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Shuttle needs Library plan next garaging Te Awamutu Health Shuttle is in urgent of need of garaging for two vehicles — a Ford Transit van and people mover. The service operates to transport people to and from medical appointments at stage for project Waikato Hospital and private specialists in Hamilton. If you have a secure space, BY GRANT JOHNSTON close to town the trust would be pleased to hear from you — A submission to Waipa Dis- phone the co-ordinator on 870 trict Council’s Draft Annual 6633 or 021 178 7997. Plan hearings last week from former employee Brian Statistics in Hudson provided plenty of food for thought. the spotlight It was the former Waipa Continuing Education will District roading manager’s have a Government Statistician first ever submission. as guest speaker at its meeting Mr Hudson said as a former next Wednesday (May 21). frequent user of Te Awamutu This is a change from the Library when his children earlier advertised epilepsy were young, he is well speaker, Annette Stott. acquainted with the value that For more details about the it can provide for the commun- meeting see classified ad in ity. He said while there was today’s issue. definitely a need for a new facility, there was also a need Early entries to build better community understanding. get discount ‘‘What are we buying? What Entrants for this year’s Te is its size and what are its Awamutu Marathon Clinic 30th features? Council should be Anniversary Fun Run and Walk promoting the benefits. What on June 22 have four weeks left about a middle option of to get their discounted early bird 1000m2 — the size of four large entries in. modern homes — but future Entries received after June proofed so it is easy to expand 13 and on the day will incur a and add features to when the $10 addition to the entry fee. need arises. It should include This year’s special event solar and PV (photovoltaic) offers a commemorative medal power to reduce running costs. for all finishers. ‘‘Let’s make it something See classified ad for details. special. I am familiar with the library at Papamoa, having Open Uni lived there for a number of The University of Waikato is years prior to my wife and I shifting back to Te Awamutu. opening its doors to young and It is attractive on the outside old on Saturday as it hosts its and light and airy on the first Community Open Day as inside.’’ part of the University’s 50th Council received 61 celebrations. comments from submitters in The event is a family-friendly relation to the options public showcase of the proposed for Te Awamutu University’s facilities. Library — 28 of those related to More information at retaining the status quo (which www.waikato.ac.nz/ was not an option provided for 50/community-open-day on the submission form). A — TC140110CA03 FLASHBACK: Bruce Wooten reads a story to his children Zoe (left) and Xanthe at Te Awamutu Library Continued Page 5. during Book Week in 2010.
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0800 772 887 100 Roche St, Te Awamutu 2 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 15, 2014 CourierTe Awamutu 9611703AA LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 HFA opinions just that — opinions Your community newspaper for over 100 years. The opinions expressed The phosphoric acid co- that level naturally. HFSA dissociates into fluor- about hydrofluorosilicic acid product is utilised in the soft Fluorosilicic acid breaks ide ion, silica, and hydrogen Circulated free to 12,336 homes through Te Awamutu (HFA) in a Letter to the Editor drinks we consume, and in down and one of the break- ion. He also states that you can and surrounding districts. on Tuesday are completely fertilisers which become down products is silicic acid, not measure something that false and are not supported by incorporated into the foods we which is an intact acid mol- doesn’t exist at the tap. CIRCULATION 12,336* (7044 urban, 5292 rural) any valid evidence. eat. ecule at the typical pH of The writer has made a point The substance most com- The HFA co-product is care- drinking water. of saying that ‘we are advised We welcome letters - preferably via email. They monly used to fluoridate water fully diluted to a 23 per cent Who has measured silicic to use fluoride at 1450 PPM in should be under 300 words and must have the systems is HFA, which is solution and utilised to raise acid at the tap? our toothpaste.’ By whom? sender’s name, address and phone number. No extracted from naturally the level of already existing The CDC National Fluori- The council and the people pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be occurring phosphorite rock. fluoride ions in water by a few dation Engineer, Kip Duchon, are quite happy for the com- withheld in special circumstances at the discretion It is a co-product of the parts per million, up to the like his predecessors, state munity to use fluoridated of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged process which extracts the optimal level of 0.7 parts per that none of the water at 0.7 PPM, look at the and may be edited, abridged or discarded. other co-product, phosphoric million, in those water sys- hydrofluorosilicic acid (HFSA) vote. acid. tems which are not already at remains intact at the tap. CHRIS PRICE MANAGER Alan Price [email protected] Well done EDITORIAL HFA prepared specially Dean Taylor (editor) [email protected] for saying no Cathy Asplin (journalist) [email protected] for water supplies At the recent submissions on Colin Thorsen (journalist) the Annual Plan the Avantidrome [email protected] requested $2 million from Council Your newspaper and sand (silica). decay. secondary level of ADVERTISING for some addition to the building. published a letter No HFA is left Every formal public health, but its Dorinda Williams Councillors told them there entitled ‘fluori- once added into scientific review implementation is [email protected] was no money available due to dation is false secur- water, only a safe worldwide has only as good as the Julie Jackson high costs to repair/renew core ity’ which I believe and beneficial trace affirmed the effec- targeting. [email protected] infrastructure and Council have is misleading. element at con- tiveness and safety Some children to be very careful where money is Hydrofluorosilic- trolled levels. of community water and adults may ‘slip- Bookings spent. ic acid (HFA) is no The relative con- fluoridation with through-the-cracks’; [email protected] Sincere thanks from this rate- more toxic than centration of fluor- most, if not all, fluoridation doesn’t CLASSIFIEDS payer. other products that ide in toothpaste V major health organ- have that problem Tania Cortesi-Western, Personally I am sick of these are used in water fluoridated water isations in New Zea- since it is universal. Rhonda Oosterman, Nicola Yuile groups coming to Council for treatment, such as alluded to by your land being for it. Differences (or [email protected] massive amounts of ratepayers’ sodium hydroxide correspondent is a Population-level inequalities) money. and chlorine. red herring. public health between the dental POSTAL ADDRESS I seriously think that if any HFA is prepared Toothpaste com- interventions such health of those 336 Alexandra Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 future Council hands out money to stringent quality panies only started as community water disadvantaged and OFFICE HOURS to these groups I would challenge requirements speci- adding fluoride to fluoridation are those well-off people Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm it in court. fically for fluori- toothpaste in the foundational for tend to be lower in I am sure I would not be on my dation of water 1960s, after the dis- maintaining a areas with fluori- PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 own for long. supplies. covery in the 1940s healthy population. dation than in those Keep up the good work Mr It is essentially a and 1950s that fluor- Individual without fluori- ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) Mayor and elected Councillors. water-based acidic ide in drinking targeting of care is dation. *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 KEN GEORGE solution of fluoride water reduces tooth also an important DANIEL RYAN Improve Your Property’s Outlook - Let us make your vision a reality -
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Call Craig now for a FREE no obligation quote m. 021 247 0900 p. 07 870 5556 Thursday, May 15, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 3 SADD to target Stream gets a spruce up more than just Mangapiko Stream run- ning through Te Awamutu drink driving was abuzz with activity last week as contractors After three decades in New Zealand removed a number of trees schools, Students Against Driving that had been creating prob- Drunk is stepping up its efforts to lems. improve young driver safety under the The stream clearing is a new banner of Students Against Dan- staged project jointly funded gerous Driving. by Waipa District Council ‘‘SADD is proud to have been part of and Waikato Regional Coun- a radical culture change on drink cil and involves clearing driving through the eighties and both the Mangapiko and nineties. Today, our rate of alcohol Mangaohoi Streams of nuis- related fatal crashes per year is 70% ance vegetation which can lower than when we started in 1985,’’ tend to restrict stream flow says chief executive Anna Braidwood. and cause water levels to ‘‘But teens still have a road death rise up-stream of the rate that is nearly double the rest of the obstructed sections during population and to change that we need periods of high rainfall. to target other risks as well as impaired The two main problem driving.’’ species are the cracked wil- The change was a key topic of low and a particular species SADD’s annual conference season these of walnut tree. school holidays, with 260 students The cracked willows are attending from around the country, and particularly bad as they will students will now be promoting six keep growing when they fall principles for safety on the roads: over and will also regener- • Sober drivers ate from the smallest of • Safe speeds pieces. • No distractions When the trees fall across TC150514CT01 • Avoiding risk a stream the re-growth soon ONE of the keenest observers • Driving to the conditions creates a natural dam as all of the clean up of Mangapiko • Building experience debris floating down the Stream on Friday was two- ‘‘SADD is running in over 72% of all stream also becomes year-old Corey Powell, along secondary schools and our membership trapped. with grandmother Barbara is growing with every term, so we know The trees are being cut off Fleck. Mrs Fleck and her we have the foundations in place to at water level or ground husband Brian’s Racecourse make a significant impact. We have lost level as appropriate so the Road property is adjacent to 700 teens in the past decade and it is a stream bed is not disturbed the stream. Mrs Fleck says her tragedy to know that the vast majority and the bank stability not grandson is ‘machinery mad’ of those deaths were preventable. We compromised. and loved watching the work believe a radical change is required and This means that the hab- in progress. He is pictured our students are determined to be at the itat for fish life is also with Bart Van Geneijgen of heart of making it happen,’’ Ms maintained with no disturb- Waikato Tree Services during Braidwood. ance. a smoko break. The changes have been supported by principal funder the New Zealand TC150514CT02 Transport Agency and long time SADD TREE Chipping Services’ Tim Fitzgerald clearing willows from sponsor NZ Automobile Association. Mangapiko Stream.
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Tourism touted as CRIME LINE Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 EMERGENCY 111 top revenue source Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the following matters since last week: Tuesday, May 6: Waikato Regional for our landscapes and nised in the regional Arrests: Man for breach of parole Council will take a our environment, and council’s Waikato conditions. Returned to Waikeria Prison. Man closer look at how it water quality is a key economic development for EBA and breaching bail. Vehicle might support tourism, part of that,’’ Ms strategy, released in impounded. the region’s second Goulter told the com- 2012. Regional develop- Wednesday, May 7: highest source of mittee. ment is one of the Intentional damage to windows and revenue. She said tourism is council’s five strategic bodywork of vehicle parked in Sloane Street At last Thursday’s the region’s second priorities. business carpark reported. strategy and policy highest earner behind ‘‘One of the Thursday, May 8: committee meeting, the dairy, bringing in $1.8 challenges of tourism Three youths reported for harassing a regional council agreed billion — $340 million for local government is couple who own a store, damaging property to consider through the from international that it does require a and assault causing injury. long term planning pro- visitors and $1.46 collective investment. Theft of a bike from Alexandra Street cess how it might sup- billion from domestic It is pleasant to see reported. port tourism. travellers. some investments in Intentional damage to windscreen of It followed a pre- Ms Goulter said cyc- recent years are pay- vehicle parked in Alexandra Street reported. sentation by Hamilton ling was one of the ing off,’’ said commit- Theft of a cellphone from Community Waikato Tourism chief region’s increasingly tee chair, Bob Corrections office reported. executive Kiri Goulter, popular drawcards as a Simcock. Attend domestic related incident. who also provided result of its cycleways The review of the Friday, May 9: information in regards and newly-opened regional council’s long Wanted man arrested on outstanding to the Coromandel and velodrome. term plan is already warrants, plus new charges of wilful damage Great Lake Taupo She described tour- underway, with a draft and unlawfully being on a property. areas. ism as the ‘‘shop win- statement of proposal Burglary of Te Awamutu Netball pavilion ‘‘The number one dow’’ to economic due to be released in Pain Explained reported. Nothing stolen. reason people come to development. March/April next year Saturday, May 10: A workshop for those who are the greater Waikato is Tourism is recog- for public comment. interested in learning more about Burglaries by smashing shop windows: CBR. Jacket stolen. Strutt.Nothing stolen. pain, and some simple ideas for Burglary of College Street residence managing it. Trade Aid app for aiders reported. Youths seen at address prior to offence. Attend domestic related incident. Wednesday 28 May Sunday, May 11: Te Awamutu Trade consumers as well as your classmates or team Man arrested for assaulting a female.Youth Te Awamutu Bible Chapel Aid is inviting residents producers. mates — it’s for every- arrested for disorderly behaviour and to join them in celebrat- The World Trade one that supports Fair Chapel Drive, Te Awamutu detoxification following a report of an assault ing Fair Trade Fort- Organisation wants Trade. on a male and female at a party. Female victim 10.00 am – 12noon night this Saturday. Fair Trade supporters To be involved in transported to Waikato Hospital. There will be enter- to share an internet this: Select a photo of Vehicle impounded following burnouts on tainment, tasting of Fair appwhich anyone can yourself with your All welcome, but registrations are essential. Te Rahu Road. Driver and other people at Trade chocolate and use to be one of the faces friends or family, click For further information or to register phone scene decamp. Driver to be summonsed. giveaways. and spokespeople of the link for the app 07 829 4538 or 0800 663 463, or email Woman complains of being assaulted by a Fair Trade People is Fair Trade. (www.wfto.com/ [email protected]. male. Offender no located. the theme for 2014 You can create a wftday/), then fill out No cost to attend, but Arthritis New Zealand World Trade Fair Trade poster of yourself. the form including your 24 hour Victim Support is available by welcomes donations. Day to celebrate the It is also for your own words, then share phoning 0800 VICTIM (0800 842846). www.arthritis.org.nz people of fair trade — friends and families, the poster and print it. 9634609AA
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From Page 1. happening. out of councillors in ‘‘We want to build a attendance. There were 14 in sup- library that serves the One submission on this port of option 2 — a $4.4 widest cross section of our year’s Draft Annual Plan Million new library com- people as possible, with likely to spark plenty of plex of 1400m2 and five in space that is able to be future discussion was from support of the cheaper altered to adjust to chang- the Home of Cycling CEO, option 1 — a 785m2 facility ing needs.’’ Geoff Balme. Bay Road at $2.6 Million, with five Other suggestions Mr He said the cycling trust favouring formation of a Hudson put forward was wanting to build a commercial partnership to included Council publish- ‘community hub’ (includ- build the new library (the ing a business case for ing a Home of Champions other submitters were each significant project, Museum and extra seat- opposed to one or other support for seal extension ing) on the southern wall option or did not know if mainly developer funded of the Avantidrome and which one they favoured). and widespread use of with an estimated cost of Significant submissions water meters. around $4 Million would be of support for option 2 (a Mr Hudson said the looking for $2 Million from new $4.4 Million complex business case provision Waipa District Council. as part of a community hub would improve Annual Mr Mylchreest told the on Selwyn Park) were Plan information and Courier that when anyone received from Te Awamutu make for better commun- makes a submission Chamber of Commerce and ity understanding and through the Annual Plan Te Awamutu Community submissions. process, Council has to Board. ‘‘For example the $3.4 treat it seriously. Staff recommended Million community facili- ‘‘However, it is a bit like Council consider proceed- ties capital expenditure is kids putting up a Christmas ing with option 2 but con- unexplained. There could list — you can’t do every- tinue discussions with be a link on the digital thing.’’ potential option 3 partners. version of the plan avail- Mr Mylchreest said there Any option 3 arrange- able on line which would was not any discernable asual ment would be subject to a open up details of each support for the C public expressions of inter- business case.’’ Avantidrome proposal in est process. Mr Hudson said that Council in terms of further Mayor Jim Mylchreest water meters provided the ratepayer commitment at TOUCH told the Courier that the fairest way of charging for this stage. Ladies Casual Wear next stage would involve water and had the effect of ‘‘We are looking at a new & Casual Footwear Council putting plans delaying the need for cap- museum for Te Awamutu in together to show what a acity increases. the future and so far for that $4.4 Million facility could He said with uniform major project, the figure look like. charges, lower users were Council might contribute is 64B Victoria Street, He said the library was paying the same as much suggested at $1.5 Million.’’ one of the most used facili- higher users and there was A revised Draft Annual Ziera Cambridge ties that Council provides no incentive to conserve Plan document reflecting and despite predictions water or detect leaks. any changes recommended Cate p 07 827 5201 from some quarters that Submissions were will be on the agenda for the f 07 827 5215 library use would decrease heard at the strategic plan- June 3, meeting of the strate- in the electronic age, that ning and policy committee gic planning and policy com- m 027 227 6969 was certainly not meeting, with a full turn- mittee. 6 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 15, 2014
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The University of Waikato has just been confirmed as one of the top 50 universities in the world in its peer group. In its 50th anniversary year, the university has been ranked at 44 out of 5000 universities in the influential Times Higher Education Top 100 Under 50 list, two positions better than when the rankings were last issued in 2013 and 14 places higher than the 2012 ranking. The rankings only include universi- ties less than 50 years old, and 2014 marks the final year of the University of Waikato’s inclusion in those ranks. Vice- Chancellor Professor Roy Crawford says the improved ranking is the perfect ending to the University’s first 50 years. Times Higher Education also ranks the University of Waikato as among the top two per cent of the 17,000 universities worldwide while five subjects are ranked in the top 150 in the world QS rankings. As part of this year’s 50th celebrations, the University of Waikato has launched 10 Golden Jubilee School Leaver Scholar- TC150415SP09B ships worth $10,000 a year for up to four HARMONIOUS: Waikato Rivertones enjoy themselves on stage in Auckland. GRAEME DERRY PHEONIX PHOTOGRAPH years. The scholarships will be awarded to Top Waikato four part har- Lynn Jamieson with Master tors, this contest was a real Waikato, Bay of Plenty and school leavers intending to study at the mony chorus the Waikato Director status — a coveted test of our musical and per- Auckland to sing in Hamilton. University of Waikato in 2015, and will be Rivertones won silver medals achievement internationally. formance skills. We’re very Their music ranges from awarded on the basis of academic excel- — and its two new directors The chorus also had four grateful to our many coaches standards, big ballads and lence, leadership potential and commun- gained Master Director status quartets competing, the most both in New Zealand and the classic well-known songs to ity citizenship. at the national Sweet Beats for any New Zealand chorus, US who helped us to this great more modern music by artists The scholarship will provide support championships in Auckland. with quartet RED gaining fifth result.’’ such as Queen, Bruno Mars for students to achieve academic excel- Hamilton is the only city in place, and new quartets Local members of and Katy Perry, all sung in a lence in a programme of study at the the country to boast three Tailormade, Isotonix and Rivertones are Phillipa cappella (unaccompanied) har- University of Waikato, to develop leader- Master Directors. The Snapshot all scoring highly. Bourke from Pirongia, and mony. ship skills through a tailored leadership Rivertones were only a hand- Isotonix also took out the chorus stalwart Rika Cowan The Rivertones have repre- and personal development programme, ful of points behind winners national Novice Quartet and Lizzie Hockley from Te sented New Zealand in inter- and to foster community involvement Greater Auckland Chorus, des- award. Awamutu. national competition four and participation. pite having many new singers ‘‘We’re thrilled with our The chorus will be having times and in 2007 won a world Applications are open from May 1 to on stage and two new directors results,’’ Co-Directors Lynn an open night in a few weeks champion Harmony Classic September 1, and students wishing to following the retirement of Jamieson and Kate Sinclair and is inviting anyone inter- title at the contest in San apply must be enrolled in a New Zealand Master Director Barbara said. ested in joining the chorus to Antonio, Texas. secondary school in 2014. Smith. ‘‘With so many new mem- come along. They have made regular Their score cemented new bers singing on stage for the A total of 75 members of all television appearances and ■ More information is available on the directors Kate Sinclair and first time, and two new direc- ages come from all over the performed around the country. university website waikato.ac.nz/50 Happy 3rd Birthday homeward
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Farms/Lifestyles Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rural 12 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 15, 2014 Dolly turns her talents to Damaging help a worthy cause fungus here Waikato people are being asked to The produce manager at tion formed in 1983 by a group of keep an eye out for Pak’nSave, the manageress at parents and professionals who a rust-like fungus Resene Paints and a photogra- believed in the value of parents (pictured) which pher for Shifting Light Photo- supporting parents when faced could kill off iconic graphy may seem an unlikely with the challenge of parenting a native trees in New combination, but these three child with a disability or health Zealand. people have come together to impairment. Fears of Myrtle create something quite wonder- Since starting this project Mr rust being blown ful. Bainbridge, Miss Rae and Mr over to New Zea- Iain Cambridge first Maynard have enlisted the help land from Australia approached Sam Rae about a of other actors, make-up artists have been height- month ago in regards to model- and people who have volunteered ened by news that ling for a collection of short time, locations and in one Australian stories he had written. instance a light aircraft, all for butterflies have ‘‘She was very responsive to free and have helped turn the been sighted recently in the Bay of Plenty. It’s the idea and on reading the drafts project into something quite thought they may have been blown over by she came up with some wonder- inspiring. Cyclone Ita. ful ideas,’’ says Mr Bainbridge. ‘‘These people are wonderful The Ministry for Primary Industries has Her alter ego is well known as and ask nothing in return for warned this could indicate the prospect of more Dolly D’Ville, the stage name she their help,’’ says Mr Bainbridge. such sightings of potentially airborne Austra- uses in her successful Burlesque ‘‘I feel humbled that all I can lian organisms, including fungal spores such as show and master classes she runs offer them is a mention in the Myrtle rust. This fungus can damage for women in the art of tease in acknowledgments when the book pohutukawa, manuka and rata, as well as some and around the Te Awamutu is printed. commercially grown exotic species. area. ‘‘I still need more help and Myrtle rust has been in Australia since 2010 Although the main character would like the support of local and is now established in New South Wales, of the story was not based on businesses in TeAwamutu mak- Queensland and Victoria. New Zealand has Miss Rae, her attitude and posi- ing a small donation when the strict measures controlling material that may tive body image was definitely book is ready to publish.’’ carry Myrtle rust into the country. the inspiration. Mr Bainbridge would ideally The identifying sign of the disease is powdery She immediately drafted like and handful of business to bright yellow or orange-yellow bumps on Keith Maynard into the project make a small donation in order actively growing plants. Leaves may become as she had worked with him on to buy a significant amount of buckled or twisted and die off. Severe infections many of her photo shoots. books and enable the group to can kill the host plant. ‘‘I found Keith to be as excited organise a book signing. ‘‘This disease is difficult to eradicate once and as on board with the project He says 100 per cent of all the established so the earlier we hear about it the as both Sam and I were and it was profits we make will go to Parent better,’’ said Waikato Regional Council very clear from the first meeting to Parent and anyone donating to biosecurity group manager John Simmons. that he had some amazing ideas,’’ the project in any way will be ‘‘We ask the public to keep an eye out for any says Mr Bainbridge. named in the book’s signs of this disease and to report it to the The main aim of this venture acknowledgments page. 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By PHILLIP QUAY MEDIA/PA under-19 team Te Awamutu trainer Darrell Hollinshead will have very good reasons to closely watch The Waikato-based New which will help fill a void for the outcome of the Cox Plate in Melbourne Zealand Harlequins Rugby club players who have not this spring. Club will field an Under 19 made the Waikato Under 19s,’’ Hollinshead’s recent stable winner, team during the upcoming says NZ Harlequins president, Prickley Princess, is a half-sister to Cox 2014 representative season. Graham Jefferis. Plate contender Ecuador. The new Under 19 side has Waikato Rugby Union high ‘‘She is probably more valuable in the been created in line with the performance manager Leon broodmare paddock than she is on the inaugural National Under 19 Holden says it will be a great racetrack,’’ says Hollinshead. Tournament which is to be chance for fringe players to ‘‘Especially since Ecuador looms as a held in Taupo later this year. still be involved in representa- nice chance for the Cox Plate.’’ NZ Harlequins will be tive rugby and allow us to Prickley Princess scored the fourth win entered into the Chiefs region further build our depth at of her racing career at the Taranaki race qualifying phase of the Under 19 level, plus also pro- meeting last Saturday. national tournament with the vide an opportunity to expose She has now been placed in eight of her Waikato, Counties Manukau players from the Thames Val- 32 starts. and Bay of Plenty Under 19 ley and King Country regions ‘‘I wasn’t confident of her winning at sides. to rugby at a higher level. New Plymouth but was hopeful and did Selectors will also look to The NZ Harlequins Under expect her to go a nice race,’’ says include some Thames Valley 19 team will be coached by Hollinshead. and King Country players in Paul Williams and Andrew The Thorn Park mare is now headed to the NZ Harlequins squad Spraggon with Paul Martin as Hawera next week for her next race-day which will help them push manager. outing. their case for inclusion in the Matches for the Under 19 ‘‘She obviously doesn’t mind the heavy Heartland Selection Under 19 qualifying round begin on Sep- racing tracks so we will keep her going,’’ he team which has a spot in the tember 6, with the national says. national tournament. tournament scheduled for Sep- Prickley Princess is from a family which NZ Harlequins will not be tember 27 to October 4. has produced many top-class racehorses for eligible to qualify but will the Hollinsheads. provide cover for the Waikato ■ For further information Her dam is the unraced Danske mare, Under 19s in the lead up to the please contact WRU media Bak Da Princess, and it is the same family as A — TC050612CT02 national tournament. executive Hamish Forsman on Waikato Cup winner Bak Da Chief and the TRAINER Darrell Hollinshead with last start winner Prickley ‘‘We are delighted to assist 021 803 478 eight-race winner, Havitbak. Princess. with the creation of this team [email protected] Stewart Alexander pennant teams in Waikato finals
Stewart Alexander Golf Club Although beaten 5/4 by unbeaten record. They meet Grylls 39, Neal Johnston and Staples 38, while midweek win- will be represented by two Walton at St Andrew’s last Raglan again in Sunday’s final Rex Mossman 38. ner was Rex Mossman with 64 teams in the Waikato pennant Sunday, the division four team at Morrinsville. Keith Hawtin picked up $96 nett from Chris White and Ian finals. still finished top qualifier and Sunday’s Kelly & Bryant Ltd with a nett three on the par Froggatt 67. Both the division four and will meet Te Aroha at Morrins- sponsored scramble saw Bruce four, fourth hole. Bruce Russ won the six teams have qualified for ville in their playoff. Russ top the field with 40 In Vets action, George King stableford prize with 40 points their respective finals to be The division six team beat stableford points from Keith cleaned up on 43 points from from Mel Brown 39 and Les played this Sunday. Raglan 5.5-3 to retain their Hawtin 40, Colin Clarke, Gary Brian Knight 39 and John Brain 37.
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Te Awamutu WILLIE’S PALE win at Taranaki ALE 12 STUBBIES The Chiefs picked up a ‘‘It was awesome to have Yarrow Stadium will feature $ 99 vital bonus point by out- that support and I hope they the earlier afternoon kick off 19 scoring the Blues four tries to come back for our next game time of 4.35pm which is Cnr Sloane & Vaile Street | 07 872 0700 two in their 32-20 victory at against the Waratahs in a few expected to appeal to famil- Yarrow Stadium in Taranaki weeks.’’ ies. on Friday night. Messam thought it was the There was some hot scor- When it comes to concrete They remain top of the toughest, most physical game ing by the tipsters in Te Know How we’re up with the play New Zealand Conference. he had played in this year. Awamutu Courier’s Our It was another huge Crowd favourites, prop Panel’s Picks in week 13 of Numbers count • READY MIX CONCRETE defensive effort from the Ben Tameifuna and Tim the Super 15 competition. in property • WATER TANKS back-to-back champions with Nanai-Williams both dotted Last year’s winner Robin management • SEPTIC TANKS the Chiefs making 112 tackles down, with the burly prop McGregor and the Waste Benefi t from Your Certified Ready Mix Concrete Plant to the Blues 67. crossing the chalk twice. Management tipster both experienced Chiefs’ co-captain Liam Nanai-Williams was also scored a maximum 7/7, while managers with Messam was highly heavily involved with fullback Gregg Tickelpenny, Andrea market insight impressed by the support Tom Marshall’s try, running 60 Miller, Mark McNaughten, backed by the collective strength of over 1000 from the Taranaki crowd of metres before passing to Chris Grenfell and Lance offi ces and countless training sessions. FOR FRIENDLY, PERSONAL SERVICE, SEE YOUR LOCAL CONCRETE COMPANY over 10,000. Messam stated Marshall to finish off. Fielder all nailed 6/7. 07 871 5209 www.bowersconcrete.co.nz PH 07 872 0927 TE AWAMUTU that he understood it was The Chiefs now have a Warren Longman (5/7) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA (2008) OTOROHANGA going to take time to win week off for the bye before remains in the overall lead but $4000 WORTH OF TRAVEL VOUCHERSWIN Taranaki rugby fans over but reassembling next week for has had his advantage further WITH NEW HOLLAND* thought the support at the their match against the reduced to 3%. He sits on match for the Chiefs was Hurricanes in Wellington. 67% success rate, with last 3rd birthday sale outstanding. Their next home game is year’s co-winner Lance ‘‘The crowd was really the following week against the Fielder and Tickelpenny vocal. When we were desper- Waratahs on May 31 when breathing down his neck on 15-50% ately defending our line, it they return to Taranaki to play 64% and 2013 joint-winner made a huge difference. the match. The match at McGregor on 63%. To qualify purchase any New Holland parts or oils all furnitureOFF and beds www.homeward.co.nz Farm Machinery Centre 400 Arawata Street 859 Ohaupo Road, Te Awamutu • Ph 872 0291 WEEK 14 DRAW Phone 871 6269 Friday, May 16 Rural Supplies Hurricanes v Highlanders Wellington 7.35pm Saturday, May 17 For ALL Crusaders v Sharks Christchurch 7.35pm your duckshooting Reds v Rebels Brisbane 9.40pm and ammunition needs Sunday, May 18 See the team at Stormers v Force Cape Town 3.05am PGG Wrightson Rural Supplies Cheetahs v Brumbies Bloemfontein 5.10am 41 Market Street | Te Awamutu | 07 870 2830 Waratahs v Lions Sydney 6.05pm
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BY JUSTIN MIEZENBEEK Otorohanga defence holding strong Anthony Wise, both involving the in close, the backs were unleashed ball travelling through numerous Te Awamutu Sports were gallant and a beautiful inside pass from sets of hands before Sports ran out in defeat going down 34-17 to second pivot Waylon Tangohau hit winger of defenders. placed Otorohanga in Waikato Hayden Ivil who cut through the Down 34-12, Sports grabbed an premier rugby. line to score beside the posts. opportunistic try from the restart, Otorohanga showed why they Tangohau converted for a 7-5 with replacement Ihaka Mita grab- are one of the teams to beat as they scoreline. bing the ball from the kickoff and absorbed the pressure from the The visitors struck once more running in a fantastic solo try. hosts, then took charge once the before the break. A sweeping back It set up a thrilling last five game opened up at Albert Park on move to the right saw fullback Te minutes as Sports gallantly tried to Saturday. Amo Wilbore cross in the corner, secure a bonus point try but It was a willing encounter which again unconverted to take a 10-7 ultimately fell short as has become commonplace in this lead into the break. Otorohanga’s defence held strong. local derby. Otorohanga went straight back Despite the final score, it was an The defence was bruising as Te on the attack after halftime, picking effort Sports could be proud of. Awamutu Sports flanker Fetu up a quick try under the posts after All the forwards gave their best, Sasalu and his fellow tight forwards some soft defence. The conversion while player of the day, winger Valentino Mapapalangi and JP made it 17-7 and another Esera Esera was a constant threat Liebenberg took the opposition for- unconverted try soon made the breaking tackles and making good ward pack on. score 22-7. metres. Otorohanga gave as much as Sports hit back, with Ivil scoring Round two kicks off next week they got, which led to an enthralling his second try on the back of a wide when Sports head to Hamilton to opening stanza, which had the large pass from Tangohau for a 22-12 take on University. crowd grimacing at every collision. scoreline. Te Awamutu Sports Senior B It took 33 minutes for the first Otorohanga sniffed a comeback also went down to their Otorohanga points to be scored when Otoro- from the hosts and lifted another counterparts in another tough hanga winger Solo Korovata gear. encounter. crossed in the right hand corner As the players tired, the game Sports showed a lot of guts and after slick passing caught the opened up and the visitors got their courage but went down to the top-of- TC150514CT03 defence short. offload game going. the-table visitors 42-19. ONE of many match highlights was this 40 metre run by Sports hit back minutes later, They took control of the last Roroa Lord (2) and Kieran barnstorming Te Awamutu Sports’ prop Wade McLean-Te after being hard on attack and the quarter with tries to Rory Grice and McHugh scored for the hosts. Huia against Otorohanga at Albert Park on Saturday. Dogged Marist pipped by Putaruru in division 1
Te Awamutu Marist lost a their account with two penalties try went to No. 8 and captain binned for a high tackle, but had Smith and Vasa Alefosio looking keenly contested encounter 28-23 to halfback Desmond Te Tuhi for Hopeha Morgan. the last say with a try to impress- sharp. to Putaruru in Waikato division a 7-6 scoreline. Marist started the second half ive winger Kelly Stirling-Smith Forwards to impress were one rugby. Putaruru increased their lead in great fashion with Te Tuhi which Te Tuhi converted to gain hooker Justin Chapman, replace- The visitors were first to with two converted tries, the dotting down in the corner to a bonus point for their efforts. ment prop Troy Murray and score when their first-five cut first from an errant Marist clear- trail 21-16. Marist had a late chance to player of the day lock Aaron back on the angle, wrong footing ing kick and the second when Putaruru got their bonus win the game, only to knock the Leppard. the defence to dot down under their speedy fullback hit the line point try after taking a quick tap ball on with the line open. Marist’s B team had their first the post for a 7-0 lead at Castleton at pace to out sprint the defence. from a penalty and spreading the The Marist backs looked dan- win of the season downing Puta- Park on Saturday. The home team scored from a ball wide. gerous with ball in hand but ruru 25-5. The Redoubt Bar and Eatery lineout drive right on halftime to Marist spent 10 minutes with kicked too much quality ball Marist are home again this sponsored Marist side opened go to the break trailing 21-11. The 14 players after Morgan was sin- away with wingers Stirling- week to top-of-the-table Hinuera.
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SPECIAL EDITION M{ZD{ BT-50 ARASHI Lauren’s shaping up A WHOLE LOT MORE < BY COLIN THORSEN on stage and performing my new routine FOR NO MORE. choreographed by Laurelle Jury who Lauren Ashley has made the perfect start competes in the fitness class. FROM $ to her bodybuilding competitive season ‘‘I am living on cloud nine right now, so 46,195+ORC* winning the Counties Manukau shape happy to have won my class after going into event. the competition It was a richly with a goal to deserved win place top three.’’ after three years She is now of battling and targeting the Wai- improving in kato show on various contests June 28 and throughout the Hawkes Bay on country. July 12. Ashley started ‘‘I am still not her prep early, where I want to around 12 weeks be yet. I know out after experi- what improve- encing a rough ments are needed start to the year and I am more due to family ill- motivated and ness. determined to ‘‘I was deter- bring my best mined to compete package to the and managed to stage at these put my body into shows.’’ overdrive, sched- Ashley’s uling in all my major goal for the training, work year is to become and food prep Ms Novice Shape whilst juggling 2014 at the hospital and nationals in home visits, plus Palmerston Introducing the Special Edition BT-50 Arashi, offering a whole lot more^ for no more and only for a very limited time. support to my North in October. Available in a choice of 2WD, 4WD, 6-Speed Automatic or 6-Speed Manual, the BT-50 Arashi offers customised packaging in a family,’’ she told ‘‘I wouldn’t be choice of either Cool White or Black Mica Double Cabs at no extra cost. 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One of our sponsors, Flexiwear, ‘shapely’ look for my class.’’ custom made my bikini for this year. www.wilksbrooke.co.nz Ashley says she had such a fun day at the ‘‘I am now counting down, it’s eight 132 Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu. Phone 871 3079 show. weeks till my next show.’’ ‘‘It’s always great meeting new competi- A large Trainstation team is training for GRANT WILKS RHETT McKINNON tors backstage. I really had fun being back the Waikato champs in Whangamata. Mob (0274) 948 672 Mob (027) 292 9040 [email protected] [email protected] 20 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 15, 2014 Federation 2 recover their mojo Thora takes Waipa Cup Te Awamutu’s Federation 2 soccer team got back into the Thora Young clinched the winning grove with a 3-0 victory Waipa Cup with a two round nett over Tauranga City United. 141 on women’s day at Te Awa- All three goals were scored in mutu Golf Club. a much improved second half The day’s scramble was won performance by the home team by Anne Rhodes with 71 nett, at the Stadium on Saturday. from Margaret Johnson 72, Adam Blake got his team on Pauline Chisholm 75, Angela the score sheet with a well-taken Thomson 76 and Petsy Ralph 77. volleyed shot on goal. First round scores in the nine The goal, along with some key hole division Josie Pollard Put- substitutions by coach Dave ting Cup competition were Ireland, seemed to spark his side Kathlyn Rose, Sandra White 16, into life as Te Awamutu took Colleen Kerr 17 and Bobbie hold of the match. Fladgate 18. Jack Connor and substitute Winners of Sunday’s club day Wasu Krishna scored in quick mini tournament were Graeme succession midway through the Buckley with 75 gross, John second half to end the contest. Darragh 67 nett, Pauline Chis- Coach Ireland reports that his holm 38 stableford, Tim Young team struggled to find any 37 and Lou Marty 34. rhythm in the first half and were Women’s Saturday scramble it not for player of the day Kevin leading scorers were Irene Gray Buckle in goal making some fine with 37 stableford, Angela saves, things could have looked Thomson 36. worse than the 0-0 halftime score Saturday’s all-day scramble line. has been re-instated and the club Te Awamutu managed to is seeking more player support. scramble the ball out of defence Toby Thomson and Jim several times as the visitors Kirkham both accumulated 35 pushed forward looking for the stableford and Ron Haycock 33. opening goal. Open midweek winners were Mike Rose, at centre back, TC150514CT05 Graeme Buckley with a two- and Thomas Piercy, starting his HOT SHOT Jack Connor again got his name on the scoresheet playing for Te Awamutu against over-par 72 gross, Percy Kapa 67 first game for the seniors at left Tauranga City at the Stadium on Saturday. He is pictured beating the defence on one of his many nett, John Anderson, Ani fullback, both had solid games. penetrating raids into opposition territory. Bahler, Trevor Ormsby 71, Phil This week Te Awamutu are Engelbrecht 36 stableford, Clin- away to Cambridge at John hold on to their advantage. up four big wins in a row prior to and Lynley Morits worked over- ton Rowe 35, Richard Carnachan Kerkhoff Park. This week the team are home this match. time helping to break up the 34. The men’s reserve team to Waikato Unicol at 2.45pm at Twice Te Awamutu came Matamata attacks and support Top team, with 131 points, recorded a 4-1 win away to Anchor Park. back from a goal down to level the defence. comprised Shaun Dempsey, Hamilton Wanderers. The women’s team continued the scores in the first half, Keeper SJ Mills was superb James Kopa, Sylvia Gooch and A brace of goals by player of their unbeaten run with a hard courtesy of a Carey Ireland pen- all game long, particularly in the Ross Signal. the day Bjorn Lasenby, followed fought 2-2 draw at home to league alty and then a well taken goal by second half stopping Matamata Best of the veteran men with an own goal and a Cam leaders Matamata. Hannah Perry. from scoring from several long contesting the Railway Cup com- McGrath strike killed off the Coach Dave Hall reports that The scoreless second half was shots. petition were Gerald Lane with contest by halftime. the ladies played their best game all grim determination as Te This week the team is home to 70 nett, Colin Green 72, Sid Lim, Te Awamutu were never of the season to date against a Awamutu’s midfield of Ireland, Morrinsville, 11am kick off at the Les Common and Welby Murrell troubled in the second half to Matamata side that had chalked Jacquetta Karam, Freya Turner Stadium. 75.
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BY JUSTIN MIEZENBEEK ant in netball . . . and that’s when COGS made their move, Te Awamutu premier winning it 16-9, then netball promotion-relegation dominating the final stanza 11-4 round is starting to take shape to run out winners 52-28. at ASB Stadium at the Events Defending champions RSN Centre. again showed their class deal- Successful again this week ing to TAS Ecolab 58-29. were COGS, Royalans, Henry RSN led 11-5 after 15 Morgan Builders RSN and minutes, then took charge win- Weka in four highly entertain- ning the second quarter 20-5 to ing games. lead 31-10 at the split. Royalans overcame a stub- TAS put on a better showing born TAC Premier 47-33. The in the second half, extending students trailed from the outset COGS to 13-10 in the third in a high paced end-to-end quarter and 14-9 in the final game. It was a game dominated stanza. They would again rue a by defence with turnovers at slow start that left themselves both ends, but Royalans made too much to do. the most of them, leading 12-5 The final game of the night and 25-14 by halftime. featured two new entries into TAC could not overcome the this year’s league, with Weka slow start and found themselves leading throughout to beat TAC behind after three quarters Senior A 46-33. 37-22 but managed to draw the It was close at the halftime, final quarter 10-10. Weka ahead 23-18. The third Marist Trainstation pro- quarter was a cracker, Weka duced a much improved per- winning 10-9 to lead 36-27. They formance against COGS this sealed their victory with a solid week. 10-6 win in the final quarter. The newcomers only trailed Next week’s draw is RSN last year’s beaten finalists 11-7 against TAC Premier and TC150514CT06 after the first quarter and 25-15 Marist Trainstation against TAC Premier goal-keep Sam Higgins at halftime. Weka, while Royalans meet pressures Royalans’ shooter Baylee The third quarter often TAS Ecolab and COGS 1 take on Mitchell at ASB Stadium at Te Awamutu turns out to be the most import- TAC Senior A in the late round. Events Centre.
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all the family 9637909AA the cards, flowers and CAMERA lost, Lumix, Committee will be held at the RSA Clubrooms Guest Speakers: Ray & Betty Diprose expressions of black case, Lake 381 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu on Sunday - Recording your memories - sympathy at the sad Ngaroto/Pirongia area TE AWAMUTU Deaths loss of our wife, (Saturday 26 April). Ph CONTINUING 22 June 2014 commencing at 1.00pm. mother and nana. 871 7380. AGM
STONE, 9636503AA Please accept this as a FOUND - bundle of keys EDUCATION Nominations for members of the committee George. personal and sincere Are you over 50? New members welcome. on Kakepuku Road, incl Wednesday, open on the 17 May and close on the 2 June. Passed away Tuesday, thank you. central locking remote. $15 single, $22 double - Usual raffl es 21 May at 10am Forms are available from the Club’s Offi ce. 13 May 2014 at 10.10pm Can be picked up from To Grey Power, PO Box 540, Te Awamutu after a brave fight with the Te Awamutu Courier Entry: $2 Notices of Motion must be in the hands of the cancer at Brisbane Subscriptions were due 31 March 2014 office. Waipa Workingmen’s Secretary by Sunday, 8 June. Hospital, aged 71. Club Dearly beloved LOST - Nissan hub cap, in A newsletter with candidates profi les and brother of Loma and Your carpark by information Speaker: TE AWAMUTU FISH 9271703AA ballot papers will be posted out to all members Peter Sattler, bro-in- centre. Ph 870 4994. (Change of speaker) law and uncle of local Government who are fi nancial by 1 June 2014 on 8 June. & GAME ASSN INC 9637627AA Sonny, Jasmine, LOST DOG Statisticians Papers must be returned by 21June 2014. Jeramie, Jason and EverybodyWelcome We wish to thank the following Julian Rika. Eldest classifi eds The Audited Annual fi nancial report to the 31 brother also of Sharon March 2014 will be available at the clubrooms sponsors for their ongoing support and Sef and loved on the Friday before the AGM. for the Lake Arapuni Fishing Contest. uncle of Tracy and MARKET DIRECT Mighty River Power • Steve Morton NZ Sosefo jnr. W.J. Lyford, Secretary/Manager "Oh our darling big COUNCIL CARPARK 9637643AA Farmers Livestock • Fields Butchery - bro, we will miss you so This Saturday Ohaupo • John Spence Marine • Betta Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 very much xx." LINE Ph Phyllis:8714811 Electrical • VE Veterinary Services • Qubik or Carol: 871 6198 TMC Ltd • Grant Annan Builder • CH Allen Public Notice Upholsterers • Caltex Super Service Unveilings of application for Off-Licence Station • Te Awamutu Courier • Saltwater Hungarian Vizsla, female, CHASE, missing 9 May from a ROSETOWN Manjot Enterprises Ltd of Te Awamutu (licensed Sports Fishing • Gyde Wansbone Frank. farm on Waikeria Road. PISTOL CLUB premises operator) has made application to the Waipa Accountants • RD1 - Te Awamutu • The Parawera Marae 24 District Licensing Committee for the grant of an Off- Meat Factory - Kihikihi May 2014. Powhiri Call Nathan AGM Licence in respect of the premises situated at Shop
10am. Service 11am. 9637753AA 027 444 0175 Monday 16 June TE AWAMUTU FISH AND GAME ASSN INC Urupa, return to 3, 39 Rewi Street, Te Awamutu and known as Thirsty 2014, 7.30pm at the Liquor. Marae. Friends and PH 871 5151 Personal Clubrooms, Public Notices Firewood whanau most AFTER abortion stress? Factory Road The days on which and the hours during which the welcome. Ring Pregnancy liquor is (or intended to be) sold under the licence are: TE AWAMUTU DRY mixed firewood. Ph Counselling Services Monday to Sunday from 8am to 11pm. RSACOUNTRY COUNTRY Titch 871 6792. 0800 773 4626 anytime. 3 MUSIC FIREWOOD for sale, 5m - MENZ Shed Te Awamutu The general nature of the business conducted under 3 WEEKEND CLUB $170, 10m - $300 ask - have you got a the licence is Retail Store. delivered. Ph 07 873 9190 laptop you could donate? PHARMACY The application may be inspected during ordinary offi ce or 021 617 349. Ph Chris 021 1832 339. SUNDAY 1pm 1 3 HOURS hours at the offi ce of the Waipa District Council, District FIREWOOD, Matai, 1 ⁄2 m , Licensing Committee, Bank Street, Te Awamutu. $210 delivered Te NO MORE RSA Awamutu. Ph Tony 07 878 9637653AA Saturday 9am-3pm 7862. LONELY NIGHTS! Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes ✼ Say goodbye to loneliness to object to the issue of the licence may, not later than UTE load (Lawsoniana), Funeral Directors Sunday 10am-1pm Does your club or $140. Ph 871 6603 or 021 and Hello to love and 15 working days after the date of the publication of this organisation have an happiness! Someone Te Awamutu notice fi le a notice in writing of the objection with the 1190 997. Wonderful is waiting to Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at Waipa event or meeting WOOL wanted for meet you and your Pharmacy District Council, Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu 3840. coming up? ✼ Operation Cover Up, can personal matchmakers 168 Alexandra Street be dropped off at Te ESSENTIAL CARE $2475 can Put you in touch as 8749700AA No objection to the issue of a licence may be made Phone/email us today Awamutu Courier Office, soon as today. Ph 0800 856 Te Awamutu in relation to a matter other than a matter specifi ed in to place your 336 Alexandra Street. 640 til 7pm Matchmaker FAMILY CARE $3675 since 1989 Ph 871 6236 section 105(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act Public Notice! 2012. Livestock & Poultry www.lovesuccess.co.nz NO surcharges apply PH: 871 5151 weekends or public holidays This is the fi rst publication of this notice. [email protected] AC PETFOODS CALL 24 HOURS 870 2137 Raffles 8633738AA 9636211AA 9516738AA TE Awamutu Masters PAYING up to $30 for Swimming Club, Bluck TE AWAMUTU MARATHON CLINIC’S bobby calves. Ph 0800 Cup grocery raffle DOWN COW. ROSETOWN FUNERALS results. Winners: Trudy FUN RUN SERVICE bulls for lease. Clough, Te Awamutu - SARY & WA www.thebullman.co.nz Like us on Facebook for our IVER LK www.rosetownfunerals.com Melanie Day, Pirongia - NN 22 JUNE 201 Ph 0800 BULLMAN. Andre Frankhouser, weekly password specials A DAY 4 Hamilton. UN TE AWAMUTU S 320 FACTORY ROAD Public Notices TE AWAMUTU CALF MILK FUNERAL SERVICES (beside Te Wananga o Aotearoa Carpark) All milk wanted HalfHalf MaMarathon Walk - Start 9am for calves.
9500020AA Half MarathonMa Run - Start 10am Ph Deb 871 4815 ¼ MarathonMara (10.5km) Run & Walk - Start 10am or 0274 901 007 5km5km WaWalk & Run - Start10.30am 5km - Adults $20 Children 16 yrs & under $15 Te Awamutu Community Health Transport Trust ¼ Marathon - Adults $25 Children 16 yrs & under $20 Half Marathon - Adults $35 ALL MILK Alexandra House Chapel 9632679AA Annual General Meeting All entries received after 13 June & on the day add $10 570 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu First 500 to enter will receive their medal on race day. WANTED Wednesday, 21 May 2014 Subsequent entries will receive their medals by post. FOR CALF REARING, Phone 871 5131 Be quick, enter now!! St Andrew’s Church Lounge, Mutu St at 2pm PROMPT PICK UP. For compassionate and caring service Great Spot Prizes • Commemorative Medal to all Finishers Call/text Emma 9638236AA Garth & Lynette Williams, Joanna Gulliver PUBLIC WELCOME All enquiries to Ross 871 5022 or Colleen 871 9913 021 0285 2972 or www.teawamutufuneralservices.co.nz Especially all TACHT drivers and support people or email [email protected] 07 823 6095 24 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 15, 2014 For Sale Garage Sales Sections To Let Trade Services Gardening & Property & Home $138,000 neg, elevated SUNNY country home, BRIAN Krippner Landscaping Maintenance north facing site, 61142m three brm, two living building, advanced trade TE AWAMUTU 9305659AA COMMERCIAL and LOOK with lovely rural view, areas, attached garage, qualified, alterations and PLUMBING OPENING soon at Alpha 453 ELIZABETH AVENUE domestic cleaning. Ph 8am start, furniture, Te Kawa Road, title, heat pump, Hamilton 20 additions, maintenance, Maid Marj, 871 3309. Hotel Complex - Kihikihi, services, bore water, minutes, Te Awamutu expol/pink batts, no job AFFORDABLE Busters Cafe and Juniors garden tools, timber, RATES EXTERIOR house household goods, fenced, levelled building eight minutes, $330 p/wk. too small. Ph 027 255 5753 Nursery Equipment platform, all ready for Ph 0274 473 872. or 870 6462. cleaning. Ph Ultra Clean Shop, watch this space. bedding, outside Ph Colin 0800 569 656 today! furniture, all must go! build. Ph 871 1851. The Professional Arborists THREE brm modern CHIMNEY 027 498 9022 GRASS Busters, for your O.M.G TO VISIT VISITED home, dble internal NEED your chimney or 870 6244 anytime Chipping, Felling, lawn mowing needs. Ph/ WOMEN’S fashion and ❏❏ To Let access garage, two cleaned? Most cleaned for Maintenance, Pruning, text 027 6555 035, 021 296 accessories, new/pre- heatpumps, no-smoking, $80. 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Fully insured, BED TO VISIT VISITED TE AWAMUTU security screened owner 0274 851 501 same day service. QUEEN, ex cond, comes ❏❏ SELF STORAGE operated. Free quotes. Ph • Conditions apply www.totaltreecare.co.nz LAWNS and gardens. with electric blanket, VIP Home Services now Timi’s TV [email protected] Professional results at duvet covers, pillow From $20 p/wk 0800 846 484. 9563582AA Aerial Services affordable prices. Lawn cases, sheets, valance, TE AWAMUTU 24hr access t 07 873 6044 services from $16. Fully $500. Ph 870 6496. PLASTERER GOODFELLOW STREET Camera Surveillance m 027 331 6804 insured security 9554649AA EXPERIENCED, no job too screened owner 7.30am start, household Ph 07 856 7584 small. Ph Ian 021 229 7748. TYRES goods, dble bed, dressing operated. Free quotes. Ph GREAT range of NEW tables. or 027 608 1749 WEEDMAN NZ VIP Home Services now WOF 0800 846 484. and USED tyres. Ph Tyre TYRE and Tune Centre, WEED SPRAYERS TO VISIT VISITED 9627396AA and Tune Centre Ltd, 21 ❏❏ 21 Bond Road, WOF, Gorse, Thistle, 9564604AA LOUNGE suites cleaned. Bond Road, 871 3267. servicing, cambelts and Ph Ultra Clean 0800 569 repairs. Ph 871 3267. Blackberry, 656 now! Plants & Gardens 9636540AA Ragwort etc Classifi ed Advertising CARPET TOPIARY and standards, SAFE ‘N’ SOUND BOBCAT Liquid fertilisers nursery open Fridays, HIRE CLEANING HOT LINE STORAGE Ph Danny 02 20 20 30 88 10am to 4pm, 132 er Opera wn tor IICRC Approved Sainsbury Road, • Electric Security Fence OTrevor Peters Pirongia or ph Susan 871 5151 SHORT TERM Ranstead on 871 9105. • 24/7 access • Camera and patrolled RENTAL WEED SPRAYING
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182-LIC XBREED COWS WE DO IT ALL! Need a hand 8795789AA -BW 102PW 118 Ph 870 6244 or Colin Let us help! 9394812AA [email protected] CALVING FROM 25/7/14, 6 WKS AB, 027 498 9022 Regular maintenance LOW SCC, or a clean up. PH: 871 5151 TEAT SEALED AND DRY COW Ph Tess 027 238 2517 TREATED, GET TOP $$$$$ MEATEATER 872 2853 A/hrs Fax: 871 3675 400/MS/COW HOMEKILLS LTD Must attend sale for quality strong, capacious cows. Great dairy traits Killing Sheep - Pigs - Beef Contact Steve Old 0274-712-801 9518577AA THE LEGEND DAIRY TEAM Ph 871 9995 PH 871 5151 KING COUNTRY WE PAY UP TO $10,000 DRILLING 9618954AA FFA O L 9435729AA 8483272AA
Nigel hit the nail on the 8980131AA HOLES head when he advertised his building business in • Soak • Surface wells • Lined Soak holes Trades Corner! • Concrete products available 9394867AA Book today to • Foundation Drilling ensure your space. OWNER/OPERATOR: FREEPHONE STEVE COLSON 0508 DUG HOLES PH: 871 5151 - FAX: 871 3675 PH 871 5151 0508 465 373 Thursday, May 15, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 25 Employment Vacancies ACCOUNTS clerk, min OFFICE manager reqd for Support Worker Required one year exper reqd, full busy building company, CASUAL TRUCK DRIVER time position. Ph 022 6493 computer skills essential, Part Time/Casual/Relief - Otorohanga 533. Xero and ACE Payroll We are looking for a casual truck driver. exper pref, 30 hours We are looking for a support worker aged between p/wk. Contact We require the following: 9632699AA MECHANIC 25-45 years old to assist with our high needs client wanted. Ph [email protected] living in her own home in Otorohanga. This posi on is FABRICATOR / WELDER • Clean license Classes 1 - 5 John 871 6710. or 027 4509 129. for casual/relief and permanent part me shi s • Worked in the rural sector working mornings, a ernoons and sleepovers on Due to increasing production demand we have a • Experience in metal cartage WORK from home, weekdays and weekends. vacancy for a full-time Fabricator/Welder to start Farm Employment • The ability to work unsupervised unlimited income You must have a current full drivers licence and your immediately. Successful applicants must be motivated potential, own hours. Ph CALF rearer wanted, own reliable transport, have fluency in English and with a high level of MIG welding and steel fabrication Please phone Corboy Earthmovers Limited Lee 027 7264 096. drive in position, 400 clear communica on skills, be reliable and trustworthy experience. on 871 1803 cows, 28 July - 28 with a good sense of humour. September, good setup. Please contact our offi ce for application details or send LEADING HAND Phone Shaun 07 872 7750 Whatweoffer or 027 6353 726. We offer flexibility, full induc on, training and a friendly your CV to: [email protected]
9637815AA LABOURER suppor ve environment plus a compe ve hourly rate. Giltrap Engineering, PO Box 83, Otorohanga 3900 DRIVER/LAUNDRY ASSISTANT Due to expanding Applicants for this posi on should have NZ residency Situations Wanted Phone: 07 873 4206 operations Slates or a valid NZ work permit. KNAPSACK spraying Sincerity is a large industrial laundry based in Handyman Services Te Awamutu. gang. Ph Turner Healthcare Rehabilita on Ltd are seeking a leading Contracting - approved If you are looking for a role with a trusted, family run For more informa on contact Cole e Osborne TE AWAMUTU PRIMARY SCHOOL hand Labourer to chemical applicator 871 company then the following role could be for you. 3403 or 027 375 7225. Ph 0800 621 222 ext 342 (Mon-Fri 8am to 5pm) ‘Together Achieving Personal Success’ assist in roofi ng and www.healthcarerehab.co.nz A great opportunity for a new position has become general handyman available for a “Driver/Laundry Assistant” in our maintenance duties. Adult Entertainment EXPERIENCED CLEANER REQUIRED factory. Requires full license, We have a vacancy for a School Cleaner. The hours If the list below describes you then we want to hear able to work at ADULT shop (ex Te worked will be between 10 and 14.25 hrs per week heights, thinks outside Awamutu) opening 10am from you. 9637758AA Work from Home with duties to be completed between 3pm -5.30pm the box, motivated. Saturday, 17 May in the • Flexible • Skilful • Wilful Alpha Hotel Complex - A Kidz World is a vibrant home based Monday - Friday. Call 0800 18 28 18 Kihikihi, open seven
9637635AA • Trainable • Team player • Consistent childcare service. We provide quality care and STEVE SLATER days. Please contact Jacqui, Cleaning Supervisor • Accurate • Fast learner 9634689AA education in a nurturing home environment on 021 276 0384 Must have a full, clean drivers license. ຜຜຜຜຜ and are seeking Educators. If you can provide NEWSPRINT ends for sale at Te a safe, caring learning environment in your Please phone Jeff on 872 0171 Awamutu Courier Office, 336 Alexandra Street. Ph 871 5151. own home, we would love to hear from you. Gray Construction ຜຜຜຜຜ We offer free training and workshops. FITTER/WELDER A subsidy we pay you (conditions apply). We are a busy engineering company with Recruitment bonuses and access to our free a well equipped workshop. toy, resource and equipment library. You will • Tradesmen preferred but not essential. enjoy being part of a supportive team with play • Ability to read and interpret drawings. groups and organised excursions. • Capable of working unsupervised. For more information, phone 0800 543 996 • A current driver’s licence. Opportunities exist for career advancement. Please email your CV to: [email protected] RURAL ROUNDUP
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Hayley to guest at CMC A film based around 13 Proclaimers’ MUPPETS MOST WANTED G songs, will give you tingles of Te Awamutu SAT 1:30, SUN 11:30 happiness. Fizzing with energy and RSA Country Music packed with the feel good factor, is proud to present RIO 2 G this is a simple story of romance and their own Country SAT 1:20, SUN 11:20 Music Award win- heartache. The young cast are ning Junior Club LEGO MOVIE PG superb, all natural, charming and Member Haley Cole SAT 1:10, FINAL SUN 11:10 engaging. as special guest art- SUNSHINE ON THE LEITH M ist this month. MR PEABODY & SHERMAN PG Haley joined club THU 5:50, FRI 10:20 & 8:05, SAT 8:00, at eight-years-old SAT 3:00, SUN 1:00 SUN 1:40 & 4:05, TUE 5:50, WED 8:05 while at Pekerau School and she is The 21st century vision spectacle of now in her second This easy going comedy is far too year at Te Awamutu the Flood is deservingly getting ‘two entertaining to be dismissed as self- Intermediate. thumbs up’ (it is not a religious film). indulgence. Harmless fun with a heart She has a tre- NOAH M the size of Texas. mendous ability to SAT 5:00, SUN 3:00 balance her C H E F M schooling THU 7:45, FRI 5:55, SAT 3:45, SUN 5:50, “From the beginning till the end I was requirements with TUE 7:45, WED 5:55 her dancing, sport- Rock, Duo and Mod- Television’s My dation) with her duo hooked. I found the pacing just fine. ing, music and song ern Country. Country Song with partner Molly G, It’s enjoyable, has plenty of action, GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL M writing interests Her latest suc- Dennis Marsh and together singing as but it also has humour, romance and THU & FRI 5:30, SAT 3:40, and talents. Her cess was winning Saelyn Guyton, and ‘The Organics’. drama.” Brandon says it’s very good dancing and sport- the Open also featured on the Come along and TUE & WED 5:30 ing successes have Songwriter’s Sec- show’s CD The best enjoy a great young and has depth and makes you contributed to her tion last month of My Country entertainer of, and get into it. A new all-fresh epic action adventure growing trophy col- against older Song. an excellent DIVERGENT M lection. contestants. Haley has also ambassador for with the world’s most famous monster. Haley has This gained her been invited to country music. SAT 3:30, SUN 1:30 already won numer- an entrance to appear on Septem- Other club mem- GODZILLA M ous country singing ‘Entertainer of the ber 6 at the 2014 bers, visitors and The movie is funny and for everyone – THU & FRI 5:40, SAT 3:20, SUN 1:20, trophies and awards Year’ finals to be annual Cambridge friends will also be guys and dolls would both enjoy it. It is MON 6:00, TUE & WED 5:40 in several sections held later this year. Charity Concert (in entertaining this like Country Gospel, Haley has sung support of the Wai- Sunday, 1-4.30pm at a comedy mixed with revenge. GODZILLA M Western, Country on Maori kato Heart Foun- the RSA. It is nice to see a film with three strong THU & FRI 7:35, SAT 7:45, SUN 5:45, leading ladies all different. I think they TUE & WED 7:35 MT PIRONGIA all did a great job playing their roles. FEEL GOOD OTHER WOMAN M Powerful and well done, a satisfying, inspirational experience. The life story COUNTRY MUSIC THU & FRI 7:50, SAT 7:55, SUN 6:00, of Jesus is told through his teachings, FRIDAYS TUE & WED 7:50
Is held at the Pirongia School Hall 9611500AA PhonePhhonne 871871 4768447768 crucifixion and ultimate resurrection. Live Music – This week “An extremely fine period drama “The best I have seen. Tim JACK the ladies should truly admire.” Allan. Effective and affecting. LLIS At last, Charles Dickens’ secret is Will stay in your mind.” Allan. Armstrong WA revealed. THIS SUNDAY, 12.30 PM START This Friday from 9pm Saturday from 7.30pm “Fascinating… a revelation”. CHECK OUT OUR EVENTS ON OUR FACEBOOK PAGE Sam Edwards. Patrons really like it. SON INVISIBLE WOMAN M OF THU 5:45, FRI 10:00 & 5:45, SAT 5:55, SUN 1:45, TUE 5:45, WED 10:10 & 5:45 GOD M We laughed until we ached. “The acting was superb especially the Then we laughed some more. portrayal of Jesus. I gave this movie a It’s a disgusting, rowdy comedy with high score for the acting alone. The COUNTRY SHOW 100 an amazing amount of heart. actor playing Jesus was effective in FEATURING Dennis August BAD NEIGHBOURS R16 showing a Jesus that is very “human”, Special THU & FRI 8:00, SAT 6:05 & 8:10, a Jesus that is tender and kind. I could Appearance SUN 3:50 & 6:10, MON 6:20, almost feel the love in his touch, feel by TUE & WED 8:00 the kindness in his eyes and can’t help Joe Martin but be moved by his message of love The pleasures of Jane Austen, and forgiveness.” IMDb. International Downton Abbey and the horrors of the Pedal Steel THU & FRI 7:25, SAT 5:35 & 7:35, British slave trade make a surprisingly SUN 3:35 & 5:35, TUE & WED 7:25 Kitten Annette & Kim Graeme McCardle Joy Adams Carleen Still elegant fit in this handsome period SATURDAY 14th JUNE 2014 piece from the UK. In the tradition “Wonderful.” 6.00pm AT THE BIBLE CHAPEL. SWARBRICK DRIVE, TE AWAMUTU. of quality, picturesque widescreen “Time just disappeared.” Adults - $20 Children under 12 yrs - $10 Tickets available from Bin Inn, Te Awamutu lensing, lavish production design “The marriage of music with images or Ray Thurgood - Phone 07 870 1551 – Proceeds to Stroke Foundation, Waikato and beautifully detailed costumes, was brilliant.” Licensed by the A.P.R.A. Advert kindly sponsored by Betta Electrical, Te Awamutu it has the general air of good taste. Absolute Joy, thank you.” Based on the inspiring true story. IN SEARCH OF CHOPIN Patrons regard it highly. SAT 1:40, SUN 11:40, MON 6:10, Te Awamutu B E L L E M WED 10:00 THU 5:35, FRI 10:10 & 5:35, SAT 1:00 & 5:45, SUN 11:00 & 3:45, X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST Courier TUE 5:35, WED 10:20 & 5:35 STARTS MAY 22 Your community newspaper - phone 871 5151 SPECIAL MORNING SHOWS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY
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