON FOR MAY ATV T Until 7. The Little Tin Soldier at the Woolshed toto area, ph (07) 889 5001. EEEESSSS Theatre. Performance times and tickets available 8. Te Awamutu Spiritualist Church – Speaker TTTTYYYYRRRR from The Woolshed Theatre 10am to 2pm, ph 871 Lynda Suppers, Red Cross Hall 11am, ph 871 TTTTVVVV TTTT T 7637. 7064. AAAA ATV 1. Te Awamutu Craft Market, Alexandra Street, 15, 27. Waikato Titans Basketball, Te Awamutu 10am – 2pm, ph 871 8281. Events Centre. ES 1,8. Kihikihi Speedway. 1st, King Country 15. Te Awamutu Country Variety Club AGM, TYR Standard Stocks 1pm. 8th Demolition Derby ph 871 6045. .00 1pm, ph 871 3125 or 871 5119. 15, 17. Mission at St. Patrick’s Church, con- 3. Te Awamutu Branch of the New Zealand ducted by Passiorist Priests from Australia, ph $90 + GST Soc. of Genealogists is having a special speaker 871 4330. Jan Gow on ‘I have fi lled in my Pedigree Chart - 18. Te Awamutu Continuing Education Group where to next?’ 7.30pm at the Masonic Lodge, ph - Speaker Bruce Hosking, ‘Travel and Learn RES 871 7778. Mobility Scooter Group – Evan David- Hamilton, Travels with a Travel Agent’, 10am, TYMost Sizes son, Taekwando and Self Defence, ph 871 3627. ph 871 9544. ATV 4. Te Awamutu Continuing Education Group – 22. Te Awamutu Spiritualist Church – Speaker Speaker Dr. Graham Oliver, Waikato University Dianne Gregory, Red Cross Hall 11am, ph 871 Most Treads on ‘Are we in charge of our minds?’ ph 871 9544. 7064. RES 6,8. Te Awamutu Little Theatre presents ‘The 24. Te Awamutu Business and Professional TY Diary of Anne Frank’, ph 021 313009. Tickets Women, guest speaker Sue Reynolds from the ATV We have tyres available from the Information Centre. Women’s section at the Waikeria Prison, new 6. Business House Relay – Te Awamutu Swim- venue to be confi rmed, ph 871 2188. to suit all ATV’s ming Club. 6.15pm start. Entry forms from 28. All Styles Martial Arts Championships at TY Events Centre or Stirling Sports. Te Awamutu Intermediate School, ph 0800 542 ES TV T 7. Te Awamutu Music Federation – Asni Harp 548. TYR A Recital ‘200 years of Pop’, 2.30pm at the Council Pirongia Cottage Crafts, artist for the month is Parts Direct Chambers, door sales only. Robyn Ninnes, ph 871 9675. 07 872 0291 8. Parawera Trail Open Day 10am – 5pm, Te Awamutu Museum, Archives exposed, runs BBQ’s, animal menagerie and art exhibitions, from the 9th - 29th, Here’s your opportunity to sponsoring The Child Cancer Foundation, ph 872 fi nd out fi rst hand what happens to archives at Farm Machinery Centre 7849. Te Awamutu Museum. Museum Archivist, Toni Warren Longman (027) 289 6263 118TC008/04 8,22. Te Awamutu Sunday Tramping Group Fortune will be processing archival material such – 8th Karamu Walkway Ridge Walk, ph 871 9885 as letters, photo’s, minute books and diaries in TELEPHONE HAMILTON TOLL FREE 859 OHAUPO ROAD FACSIMILE or (07) 843 7299. 22nd McBrines Stream Mara- the community gallery for the month. 07 872 0232 07 849 6000 TE AWAMUTU 07 871 8190

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You haven’t ‘heard it all’ until you have experienced a George Harrison and John Thinking Lennon tune played on a harp. German born harpist ‘Asni’ will be per- forming a variety of ‘pop’ tunes up to 700 years old at the Te Awamutu Music Federa- of going tion concert in the Waipa Council Cham- bers on Saturday, May 7. Asni says that contrary to popular belief, pop music transcends all musical genres. “I like pieces that have a strong rhythm, into a groove, music that has a swing... it is all about how the music speaks, its relation to language - proper phrasing and expression are really important to me and I fi nd you business? can apply that to modern music just as much as to any baroque piece.” Having said that, Asni is well aware of the connotations that come with being a professional harp player. “As a harpist people always seem to as- sume that one has to be some sort of angelic - or spaced out new-agey kind of person and I am much too down to earth for that.” As a solo act Asni also enjoys the freedom to incorporate elements of improvisation into her performance. “Most of the arrangements are my own, but they aren’t nailed down and fi xed for all time, but will often change over the course of several performances. I am defi nitely not trying to be mystical or angelic, except un- der very rare circumstances. Twenty-one years after picking up the harp for the fi rst time Asni is now one of new Zealand’s most entertaining and eclec- tic harpists. This will be her fi rst performance in Te Awamutu. Tickets are available at the door. Little Tin Soldier pure entertainment Reviewed by Ruth Lucas While there may be opened a two week sea- fairytale for young and backdrops assist greatly the ingredients required a plethora of entertain- son on Saturday. old alike to enjoy. with slick scene changes to maintain audience ment opportunities Director Susanne Bright and innova- ably performed in the interest. these school holidays, Bond has moulded a tive costumes and well dark by the half-a-dozen Beauty, with compe- one would be hard group of talented young executed scene changes stage crew. tent Ballerina Charlotte pressed to fi nd better folk, and a few adults, keep the storyline fl ow- From the original Verstappen, Love Inter- than the current Talos into a cohesive unit, ing. Hans Christian An- est with a handsome production of ‘The Lit- blending voice and Minimum stage props dersen fairytale, ‘The scarlet coated Soldier, tle Tin Soldier’, which dance to create a living and artistically painted Little Tin Soldier’ has all with only a matchstick for a rifl e, a King and Queen and an evil green Goblin, with an equally evil laugh, and designs on the Ballerina. The make-up and costume of Goblin Daniel Hoga- rth was superb and he Take your carried his part with aplomb. first steps Talos is fortunate to have unearthed the vo- cal talents of Murray to business Peterson who, as King Neptune, enhanced the success! underwater scenes with his strong resonate vocals and ease of move- ment on stage. Do you have a business idea but Lighting director Ce- need the tools to make it happen? dric Taylor impressed with his complementary lighting, especially the Do you need to set clear goals and ocean scenes of moving plan for the future? water augmented by the corresponding musical Do you need help with budgeting crescendos. Choreographer Gai- and simple finances? lene Foster admirably enhances the storyline Do you want to learn how to with her ballet and tap sequences creditably communicate effectively? performed by a group of bright young dancers and singers who rose to If you answered YES to any of these questions their tasks superbly. then First Steps to Business is the programme for you! A couple of gliches early on were quickly All you need to bring is energy, enthusiasm and and smoothly glossed a commitment to learn. It's that simple. over and did not impede the fl ow. First Steps is part-time, offered throughout NZ and is available at NO COST! Remembering this was the opening perform- Flexible learning options ance, there appeared lit- tle nervousness as it was NO FEE - all resources provided 118TC026/05 evident the cast were enjoying their roles and this was transmitted to the full house audience who were warmly gener- ENROL NOW!!! ous with their applause. ‘The Little Tin Soldier’ runs at The Woolshed until May 7. Young 0800 955 559 and old will enjoy this production as did those Te Wananga o Aotearoa around me. Matai Whetu Ki Te Iti Kahurangi Dates and times are School of Sustainable Business Management advertised in the Cou- 111TC046/05 rier. www.sustain.ac.nz

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RIDERS preparing for the start of the stage from the Roto-O-Rangi North of Ohaupo School, SH3, Supply No. 73470 Memorial Hall. Photo supplied Driving along some of the quieter the top fi ve overall in the respective country roads around Te Awamutu age groups. over Anzac Weekend, you might Mosen fi nished fourth out of 22 have thought for a moment that senior and under-19 women riders, you were in the midst of the Tour while Peterson placed fourth in a De France. fi eld of 24 of the country’s top under- Behind the bright cycling clothes 17 female riders. and sleek racing bikes, though, you’d Former Te Awamutu rider, Mark have noticed that almost all the cy- Langlands (now riding for Hamil- clists were teenagers. ton) was fourth in a big fi eld of 49 Te Awamutu Sports Club’s annual riders in the under-19 men’s class. 3-day junior tour attracted a record RESULTS IN DETAIL 174 of New Zealand’s best young The top fi ve riders in general classifi cation road cyclists. in each class (club in brackets): They competed in a series of Under-19 men: Clinton Avery (Rotorua) 1, Come and see Andrew Thompson (Akarana) 2, Sam Bew- races, held over three days, on ley (Rotorua) 3, Mark Langlands (Hamilton) the roads around Roto-O-Rangi, 4, Chris Sanson (Levin) 5. the all new... Parawera, Wharepapa South and Te Senior and under-19 women: Paddy Awamutu. Walker (North Harbour) 1, Brei Gudsell Riders were grouped into fi ve (Wanganui) 2, Marina Duvnjak (North Har- Giltrap RF11 Side Feed Silage bour) 3, Amy Mosen (Te Awamutu) 4, Lauren classes, all of which were fi ercely Koedyk (Morrinsville) 5. contested. Under-17 men: James Dobson (Palmer- The older riders had a special ston North) 1, Alex Cull (Counties Manukau) Wagon with Scales incentive to strive, as Cycling NZ 2, Myron Simpson (Counties Manukau) 3, selectors were using the event to Shane Archibald (Timaru) 4, James Wilkin- son (Wakatipu) 5. select squads to represent New Under-17 women: Gemma Dudley (Levin) on Farm Demonstrations at 11am & 1pm Zealand later this year in New Cal- 1, Sequoia Cooper (Southland) 2, Maria Car- edonia, Australia and at the World lyle (Levin) 3, Emma Peterson (Te Awamutu) cycling championships in Vienna, 4, Phillipa Swain (Southland) 5. Austria. Under-15: Patrick Wilkinson (Wakatipu) 1, Jed Usherwood (Ramblers Napier) 2, Sam For any further information contact John Te Awamutu’s Amy Mosen and Barltrop (Tinwald) 3, Sean Joyce (Ramblers Emma Peterson enhanced their Napier) 4, James Northey (North Harbour) at Farmline 871 8040 growing reputations, fi nishing in 5. 116TC028/05

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095TC036/05 HOT SHOT: Sarah Nicholson practises her chipping at Te Awamutu Golf 857 Club, with New Zealand team-mates (from left) Natasha Krishina, Sharon Ahn and coach Marnie McGuire in background. 1180514AD By Colin Thorsen efi ts of concentrated work on these Intensive training at Te Awamutu young players. Golf Club has the New Zealand “Their ages are scary but on the women’s golf team on course for golf course they are mature athletes a top placing at the Queen Sirikit gaining brilliant results.” tournament in Thailand. Eyre envisaged it taking three Since the Te Awamutu Courier years for the change of structure to last featured the New Zealand team kick in from the time she took over training here, they have pulled off a as high performance manager at rare hat-trick of victories over their New Zealand Women’s Golf. Trans Tasman rivals. “The results are coming far sooner Squad member Jenny Park (Ota- than expected. go) became the fi rst New Zealand “The rapid progress these young- woman to win at Lake Macquire in esters are making is mind blowing.” Australia. Eyre says having Marnie McGuire New Zealand beat Australia (14-9) involved with the team in a coaching for the fi rst time in 10 years to claim capacity, for the past eight months, the Tasman Cup at Titirangi. has been a huge bonus. And Sarah Nicholson became the New Zealand’s most successful fi rst New Zealander to win the Vic- player is one of four professional torian strokeplay in Melbourne. women coaches involved with na- On the domestic scene, Nicholson tional teams. (20) won the New Zealand amateur She and Eyre place a lot of empha- championship, 14-year-old whiz kid sis on having fun, both on and off the Sharon Ahn claimed the NZ stroke- course. play championship and Natasha “You have to have a good time to- Krishina (16) won the national U21 gether when the players and coaches Last Weeks solutions on page 23 championship. are putting in the hard yards,” says “When our players hit the ball McGuire. off the tee, their ball striking is as After spending four days at SINGLETON PLUMBING good as any team in the world,” said Whakatane for the NZ U21 tourna- and HANSEN Winter Heating Specialists team captain, Gaylene Eyre (nee ment and two days at Te Awamutu LTD Wood, Gas & Oil ~ Kirkham of Te Awamutu) at the Golf Club last week, the New team’s two-day training camp, back Zealand representatives have now in Te Awamutu last week. returned home for 12 days practise “We just need to practise, practise, before leaving for Thailand on May practise on our short game and 5. 129 MARKET ST, TE AWAMUTU, PH (07) 871 7099, FAX (07) 871 8435 course charting.” The Queen Sirikit tournament is 118TC010/05 Eyre says we’re seeing the ben- from May 11-13. 097TC025/05

PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, April 28, 2005 Seven-year-old claims third national title Whatever BMX Club continues proud record at NZ championships the weather... By Colin Thorsen There is a saying that it is hard to get a BMX Inverter control national title and even harder to hold onto it. That makes the provides you with greater performance of Te Awamutu seven-year- energy savings old Connor Loomans winning a national title for the third year in a row quite extraor- dinary. The youngster won all his mottos, including the fi nal to take out his age group at Rangiora. Three Te Awamutu riders, in all, claimed national titles - the other two going to the Merito brothers from Raglan. Clay Merito (5) went one better than last THREE OF THE BEST: Te Awamutu riders to win their age groups at the year, winning the six national BMX championships in Rangiora, from left, Clay Merito, Connor year boys’ champion- Loomans and Codi Merito. 1180515AD ship, while Codi collect- Dylan Patterson Caleb Loomans had 10th respectively, while ed his second consecu- started the ball rolling to settle for ninth after 11 year-olds Anna Mc- tive NZ1 plate in the claiming fourth in the an earlier crash ruled Kee and Olivia Jackson eight year age group. under fi ves. him out of the nine year placed 13th and 16th. Loomans joins Jodi Nicholas Jeffcoat, boys’ fi nal. The club’s cruiser rid- Beaumont as the only Haegen Nicholson Cody Hobbs went into ers were again to the Te Awamutu riders to and Max McConnell the 10 year boys’ fi nal in fore in their respective have won three consec- fi nished second, fourth fi rst place, only needing age groups. utive national titles. and 10th respectively to fi nish in the top two Craig Poynter was Beaumont won her behind Loomans in the to secure NZ1. A crash third, Neil Patterson age group in 1997, 1998 seven year boys’ class. at the fi rst corner rel- fi fth and Mark Jeffcoat and 1999, then again in Te Awamutu pulled egated him to fourth. 10th in the 30-34 class, 2001 before her family off a notable trifecta Patrick McKee raced Malcolm McOnie raced moved to Cambridge. in the eight year boys, an outstanding semi- outstandingly all week- Glen Inkster won four with Liam Jackson and fi nal to make the fi nal end to place second in national titles riding for Harry McConnell fi lling where he placed sixth. the 35-39 class, and Te Awamutu in 1985, second and third behind Triton Nicholson, rid- David Lewis (45-49) 1986, 1990 and 1994. Codi Merito. Jackson’s ing his fi rst nationals, was sixth. Nineteen out of the only loss was to Merito fi nished 24th. Further success went 24 Te Awamutu riders in the fi nal. Te Awamutu 10 year Te Awamutu’s way, with at this year’s nationals Cole McOnie and girls’ Ashley Patterson McOnie taking out came home with top 10 Aiden Poynter placed and Bayley McOnie North Island Coach of fi nishes. 11th and 32nd. fi nished ninth and the Year. Nothing else makes CLEAN UP you feel this good SUZUKI PROMOTION! Now you can have your home @ environment just as you want it. Cash in on a NEW SUZUKI Warm - Warmer - Cooler TF125 Mudbug with the control in the palm Purchase NZ’s favourite farmbike of your hand. the TF125, we’ll give $400 Cash Back Only comfortmaster makes you RRP feel this good All Year Round $ $ 3,495 now only... 3,095 Clean up with a NEW SUZUKI YOUR AIR DR200 Trojan CONDITIONING Purchase a

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, April 28, 2005 PAGE 15 Kickboxers’ last Soccer women This button could save your life well beaten chance to qualify Te Awamutu suffered a 5- 0 drubbing at the hands of Local kickboxer Brad Phantom Kickboxing Claudelands Rovers in Waikato St John Lifelink™ Medical Alarms Johanson will be out to retain women’s fi rst division soccer on spokesperson, Rick Dobson Sunday. connect you directly with our his unbeaten record at the reports 13 fi ghts have been Ambulance Communications Centre Playing into a stiff wind, Te Trust Waikato Te Awamutu booked for the evening. Awamutu spent virtually the • You’re just one touch of your button away Events Centre. Phantom Kickboxing entire fi rst half on defence. from our assistance at any time. Te Awamutu Phantom Academy fi ghters appearing The defence was valiant, as Kickboxing Academy is hosting • Trained ambulance staff will arrive at your (besides Brad Johanson) were the halves, but the danger a full contact fi ght night on are Josh Clarke, Marina was ever present. home with your medical information on Saturday. Cunningham, Johan Janse Van With four minutes of the half hand, ready to assist you. There is added incentive for Rensburg and Glen Anderson. remaining, Te Awamutu con- • Will work anywhere in your house the fi ghters. Doors open at 5pm and a full ceded a penalty which Rovers or garden. It’s the fi nal eliminations to bar will be operating. converted. the national titles to also be The game turned within the • St John Lifelink™ Medical Alarms are an held here in the Events Centre Tickets are available from the approved supplier by Work and Income NZ. space of three minutes as Rov- in July. Events Centre, Civic Video, and ers scored twice more from well- • Free demonstration available in your home. There should be plenty of Phantom Kickboxing Academy taken snap shots. To find out more about St John Lifelink™ ‘blood, sweat and tears’ to whet headquarters opposite Three Te Awamutu were far more 041TC024/05 Medical Alarms, visit our web site spectators appetites. Guys. competitive with the wind at

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WALKERS Rachel Westend, in her fi rst home for golf Staples blitz game for Te Awamutu, went closest to scoring. trophy win their rivals Rovers scored two more excel- Kaye Bayes won the Waipa Brenda Staples and Shirley lent goals. Cup by one shot from Jenny Egglestone used their wealth Midfi elder Sara Harvey Lawson at Te Awamutu Golf of experience to good effect was player of the day for Te Club. winning the 36-hole Nancy Mc- Awamutu. The event was decided over Cormick foursomes at Pirongia two rounds of medal. Golf Club. Bayes prevailed with 139, The winning combo streeted Stags upstage from Lawson on 140. their rivals with a score of 141. Lawson returned the best The runners-up were Jillian Hamilton OB gross round of 76 last Wednes- Reakes and Eileen Campbell Prop Llewellyn Emery spear- day. on 146. headed the Te Awamutu Sports Net scramble, 0-23: K Bayes 65, M In a much closer contest, Stags rugby team to a 29-10 win Fraser 67, J Lawson 69, Z Hunter 70, Noeline Hancock pipped Bev over Hamilton Old Boys. A Thomson 71. 24-plus: J Pollard 66, Parsons on the 18th to claim Following a close fi rst half, the D Spiers 68, R Ensor 69, C Kerr 70, S the Fay Haberfi eld Rosebowl. Lord, B Singh 71, E Dowthwaite, C Neal size and power of the Stags for- 73. Two: N Hollard. ward pack eventually told. LGU winners: J Scown (silver) 63 net, Ahead 15-3 at halftime, the Mother’s Day Feature K Bayes (bronze I) 65, D Spiers (bronze Soccer team Stags went on to dominate pos- II) 68. session in the second half and Saturday: A Thomson 42 stableford, come away with a comfortable will be published Tuesday, May 3 E Neilson 39, D Robbins 36, A Good- on a roll win 35. Te Awamutu women’s soccer win. If you wish to advertise a product or service, Monday teams event on stableford: reserve team remain unbeaten Second fi ve Ben Rutherford call Heather or Dorinda... B Johnstone, J Green, M Fleming 90; after three games. scored a brace of tries and G. Hurry... A Thomson, R Roberts, S Gower 87; E They followed up two draws Raroa and J. Emery one each. spaces filling fast Neilson, A Harnett, J Pollard 86. with a 1-0 away win against Three of the tries were con- Phone 871 5151 Nine hole: B Smith 14 putts, M verted by C. Walters, who also Ganley, M Collings 16, C Crawford, A Cambridge. Sue Gregg was the 336 Alexandra St, Te Awamutu Bovet 17. goal scorer. landed a penalty. DRAINAWAY PRODUCTS

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118TC017/05 PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, April 28, 2005 TA Sports close in HHAARRDD TTOO CCOOMMEE BBYY MMAANNUUAALL on rugby leaders LLIIMMIITTEEDD EEDDIITTIIOONN 2001 Honda Accord LSi Unbeaten Otorohanga next hurdle to overcome 2.3 manual sedan, alloys, spoiler, air con, Ecolab Te Awamutu to score the fi rst of his dual ABS, CD, central locking, immobiliser Sports scored eight two tries. tries to one overwhelm- Halfback Luke ing Southern United Parsons was next to 48-10 at Tokoroa. score after the forward $ .00 Their fourth win in pack had kept the ball 15,990 six games has rocketed in close and rolled them to fourth place in Southern back to their Waikato premier rugby, goal-line. behind Otorohanga, Parsons converted Hautapu and Te Rapa. his own try for a 29-10 Peter Bain reports scoreline. that both sides started Tangahou then pro- the game at pace, re- duced some fancy foot- sulting in 27 points work to start the move- 118TC029-05 being scored in the fi rst ment and be on hand to 20 minutes. take the fi nal pass for Southern opened his second try. IINNGGHHAAMM HHOONNDDAA their account with a Two minutes from penalty after three time, replacement wing minutes. Johnny Bird scored out TTee AAwwaammuuttuu LLMMVVDD Sports replied im- wide. mediately, stretching From the restart Cnr Mahoe St + Arawata St, Te Awamutu. Ph 871 5630 Southern from side to Sports moved the ball side for Waylon Tanga- along the chain to give hou to score the fi rst of the fl ying Meacheam a his two tries. clear run to score be- Two minutes later hind the posts. centre Ray Stowe burst Sports will be at near through two defenders PACEY Te Awamutu Sports’ winger Ryan full strength (exclud- to score on the left wing Meacheam scored a brace of tries. 1180517AD ing Super 12 players) after the forwards had for their clash with DidDid youyou won quick ball. at halftime. Otorohanga at Albert Southern put the pressure on The Sports forward pack were Park on Saturday. Sports and, after a series of roll- dominant at scrums, with front- Otorohanga are the only un- knoknoww...... ing mauls, were rewarded with rowers Nathan White, Frankie beaten team this season, having a try close to the posts. Bourke and ‘man of the match’ strung together six wins. The conversion tied the game Sam Biddles having it all over They recruited strongly in the Te Awamutu motorists up at 10-10. their opposites. off-season, gaining the services A mistake by Southern at Biddles, in particular, pro- of a South African lock and fi ve have bought in excess a lineout saw Sports set up a duced a fi ne performance of members of last year’s champi- of 45,000 tyres from rolling maul and drive them power scrummaging. onship winning Hamilton Old back to their goal-line where Sports went straight on the Boys’ squad. us... and Te Awamutu Harley Murray crashed over for attack in the second half. Coach Martyn Steffert is hop- the try. Fullback Anthony Crowley ing the local rugby fraternity people make intelligent Luke Parsons took over the ran into a hole in midfi eld and, turn out in force to support a Te goal-kicking and added the con- quick hands, saw right-wing Awamutu Sports side in conten- decisions. version for Sports to lead 17-10 Ryan Meacheam free out wide tion for fi rst round honours. Why not try us next and Pirongia chalk Cox shoots 74 experience for yourself Robin Cox maintained his consistent run of excellent service and good form posting 74 off-the-stick in Te Awamutu Golf quality, safe tyres at very up third win Club’s midweek tournament. The six handicapper prevailed by one shot from competitive prices. FIL Pirongia retained their lead in Waikato Pirongia’s up-and-comer Kenneth Veen. division one rugby with a hard earned 17-3 win Cox profi tted further by striking the jackpot over Putaruru. with a brace of twos. Te Oti Kaihe reports it was a torrid battle up John Mitchell has won the Newton Cup, de- front, with Pirongia having the best of the for- cided on the best fi ve rounds out of seven, with 118TC042/05 TYRE & TUNE CENTRE LTD ward confrontations. 72 points. Mike Thackray (player of day) stood out in an Saturday net scramble: J Hickey 68, T Wolfsbauer, T Thom- 21-23 BOND ROAD - TE AWAMUTU - PHONE 871 3267 son 69, J Mitchell, J Irving 71. Twos: G Lane (2), J Hickey, W impressive pack with a bruising game at No 8. He Wetere. was well supported by Tim Gilbert. Best of Vets: D Green, E Fraser, I Wilkins 37, J Arrell, D Pirongia opened the scoring in the 12th minute Armstrong, C Moore, R Hickey 36, G Mandeno, L Mace, G when winger Jordon Craig made the most of an Lane 35. Still deciding which club to join Open midweek tourney, women’s gross: J Lawson 83; net: overlap running 30 metres to score under the J Stevanon 68, M Strack 73; stableford: L O’Connor 40, L posts. Keightley 36. Men’s gross: R Cox 74, K Veen 75; net: M Brown Hamish Philburn added the conversion for a 65, B Rae 69, B Boswell, B Bain 70; stableford: P Burrell 39, 7-0 lead. T Carthy 37, T Thomson, G Vanner 36. Twos: R Cox (2), P The game then see-sawed, with both teams Flannery, R Hawira. THIS YEAR? Final Newton Cup points: J Mitchell 72, T Thomson 66, T showing attacking fl air. Wolfsbauer 63½, D Green 59½, T Fleming 53. Putaruru had a big build up for one of their at- ★ ★ ★ ★ Te Awamutu Golf Club Inc. tacks, only to fumble the last pass. Jordon Craig Gusty, cold winds had a noticeable effect on the Welcomes New Members swooped on the loose ball and raced away for his scoring in round two of the Ryan Cup at Pirongia second try, converted by Philburn for a 14-3 lead Golf Club. Full playing, Limited, 9 hole ladies, juniors at halftime. In contrast to the previous week’s top scores A Philburn penalty was the only scoring in the of 10-up on par, best score on Sunday was Merv Enquiries to Club office 07 871 5661 second half, notable for Putaruru tightening up Caie’s 3-up, followed by six players on 2-up. their defences. Leading contender for the trophy after two CASUAL PLAYERS WELCOME. CARTS AVAILABLE FOR HIRE The Wrightson/FIL sponsored Pirongia B rounds is Doug Dean on 12-up, from Colin Camp- team, coached by Alan Walters and Kane Mason, bell on 10-up and Pat Ryan 8-up. recorded their biggest win of the year beating Ten handicapper Murray Barclay shot the day’s Putaruru B 34-10. best gross of 79, followed by Brett Hollinshead DRIVING RANGE Pirongia B’s two players of the day were Stu (10) 79 and David Seager (5) 79. OPEN DAILY 8.00am - 5.00pm Fitzgerald and Aaron Van Der Poel. Te Awamutu Motors sponsored scramble on par: ★ ★ ★ ★ Seniors: B Hollinshead, K McFarlane, R Shaw, M Barclay (winter hours) To members and public. Te Awamutu Marist had a forgettable day at 2-up, K Appleby, P Robertson 1-up. Juniors: M Caie 3-up, R Sealey, D Watts, D Dean, C Finlay Mangakino, going down 36-0 to their Waikato 2-up, R Newlands, T Charlesworth, P Ryan, B Duffy 1-up. DRIIVIING division 1B rugby opponents. Century 21 nearest pin: P Robertson; longest putt: C Tainui; RANGE APRIL - MAY Marist’s cause was not helped by losing four two: B Hollinshead (eagle). ! 8.00am - 11.00am key players through injury in the third quarter ★ ★ ★ ★ SPECIAL! after trailing 15-0 at halftime. Evergreen Tom O’Brien heading the scoring 80 balls $6 Lock Logan McLaughlin, No 8 John Gisborne, with 39 stableford at Stewart Alexander Golf second fi ve Johnny Wairau and centre Marty Club on Sunday. Rodger all had to be replaced. McLaughlin will be Midweek: K Heke, D Morgan 36, P Morgan, D Heta 35, B Clarke 34, R Signal 32; ladies: W Heta 26; two: B Russ, D out for some time with a broken wrist. Morgan, P Morgan. Te Awamutu Marist battled on gamely in the second spell, Sunday: T O’Brien 39, R Mossman 38, L Quarrie, J Hjorth gaining some parity until Mangakino scored two 37, B Higgs 34, B Pepperell, K Jamieson 33. Ladies: A Knight, late tries to blow out the fi nal scoreline. H Parker 34, T Tapu 32. Twos: R Mossman, J Hjorth, L Doug- las Oliver’s Panelworks players of the day were ★ ★ ★ ★ G LF CLUB hooker Bryce McCandlish and Johnny Wairau. The women’s scramble was reduced to 16 due Other standouts were forwards Kasaina Fuapau, to tree felling at Stewart Alexander Golf Club on Jay Aramaroa and Jason Rowe, and backs Bryce Phone 871 5661 Wednesday. Robertson and Dion Pryor. Scores: E Ford 40, E Troutbeck, D Griffi n 38, G Quarrie Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu Marist have a home game against Jaradites at 37, P Grylls 34, S Lawrence, B Roigard, T Young 33; twos: S Fax 871 5673 Selectrix Marist Park this Saturday. Petersen, C Formosa. 109TC003-05 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, April 28, 2005 PAGE 17 FormalFormal NoticesNotices CHURCH NOTICES CHURCH NOTICES CHURCH NOTICES KIHIKIHI METHODIST KIHIKIHI BIRTHS DEATH NOTICES UNVEILING IN MEMORIAM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Anglican Parish HILL Derek and Re- EMERY - Tawio CHU RCH LAMONT - David HUNAPO - Thomas (Sonny). Takoto, ta- of Or akau Sunday, May 1 Parish Worship becca proudly an- Tumanako. Satur- nounce the arrival of Alistair (Desert). On koto, takoto. Takoto i Sunday May 1 day April 30, Service 9.30am SUNDAY Emma Jane. Born on April 26, 2005, (sud- runga i te aroha. Ta- 9.30am ~ Christ Morning Worship denly) at home, aged at 11am at Te Awa koto mai e papa. May 1 April 22, 2005 at Church, Kihikihi 70 years. Dearly loved Puku Urupa, Candy Passed away April 29, 1111.30am.30am 7.06am, weighing Ngaroma 3910 grams (8lb husband of Helen. Road. Luncheon at 1996. Remembered ALL WELCOME Kihikihi Rugby fondly by all his fam- Everyone welcome 10oz). Special thanks Wonderful dad of Enquiries: 871-6130 PIRON GIA to our midwife Jo Stephen and Lou Sports Club. Nau Mai ily. Enquiries 872-2898 9.30am Coulter, family and (Christchurch), Vicki Haere Mai. Holy Communion all the staff at River and Andy Macky (Te ENGAGEMENTS CHURCH NOTICES Ridge. Awamutu), Robyn BEREAVEMENTS TE AWAMUTU and Andrew Elms DEATH NOTICES BERRYMAN - SMALL 10.30am (Kapiti Coast), An- HOBBS - Graeme Ngaire and Lindsay soul. purpose. church Holy Communion drew and Paula (Lon- John Burton. along with Helen and CARLISLE - Ross don). Fun and cool Amanda, Rachelle, Dennis are thrilled to living for a higher cause A L L W E L C O M E Murray. Loved Fa- poppa of Kate and Jill and their families announce the en- Cnr Racecourse and Ohaupo Roads - 871-3888 Enquiries 871-5376 ther and Father-in- Jack, Mack, Kieran wish to sincerely gagement of Regan REV MAUREEN CALMAN law of Sharlene and Pastor Andrew and Judy Vossen and Sam, Yarna and thank the many peo- and Nyssa. Sunshine Mike. Special Cam. Dave’s funeral Grandpa to Rebecca, ple who took the time Coast, Australia. SUNDAYS - 10.00am St John’’s service will be held in to travel to Te Puke to CARSON - FABISH Sarah and Luke. A Evans Chapel, Or- man with many spe- share in the celebra- Bruce and Wendy For- The Zone for Kids ~ 10am Sunday Anglican mond Road, Gisborne tion of Graeme’s life. syth (Wellington), cial talents and quali- at 11.00am on Friday, ties that we will sadly Also special thanks to Stephen Fabish (Pa- Revelation Youth ~ Anthony Campbell (021) 048-3961 Church April 29, 2005, fol- miss. “Bye Dad, will those who showed pamoa) and Doug and Rosetown Counselling Centre ~ 871-3977 Arawata St, Te Awamutu lowed by private cre- their support to us miss you, keep on Ruth Carson (Pi- SUNDAY, MAY 1 whistling”. Love mation. In lieu of during Graeme’s ill- rongia) wish to an- Charlie. A special flowers, donations to ness and by way of nounce the engage- Join our services at Sunshine Bus would Grandpa who taught flowers, cards, baking ment of Emma and be appreciated and 8.00am & 10.00am us lots and spent time etc. after his passing. Andre. Congratula- This Sunday St John’s Church with us. 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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, April 28, 2005 PAGE 19 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES BUSINESS SUPER HORSES VEHICLES FOR LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK DEALS SALE WANTED WANTED MANGATOATOA SINGLE horse float, Te Awamutu Pinto, tandem axle, BUDGET or cull in HIGH BW empty cows. AIR FILLS Phone Owen Watson MAR AE new WOF, rego, good calf cows and high Continuing ON site filling. Spence (07)873-6222 or (021) ANNUAL GENERAL condition, $2250. BW empty cows, im- Education Marine phone 871- Phone (029) 283-0333. 874-570. MEETING 7711. Great mediate pick up. Group Phone 871-3274 or LIVESTOCK FOR Election of Officers BRAKE servicing, Tyres! 027-493-3566. Stuart Law Ltd. PETS SALE Agenda Phone 871-6426. Great ONE belted Galloway HUNTAWAY pups, Advertise Locally Date: May 7, 2005 Dr. Graham Oliver heifer. One Ram Hog- well bred, $70 each. Prices! Phone 871 5151 get. Phone 871-9916. Time: 10 am Waikato University FOR SALE Phone 872-7717. Fitting & Balancing

Venue: Mangatoatoa LIVESTOCK WANTED FIREWOOD, 5m³ Marae, Te Mawhai Rd Are we in charge of PLANTS FOR Kihikihi Road our minds $160, 10m³, $290. SALE 074TC210/05 Te Awamutu PIRONGIA Phone (07) 878-5242 Wednesday, May 4 or (021) 617-349. Phone 871 3079 GUN CLUB at 9.30am Our BARK Waipa Workingmens Club FISHING rods x 2 VOLKSWAGON MAY SHOOT Albert Park Drive deep sea or general prices won’t make Santana, 1984, 4 door sedan, excellent con- $2 ~ ALL WELCOME and marine coffee Greenlea MAY SHOOT flask with three cups, you dition, auto, power PREMIER MEATS LIMITED brand new. $350. windows, central lock- Sunday, May 1 yelp ing, 5 cylinder, at 10.00am DID YOU KNOW... Phone (025) 757-034. WANTED at Masons 2000cc, $1,500. Phone at Masons 871-9585.

Standard targets and That you can NOW FRIDGE - freezers, all Garden Centre Cows Bulls Prime Ox/Heifer some simulated field. place Courier sizes and prices. Ohaupo Rd, VEHICLE PARTS

Club Grounds: Classified adverts Phone 871-5623 Sec- PROMPT PROCESSING FREE CARTAGE SAME DAY KILL ond Hand Market. Te Awamutu Pirongia/Kawhia Rd in KIHIKIHI? FOR SALE Phone 871-6208 JEFF KEESOM LIVESTOCK BUYER All welcome SHOT gun, Luigi Just call into CAR PARTS A/H: 07 839-7330 MOB: 027 280 8303 Enquiries Phone Franchi 5 shot, top Kihikihi Postshop 70 80 90 (027) 288-8070 condition, genuine “DO THE reason for selling. Cheap used car STOCK SALES Phone 871-7996. RIGHT THING” PUBLIC NOTICES parts, tyres, batteries. Phone 870-2200 GARAGE SALE Te Awamutu MUFFLERS COMPLETE DISPERSAL 113 Price Crescent, Te Be TIdy TOWBARS FRSN FRSN X CCRRAAFFTT MMAARRKKEETT Awamutu. 8am. Business, Education, 225 Rickit Rd 1266 Cambridge Rd, Te Awamutu HILL COUNTRY COWS SUNDAY, MAY 1 Transport, Industrial, Friday 29 and Satur- Domestic, You Phone: 870-6255 Wednesday May 4 10am to 2pm - on the Main Street day 30, Mornings, Sundries 10.30am, cows 11.30am combined, household KEEP TE AWAMUTU Enquiries to Roni 871871-- 8281 effects, washing ma- BEAUTIFUL SOCIETY VEHICLES On A/C Bernhard Enterprises chine, jigsaws, craft WANTED Pearce Road, Puketurua, materials etc. VEHICLES FOR LATE model vehicles Putaruru. D/C 77858 TE AWAMUTU NETBALL CENTRE 185 Turere Lane, Te wanted for disman- Sale comprising of: Awamutu, 8.00am, SALE tling - Ford, Holden, Representative Coaches Saturday 30th, home Mazda, Mitsubishi. 180 FRSN & FRSN x in-milk cows Applications are now being ware, sports gear, Rosetown Auto Wreck- BW 81/47, PW 88/66, RA 88%, DTC July 25 ers, 2 Bruce Berquist called for 5 coaches furniture, books, elec- TBC10 EBL Free, Lepto Vacc, Shed trical, absolutely eve- Drive, Phone 871-6066.
Year 7 & 8
Under 15 development drenched, H/B shed.

rything. Under 15 Under 17 Grazing - available to June 1 by prior
21 Bryce St, Kihikihi, WANTED TO BUY arrangement to purchasers without Applications close May 7 Appointments made by May 9 Saturday 30th, KITCHEN sink/bench access to farms. Please apply in writing stating your team preference 8.00am to 3.30pm. and CV, detailing your experience and qualifications. with under cup- Payment - Delay payment to June 1 by boards, tidy condition. arrangement on livestock only. Send to: Representative Coaches 53 Te Tomo St, 8.00am start. Phone 871-2851. Application, Te Awamutu Netball Centre, Auctioneers Note: PO Box 564, Te Awamutu 942 Bond Road, Satur- GRAZING These cows will come forward in excellent condition and day 8am to 11am, AVAILABLE will be in-milk on day of sale. The herd is LIC Bred, with various household the cows in-calf to PSS FRSN bulls for 5 weeks, tailed BLUCK CUP items. off with FRSN and HERE. High fertility herd with an HAYLAGE average of only 5% MT rate over 3 years. The herd BUSINESS HOUSE Baby Bales consistently produces 310 ms/cow, 1080ms/ha, on RELAY CARNIVAL PUBLIC NOTICES (Conventional size) rolling to steep farm. Cows will be blanket dry cowed. A
WILL DELIVER
hard working herd that will shift. Phone 871-6937 Sundries 10.30am Friday, May 6, 2005 Free Seminar for Farmers STERLING at Trust Waikato Events Centre HARVESTING 1 x 2.4m Maxxum mower, 1 x 25hp Arch welder GROWING BETTER QUALITYQUALITY 300amps, 2 x mobile 20 calf feeders, 200lt diesel tank,
Entries 5.45pm Start time 6.15pm milk vats, 3000lt plastic, 1000lt plastic, 1750lt stainless PASTURES AND CROPS LUCERNE and grass ~ Entry forms Stirling Sports or Events Centre ~ Come and learn about: silage, top quality. steel, 4ft 6” Gallagher Silorator, hay rake, hay elevator,

Contacts 871-9643 or 871-6632 Phone Peter (027) Huntaway dog, plus numerous other sundries. How to create and maintain the perfect soil 472-4186. On Acc’s of N Bernhard/DA Bernhard/Keizer environment for growing pastures and crops.
YEARLING grazing Post rammer, 300 gallon diesel tank, 36 teat calf feeder, Fonterra Special Meeting What are the key factors available. Quality
How to manage the key factors assorted calf feeders, 2 x bobby calf pens, Gallagher Thursday May 5, 2005 service. Bruce Fraser- Contour mounted Silorator, Chip heater, 2 6ft 6” discs, How to select the best cultivar for pastures Jones (07)858-2934. 8ft Groundhog with seedbox, 1 x 5000lt diesel tank on and crops. 10.30am skids, 4x4 cab m/bike, 16ft 6 berth caravan, Masport
LIVESTOCK ARE YOU TAKING PART ? Impact of soil type, farming system and climate super vacuum pump, 3 head milk lift pump, cone wood on cultivar selection WANTED splitter, 2 x 90gal fuel drums, Buckton feedout wagon,
Key steps and pitfalls of establishment Join us at one of the following venues, bring hayrake, deer crush, electric backing gate, 18ft seed along your voting pack and have your say
Grazing management of different cultivars, AC PETFOODS on the Capital Structure proposal. getting the most out of your new pasture drill, drain trencher, 4 shot metal folder and many Now Buying more sundries. Free buses to each of the venues are available. Cereal Silages Payment - Sundries - Cash or cheque with ID Phone the Contact Centre 0800 65 65 68 for details.
Horses New varieties (triticale, barley) on sale day.
Where they fit in a seasonal farming system 0800-834-222 Can’t attend ? Make sure you have your say.
Where they can deliver more benefit than other Further inquiries and catalogues contact: silages CALF milk wanted. COMPLETE A PROXY FORM NOW Phone Farrelly Calf Vendor - Mark and Carol Bernhard (07) 883-5656 AND FAX IT TO 0800 101 214 Thursday May 5 Rearing 871-5075. Agent - Gerard Karl (07) 886-8444 or (029) 902 2130 BY 10.30AM, MAY 3. 11.00am - 2.00pm

Your participation is fundamental to our Co-operative (light lunch provided) LIVESTOCK WANTED and critical to Fonterra’s continued success. Caves Motor Inn, Hangatiki, SH3, (just

south of the Waitomo Caves turnoff on BONER COWS WANTED
The Christchurch Town Hall, 86 Kilmore Street, Christ- the right).

church Forum North, Rust Ave, Whangarei Mystery Brought to you by experts from: Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment Creek Convention Centre, Gate 2, 125 Mystery Creek Foremost Fertilisers Rd, Hamilton
TET Multisport Centre, Portia St, Stratford
H & T Agronomics Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Novotel Hotel, 175 Cuba St, Palmerston North
Seifrieds Vineyard, Redwood Rd, Appleby, Richmond, Nelson
Agricom NZ Also empty heifers and potter bulls
Croydon Lodge, Gore - Queenstown Highway, Gore Call 0800 729 961 or email [email protected] Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 PARTICIPATE IN YOUR CO-OPERATIVE to RSVP for catering purposes Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, April 28, 2005 BUSINESSES FOR WANTED KNOWN WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM SALE EMPLOYEES ANY PURCHASE WEEDSPRAYING ELECTRICIAN KEEP CLEAN PAINTERS WANTED LAWN MOWING $25 & OVER ELECTRICIAN D.I.Y - Use what we use Radio Controlled Units
AVAILABLE Established run Qualifies in the draw CHRIS MYLCHREEST
Handgun Work DAIRY FARM
A high concentrate APRIL / MAY 70 + lawns for $1000 worth of CHRIS MYLCHREEST outdoor cleaner.
Gorse
stock of your choice WORKER In Te Awamutu area
Roof
Ragwort
Guaranteed income at Hyams Jewellers. Kill - Prevent - Stop FOR: that green and black
Interior
Thistles Dairy Farm worker
Unique opportunity to BACON and ham cur-
New Installations growth on outdoor surfaces
Industrial Sites required. To assist on 450 join Green Acres, Exterior cow farm, 10 minutes ing, Renshaws Butch-
Maintenance Outdoor : Keep clean Competitive Rates New Zealand’s largest
Good Rates from Te Awamutu. House ery. Phone 871-6470.
Repairs concentrate 2 litres franchise group.
Maintain your Phone Marshall available, sharing with Indoor : Spray & Wipe 5 litres Contracting Urgency required investment another worker. Good WORK WANTED Phone 871-2914 Enquiries to 871-7896 remuneration and time Phone (0800) 473-362 Mobile purchase Phone 870-2377 off. Must be reliable, CAR valet. Phone Ul- (027) 496-7849 Mobile (021) 203-9935 tra Clean 871-6662. Washbright punctual and good with PROPERTIES FOR Johnny Nelson FARM WORK stock. Minimum one SALE FLY SCREENS Phone: 871-7389 PLUMBING WANTED years experience preferred. CARPET FLY SCREENS or (0274) 763-347 & DOORS Spouting, Please Contact: COUNTRY & DOOR S Andy & Ange 872-7772 CLEANING Drainlaying, Heating CROP & LOVERS SECURIITY DOORS LABOUR LABOUR
Friendly Service IICRC Approved & WIIN DOWS PASTURE HOME HELP $259 ,000
Reasonable prices MAGIC SEAL and HIRE WANTED Spacious, warm and
Craftsman Plumber SPRAYING CRIMSAFE Brands 3 MAN GANG inviting, this renovated 24 Hour HOUSEKEEPER
Guaranteed products Phone Neil Drury four bedroom home with NO JOB TOO BIG Service required for two pro-
Personal service (021) 926-315 fessional households, office and great views is OR SMALL. set amongst nearly four Phone Dave 871-7200 Hewitson Plumbing Agricultural Contractor approximately 12 acres of the best farm ULTRA CLEAN Freephone 0800 104 466 Best rates in Te’A. Phone 871-3620 hours per week, must land money can buy. Phone 871-6662 or Phone 24 hours: EXCELLENT CALF be honest, reliable Walking distance to top (0274) 984-465 027 637 7296 PROFESSIONAL BEDDING OR and thorough, refer- FEED PAD COVERING ences required. Please country school. FORKLIFT dressmaker, weddings, Why not come and CARPET. Phone Ultra and all occasions, al- Clean post peel phone Karen (0274) Clean 871-6662. TRAINING terations, collect and available in 30m³ 409-360. see for yourself. Phone David CHIMNEY Rosetown deliver by arrange- or 66m³ lots. (0274) 845-326 For a Professional Service, ment. Phone Andrea Available now until SITUATIONS A1 Chimney cleaning, DRIVER Free Quotes, 871-3626. spring. VACANT LAND and buildings professional, friendly at Affordable Rates. service. Phone 871- TRAINING ROSETOWN Painters. Phone: including sawmill. “A Moving M&B Contracting BASS player wanted. Exciting opportunity. 4244 or (021) 664-367. Phone For all your painting For original rock Experience” and wallpapering re- Antony (021) 821-809 Phone 0800 269 722. COMPLETE cleaning (0274) 125-000 band. Some influences quirements. Phone 871- include Alterbridge, service. Phone Ultra 872-2805 Household or 3411. FENCING, specialis- LIFESTYLE BLOCK Clean 871-6662. ing in lifestyle blocks Staind to Led Zep. BusBusiiiiness ness $129,000 AME and farm fencing. Phone Qunitin on GARDEN Ph Now! 871-7683 or (021) 595- Approximately 3.5 (07) 858-4506 Post driving, post and acres bare land, FIX THOSE RESURRECTION 910. or (021) 422-895 rail, post and wire complete with water, annoying window Or Maintenance battle yards, post and CLIENTCLIIENT CCONTACT/ONTACT // power and great and door Talk to the SHUTTLE batten. Phone Nick PHONEPHONE PERSONPERSON elevated building site. problems NOW! OFFAL (027)473-0001 or (07) Adjoins Riverside experienced team SERVICE MainlyMainly eveningevening work. 827-1849. Phone: 871-4553 Esplanade reserve. at Great Garden HOLES Ph Pat or Deanne Phone 871 4553 Workz. FENCING, specialis- Extn:Extn: 143 or 146 Phone David 872-2530 (0274) 845 326 0800-25-25-00 Phone Tess


(027) 289-5497 or ing in lifestyle blocks DavidDavid or or Brian 872-2853 or (027) 289-5496 and farm fencing. (027) 238-2517 KING COUNTRY Post driving, post and CUSTOMER DRILLING rail, post and wire AUCTIONS Steve’s cattle yards, post and SERVICEPERSON GARDENER, Ron * 4 Wheel Drive Specialist Tree batten. Phone Nick Required for a Elder, for all mainte- * Best Equipment (027) 473-0001 or (07) machinery hire depot nance. Ph 871-4282. * Best Prices Maintenance 827-1849. in Te Awamutu, * Foundations looking for a * Lined Soak Holes Advanced Certificate mechanically-minded Glen Rawson * Associated in Arboriculture LIFESTYLE Concrete Products
Pruning
Chipping versatile person who Plumbing enjoys dealing with Craftsman, Plumber
Dismantling
Thinning BLOCK and Gasfitter PHONE DENNIS
Tree Felling SOLUTIONS people.
Roofing
Maintenance COLSON
Selective Crown Great opportunity to up Small and lifestyle
New 0800 DUG HOLES reduction skill and potential for Phone (027) 222-7590 0800 384 465 Block Management advancement. FOR YOUR FREE QUOTE or 870-2987a/h Phone (0274) 191-591 Specialising in Clean, class 1 drivers PC PROBLEMS? (07) 829-8818 a/h computerised ATV license a must. HOMEKILLS, Neville NO fix, no fee, repairs

and Cherie Kemp, from experienced local spraying and Phone Mike O’Neil on: (07) 827-7585 www.meateater.co.nz, IT professional. Mo- TE AWAMUTU fertilising. Phone 871-9995. bile upgrades, repairs Grow Safe accredited or (027) 447-8335. and installations ser- PLUMBING AND LOUNGE SUITES. vice. No call out fees! DRAINAGE Phone Chris: HOME HELP Phone Ultra Clean Phone Matt (021) Colin Downie (027) 313-6922 REQUIRED 871-6662. 261-5277 or 870-3038. Plumbing & Drainage a/h: 871-3625 3.00 - 6.00pm Weeknights. Maintenance Light housework duties WORK WANTED § New houses alterations SPRAYING and care of 3 children. §Septic tank and effluents
Knapsack or Hand Gun Driving License essential. § Pokuru area. WANTED KNOWN ECCO LTD Blocked drains - Hydro
Proven Reputation Jet and Camera
Evaluated Costings Phone: 021-297-3367 ERICKSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone
Prompt Professional Member of (0274) 989-022 or Service ROAST DINNER 871-8976 a/h WE HAVE MOVED Book now CO OK TERRY Maughan, All enquiries to: Luncheon and Dinner. TDCCH Ltd. Over 35 years experience Fencing and post Apply to: ROSETOWN driving. Phone Rural Workforce Commercial Hotel All aspects of building work (07)873-7858. (07) 843-8603 871-6100 OSTEOPATHIC New homes Alterations Decks etc SECURITY Officers - Phone Keith 870-6208 or (021) 984-739 CLINIC TREE & STUMP FARM are needed! Gain this Andrew J. Buckley B.Sc.(Hons) D.O., N.D., M.N.Z.O.C. NZQA approved SERVICE EMPLOYEES qualification by corre- ACC/Insurance Treatment Provider for: WANTED Call Dennis Clements spondence for under • Headaches “Sick & Tired of Trying to $700, student loans • Migraine TOTAL TREE CARE may apply. Phone Phone 871-5221 DAIRY FARM 0800-800-043. • Back/Shoulder/Knee Pain Fix Your Computer?” DAIRY FARM Te Awamutu Owned ASSIST ANT TRUCK and trailer • Sciatica • TE AWAMUTU BASED SERVICE! and Operated driver, some experi- • Arthritis Dairy farm assistant • NO CALLOUT FEE! required for 200 cows. ence preferred but not • Slipped Disc essential. Contact (07) 15 minutes from Te 873-7772. • Work/Sport Injuries etc Simple solution - call us on 870 5075 Tree Surgeon Awamutu. Accommoda- for an immediate response, and convenient Stump Removal tion available. Ag ITO ADVERTISE NEW LOCATION: UNIT 6, 3 GUYS encouraged. Experi- mobile service to your door.
Highly qualified ence an advantage but IN THE SHOPPING COMPLEX, JACOB STREET, 062TC207/05
Quality guaranteed not necessary. TE AWAMUTU STEVE CLASSIFIEDS COX COMPUTER Ph Mike at FRASERS Please phone: 872-7808 336 Alexandra St PH 870 4331 POWER 0800-888-121 Phone 871-5151 118TC045-05 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, April 28, 2005 PAGE 21 FARM EMPLOYEES WANTED SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONSSITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONSVACANT VACANT

Classified

REAL ESTATE CAREER

Deadlines Applicants should be:

TUESDAYS
Self motivated
Professional ISSUE
Prepared to learn
DAIRY FARM WORKER 12noon day prior Willing to work hard to achieve TE AWAMUTU LTD high income Dairy farm worker required from June 1, 2005. Join the fastest growing, most THURSDAYS Full time positions available at
2 kms from Te Awamutu town boundary Te Awamutu, Otorohanga and Te Kuiti
exciting fast food franchise ISSUE Milk 220 cows operating in New Zealand.
Excellent work conditions 12noon day prior Send CV to: Ken McGrath, Harcourts,
Live out position You will work in a modern shop amongst a class011 130 Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga
Must be reliable and trustworthy fun-loving team, serving the best food in town.
Generous time off
Once a day from February 1 onwards A variety of shifts available, hours not RECEPTIONIST suitable for school students. Please phone Allan: 870-3991 or (021) 550-448 We are looking for a receptionist ‘extraordinaire’ for our busy Application forms available from: Te Awamutu branch. SITUATIONS VACANT Subway Te Awamutu The receptionist role involves not only greeting people and managing our switchboard but also providing clerical support to our Real Estate

Agents and Property Manager. To be successful in this role you will need excellent people skills, be competent with Windows XP or similar, and have the ability to multi-task.

If you have the required attributes don’t delay, contact us now. FULL TIME AVOCA HOUSE RESTHOME SALARIED POSITION GARRY MAUGHAN - TE AWAMUTU BRANCH MANAGER Mobile (0274) 725 602 or After Hours 871-7247 Specialising in care for Alzheimer’s FOR 183 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu Disease and related disorders. LICENSED REAL ESTATE PH: 871-7146 FAX: 870-2929 Sales person Email: [email protected] with good computer skills Website: www.realenz.net/waipa-ta

The position is within our fast growing Permanent and casual shifts available. property management team and also Experience preferred but full training will be involves being a back up to our given. Orientation and ACE training provided. administration staff. For application form and further Confidential applications can be made information please phone 871-5380 by sending your CV to Melanie Barker, between 9.00am - 4.00pm 130 Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga

Are you people oriented?

RECEPTION - STORE PERSON

TU A vacancy has arisen in our modern Otorohanga clinic for a people oriented reception / front desk / store person. TUTORIING POSIITIION AVAILABLE IN HAMILTON We are looking for an outgoing personality, AVAILABLE IN HAMILTON keen to provide top shelf service to our clients
both at the counter and over the phone. Some Do you have experience in computer skills will be handy and an apprecia- Furniture Making or Building? tion of farming systems or willingness to learn
Do you want to pass these skills would benefit. Some stock handling in the bulk and knowledge on to others? store area is part of the job description. Applications to be made in writing, We are looking for a tutor at our including CV, to: Hamilton Centre to train young people Ben Leitch in these trade and general workplace skills The Veterinary Centre, Otorohanga If you have relevant qualifications and/or PO Box 161, Otorohanga experience, good written and verbal Applications close May 6, 2005 communication skills and enjoy working Enquiries may be made to Ben Leitch on with young people please apply in writing (07) 873-7089. (including your CV) to: Programme Development Manager The Salvation Army Employment Plus P O Box 5139, HAMILTON For a position profile please phone Pauline (07) 847-8611 or (027) 295-0715

TRAINEE TRUCK DRIVER ENTERTAINMENT Freight Lines Ltd carries out an in-house Truck Driver Trainee- ship Programme with the aim of addressing the current shortage of skilled drivers within the industry. An excellent opportunity exists for a keen and motivated person to start a career in the Transport Industry by completing an LTNZ approved in-house Traineeship Programme, which will ultimately result in the successful applicant obtaining a class 5 104TC011/05 licence and driving full-time for the company. Applicants must be physically fit, have good writing and com- munication skills; be capable of undertaking the duties expected of a truck driver; and be prepared to work any day of the week with early starts or late finishes. Only applicants who have held a clean full Class 1 Licence for a minimum of two years can be considered for this Trainee- ship Programme. In return, we will offer the successful applicant a secure future within the Transport Industry and the opportunity to journey $ $50 TWO SUPER throughout the North and South Islands. If a career in the Transport Industry appeals to you, please con- $20 tact Sharleen on (07) 873-4104 for an application pack.

Applications close 5pm on Friday, May 6, 2005.

PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, April 28, 2005 2 NOW SHOWING M NOW SHOWING PG A new LUXURY Cinema will be opening here shortly One Night of Queen Te Awamutu Courier and you think you can love me Tracs give readers the chance and leave me to die?” to celebrate the forthcoming Freddie will be forever One Night of Queen tour by mourned, but he’s certainly winning a copy of the CD not dead with Gary Mullen’s ‘Queen Greatest Hits II’. kind of magic.” Stephen The celebration of the mu- Stewart, Dominion Post, NOW SHOWING NOW SHOWING PG sic of Queen, featuring Stars 16th Sept ‘03 G in Their Eyes winner Gary “…I would probably have XXX 2 M MEET THE FOCKERS M Mullen tours New Zealand believed that the band SAT 3.45, SUN 3.20 in August. performing was the real SKYHIGH EXCITEMENT. LEE Tickets and venue details Queen and that Mullen was TAMAHORI fills the screen with car chases, action sequences and THE AVIATOR M are available from Ticketek. the real Freddie Mercury had Film-making at its best. “It was a rhapsody of the I not been aware that he had explosio, raising the advtnure to best of Freddie, Gary Mullen died in 1991.” Seth Robson, full throttle with Ice Cube, Samuel L MON, TUE & WED 7.40 bringing him uncannily to Christchurch Press, 29th Jackson and Willem Dafoe. ZELARY M life in a visual and sonic Sept ‘03 THU 12.10, 2.10, 6.20 & 8.20, extravaganza, backed by a stunning band.” After winning the television programme ‘Stars FRI 12.20, 2.20, 6.30 & 8.30, Outstanding brilliant adult cinema; “To quote another Bohemian Rhapsody line “So in Their Eyes’ in 2000, where he received the SAT 2.05, 6.25 & 8.30, SUN 1.40, humble, passionate and honest. It most votes ever recorded, Gary Mullen’s life has 6.00 & 8.05, MON, TUE & WED comes alive with moments inspiring changed. 5.55 & 8.00 tears, laughter, anger and respect. It Together with his band The Works he has per- THE HITCHHIKER’S GUIDE TO is an experience not to be missed. formed his tribute show One Night of Queen to THE GALAXY PG Personally recommended. the world, including sell out audiences in the UK THU 7.50, FRI 12.45, SAT 12.55, and Germany. It is now regarded as the ultimate “BOY, ARE YOU IN FOR A TREAT.” Queen tribute and will rock you New Zealand. Very British, very funny sci-fi SUN 4.15, TUE 5.45, WED 7.50. Friday misadventure that’s guaranteed One Night of Queen featuring Gary Mullen MISS CONGENIALITY 2 M and The Works is a state of the art production to win new fans. Empire. Here’s that comes to New Zealand direct from the UK. what people said: “I laughed my THU 10.00 & 4.10, FRI 10.10 & To be in to win simply put your name, address head off, then grew another one 4.20, SAT 4.10, SUN 3.45 and kept on laughing.” “A Night and daytime contact number on the back of a RAISE YOUR VOICE PG standard sized envelope, address it to the ‘Queen triumph. Totally original, till late Hits 2 Competition’ and make sure it reaches our exhilarating, fresh and often THU 4.00, FRI 4.10, SAT 11.55, offi ce by 5pm next Tuesday. hilarious.” “A deliciously funny SUN 11.30 romp loaded with surprises.” “Mind blowingly brilliant. FINDING NEVERLAND PG Fascinating, funny and Ends after 4 Splendid Months

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