New Location CourierPublished Tuesday & Thursday TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 The Hire Centre Te Awamutu Landscape Lane, Te Awamutu Your community newspaper for over 100 years EXTRA COPIES 40c 0800 TA Hire | www.hirecentreta.co.nz Tours tell forgotten Our future Want to find out about the exciting plans for the future space in the heart of Te Awamutu? See what the future holds using virtual reality goggles. Land Wars stories Head along to the Te Awamutu Library this Thursday BY BETHANY ROLSTON anytime between 3pm-6pm. For more information visit Bus tours highlighting Waipa’s www.waipadc.govt.nz/ role in the New Zealand Land MajorProjects Wars hit the road last week. The two-and-a-half-hour tours Picnic gala travelled to a number of sites Te Awamutu Intermediate is including Pirongia, Paterangi Pa¯, hosting a Summer Picnic Gala Rangiaowhia, the Rewi Maniapoto this Friday. memorial and the Alexandra Enjoy food, a garage sale, Redoubt. face painting, rides, raffles, It told stories of battles at bouncy castles, clothing and Waiari, Hingakaka, Ma¯takitaki ¯ more. and Ora¯kau. The event is from 5pm at Te On Thursday I was one of Awamutu Intermediate School around 40 people on the first of seven tours organised by Waipa on Hazelmere Cres. District Council. Bring the family along for a But I felt like a tourist in an TC071117BRBUSTOUR great night out and support the unfamiliar land. WAIPA District Council’s heritage bus tour PTA as it fundraises for the As a 22-year-old who grew up in stops at Alexandra Redoubt in Pirongia. school. Pokuru, some of these stories were new to my ears — and I’m not Christmas proud of it. At school I learnt about World TC071117DTBUSTOUR craft days War I and World War II, but not Head along to one of two the wars that took place in my own Altered Book Christmas Craft backyard. Workshops this month and On Thursday I heard about the make your own wreath, devastating battle at Rangiaowhia, baubles and Christmas angels where I was married this year. I heard about the meaning out of recycled books. Materials behind local street names — Rewi are provided. St, likely named after Rewi Mania- There are two craft days to poto who took a leading role in the enjoy at the Te Awamutu Waikato wars, for instance. Library Community Room, I heard about the meaning Monday, November 20, behind the name of the mountain I 9.30am-noon and Wednesday, grew up climbing — Kakepuku-te- November 22, 2.30- 5pm. aroaro o Kahu, or the swollen Numbers are limited. A stomach of Kahurere. koha/gold coin donation is I heard about more important appreciated. Redoubts than the pub in Alexan- RSVP to 07 823 3838 or dra St. [email protected] Council’s heritage manager, Tony Roxburgh, one of the bus commentators, said the district is Phone books packed with rich history, from offered after Christmas if there is In 2014 Leah Bell and In 2015 the students took a Phone book delivery to the early human settlement through to enough interest. Waimarama Anderson attended petition to Parliament requesting a Te Awamutu/Kihikihi District the New Zealand Land Wars. The tours come the week after the 150-year commemoration of the national day of commemoration has been completed. “Waipa has important stories to Raa Maumahara National Day of invasion of Rangiaowhia and the for the New Zealand Land Wars. If you have not received be told,” he said. Commemoration, held for the first Battle of O¯ ra¯kau. Raa Maumahara National Day your phone book, please “The tours have given us the time on Saturday, October 28. They were moved by hearing of Commemoration was designed contact Te Awamutu chance to further engage with the Two Otorohanga College from descendants of people of the to put an end to what’s called an Intermediate School on 871 community and raise the level of students, who were shocked to largely undefended village of uncomfortable silence around the 6377 to arrange a copy. knowledge about Waipa,” Mr Rox- learn about the horror of the Land Rangiaowhia, which was attacked Land Wars. burgh said. Wars, were catalysts for the by British forces on February 21, Let’s break the silence and He said more bus tours will be national day. 1864. learn our own stories. 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Christmas IS coming... noon there is a fun, family- It will include a showcase of friendly ceramic workshop Mr Webster’s work and taonga Layby available with Alex Wilkinson. It is a puoro performance, on Big Snapper Time hands-on workshop so bring Thursday, November 23 from Mike's Special an apron or old clothes to work 4pm to 6.30pm. 5 for $15 in and a creative mind. 5/0 Special Circle On Thursday, November 16 3 for $25 there is an artist floor talk Kawhia Boating & Angling Clubs 6th Kasha Snapper Fishing Competition 24th, 25th Nov 2017 from 4pm to 6.30pm. The event Tickets available in store will include a question and answer session. 166 Cambridge Rd, Te Awamutu Participating artists are PH: 871 3474 (FISH) Hilary Batt-Ramage, Kat PD060417NADTOI01 Merewether, Oriwa Ward- ARTIST James Webster will Morgan and Jennie De Groot. perform on taonga puoro at The last special event for Te Awamutu Museum this WANT TO VOLUNTEER? November is an evening with month. Road trip Drivers are needed to take cancer patients to medical appointments and treatment in Hamilton. You need to be a non smoker and costs are reimbursed. Drivers asked to avoid Bling, bling! Art works If shiny things are what you love, then you are the person we have been looking for. Support an independent lady with a passion for jewellery making. bridge for repair work on show Fast food Got some spare time and a car? Then you can help! Waipa District Council lers will allow vehicles to how long traffic will be Join a team that makes sure that healthy, affordable is asking drivers to avoid flow both ways across the interrupted for. But Local artists will be showcasing meals are available to older people in the community. using Cambridge’s high- bridge but there will be contractors will be in and their work at the Te Awamutu One hit wonder! (Te Awamutu) level bridge on Thursday. delays. There will be no out as quickly as they can Library this Saturday, 9am-4pm Join a bunch of local girls who love to learn new things Contractors are investi- impact on pedestrians or so things can get back to and Sunday, 10am-3pm. on a one off basis and share your unique skills. No gating a water leak on the cyclists. normal.” Sponsored by Creative NZ and ongoing commitment is required in this role. Cambridge side of the Group manager service On-site traffic control Enrich+, the exhibition is free and bridge which popped up delivery Barry Bergin said will be in place from artwork will be available to pur- To find out more about these and other volunteering last week. The leak is not it would be helpful if 9.30am on Thursday. chase. opportunities in your area, phone 07 839 3191 or visit: causing a road hazard but drivers could avoid the Council will provide The works are in a variety of its location means traffic bridge while the work was updates throughout the mediums and include oil paintings, www.www.www.volunteeringwaikato.org.nz.org.nz.org.nz flow will be interrupted being done. day via its Facebook page canvases, dot paintings, cards, fibre while the cause of the leak “At this stage, until we (www.facebook.com/ and fabric art — come and enjoy is investigated. know what’s causing the waipadistrictcouncil) and affordable art by local artists. On-site traffic control- water leak we don’t know customer service centre.
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BY CATHY ASPLIN
Acorns aren’t usually worth any- thing. But six acorns acquired by Mar- tin McTamney are proving to be extremely valuable. That’s because they come from a special tree, the Lovelock Oak in Timaru. As a seedling the oak was pre- sented to New Zealand athlete Jack Lovelock after he won the 1500m at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. The race, run in record time, was watched by German Fuhrer Adolf Hitler. Lovelock’s tree was then sent back (by sea voyage) to New Zealand to be planted at his old school, Timaru Boys’ High. It is believed to be one of only 16 surviving trees from the 130 seed- lings that were presented at the Olympics, and the only one in New Zealand. Mr McTamney says a few years ago he approached the school for some acorns (and associated paper- work verifying them) to grow at their Te Kawa home. “But it was a total disaster! None survived, so luckily I managed to get some more and put them in the TC071117CA01 capable hands of Peter Fraser and EIGHTEEN-month-old oak seedling with Growing Spectrum manager his team at Growing Spectrum in Grant Eyre who has been caring for them. Kihikihi. “The result is seven healthy moment.” luncheon, which is framed with a potted seedlings, which I am using The second auction item is a signed photo, and provided a jacket. to barter or sell to benefit the shirt signed by Auckland resident A ‘Waipa — Home of Champions’ Cornerstone Trust.” Yvette Williams, 88. item features photos of the rowing The first two have already been “She is probably New Zealand’s Swindell sisters and cyclist Sarah snapped up. greatest woman athlete after win- Ulmer. “Craggy Range winery in Have- ning gold at Empire Games, “It would look good in the lock North has exchanged a luxuri- Olympic Games and Common- mayor’s office!” quipped Mr ous two night stay for two people wealth games. McTamney. and a round of golf at nearby Cape “She also held many records, was More auction items and further Kidnappers, valued at around $2750. captain of the New Zealand women’s details about the luncheon will “The second seedling was enthu- basketball team and an accom- feature in next week’s Cornerstone siastically accepted by Cycling NZ to plished equestrian rider,” says Mr Trust feature. plant outside the Avantidrome.” McTamney. says Mr McTamney. Other pieces he has arranged for ■ Cornerstone Sports Achievement It was exchanged for a limited the auction include a Colin Meads Trust luncheon and auction at Te edition shirt signed by all the 2017 tribute shirt, a signed Chiefs jersey Awamutu Sports Club, December 1. For World Cycling Championships and a signed photo of the rowing tickets ($85), tables of 10, or further medal winners, including Rushlee medallists from the 2012 Olympics. inquiries contact Trustee Jeanette Buchanan (a previous Cornerstone Hayden Paddon has written a Ballantyne (ph 0274 718 561 or email grant recipient). special message for the Cornerstone [email protected]). Mr McTamney has sourced many other exciting pieces of sport- ing memorabilia for this year’s OLYMPIC Cornerstone Trust luncheon on 1500m December 1. champion Jack Two come from his private col- Lovelock on lection. podium at the The first is a 2006 Australian 1936 Berlin Tennis Open shirt signed by the Olympics in quarter finalists — including win- with his oak ner Roger Federer. tree. “He is one of the hottest sportsmen on the planet at the
TC071117CA02 CORNERSTONE contributor Martin McTamney watching items being sold at last year’s auction. 4 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, November 7, 2017
WHAT’S HOT New car event created
BY DEAN TAYLOR
WHAT’S NOT New Te Awamutu Rotary Club president Bill Izard has a plan to make his HOT organisation more visible in the community — so he is ■ My kids had a great safe time at the combining another passion Light Party. Thanks for the amazing for vintage and classic cars free night out. and has created a new event for the town. ■ Fabulous weekend at Art in the On Saturday, November Garden at Viki and Chris’s place. 18 Te Awamutu Rotary Club ■ Thank you to all school bus drivers is hosting the inaugural Memorial Tour — a for getting all children safely to and motoring event for vehicle from school throughout the year. enthusiasts. ■ Our local police — your outstand- The idea for a Memorial ing hard work is recognised in our Tour came from a concept the now defunct Te Awa- community. mutu Motor Vehicle Enthusiast Group NOT (TAMVEG) had discussed. ■ White ute constantly driving slowly Mr Izard has run with the on Pirongia Rd then flashing its lights idea as a fundraiser for when overtaken. Rotary and to keep motoring events alive. ■ Local parks and recreation areas He is also working on a no longer being kept neat and tidy. Car Show at Castleton Park What happened to spraying messy for April 2018 following the edges and around trees? demise of the Waikato TC241017DT04 Triumph Car Club, which VINTAGE car enthusiast, and Te Awamutu Rotary Club president, Bill Izard with one of the ■ Drivers who speed and race their ran the event annually with restoration projects in his workshop. cars down Racecourse Rd at night. support from TAMVEG. ■ He says as a vintage car Start time is staggered their tour, which are things to do and questions to White car parked around a cluster enthusiast and restorer he between 9am-10am from Sel- designed to appeal to differ- be answered. of driveways on Cambridge Rd. wanted to keep some of the wyn Park and there are ent motoring likes and dif- The return is back to events going, and bring in three tours — each between ferent styles of vehicle, and Selwyn Park where the some new ones, now that 100-120km — taking in vari- can do more than one if time Curbside Cuisine food TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. some of the local clubs ous Waipa historic allows. caravans will be set up for Send to 021 241 4568 aren’t functioning. landmarks. Groups can stick people to have a meal or The Memorial Tour is Mr Izard says the idea is together if they wish. snack and socialise. EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. aimed at motoring the tours are about having The tours mostly take in There are spot prizes as hobbyists and their special- fun and socialising with back country roads and pro- well. Send to [email protected] ity cars — vintage, classic, others, but at the same time vide a different view of the Mr Izard says all the sports cars, hot rods etc. but showcasing the district and landscape. money raised will be used DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. is open to anyone and any stimulating interest in Each vehicle is given an by Te Awamutu Rotary for vehicle at $20 per vehicle learning more. easy to follow map and projects that benefit this Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street entry. Participants can chose along the way there are community.
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Complete a weekend of military celebrations with the Civic Ceremony at Cambridge Cenotaph, 10am, Sunday, 12 November 2017 Tuesday, November 7, 2017 Te Awamutu Courier 5 Memories needed to build history Public help sought by Genealogy Group to record social histories of notable commercial premises
Over the last few months members of stage of the project, the information gath- the Te Awamutu Genealogy Group have ered will be deposited with the Te Awamutu been working on a project to record the Museum for others to make use of. social history behind several of Te Awa- “It is important that the history of our mutu’s better known CBD buildings. building heritage be kept for posterity, Background material about the build- because the way buildings change their use ings, and known tenants, has been is also the history of our town and its extracted from museum archives by Alan growth,” says Ms Metcalfe. TC071117RT01 Hall and a profile created of individual TE AWAMUTU buildings. ■ The display will be open from 10am-4pm, Genealogy The next step in the project is to hear Friday, November 17 at the Community Room in group members from people who have stories to tell about the Te Awamutu Library, and from 10am- Alan Hall (left) these buildings, including: The Post Office, 12.30pm, Saturday, November 18. If you are and Ros Burchell’s Buildings, Thompson Building, unable to visit the display but wish to Empson with Burns House, Commercial Hotel, Teasdale contribute, email [email protected] Ben Pick of Building, Regent Theatre, Spinley’s Build- or phone 021 206 9119. Heritage NZ. ings, Gifford’s Building, Alexandra Build- ings, Fowlers Building and Ahier’s Build- ing. These buildings have been selected because they are named, either with the name of the original owner or subsequent owners. The aim of the project, says Sandra Metcalfe, member of the research team and convenor of the Genealogy Group, is to create a social history of heritage buildings that have been there for most of our lives and are just taken for granted. Each building has a story to tell; who designed it, built it, what it was first used for. Businesses operating out of these build- ings have changed over time but they too, each contribute to the story of the building. The research team has compiled a timeline for each building, capturing as many different tenants as possible. But there are gaps in their knowledge and in order to complete the first stage of the project, the group wants public help in providing more information. A display will be held in the Commun- ity Room at the Library on Friday and Saturday, November 17, 18, giving the public an opportunity to contribute to the history of these buildings, either as owners, tenants, employees or customers of the business that operated out of them. As part of the display, people will be given the opportunity to write their own memories or have a scribe do it for them. For those who have a broader story to tell about business life in Te Awamutu over the last few decades, the research team will be working with museum staff to record some oral histories. Retired heritage architect, Ros Empson, is part of the research team and says that the dates on the Alexandra Street build- ings indicate an explosion of construction happening in Te Awamutu in the 1920s — 1930s. Several of the buildings were designed by well known New Zealand architects and Mrs Empson suspects they were drawn to Te Awamutu because of a downturn in commercial work in the larger cities during the depression years. Although the group is not focusing on housing, this would be the timeframe that many of Te Awamutu’s art deco houses were also constructed. “The information the research team has gathered is really only scratching the surface of what the public potentially knows and that is why we want people to contribute whatever knowledge they have before it is too late,” explains Ms Metcalfe. People with old photos of Te Awamutu’s existing commercial buildings are encour- aged to bring them along as scanning facilities will be available while the display is open. The research team is also interested in finding out what the public knows about the 1929 building next to the old Courier offices, the Hutson Building, and the Coronation and Lims buildings. “We began this project after hearing Ben Pick from Heritage NZ talk about a similar project in Dargaville,” says Ms Metcalfe. “We are fortunate to have people like Alan Hall and Ros Empson actively doing the research, and Dean Taylor, editor of the Te Awamutu Courier who has been responsible for taking the images of the buildings as they are today. “The museum has also been very helpful with research assistance and photographic images used for the visual display,” explains Ms Metcalfe. As the research team completes each 6 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, November 7, 2017 CourierTe Awamutu Get together for fun and chat Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 BY BETHANY ROLSTON TC071117BR02 Your community newspaper for MEMBERS of over 100 years. Every Thursday morning Selwyn Centre Circulated free to 14,055 homes through Te Awamutu they gather to socialise, exer- play bingo. and surrounding districts. cise, eat morning tea and play games. CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) Sometimes they sing songs — old favourites like You Are My We welcome letters - preferably via email. They Sunshine or Edelweiss that bring should be under 300 words and must have the back memories. this group is for sender’s name, address and phone number. No Selwyn Centre is a group for them. pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be Te Awamutu’s over 65 year olds The group is withheld in special circumstances at the discretion who are lonely or living alone. also a chance for of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged The oldest member is 93. caregivers to have and may be edited, abridged or discarded. It’s been meeting every week the morning off. SALES MANAGER for four years in the St John’s Parish Lounge. ■ The Selwyn Belinda Wolland They celebrate each other’s Centre meets on [email protected] birthdays and attend funerals if Thursdays from EDITORIAL they lose a member of the group. 9.30am to noon at Dean Taylor (editor) Ext: 67705 Light exercise is done in the St John’s Parish [email protected] chairs and always followed by coordinator Paula Spiers. around 15 people and would Lounge on Arawata St. Entry is a Colin Thorsen (journalist) Ext: 67713 morning tea and board games or “We know there are lonely consider starting a second group gold coin to cover the cost of [email protected] bingo. elderly out there in our com- if there is enough interest. morning tea. Transport is available Bethany Rolston (journalist) Ext: 67710 Selwyn Centre aims to pro- munity and there has to be more “There are people who don’t to those who need it. For more [email protected] vide companionship and variety out there.” have family in the area, or have information contact Paula on 871 for older people, says The group is currently family that aren’t involved — 4246. ADVERTISING Cheryl Joubert [email protected] 027 447 8160 Funding for projects to reduce waste in Waipa Lizel Beyleveld [email protected] Funding is now available for projects that and we welcome everyone’s contributions to Funding may be available to individuals, 027 809 9933 reduce the amount of waste going to landfill achieve this.” community groups, educators and local iwi. CLASSIFIEDS in the Waipa district. Ms Fraser is keen to see some fresh new Grants go up to $10,000 with some Tania King, Ext: 67708 Waipa District Council has $50,000 avail- ideas in the applications and is offering two discretion to consider larger projects. Tania Cortesi-Western, Ext: 67707 able to support community-led projects that drop-in sessions to anyone who wants to Projects should focus on priority areas, Alanah Harvey, Ext: 67701 help minimise waste. brainstorm something that might fit. including organic, rural and commercial [email protected] The funds are distributed by council “In the past year we have supported some waste, resource recovery initiatives and through the Ministry for the Environment’s great initiatives that have the potential to product stewardship. DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 Waste Levy. make a real difference in our community.” Council will not fund waste disposal or POSTAL ADDRESS Waste minimisation officer Sally Fraser “They include worm farm workshops clean-ups. 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 said Council is looking for projects that will which make better use of our food waste, Applications for funding must be OFFICE HOURS contribute to its goal of a 90 per cent local cafe´s promoting reusable coffee cups received by 5pm on Friday, November 24. Monday - Thursday 8am - 5pm, Fri 8am - 4.30pm reduction in waste by 2035, as set out in its and community groups that have provided A drop-in session is at the Te Awamutu waste strategy. recycling stations. Library on Monday, November 13 from PHONE 07 871 5151 “The fund aims to help people create and “All these projects help reduce the 10am-midday. deliver projects for their own community,” amount of waste that goes to landfill, but we ■ For more information and to apply, visit ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) she said. need more like them to continue the *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 “We have set ourselves an ambitious goal momentum.” waipadc.govt.nz/wastefund or Council offices. 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Churches aren’t just a building people go to, says Shane Wildermoth, associate pastor at the Te Awamutu Bible Chapel. Churches reach out to the com- munity, and put on events like last week’s Te Awamutu Light Party. “It’s a gift from 10 Christian churches of Te Awamutu to chil- dren and families — a safe alterna- tive to Halloween,” Mr Wildermoth says. About 3000 people came to Selwyn Park for free music, rides, games and sausages. “One of my highlights was just seeing families sit down on a blanket and enjoy each other’s company.” About 100 volunteers staffed the rides, cooked 6000 sausages and handed out 1000 animal balloons. The free annual event goes off with a bang every year — this year TC021117LP3 TC021117LP2 was the 16th time it had been held. VOLUNTEERS Teleah Alexander (left) and Emily Abernethy. THE HURRICANE RIDE provides lots of fun.
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Viki Bryant, the host of this year’s Art in the Garden, says the annual event continues to blossom each year. Around 350 people enjoyed the range of art and crafts available for purchase in the tranquil setting of Ms Bryant’s garden in Wharepuhunga Rd. On display were sculptures, copper work, furniture, photography, antiques, produce, organic skincare, plants and leadlights. The event was also a chance for Ms Bryant to showcase business Optimus Prime Garden Maintenance. TC241017DT05 TC241017DT06 Ms Bryant says she EVEN the stacks of firewood looked cool. WOODTURNER Colin McKenzie displayed a range of wares. could not have asked for better weather for the two-day event. “The sun came out for the weekend — it was just beautiful. People seemed very relaxed.” She says the home- made pizzas were a hit, as well as live music by Tony and Fay Bryant and the Terrys. “The art and enter- tainment was excellent and everyone enjoyed themselves. “A big thanks to the exhibitors and the pub- lic who showed up,” she says. Ms Bryant is already looking forward to next TC241017DT11 year and says the event ARTIST Leigh McClunie was making the most of her first time at the will continue to be held TC241017DT09 event to promote and sell her Attic Revival products and RLM annually. VISITORS enjoying Viki Bryant’s glass art and gardens. Creative artworks.
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Wolfe Hearing Te Awamutu We fi t all different brands of are offering FREE ear wax hearing aids and are happy to removal and hearing checks on the 15th November, to all give you an honest opinion on those 60 years and older. the pros and cons of various Ear wax removal is performed models. It also means we can through microscopic suctioning. It is a safe, clean method to shop around for the best price. eradicate unwanted wax blocking your ear canal. Appointments are Once your ears are cleaned, neccessary and historically you can then have your hearing personally checked and the results book out very quickly. interpreted in the same clinic. To ensure you do Wolfe Hearing offers free not miss out phone on hearing aid advice, to existing or new hearing aid wearers. They (07) 870 2687 now to secure will also check your current your slot. hearing aids at no cost. Lesley Cordiner inspecting Angella Wolfe’s ear with a Zeiss microscope before removing ear wax. Wolfe Hearing can also provide advice on ACC and Wolfe Hearing continue to and the management of offer clients a high level of tinnitus and balance issues. Enable subsidy claims, which expertise and professionalism makes getting hearing aids more He has considerable experience with the appointment of working with both children obtainable. Dr Paul Catlow. and adults, and enjoys the We are an established audiology “Paul has a doctorate in challenge of helping people company with fi ve clinics audiology and over twenty who have struggled, or years’ experience in the throughout the Waikato and continue to struggle with United Kingdom. He has Auckland regions and have been their hearing needs. around for over 11 years. worked in some of the top audiology medical clinics in Paul also has extensive One of Wolfe Hearing’s major the UK and brings extensive expertise in the management advantages is that patients will see knowledge to our Auckland Clinics,” says audiologist and of tinnitus. “In the UK, tinnitus the same person each time they management is usually come, leading to a better overall clinic owner, Angella Wolfe”. based on tinnitus retraining understanding of your hearing ‘We are delilghted that therapy (TRT) and sound loss and better service. Paul is joining our team, and confi dent that the therapy. TRT aims to retrain Our other main advantage is community will benefi t from the negative reactions your that we are fi ercely independent. having someone of his calibre subconscious has to sounds, Many audiology clinics in NZ helping them care for their and is used in conjunction are now owned by hearing aid hearing”, Angella says. with low-level sound therapy companies, a bit like a drug. Paul’s expertise is in complex to reduce it’s strength.” company owning your GP clinic! hearing loss rehabilitation Paul says. Dr Paul Catlow, AuD - Doctor of Audiology Well, at Wolfe, we are not!
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2017 WA IPANETWORKORKS DISTRICT SPORTS AWARDS MONDAY 13 NOVEVEMBER
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ADMINISTRATOR JUNIOR SPORTSPERSON Oliver (Ollie) Norris RugbyUnion SPORTSPERSON It takes an extraordinary amount of energy and dedicationtoachieve the goals that Jackson Ogle Cycling -Track you set for yourself. None moresothan fromthe sportsmenand women we are Cath Cheatley Cycling -Road Mya Anderson Cycling -Track Anthony Allen Rowing celebrating through the WaipaNetworks District Sports Awards. Kaylee Oosthuysen Football Andrew Langman Athletics Ellesse Andrews Cycling -Track Jarrod Browning Cycling -BMX Eachofthe teams, individuals and support people nominated have expended Vanessa Ouwehand Swimming Steve Thomas Football Finlay Barnett Touch Rugby Rushlee Buchanan Cycling -Road enormous amounts of energy over alongperiodoftime with the hope of being Courtney Rennie Rowing successful. For most nominees it is years of hardwork, achieving goals and Leah Belfield Athletics Brooke Donoghue Rowing La’chlanRobertson Cycling -Track reaching even higher with each competition, pushing through exhaustion again CLUB Matt Berry Cycling -MTB Delwyn Evans Powerlifting and again to makeall the time and effort worthwhile. Reo Sakurano Cricket CambridgeFootball Club Bryony Botha Cycling-Track Daniel Franks Cycling -BMX Whethercompeting in the ablebodied or disabled arenas, all athletes arelooking Anderson Sun Archery CambridgeNetball Centre Kaleb Bublitz Kart Racing Sam Gaze Cycling -MTB to train efficiently and sustain their level of competitiveness at suchahighlevel. It Kennedy Tahau Rugby Union is agreat accomplishment to win aNationalorWorld championship with many Hautapu Sports &Recreation Club Inc Jack Carswell Cycling -Road Morgan Haakma Wakeboarding James Thompson Rugby Union of those nominated looking ahead with aims to compete in the 2018 Gold Coast Kihikihi Polo Club Patrick Clancy Cycling -Track Alex Kennedy Rowing Commonwealth Games. Shannon Trebes Football Te Awamutu Rugby Sports and Recreation Luka Ellery Rowing Dylan Kennett Cycling -Road WaipaNetworks is proud to sponsor the WaipaDistrict Sports Awards and, like the Samantha Voss Rowing Club Inc RyleeGodbold Football Joelle King Squash athletes and administrators we arecelebrating, is looking at the ways that we can Micah Wilkinson Yachting support the efficient use of energy in our community. TomVoyle Park Sports Club Melissa Gratwicke Lacrosse Tyler King Waka Ama Ally Wollaston Cycling -Track Icongratulateall nominees and wish the best of luck to those who go on to regional Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club Nicola Hammond Equestrian Paddy McInnes Rowing and national recognition. Mason Woodall Football Te Awamutu Squash Club Zeta Hittmann Rock Climbing Jaime Nielsen Cycling -Road Adam Fletcher Amber Hope Lacrosse Hannah Osborne Rowing Chief Executive Officer OFFICIAL Waipa Networks Ltd COACH Luke Jacobson Rugby Union Georgia Perry Rowing Norm Charlton Rowing Mitch Jacobson Rugby Union Josh Bull Rugby Union Rebecca Petch Cycling -BMX Murray Green Athletics Mason James Cycling -BMX Ella Higgins Netball Racquel Sheath Cycling -Track Dominic Robinson Gymnastics Sydney Johnson Rowing Caleb Shepherd Rowing Monday 13 November Ange Russek Athletics Deigna Khamal Athletics SECONDARYSCHOOL Patrick Woodlock Football Leanne Walker Basketball Anri Kruger Lacrosse CONTRIBUTION TO 6.30pmfor 7pmstart AnthonyWarrington Lacrosse CharlisseLeger-Walker Basketball TEAM Michael Woodlock Football Beckie Leigh Rowing SPORT Cambridge Football Club Senior Men’s1st Team ASBStadium, WilliamLeigh Waterskiing HannahGrainger Netball Cambridge High SchoolPremier Girls Lacrosse Te Awamutu Events Centre Kieran Leng Judo Jordan Hitchcock Leadership HautapuSports Rugby Development Team Lisa Mather Netball HaydenRussell Basketball St Peter’sSchool Cambridge U16 Girls Rowing Quad Cole McOnie Cycling -BMX St Peter’sSchool Cambridge U17 Girls Rowing Quad GUESTSPEAKER Simon van Velthooven Charli Miller Athletics SERVICE TO SPORT McKenzie Milne Cycling -Road Billy Carter Football MC Sarah Ulmer &James McOnie Alannah Mouat Various Marie Dale All Sport TICKETS $50 including buffet dinner Jason Nel Rowing RichardGlover All Sport Phil Herewini Rugby Union DRESSCODE Smart Pearl Martin Badminton Clive Steenson Rowing Tickets available online at www.sportwaikato.org.nz or from WaipaDistrict Councilreception in Cambridge &TeAwamutu offices Contact Waipa District Coordinator RebeccaFoy p 027 475 7747 e [email protected] 12 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, November 7, 2017 New under-17 rider impresses Carswell follows in his parents’ tracks
BY COLIN THORSEN has his parents to thank for a good set of genes. Jack Carswell made a stun- His mother, Fiona nee ning transition from under-15 Ramage, 39, is a former New age group to senior ranks in Zealand cycling representative week four of Te Awamutu Sports who competed at the 2000 Cycling Club’s summer series. Olympics in Sydney, contesting The 14-year-old won the the women’s sprint and the Spoken Cycles sponsored series women’s track time trial. B1 grade, covering the 26km out Tim Carswell, 46, won two and back course around Mt bronze medals at the 1998 Com- Kakepuku in 38.59 minutes. monwealth Games in the 20km It was an eye catching ride — scratch race and in the team the group of riders he beat pursuit alongside fellow riders included Olympians Raquel Brendon Cameron, Greg Hender- Sheath, Rushlee Buchanan and son and Lee Vertongen. He Bryony Botha, the in form Rus- competed at two Olympics — in sell Mudgway and the race win- 1996 at Atlanta his team placed ner’s father Tim Carswell. eighth in the 4000m team pursuit TC071117FP12 The race was dominated by and, in 2000 at Sydney the team FIRST year under-17 rider Jack the club’s up and comers who finished sixth in the 4000m team Carswell making his presence filled four of the top six spots, pursuit. felt immediately up in B grade TC071117SP12 Carswell winning from Tait Last Tuesday’s A grade race ranks. CYCLING stars Fiona and Tim Carswell. Somervell and Ally Wollaston (at was won by Sam Gaze who one second), with Sheath fourth, represented New Zealand as a Jarred Treymane were all A 23-strong field entered the time of 20.23 went to scratch McKenzie Milne fifth and mountain biker at the Rio credited with the same time of under-15, 12km sealed handicap rider Blake Bailey. Week three Buchanan sixth (at two seconds). Olympics. He won in 35.56, 35.57. race out and back from Bank winners were Alex Heaney (A), Young Carswell had placed outsprinting Cam Riches, with Winners of grades C to E: Street to Te Mawhai. Tim Carswell (B1), Cameron fourth on his B grade debut the the rapidly improving Burnie Maddi Douglas (C1), Graham Hannah Mudgway, off an Senior (C1), Greg Gyde (C2), previous week when his father McGrath third at one second. Bunn (C2) Nick Anndre-Wiltens eight minute handicap, won in Nicole Murray (D), Syd Murphy took line honours. McGrath, Lachlan Robertson, (D1), Simon Visser (D2), David 26.12 minutes from Brenna Davis (E), Jacob Chatwin (U15), Jaxson The first year under 17 rider Josh Lane, Jack McLaughlin and Graham (E). and Olivia Kneebone. Fastest Rusell (U15 fastest time). Drnasin beats Ryburn in club’s mixed singles bowls
Nevenka Drnasin always held Drnasin led 6-0 after four ends, The same two players also met Gay Bastion took out the day event for the Gordon the upper hand beating Bryan 8-2 through seven ends and 15-7 in the semi-final where Ryburn ladies’ senior singles beating Gill Blackstock Trophy. Jean Wallis, Ryburn 23-7 in the mixed singles after 14 ends before clinching the lost his first life, going down 21-12 Jones 13-3 over 10 ends in the Terry White and Butch final at Te Awamutu Bowling title with a 3, 2, 3 finishing after 19 ends. He held the lead on final. Forty-eight club members Tickelpenny triumphed, the only Club. flourish. five of the ends in this match. contested the drawn teams one- team to record a four wins.
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TC071117CT01 TC071117CT02 CHAMPION MARAE: Whakamarama competitors and supporters with their trophies STRONG and passionate when it comes kapa-haka, Maungatautari Marae after winning the Te Whanau ki Waenganui Sports Festival. performing at Kihikihi Domain.
BY COLIN THORSEN one a chance to relax and sit back “We had whanau from Aus- and enjoy the performances,” tralia who played and supported Te Whanau ki Waenganui committee chairperson, our marae during the event. Sports Festival was a resounding Sherrianne Emery told the Cour- They thoroughly enjoyed it, this success showcasing nine marae ier. weekend brings whanau competing in 16 events through- Winners of the kapa haka together as one.” out the greater Kihikihi and Te were Te Kopua. Rawhitiroa Mangatoatoa claimed the Awamutu area. placed second and overall runners-up spot with 111 More than 2000 competitors Maungatautari third. points and Maungatautarithird and an estimated 3000 supporters The overall winner of the 2017 with 104 points. turned out. Sports Festival was Whakamarama clinched the Each event started with a Whakamarama Marae with 127 title by winning the relay race at Karakia to acknowledge and points. the Kihikihi Domain, with commemorate tupuna who gave “Full credit to our whanau. Henare Raukawa running the their lives in the New Zealand Without their ongoing support final leg. land wars. we could not have achieved our Other events contested were Participants of all ages awesome success,” said Theressa golf, netball, basketball, lawn competed in a diverse range of Ball, one of Whakamarama bowls, table tennis, 10-a-side events over two days, culminat- Marae’s three elected representa- rugby, darts, eight-ball, touch, ing with the crowd-pleasing kapa tives on the Te Whanau ki tennis, soccer, slow pitch, euchre TC071117CT05 haka competition at the Kihikihi Waenganui Charitable Trust and chess. The two new events to SAVIOUR: Whakamarama’s Roger Lewis produced outstanding Domain. committee, along with Sandy the festival — euchre and chess goal keeping skills to keep Parawera scoreless in his team’s 3-0 “The final event gave every- Hohepa and Moana Ratima. — proved to be very popular. victory at Kihikihi Domain. More photos page 15.
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Congratulations quickly turned to commiserations on Satur- day for Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman. The Cambridge trainers firstly presented the future black type prospect Deals In Heels to win the Quickcount Handicap (1300m) at Tauranga before the gallant grey stayer Maygrove was victorious in the Listed Ricoh Feild- TC071117CT03 ing Gold Cup (2100m) at FIRST TIMERS entering Te Whanau ki Waenganui Sports Festival, Te Kopua Marae Awapuni. pictured thoroughly enjoying themselves. Unfortunately, news then broke from Fleming- ton that their stablemate Jon Snow is out of today’s Gr.1 Melbourne Cup (3200m) after a Racing Vic- JON SNOW, pictured edging past Harper’s Choice to toria veterinary examina- win a thrilling Group 1 $2 million BMW ATC Australian tion found him to be lame Derby at Randwick, now out of today’s Melbourne Cup. in his near foreleg. “He’s got a very shallow down sort of day to say the while plans have yet to be foot in his near fore, but he least. It’s just one of those made for Maygrove. worked brilliantly this things and I’m more disap- “It’s his first win for morning and Stephen pointed for the owners of over 12 months and he’s Baster said he felt great Jon Snow than anything carried 59kg,” said and he’s been the same else.” Forsman. “We decided to throughout his career,” Weather With You miss the New Zealand Cup said Baker said. “It doesn’t wasn’t able to turn the carnival with him this worry him when he’s stable’s Australian year and we’ll keep him warmed up. They said he’s fortunes around either ticking over and happy and two out of five lame and when he was unplaced in look at the options.” there’s not much you can the Gr.1 VRC Derby Dual Group Two winner do about it. He’s working (2500m) at Flemington. Maygrove settled within a well and racing well so However, positive news few lengths of the leaders there’s not much wrong on the domestic front will before rider Johnathan with him in my opinion.” see Deals In Heels head Parkes made his move Training partner toward the Gr.2 NRM across the top. TC071117CT04 Forsman said he felt for the Auckland Thoroughbred “With the weight he had WHANAU Aroha all the way, Parawera Marae on show during the kapa-haka finale to connections of Jon Snow. Breeders’ Stakes (1400m) at to get rolling, it was a 10 the festival weekend. “It’s been an up and Pukekohe on November 25 out of 10 ride.”
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Dearly am followed by burial The general nature of the business conducted under CARAVAN wanted, late loved nana of Rob and at the Te Awamutu the licence is tavern, restaurant, entertainment / night Garden Sculptures, Woodwork, model, in good cond or Sue, Andrew and Mel, Cemetery. club. Jewellery, Plants, a large variety of would consider Richard and Mairi Te Awamutu Funeral stalls, entertainment for children motorhome. Phone 0274 Sinclair, Peter, Nik The days on which and the hours during which alcohol and much, much more! 950 224. and Brad Pierce, Services FDANZ is (or is intended to be) sold under the licence are: Stuart Thom, Monday to Sunday 9am - 2am the following day. A great place to do your Catherine and Caleb Trade Services Wilson, and great Memorial Services The application may be inspected during ordinary Christmas shopping! grandmother of 15. CURNOW, office hours at the office of the Waipa District Council, Grateful thanks to Albert. 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Required • Vehicle and Phone supplied Free Advice with Quotes! • Excellent pay rate to the right applicant YEAR 3&4, 4.15pm: St Pat’s Dominators v T.A.P.S Sole charge Spinners F1; St Pat’s Enforcers v Waipa Christian Dennis Clements Approximately 6 MILKING MACHINE TECHNICIAN LOCAL Warriors F3; Korakonui Green v Pekerau Stars F4; 871 5221 days a month. T.A.P.S Fusion v Puahue Typhoons F5; Puahue Lightning 027 485 1501 Very handy to We have a vacancy for an experienced JOBS FOR v Pirongia Tawa 2 F6; T3 v Pokuru Turbos F7; Kihikihi Te Awamutu. milking machine technician, to join our @TotaltreecareWaikato LOCAL Gold v Pekerau Hotshots F8; Pirongia Tawa v TURBO www.totaltreecare.co.nz Phone dedicated and enthusiastic team. TOUCH TT. [email protected] About the role: 027 495 4956 PEOPLE YEAR 5&6, 4.45pm: Pekerau Crusaders v Puahue • Servicing milking machines Property & Home • New installs Cyclones F1; Paterangi Lakers v T5 F2; Waipa Christian Maintenance ✼ • Break downs and on call work yr5-6vKihikihi Black F3; Puahue Tornadoes v TURBO Does your club or • Flexibility to work some weekends and TOUCH TT; St Pat’s Rippers v Taniwhas F6; Pirongia CARPET organisation have an over time Kahikatea v Kio Kio Crushers F7; Pirongia Kahikatea 2 v event or meeting CLEANING Pekerau Pride F8. coming up? ✼ WATER & EFFLUENT TECHNICIAN YEAR 7&8, 5.15pm: TAI Team Money v St Peter’s Blue IICRC Approved Phone/email us today We have a vacancy for an experienced water F1; TAI Royals 3.0 v Pirongia Kawaka F2; TAI Rustics v to place your and effluent technician to join our dedicated St Pat’s Trojans F5; Taniwhas 2 v Kio Kio Chaos F7; TAI Public Notice! and enthusiastic team. Girls v STINGRAYS F8. Phone: 871 5151 About the role: [email protected] • Installation of pumps and systems 9699194AA Employment • Servicing water and effluent systems • Break downs and on call work 5A-SIDE ULTRA CLEAN Vacancies • Flexibility to work some weekends and PH 871 5151 -- FAX 871 3675 over time 8542009AA Ph 0800 569 656 EXPERIENCED SOCCER DRAW CARPENTER MILKING/WATER SERVICES GAS REQUIRED LABOURER FULL gas servicing and DRAW FOR installation service. Call Logan Pinny Builders • Would suit school leaver Sharon had her Pratts today 870 5020. requires an experienced • An opportunity for an Apprenticeship is WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8 Carpenter to join a possibility fi nger on the pulse ROOFS their team. 6.00pm: Field (1) Above Average V HRV All Stars (ref. Off To apply for any of the above positions RE-SCREWING roofs, Please contact us on when she advertised Target) (2) Balls Deep V Any Ideas (ref. Out of the Blue) (3) save thousands. Call please post a copy of your CV to In the Box V Pandas (ref. Waipa Automotive (4) UK Flooring Pratts 870 5020. 0272 187 228 or email Pratt Milking, c/- PO Box 488, Te Awamutu her vacancies in the V ADATS (ref: Team Ramrod) (5) Game of Throw Ins V Bula [email protected] or email: [email protected] WATERBLASTING - Boys 2 (ref. All Sorts (6) Bob and the Destroyers V Dolly Phone Ultra Clean 0800 local classifi eds Mixtures (ref. Bula Boys) (7) Little G V Bournemouth FC (ref. 569 656 today! Rosethorn). WINDOWS cleaned by the BYE: RANDOM experts. Phone Ultra Clean 0800 569 656. Foreman/Manager 6.30pm: Field (1) Off Target V The Inlaws (ref: Above Average) (2) Out of the Blue V Bula Boys (ref: HRV All Storage Experienced Landscaper/Builder required to join our professional Stars) (3) Puttz V Strikers (ref. In the Box) (4) Waipa Te Awamutu based team. Due to our continued growth, we are now Automotive V Rosethorn (Ref. UK Flooring) (5) VE TEA AWWAMUMUTU looking for a foreman to join our busy team. This is an exciting Vets V T.A Tigers (ref: Game of Throw Ins) (6) Wallace SESELFSTOF STORAGEAGE opportunity for the right person, with the potential to grow into a manager’s position. You will be involved with building swimming Farmers V Dream Team (ref. Bob and the Destroyers) From $25 p/wk pools, laying concrete, landscaping to designed projects, all (7) Team Ramrod V All Sorts (ref. Little G). 24 hour access building projects and dealing with the public to H&S requirements. Camera Surveillance 7.00pm: Field (1) Above Average V Any Ideas (ref: The Phone 021 239 3932 We are looking for someone with leadership skills who can take Inlaws (2) Balls Deep V IN the Box (ref.T.A Tigers) (3) or ownership of a small team, and run projects from beginning to end. www.teawamutuselfstorage.co.nz HRV All Stars V Pandas (ref: Puttz) (4) UK Flooring V Someone who can organise themselves and others and who can Bula Boys 2 (Ref. Strikers) (5) Game of Throw Ins V Tree Services be left in charge to co-ordinate the job. Dolly Mixtures (ref. Wallace Farmers (6) Bob and You must: the Destroyers V Little G (Ref. VE Vets) (7) ADATO V • Have leadership qualities Random (ref. Dream Team). • Be physically fi t and healthy BYE: BOURNEMOUTH FC • Have your full drivers licence • Be honest and reliable and have a 9276611AA 7.30pm: Field (1) Off Target VBula Boys (ref. Balls positive attitude Deep) (2) Out of the Blue V Puttz (ref. Any Ideas) (3) The • Be able to complete work to a InLaws V Strikers (ref. Pandas) (4) Waipa Automotive high standard V Dream Team (ref: ADATO (5) VE Vets V Team Ramrod • Have pride in your work PH: 871 5151 (Ref. Bula Boys 2) (6) Wallace Farmers V TA Tigers (ref. • Be able to work independently FAX: 871 3675 Dolly Mixtures) (7) Rosethorn V All Sorts (ref. 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After an absence of just over three years the out- rageously funny Kevin Bloody Wilson returns to New Zealand with his Almost Awesome Tour featuring special guest art- ist Jenny Talia from Aus- tralia — and we have a double pass up for grabs to catch his much-anticipated show at The Heaphy Room, Claudelands Arena, Thursday, February 8 at 8pm (R18). The Kevin Bloody Wil- son show is not just a concert, for many it’s a from distant ‘Hotshot’ front- fighting duty. full-on special event pro- Only The Brave line crews, with bad results His new crew, including viding the chance to laugh for his area. young wastrel, Brendan and sing along again with Only the Brave is based Marsh gets approval McDonough, meets the chal- an hilariously familiar on a true story which is an from the Mayor to organise lenge and is hailed as the friend, while for others it’s emotional rollercoaster. a certified municipal Granite Mountain Hotshots. the opportunity to put a In 2007 Arizona, Eric Hotshot crew of their own, All the men are changed tick against “see Aus- Marsh of the Prescott Fire an unprecedented event. by their experiences and the tralia’s most unique inter- Department is frustrated March needs new camaraderie forged in the national comedy legend” trying to fight forest fires. recruits to undergo the rig- fires. It demanded effort and on their Bucket Lists. His operational orous training and testing sacrifice that no-one could Since releasing his first suggestions are over-ruled for this most dangerous fire- ignore. hugely popular album Your Average Australian Yobbo in 1984 and hit ★ The Best Value In Show Business ★ NO ORDINARY SHEILA G songs like Hey Santa Claus, New Zealand’s Longest Running Cinema Kevin has become a com- WED 5:25, SAT 1:10, SUN 11:10 edy institution around the globe, with so many of his MAUDIE PG songs from over 21 gold WED 5:45, SAT 3:00, SUN 1:00 and platinum albums of politically incorrect musi- THOR: RAGNAROK M cal humour becoming the soundtrack to many TUE & WED 5:20 & 7:30 childhoods. life in DILLIGAF, what he his best known songs is THU & FRI 5:25 & 7:40 He’s irrepressible and thinks of the local cop, about Santa Claus! SAT 12:40, 2:35 & 7:25 irreverent but guaranteed what you can and can’t say Pick up tickets from DUNKIRK M to make you laugh with his in Canada, about a kid who Ticketek. SUN 10:40, 12:35 & 5:25 unique brand of humour. swears just a little, and a FINAL TUE 5:45 ■ You can enter by text BAD MOMS 2 R16 During the two and a host of other everyday KINGSMAN: half hours of side splitting subjects that are given that (write TAC KBW tix, plus your TUE & WED 5:30 & 7:50 humour, that has to be the inimitable KBW twist! name and address, and text it THE GOLDEN CIRCLE R16 to 021 241 4568) or mail THU & FRI 5:30 & 8:00 best value laugh in town, A must-see for anyone FINAL WED 7:20 you can expect to hear wanting to see absolute (address to The KBW Double SAT 5:35 & 7:55, SUN 3:35 & 5:55 about such great char- original Australian com- Pass Competition and include VICTORIA AND ABDUL PG acters as a legend called edy. your name, address and MURDER ON THE ORIENT Nigel, Mick — a master of A great Christmas pre- daytime phone number). WED 10:00, SAT 3:05, SUN 1:05 his craft, what he thinks of sent too . . . after all one of Deadline is 5pm Friday. EXPRESS M ANOTHER MOTHER’S SON M THU 5:25 & 7:50, This competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’, proudly supporting families of children with cancer. WED 10:20 & 5:40, FRI 10:20 FRI 10:00, 5:25 & 7:50 SAT 5:20, FINAL SUN 3:20 SAT 1:05, 3:25 & 5:45 SUN 11:05, 1:25 & 3:45 Tuesday Nights THE MOUNTAIN BETWEEN US M $ TUE 7:20, WED 10:10 & 7:40 ONLY THE BRAVE M STEAK or RIBS NIGHT THU 7:45, FRI 10:10 & 7:45 THU & FRI 5:30 & 7:30 Friday - GRAND OPENING 15 Presenting with band Picolo SAT 12:50 & 7:35, SUN 10:50 & 5:35 SAT 3:15 & 7:15, SUN 1:15 & 5:15 Josh Stowers - Resident DJ Kellyn Hodge - Summervines DJ WARU M A MINDFUL CHOICE Aneal - Hamilton DJ Sirloin Steak or Ribs & Chips Live Back to Back 10pm til late With chef’s choice of sauce TUE 7:55, WED 8:00, TUE 5:45 & 7:30 (Co-producer Greg THU & FRI 5:45, SAT 5:15, SUN 3:15 Hopkinson will talk at both shows) Saturday - Live Band All our meat is sourced locally Masquerade of Pop Rock, Pop, Country, Soul covers band’ Cnr Rewi & Alexandra Sts, Te Awamutu PH 871 4768 SPECIAL MORNING SHOWS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY
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