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1585 Alexandra St TUESDAY,TUESDAY, DECEMBER JULY 29, 2, 2014 2014 Te Awamutu 871 6780 Putting a stop to 24 days comp Twenty-four Te Awamutu retailers are participating in a 24 Days of Christmas competition for children aged 5-13. In each of the 24 numbered ignoring shop displays there will be something ‘amiss’ that doesn’t match the theme. Identify the shop and item that is a amiss to go in to win part of the $400 prize pool. signage The contest started yesterday in Shop 1 (Central Cafe) and each day a new shop Police and Waipa District messages at stop signs, remind- will display its number and the Council are joining forces to ing drivers of the risk, and the item. push the ‘stop means stop’ $150 fine they may receive if Entry forms and rules are message to drivers during they fail to stop. available from participating December. Roundabouts will also be stores — winners announced Sergeant Warren Shaw says targeted with electronic mes- Christmas Eve. stop signs are there for a sages around use of indicators. reason and drivers need to be “Using indicators is basic Xmas decos reminded of the risks. road communication,” says NZEI is sharing some festive “Over the last five years Road Safety co-ordinator spirit with local children at the Te Waipa District has had eight Megan Jolly. Awamutu carboot sale fatal and 388 injury crashes at “People need to be com- Saturday. intersections. Drivers treating municating their intentions to Kindergarten and primary stop signs the same as a give other drivers at roundabouts as way sign are putting them- it helps with the flow of traffic,” pupils can collect a decoration selves and others at risk. While Ms Jolly says. from NZEI president Tracey Ellis it could save them a second, it “Knowing the indicating or secretary Tonia Eckhoff and could also cause a crash. It’s and give way rules is a must. If TC021214DT01 personalise it — either for simple — stop means stop.” you are unsure of the rules, SERIOUS MESSAGE: Sergeant Warren Shaw and Police are working themselves or to give as a gift. During the month, elec- they can be found in the road with Waipa District Council to get the ‘stop means stop’ message Mrs Eckhoff says it is was for tronic signs will display safety code or on the NZTA website.” across to motorists. the NZEI to be in touch with the community. Hot Christmas If you have something to say Police hunt ‘dangerous’ gang member with a festive flavour send in an entry for the Christmas whats hot column Waikato Police seeking a gang Kihikihi on August 24 which between Waihi Described as a male Ma¯ori, It prints in our annual member wanted on robbery and resulted in another offender and Whanga- 178cm tall of medium to solid christmas feature which will be kidnapping charges warn the threatening Police officers with a mata last build, Pairama is a patched mem- published with the te Awamutu man is dangerous and should not firearm and dropping a home Tuesday,” says ber of the Mongrel Mob and is on December 9 this year, be approached. made bomb. Mr Moon. known to have connections If you want to mention Detective Senior Sergeant “He was also the subject of a With an throughout the Waikato, Thames Carl Moon of the Waikato CIB search by Police of a property in extensive Coromandel and Bay of Plenty someone or something special said there are three active the lower Kaimai Range on criminal his- areas. — send a what’s hot to warrants to arrest for 44-year-old Monday afternoon last week, tory involving Anyone with information on cathy.asplin@ Taupiri man, Lester Mark involving the Armed Offenders TC021214SP01A drug and vio- Pairama’s whereabouts is asked teawamutucourier.co.nz, Pairama. Squad and the Police Eagle heli- Lester Mark lent offending, to contact Mr Moon at the Hamil- text TAC HOT plus “Pairama is currently wanted copter. Pairama Mr Moon ton Central Police Station on 07 message to 021 241 4568 on breach of court release “This search failed to locate warned the 858 6200 or alternatively informa- or drop into our new office conditions, aggravated robbery Pairama and we believe he was public should not approach tion can be left anonymously at 97 Sloane Street. and kidnapping charges and is linked to a car acting Pairama; rather they should ring with the independent linked to alleged offending in suspiciously on a rural property 111 immediately if he is sighted. Crimestoppers on 0800 555111. Lawn Tractor T Series - 1880, 2080, 2380 INFINITY DECK FROM $5900 + GST

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Bait ´em and catch ´em! BY GRANT JOHNSTON Baitrunner Combos From $199.99 Proposed new fees released — massive reductions Waipa District Council has taken the Mikes Specials knife to its development contribution fees. (from $23,367 to $6,709) and $15,009 for year. The changes have been prompted by the Pirongia (from $17,889 to $2880). Mr Dyet said while the development need to comply with amendments made in Rural fees plummet from $13,866 to $609 contribution changes were another aspect of August to the Local Government Act. per household equivalent unit. change ushered in by the amended Local They are contained in a Draft Develop- In special catchment areas, the new fee Government Act, it was also expected by ment Contribution Policy approved at last for Picquet Hill will be $13,144 (formerly Council that they would stimulate economic Tuesday’s Council meeting and released $29,987) and for Bond Road $10,988 (new growth throughout Waipa District. publicly for feedback yesterday. catchment fee). Senior analyst planning, Terena Kelly As well as significant savings for The residential housing fee changes don’t said the proposed changes were not expected developers of pensioner housing and non- take effect until July 1 next year (as they are to significantly affect Council’s development residential developments, many thousands linked to capital projects yet to be finalised contribution revenue. Revenue is currently of dollars are being carved off fees faced by in the Long Term Plan being adopted at the tracking well above budget and there is Go into the draw to WIN! developers of residential sections. same time, they are subject to change). strong growth in Cambridge North where one of two trips aboard The exception is in Cambridge North, But the changes to the fees for retirement fees are increasing. When you spend $50 instore where due to specific infrastructure projects villages (half a household equivalent unit fee The proposed new schedule of develop- triggered by growth in this area, develop- rather than a full fee as previously) and non- ment contribution fees and the methodology ment fees are increasing to an eye-popping residential developments (with thresholds of behind the changes is available online with $54,896 per section. demand on Council infrastructure reached the Draft Development Contribution Policy In Te Awamutu, the development contri- before fees are incurred), have been (at www.waipadc.govt.nz). Feedback will be bution drops by $15,542, from $23,780 to implemented immediately. reviewed by Council when it considers 166 Cambridge Rd, Te Awamutu Ph: 871 6793 $8,228. At last Tuesday’s Council meeting, CEO submissions on its Draft Long Term Plan SUMMER IS COMING! COOL DOWN WITH Kihikihi and Pirongia should see more Garry Dyet explained that this was to avoid 2015-25 early next year. It is likely a revised growth, thanks to fee decreases of $16,658 per developers of these types of project from Draft Development Contribution Policy will ‘household equivalent unit’ for Kihikihi delaying their projects until July 1 next be released for more feedback in March. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Living wage thanks No distractions, focus on the issues I wish the leader of the New Zealand economy grows opposition and any other party and our country remains I would like us to celebrate/ “What’s Hot for Businesses” to seeking to distract John Key stable and at peace. congratulate local businesses show that it is possible and from the business of running John Key is known abroad that pay a living wage of at that paying a living wage is the country would back off. for having steered our country least $18.80 per hour. actually good for business, not They don’t seem to have much through an economic crisis This would also mean destructive as it is sometimes to go on anyway… is all they that other countries failed to ensuring that the same would made out to be. can find against him one text manage. Let’s leave him in 166 Cambridge Road be agreed by any Google living wage for more message? peace to continue doing that. Te Awamutu subcontractors, eg. cleaners. information. Do we really care about that Let’s focus on the big issues. REFRIGERATION Let’s have a list like JUNE BRIGHT text? What I care about is that JANE WILSON Ph 871 6793 SERVICES LTD GIFTS GALORE FOR ALL INSTORE

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Lower alcohol limits for drivers down,” says AA spokesperson you have only two drinks, it could came into force yesterday. Dylan Thomsen. equate to three or more ‘standard’ For under 20-year-olds the limit “Drivers will need to be very drinks. is still zero, but over 20s it has mindful of the lower limit if they • If you have had a night of heavy Mega Centre, Cambridge Rd. Te Awamutu dropped from 400mcg to 250mcg per are drinking any alcohol. drinking, don’t drive the next morn- 07 872 0564 litre of breath or 80mg to 50mg per “The safest thing to do is not to ing. You may still be over the limit 100ml of blood. drink alcohol at all if you are going even if you don’t feel impaired. Under the new rules, drivers to be driving. But if you are going to Another important thing for caught over the new limit, but have a drink, only have one or two people to do is plan how they are under the old limit, will receive an to make sure you stay under the going to get home before they start instant $200 fine, 50 demerit points limit.” drinking. That might be having a and a ban from driving for 12 hours Some things that the AA advises designated sober driver, getting a but no criminal conviction. drivers to be particularly aware of taxi, or staying somewhere over- The engagement Exceeding the old limits remains are: night. a criminal offence and is treated • Smaller people, particularly “Once people have had a few ring store accordingly. women, will need to be extra careful drinks they can make decisions that The AA is urging drivers to not as their alcohol level will rise more they never would have sober. take any risks around drinking quickly than larger people’s Having a safe way of getting home alcohol then driving, now the lower • Be careful of drink sizes. A planned means you are less likely to adult drink driving limit is in force. ‘standard’ glass of wine is 100ml but end up behind the wheel after “The old limit allowed people many establishments serve larger drinking,” says Mr Thomsen. who were badly impaired to still be glasses than this. Similarly a ‘stand- “About 100 people are killed and legal to get behind the wheel, so the ard’ beer is 330ml at 4 per cent 2000 injured each year from crashes AA supports the limit coming alcohol. So while you might think involving alcohol. New app device gives breath test

Not sure if you are OK to drive? smartphone. The sensor technology to user preferences, configured for For the first time, Kiwi motorists is used by the Finnish and Korean multiple users and is able to calcu- can now do a police grade police and the analysis measures to late recovery times, based on breathalyser test via their Android within two decimal places. measurement history. smartphone. “This is reliable and accurate Mr Wooster said the device The Alcoordi, which has won police grade technology. Each pro- comes with a variety of innovative ‘best invention’ awards overseas, is duct is factory tested and calibrated warning features designed to dis- a compact device that physically before shipping,” says Maurice courage over-the-limit users from plugs into an Android smartphone. Wooster, the owner of Robertson getting behind the wheel. It uses a semi-conductive oxide Engineering and director of “The app can also be pro- Purchase your Engagement Ring from sensor to record the blood alcohol Alcoordi Ltd in New Zealand. “This grammed with the phone numbers level on a user’s breath, and that device will keep our roads safer and of taxi companies or other people Showcase Jewellers Te Awamutu and you’ll receive a data is sent to and analysed by the hopefully save lives.” who can be relied on to help out if free, downloadable app on the The software can be customised you are over the limit.” free engagement photo session Incident sparks reminder over guns with Jo Rusling Photography worth $600

Waikato Police are warning gun “Fortunately the scene was able a shotgun were recovered at the Plus we’ll follow up with a Comprehensive Satisfaction Check so owners to adhere to the restrictions to be cordoned off and the property where the man was staying you know how to keep your Jewellery in top condition. of their firearms licenses and be negotiators did some good work in while a air pistol was recovered responsible around who has access securing the man’s surrender with- from his car. And we will clean & check your engagement ring for 10 years. to their firearms following an out further incident. “Firearms ownership comes absolutely free armed domestic incident in the “Arrested and charged with with it a fair degree of responsibility King Country yesterday. behaving in a threatening manner and we are asking all gun owners to Sergeant Craig Lindstrom of the with a firearm, the man will appear ensure they know the whereabouts Te Kuiti Police said members of the in the Hamilton District Court.” of all their firearms at all times and Waikato Armed Offenders Squad Mr Lindstrom said the man, a have them properly secured. The SHOWCASE JEWELLERS and Police Negotiation Team went foreign national, did not have a misuse of firearms or a failure to TE AWAMUTU to a Waitomo Caves Rd address in firearms license and Police would keep them secured can often lead to Hangatiki about 3.30pm after be looking at establishing how the their theft or even worse, an unfore- 15 Alexandra Street - ph 07 871 6797 reports a 26-year-old man had man came to be in possession of a seen tragedy occurring so it is the threatened to shoot another man firearm. responsibility of all owners to miti- [email protected] and then himself. Three firearms, a .22cal rifle and gate those risks.” 4 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, December 2, 2014 CELEBRATE TUI OR EXPORT GOLD OR DB DRAUGHT CRATE DAY SWAPPA CRATE 745ml BIG RANGE, BIGGER DEALS! Specials start 3rd Dec 2014 and end 8th Dec 2014 or while stocks last SPEIGHTS, WAIKATO OR LION RED SWAPPA (ANY ONE) PLUS BLUEBIRD MAXX CHIPS 200GM SUPER COMBO PICK OF THE WEEK! 745ml $ $31.99 29.99 WWW.BIGBARREL.CO.NZ

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TC021214SP05A TOP GARDEN: Kihikihi Rotary Best Garden winner Ivan Parker.

Recently the annual This year the garden of 19 Haultain Street. Judges said the Grace’s Kihikihi Rotary Best Gar- Ivan and Denise Parker at This house was house and garden look den and Street Awards 28 Hall Street was judged recently moved onto this very impressive and will were judged by two com- the winner. section and the couple be hard to beat in the The Te Awamutu Courier petent gardeners from the The judges were very have worked hard and set future when the garden Parawera Garden Club — impressed with the roses the garden out well with matures more. Final Editition Bev Oyler and Barbara and general tidiness and good choices of shrubs and Bryce Street was Court. layout of the garden. Ivan plants. judged ‘Best Street’ for the Mrs Oyler said it was a is often seen outside Two gardens were general well kept gardens Publishes pleasure to judge the Kihi- attending his lovely roses. Very Highly Commended and roadside. A Kihikihi Thursday, December 18th kihi gardens from the Second place went to — John and Joan Grace’s Rotary ‘Best Street’ sign street. Peter and Edna Tyler at 10 property at 20 Brills Road will soon be erected on one Book now if you want to advertise “What a challenge. We Rolleston Street. and John Tart and end of the street. your Christmas Opening Hours and thank your had a job to place them as Mr Tyler is a grounds- Lorraine Frederick’s 7 Kihikihi Rotary Best Clientele for their patronage for the year there were so many lovely man at Te Awamutu Col- McAndrew Street prop- Garden and Street Awards gardens,” she said. lege, but still has time to erty. Ms Frederick was will be presented on “Congratulations to the keep their own neat and excited about their award, Wednesday, December 10 winners and keep up the well set out garden look- and has been out recently at the Rotary meeting and Call Dorinda today good work.” ing great. cutting hedges and doing dinner at the Kihikihi The best kept street in Third place went to general tidying up after an Bowling Club rooms from 07 871 5151 general was also judged. Bruce and Shelly Blair of operation. 6pm. Wrap Up Christmas!

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Our draft 10-Year Plan is now being prepared, lookingoking at major projects planned for Waipaipa from 2015-2022015-2025. The Plan is likely to includee a change to Council’sCo role in maintaining and cleaninging public rural drains. Currently, Council maintains less thanha 10% of the RURAL DRAINAGE OPTION 1 (status quo) OPTION 2 (preferred) OPTION 3 district’s rural drains, at an annual cost of $90,000. Landowners are responsible for the rest. WHO DOES WHAT? The current system relies on all landowners doing PUBLIC DRAINS Rural ratepayers (>90%) Council Council their bit to keep their drains clean. Unfortunately PRIVATE DRAINS Rural ratepayers Rural ratepayers Council when that doesn’t happen, it can lead to a downstream effect. COST PER ANNUM $90,000 $323,000 $4.73 million There’s a hidden cost too: Council staff are RURAL RATEPAYER COST P.A.* handling a growing workload of neighbourly e.g. $600,000 lifestyle property $27 $37 $360 disputes, and chasing up on uncleared drains. e.g. $5 million farm $230 $360 $2900 It’s time for a change. *indicative costs, figures For an extra $233,000 a year, Council could maintain all of Waipa’s public rural drains LET’S GET (240km), using a combination of spraying FEEDBACK PLEASE and mechanical cleaning. We’re keen to hear the views of rural people, to help us make the best decision. THIS IS OUR PREFERRED OPTION. For more information visit www.waipadc.govt.nz/drains and give us your thoughts, ENGAGED or go to facebook.com/WaipaDistrictCouncil. Or, for an additional $4.1 million, Council could manage all of the district’s 3210km of private drains as well. or post this feedback form to: Do you agree option 2 is the right way to go? Q Yes Q No FREEPOST 167662 Drainage feedback, If not, which option do you prefer? Waipa District Council, Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu 3840 8 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, December 2, 2014 WINDSCREENS Raffle one of NEW Smith and Smith Dealer (Previously Tony Fabish biggest ever Panel beaters) Local businesses have ducts, linen and a bed- Tickets are available at • Windscreen Replacement come to the party ensur- spread, fishing gear and a various venues around • Windscreen Chip repairs ing this year’s Pakeke large amount of vouchers. town up until closing day Lions monster Christmas Tickets at $2 or $5 for a of the raffle on December Preferred Insurance Fitters raffle is one of the best in book of five are selling 13 — the same day as the over 20 years. like hotcakes. Christmas street parade. Over 20 years Experience Club spokesperson, There will be three “Our club really Shirley Grey says the raffle draws. appreciates the generos- Call Roger Green/Robert MacLean sleigh is packed with First prize is the ity of local businesses,” goodies — there’s a sleigh, second prize is says Mrs Grey. printer, phone, aquarium, ham and sundries and All proceeds from the 07 871 3762 water filter, weed eater, third prize paltry and raffle will be returned to Now at 595 Te Rahu Road, Te Awamutu toys, lots of cleaning pro- sundries. local charities. CourierTe Awamutu December What’s On Te Awamutu Events Guide for August 11am — 3pm. Ohaupo Road. $5 entry, U1 as notified to the Te Awamutu Visitor free. Weather permitting, visit Facebook i-Site Centre. /The-Funny-Farm for up to date informa- ■ 2 Te Awamutu Genealogy Group — tion. Bring a Plate for a Christmas supper. St ■ 12 Carols by Candlelight, Albert Park, John’s Church Lounge, George Street, Albert Park Drive, 6pm — 10pm. Bring a 7.30pm picnic and enjoy singing Christmas ■ 2 Stihl Shop Ladies Night, 6.30pm — Carols with your friends and family. 9pm. Stihl Shop, 494 Sloane Street. Join ■ 13 Te Awamutu Christmas Parade, Now is the perfect time to promote your business Sign us for an informative evening with noon — Alexandra Street. demonstrations, drinks, nibbles and ■ 13 Annual Kawhia Messenger Vet- up for 6 display adverts during December, January and cake. eran’s Sprat Fishing Competition, Kawhia ■ 4 Interconnect Te Awamutu — an Wharf. Fishing starts at wharf 8.30am — February and then get opportunity for you to connect with like- finishes 9.40am. minded people, promote your business ■ 14 Mount Pirongia Country Music and events, and make friendships. No Club, Club Day, Pirongia School Hall, 7TH ADVERT FOR FREE* joining fee. First Thursday of the month 11.30am. Christmas Theme, guest artists, (different cafe each month.) For more all welcome. 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Stalls available, contact via Olive oil, fresh bread including extensive (You may mix ‘n’ match your advert sizes - your Facebook — gluten free range, asparagus, ScallywagsAndMunchkinsMarket strawberries, blueberries and blueberry free adverts will be the average of advert sizes ■ 6 Kat Merewether book signing, Paper ice cream, salmon, lettuce man, free range appearing) Plus, 11am. Author of Kuwi’s First Egg. eggs and much more. * New sign-ups only - excludes existing weekly contract commitments ■ 7 Te Awamutu Brass and Rosetown ■Te Awamutu Museum — Choristers Christmas Concert, 2pm, Inter- ‘Reimaginings’ in the Gavin Gifford Gal- mediate School Hall. $10 single, $15 family. lery, ‘Birds & Eels’ in the Front Porch. ■ 7 “I want the Jump Into Spring Sales Blitz deal” Funny Farm Christmas Open Day, Both open on December 12. and you’re in! Enrol Now! Email Website 0800 355 553 › www.twoa.ac.nz Tuesday, December 2, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 9 Heating investment pay off for school

Most people with pools won’t investigate ways to warm up have even thought about the water. having daily swims yet. “We have installed a heat But at Korakonui School the pump to warm the water and a students have been swimming cover to keep the warmth in for several weeks. when the pool isn’t being used.” That’s because the school She says the school was has invested in heating the lucky to have great support pool. from their community and a It doesn’t make it like a spa, number of grants to allow the but it certainly takes the chill project to go head. off, which allows swimming “The New Zealand Com- lessons to go ahead. munities Trust paid for the Principal Carla McNeil says cover, while Transpower Korakonui is a community helped with the heat pump. The school, we make decisions for community donated money our school based on what is from the annual slink and best for our current students as bobby calf runs , with the well as other students and their Board of Trustees adding to families in our wider commun- that.” ity. Mrs Swney says as a farm- “We are fortunate to have a ing community they recognised number of parents who offer the need for children to be able their support to our school and to swim and the importance of community in one way or water safety. another. “We have rivers in our area “This certainly makes a big many families holiday at difference to what we can beaches so we felt it was achieve together for students. important. It also allows more TC021214CA01 “Debra Swney is a dedicated families to have children in TWINS Benjamin and Stephanie Ryan enjoy their heated school pool. mum who actively pursues swimming lessons rather that grant funding on our behalf. driving to town — for families We sit down together once our out at Ngaroma it’s a 40 minute strategic and annual plans drive.” have been completed for the She says the children have year, and we look into who we been enjoying the lessons, both will apply to and for what. in classes during the school day “Over past two years Debra and in small groups after has worked hard to ensure we school. achieve one of our strategic “After Christmas it will also property intents which was to allow whole school lessons and cover and heat our school classes can be swimming every pool.” day. Mrs Swney says in the past Mrs Swney thanks everyone there have only been a few for their commitment and gen- weeks each year that the chil- erosity to the project. The kids dren could swim and in many are loving it — they’re even cases it was too cold in the swimming in the rain, so its a TC021214CA02 mornings. massive boost to keeping our SWIM instructor Anne Keene takes a lesson with TC021214CA03 “That’s why we decided to kids safe around water.” twins Travis and Angus Rutland. ONE-ON-ONE lesson with Lucy FitzGerald . WHOLESALE PRICES-DIRECT TO YOU SUPER SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICES - SHIPMENTS ARRIVING WEEKLY - MASSIVE SELECTION 05 NISSAN TIIDA 15M-LTD 05 NISSAN WINGROAD RX-AERO Only 7800 Kms From New, 1.5 Twin Can Sportwagon, Aqua Green Metallic With Blacksport Trim, Nice $81 WEEKLY 16V Engine, Black Part Leather Trim, Multi SRS Airbags, $68 WEEKLY Alloys, Multi SRS Airbags, ABS, Tinted ABS, Tinted Glass, Climate Air, Every Option Glass, Climate Air, Full Electrics, & Extra, Suit New Vehicle Buyer, Electric Total Nissan Reliability & Economy, 5 Star Mobility Seat Option, Full Nissan History From New, Unbelievable Condition! Fuel Rated , Immaculate Throughout, Ist Be Quick! Sip, D/A To View & Drive Will Buy! Look! S/P, D/S! SALEPRICE DRIVEAWAY SPECIAL SALEPRICE DRIVEAWAY 7800 KMS EDITION NO DEPOSIT TAP $11,990 NO DEPOSIT TAP $9,990

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More than $400,000 may be early 2015. Councillors are improve mobility and access. projects in local towns to help spent over the next decade to still debating what should Council has already improve individual independ- improve access in Waipa Dis- and shouldn’t be included in improved the marking and ence and mobility. trict for people with disabili- the draft plan. Until those access on disabled parking Should this spending be ties. discussions are complete, spaces and has an ongoing confirmed, work is likely to Proposals to spend $411,000 potential rating impacts programme to improve mobil- include ramp improvements — just over $100,000 a year for won’t be known. ity scooter access into Wai- to disabled car parks, and four years — may be included Since 2011, Council has pa’s town centres. more pedestrian crossing in the Council’s draft 10-year worked with people with dis- In the last three financial improvements, especially plan to be formally released abilities to identify and years, more than $320,000 has near schools, parks and for public consultation in implement projects to been spent specifically on shops.

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Letters are not usually acknowledged old Cryptic who won the Skysoblue finished second in and may be edited, abridged or discarded. Wellesley Stakes. the Avondale Cup and Welling- “It was a very good season ton Cup as well as third in the MANAGER for us,” said Keith Hawtin in Travis Stakes and was the win- Alan Price accepting the award at the Te ner of the Karaka Stayers Cup. [email protected] Awamutu racecourse on The ‘Owner Of The Year’ EDITORIAL Sunday night. was The Oaks Stud who raced Dean Taylor (editor) “We are pleased to be recog- Skysoblue and a number of [email protected] nised with this award.” others horses trained at Te Cathy Asplin (journalist) The Hawtins saddled up the Awamutu last season. [email protected] only local winner at Waipa on The function also paid Thursday — Operatic Rescue tribute to outgoing secretary Colin Thorsen (journalist) winning the Buck’s Sports Bar Blair Thomson for his efforts in TC021214CT02 [email protected] & Grill 1400. 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Secureecure homes TE AWAMUTU d TC020513DT01 id1 Burglariesurg in the Waikato Guidee To reach this local market contact one of our sales haveeso soared over the school pertyIssue Current To Thursday, June 19, 2014 o TE AWAMUTU’S MONTHLY MOTORING FEATURE,RE, THUTHURSDTHURSDAY,HURSDURSDAY MMAY 99, 2013 day Pr holidays. HamiltonHam Tactical nesses face restricted access, ord and the contractor, Downer is Coordinator, Senior Sergeant upgrade has been reduced by working with those affected to consultants today - SUPPLEMENT TO TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2014 PHONE 07 871 5151 Fredada Grace says there have combining the water services FINAL PUSH: Downer contractors prepare Alexandra Street outside Te Awamutu College for new seal. try and keep disruption to a beenen 999 burglaries reported in Street from Tawhiao Street to works with the road reconstruc- minimum. Traffic delays are W the railway crossing outside the Waikato between ANZAC Work has begun on sealing Te tion. possible and detours away fromRURAL Email: [email protected] Dayya and Monday morning. Fonterra, said Waipa District Sealing work has begun out- Alexandra Street may also be "In many cases the Awamutu’s Alexandra Street, Council service delivery mana- side Te Awamutu College to take the final stage in the upgrade used during this phase of work. urgl advantage of the reduced school ‘‘I’d like to thank the resi- burglaries involved young project. ‘‘We are pleased with the peopleeop targeting electronics, traffic during the holidays. 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Te Awamutu Sports Pro Fit gym proves 5-Aside Soccer TOUCH MODULE its one of NZ’s best COMPETITION DRAW WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3 BY COLIN THORSEN 6.00pm: JUNIOR TOUCH DRAW Pro Fit gym Te Awa- Field (1) – Not them again V Man-chest-hair mutu has wasted no time United (ref. I’ll think about it) (2) The Best DECEMBER 4 Year 3&4 - 4.15pm: F1 Pirongia Takahes v St Pat’s gaining national recogni- Team V Out of the Blue (ref. Team Ramrod) tion for making a contri- Hashtags, F2 HotSteppers U9 v Paterangi Tigers, bution to the health and (3) T.A.Stars V Toso Fiji (ref Royal Standard F3 Korakonui Tigers v Kihikihi Wawa, F4 Pekerau wellness of New Zea- Geezers) (4) Left Overs V Dags (ref. Countdown) supernovas v Puahue power, F5 Pukeatua Porcipines landers through exercise (5) Octopie V Tryhard (ref: Waipa Automotive) v Pokuru fury, F6 Korakonui Bulldogs v Pekerau Stars, and fitness. (6) Rosethorn V It’s 5 o’clock somewhere (ref. F7 Pirongia Kakapos v St Pat’s Tornadoes, Bye - Pokuru Staff members fury. Growing Spectrum) BYE: In the Box. attended the annual New Year 5&6 - 4.45pm: F1 Pirongia Keas v Pekerau Flyers, Zealand Fitness Awards 6.30pm: F2 St Pats Cyclone’s v Puahue 5-6’s, F3 KioKio v K1 in Auckland as finalists in juniors, F4 HotSteppers U11 v Korakonui Roosters, F5 the ‘small club of the year’ Field (1) I’ll think about it V G.B Rollerz (ref. Not Kihikihi Rocketits v Pokuru Gaints, F6 Pokuru hawks v St category for those busi- them again) (2) Team Ramrod V Off Target (ref. nesses with under 500 Pats Twister’s, F7 TAPS WHITE v Pirongia Tui’s, F8 TAPS The Best Team) (3) Royal Standard Geezers RED v Pukeatua Panthers, Bye Ohaupo Sparks. members. V Timber Wolves (ref. T.A.Stars) (4) Strikers They had ample reason Year 7&8 - 5.15pm: F1 Hotsteppers Advanced v TAI to celebrate after taking V Countdown (Ref: Left Overs) (5) Waipa BTGW, F2 TAI Fruit Bursts v Korakonui Rebels, F3 TAI out the runners-up award Automotive V Reynolds Rebels (ref. It’s 5 o’clock Terminators v TAI Rangers, F4 TAI Cow&Bulls v TAI This behind winners Corpor- somewhere) (6) Growing Spectrum V Offspring Isn’t Basketball, F5 Pirongia Kiwi’s v Paterangi Panthers, ate Wellness Solutions, F6 KioKio v Hotsteppers Intermediate, F7 TAI Raiders v Christchurch. (ref: Octopie) BYE: 2 Left Feet. St Pats Heat, F8 St Pats Express v Kihikihi All-Stars, Bye There was so little 7.00pm: Ohaupo Heat Ohaupo Fire TAI Wolves. between the two gyms Field (1) Dags V Man-chest-hair United (ref. G.B. that the judges decided on a runner-up award, Pro Rollerz) (2) T.A. Stars V Left Overs (ref.Off Target) Fit being the only team or (3) In the Box V Toso Fiji (ref: Timber Wolves) (4) individual to receive one Not them again V Out of the Blue (Ref. Stikers) across all categories. TC021214SP13 SENIOR MODULE: The judges were lavish PRO FIT GYM owners Andrew and Tamara Smith with (5) Octopie V Its 5 o’clock somewhere (ref. DECEMBER 4 in their praise of the local Offspring) (6) 2 Left Feet V Reynolds Rebels their certificate at the New Zealand Fitness awards 6.00pm: F1 Ebony kings Youth v Unknowns, F2 Ebony gym owned by Andrew function in Auckland. (Ref. Tryhard) BYE: The Best Team. and Tamara Smith that king juniors v Sub Tribe, F3 North end Touch v Soar was only opened on Sep- their community and, as “extremely grateful and 7.30pm: Physio, F4 Chur Bah v can’t touch us, F5 Pingas v Matt’s tember 21, 2013. such, they provide a huge honoured to receive the Field (1) I’ll Think about it V Team Ramrod team, F6 Baby Steps v Back Yard Crew, F7 Reach v “Pro Fit is family variety of classes and award and would like to (ref. Man-chest-hair United) (2) Off Target V K-Town for What, F8 NT joinery v The Realists, F9 Kihikihi owned and operated. services to cater for the thank all of our amazing touch v #minjas, F10 TA club v Ebony Kings Girls. “A genuine sense of diverse needs of the members for their sup- Royal Standard Geezers (ref. Out of the Blue.) 6.45pm: F1 Sparkies v Shin splints, F2 The ring inz ‘belonging’ pervades people of Te Awamutu port over the past 18 (3) Strikers V Timber wolves (ref. Toso Fiji (4) v Hustlers, F3 Time Out v Ebony Kings Open Men, F4 throughout this club and and surrounding area.” months. Also, a massive Countdown V G.B. Rollerz (ref. Dags) (5) Waipa Cunning Stunts v Parents, F5 Generations v Run it is reflected in everything In accepting the award, thank-you to our awesome Automotive V Growing Spectrum (ref. Reynolds straight, F6 Mixed Veges #2 v K1, F7 Samcro v Touch they do. gym co-owner Tamara team without whom this Rebels) (6) Offspring V Tryhard (Ref. 2 Left Feet) n Go, F8 Stingers v ASB Huge Ticka, F9 Multiple “Their ethos is to Smith said she and her would not have been pos- Scoregasims v DropKicks, F10 Team Extreme v Roger improve the wellbeing of husband Andrew are sible.” BYE: Rosethorn. Ramsey Building.

OPEN 7 DAYS INCLUDING SUNDAYS ENDS 31 DECEMBER 2014 ROSETOWN HOLDEN Offer valid on vehicles registered before 31 December 2014 while stocks last at participating Dealers. Price includes Corner Churchill & Mahoe St • Te Awamutu • Ph (07) 871 5143 Bonus, which is redeemed at point of sale. Offer excludes all Cruze and Limited Edition models. Not available with other offers. Private customers only. A/h: • Stu Tervit (07) 871 4700, 0274 827 856 • John Hare (07) 871 3794, 0274 427 856 • Allan Paterson (07) 871 3956, 0274 427 853. E: [email protected] 14 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, December 2, 2014 Tuesday, December 2, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 15 Te Awamutu Phone: 871 5151 Fax: 871 3675 Courier Classiﬁ eds Deadlines: Monday & Wednesday 12 noon - FAMILY NOTICES - PUBLIC NOTICES - EMPLOYMENT - FOR SALE - PROPERTIES - MOTORING - TRADE SERVICES - ENTERTAINMENT - FORMAL Public Notices Vehicles Wanted Childcare Health Trade Services time out 4U HEWITSON NOTICES MARKET CHILDMINDER Relaxation and Massage PLUMBING New & pre-loved AVAILABLE maternity to $40 Births Acknowledgements seven years Pirongia Village, Saturday, 6 December day or night, Phone Helen after school pick up, Friendly INGS, St Patrick's Hall however I can help. 07 873 0788 Service Karen. 10am-1pm Please phone Free entry - Stalls $15 Words can never Colleen 9820772AA convey the Phone 021 0227 1464 027 315 0066 Pest Control Reasonable Rates overwhelming Free Quotes comfort and support FLY AND SPIDER PHONE 871 3620 we have received from Computer Services TREATMENTS so many wonderful NGAHINAPOURI FROST. people. It has carried Carpet Cleaning HOUSE Daimon and Melanie us through a difficult GOLF CLUB PC PROBLEMS? 0800 520 005 would like to time and we would like Business for Sale NO fix, no fee, local IT WASHING you to know how AGM professional available for 870 4039 announce the safe COMPUTER work and Wanted PHONE WashBright 871 arrival of much we appreciate 7.30pm Monday, on site repairs, upgrades www.fundamental your presence, cards, station, $25. Phone 871 7389. "Violet Paton" 8 December and trouble shooting, PC cleaning.co.nz flowers, baking and 6273. CAFE and laptop sales, no call Born at Waikato meals. Please accept in the Club House. GLASS show cabinet IF you want an out fees for help. Phone SAVE our bees - we will SHEARING Hospital on 27 this as a personal counter at $49.99, second opportunity like no other Matt 027 515 6996 or 870 remove swarms free of LIFESTYLE block, November, 2014, thank you. Your free. Phone 027 833 8908. and are genuine - call me 3038. charge. Call 027 447 1273. shearing incl animal weighing 3910gms kindness has meant so now. Phone 022 401 4229. health. Phone Glenn (8lb,10oz). We would much to us all. Lois Gardening & Trade Services Forde 871 9900 or 021 042 like to thank our and the Ings family. Storage 4135. midwife, Lisa Davies- Landscaping Alexandra and also TE AWAMUTU ALL your gardening Violet’s grandmother A muri kia mau ki tena, kia mau ki te kawau maro, whanake ake, whanake ake SELF STORAGE needs, weeding, pruning/

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Call 870 5036 021 128 6048 [email protected] x factor wishes everyone an eXceptional festive season 18 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, December 2, 2014 Stock Auctions Employment Vacancies REINTEGRATION CASUAL WORKERS Te Awamutu Residential Trust We are currently seeking positive mentor/monitors who have a passion for reintegration, to support men who are in our residential programme to get their “Communities where people are empowered” lives ‘on track’. Anglican Action is a faith based "justice through service" social agency. It works Te Awamutu Weekly Sale with people from the margins of life, supporting them to create new pathways. The Te Awamutu Saleyards, Paterangi Road work is underpinned by a restorative philosophy. Thursday, 4 December 2014 Te Awamutu Residential Trust was founded in 1989 to support people with We require casual staff to work intensively mentoring/monitoring, high need Sale Comprising: intellectual disability leaving Tokanui Hospital. Since this time, the Trust has offenders, (one on one). This work requires a unique set of skills, professional 11.00 Prime and Boners grown both in terms of the range of people we support and the supports facilitated. expertise and high level observational abilities. The work demands both ‘life’ Despite this growth and the changes we continue to make, our commitment to experience and professional development either in the education or social work Store Cattle maintaining a strong focus on creating better lives for the people we support fi elds. remains steadfast. 11.45 Sheep We have positions available in Hamilton and in the Te Awamutu area. 12.00 Calves Today, Te Awamutu Residential Trust supports 40 people in a range of different circumstances and in a variety of ways. Some people live in their own homes and Team work is a vital part of this position. The hours of work are rostered over 24 Further Enquiries receive specifi c supports to assist with their needs or to help them pursue their hours, seven days per week. As these are casual positions, fl exibility is essential. Mark Gaustad 0272 814 084 or 07 825 0552 interests; some people receive support overnight while others remain independent. Applicants must demonstrate: Peter Schnuriger 0272 431 836 or 07 839 2821 People live with people they choose to be with and some people live on their own • An abiding commitment to restorative justice principles due to their needs or desires. Chris Ryan 0272 431 078 or 07 871 3313 • Excellent team skills Andrew Reyland 0272 237 092 or 07 871 3316 Our focus is on providing a range of options to best suit an individual’s aspirations. • Strong self-motivation and personal discipline Andy Transom 0275 965 142 or 07 870 6059 Facilitation of supports is person centred, enabling the person to be in the driver’s seat of determining what a good life is for them. • A great work ethic Bill Donnelly 0274 932 063 or 07 873 1855 • Consistence and resilience in working with struggling people Te Awamutu Residential Trust employees 60 staff and is currently governed by a • Very good communication skills board of fi ve Trustees. • Excellent written and record keeping skills Website: www.residential.org.nz • Good IT skills (for recording client fi les/notes) Firewood Adult Entertainment Role: Trustee • Clean police record and full driver's licence Experience in the fi eld of reintegration would be an advantage. FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 - ADULTS only - R18 at Skills/Competencies required: $170, 10m3 - $300 Alpha Hotel Complex, Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa. delivered. Phone 07 873 Kihikihi, wide range of • A commitment to the vision, mission and values of Te Awamutu Residential (Please do not apply if you only have a Working Holiday Visa). 9190 or 021 617 349. DVDs, magazines, Trust. novelty and all adult • Proven governance experience and skills to augment and strengthen the Previous applicants need not apply. products. Open seven current skills, in particular fi nancial and/or risk management. Applications close on 17 December 2014. For Sale days from 10am. EROTIC massage, • Ability to think strategically If you tick these boxes, please apply for this position by sending your CV and a We’re the ones with the Hamilton. 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Phone 07 827 please contact Fern Ryan, Chief Executive on PH: 07 871 8847 or strengths in literacy and numeracy, and the ability References required. 1849 or mobile 027 473 [email protected] for further information. to teach in a multi-level, Junior classroom (Yr 0-3). Open Daily 9am - 7pm 0001. Contact Keith in Teaching to meet special needs and abilities is 9760660AA evening after 7.00pm. NO TAGGING DRIVER essential. Bring your skills and experience to our team. Classifi ed Advertising Phone 872 2792 Sincerity is a large industrial laundry based in Please fi nd our application package on line at www. Te Awamutu and a new position has become available arohena.school.nz. Applications close Friday 12 OMG HOT LINE for a “Driver” in our factory. Classifi ed Advertising December. Position commences Term 1 2015. ALPHA Hotel Complex, Kihikihi - open seven Need help? If you are looking for employment with a trusted, HOT LINE days from 10am. Phone 871 3176 family run company then this could be the role for you. Somebody is 25 on 871 5151 Thursday so come out at If you have a full, clean driver’s licence and are 871 5151 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ least 25% discount. fl exible, consistent, accurate, trainable, a fast learner and a good team player then we want to hear from you! 9.00am - 7.30pm Employment Vacancies Weekends

3.30pm - 7.30pm To apply for the position please phone 9851895AA Have you got something for SALE Weekdays Suzy on 872 0171 or email your CV and CLEANER WANTED cover letter to [email protected] . worth under $50? We are seeking an experienced cleaner who 9851895AA is self-motivated, reliable and takes pride in YES! - You can advertise it with us for FREE! their work. Conditions do apply. Te Awamutu Minimum six hours p/wk. Mid week and NURSERY WORKER weekend clean for staff amenities and offi ce Courier Phone 871 5151 block. Must have drivers licence as business Growing Spectrum Ltd requires extra staff to based in Ohaupo. Remuneration will include work in our Propagation Department. hourly rate plus mileage. The Propagation Department is responsible for: Please send cv to: [email protected] • Making and setting cuttings FREE UNDER $50 ADVERTISING • Division of plants Our conditions: • Defl asking tissue culture - Advertisement must be submitted on original coupon, ads received on photocopies 9845626AA • Sowing seeds will not be printed. • Caring for young plants - For Sale items only. OFFICE JUNIOR We seek a physically active and motivated person - Item value MUST be advertised for “less than $50.” with good hand and fi nger dexterity. - No more than 10 words per advertisement. We have an opening in the New Year for a friendly Although full training will be given, nursery - Limit one advertisement per household. XMAS TREES cheerful person to join our team as Offi ce Junior. experience and propagating skills would - Coupon only valid to residents - no Trade - Commercial advertising. All sizes - $40 This would be ideal for a school leaver. be an advantage. - ONE item only per coupon. Cash only Key responsibilities for this role include general Attention to detail, good time keeping and Tag or take accounting and offi ce administration duties plus some accurate counting skills are required. Weekends only typing and reception services. This is a full time, permanent position. 417 Key requirements of applicants - Applications close Monday, 8 December. Ngahinapouri Road • A positive can-do attitude Please apply in person, with your CV to: • Ability to learn quickly Grant Eyre - Manager, Pets • Good time management skills Growing Spectrum Ltd • Fun personality 103 Lyon Street Kihikihi 3800 PUREBRED Maltese dog, • Interest in accounting 13 months old, loving and • Excellent written and verbal communication skills For more information phone 871 6166 playful, $550 neg. Phone or email [email protected] PHONE: 07 827 8663. Applications close on Friday, 12 December 2015. Covering letter and CV can be emailed to

Wanted to Buy [email protected] or delivered to our 9857467AA Name: or Exchange offi ces at 15 Albert Park Drive, Te Awamutu. 9857134AA Address: HOUSEHOLD furniture, Simon McVie Phone: any condition General Manager Te Awamutu Courier Classifieds NB: Forms can be posted to Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu, considered. Phone Alan Edmonds Judd - Lawyers or advertisers can bring coupon into our offi ce at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu

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Devilskin back live — and captured on DVD Devilskin play Coroglen Tavern, Tuesday, December 30 and Brewers Field, Mt Maunganui New Years Eve (R18 venues).

To support the release of their debut One of the shows that summed up the anthemic Little Pills are joined by all the stunning live shows that will make this a album We Rise, Devilskin hit the road July energy, the excitement, passion and the bands favourites from We Rise as well as summer of rock you will never forget. through to September 2014 for a 20 date tour. power of Devilskin live, was recorded for some previously unreleased songs and a Tickets from Ticketmaster and the While on the tour DVD at The iconic Power- killer version of Holy Diver, the bands venues. the album debuted at station in Auckland Sat- tribute to Ronnie James Dio. Check out No. 1 on the New Zea- urday, August 16 in Vessel too — real powerful stuff. ■ To be in to win simply put your name, address land Album Charts and front of a capacity Devilskin Live At The Powerstation and daytime phone number on the back of a stayed there for three crowd — and we shares a brilliant night of rock power that standard sized envelope, address it to the weeks, enjoying gold have a copy up for you can enjoy again and again. Pick up a Devilskin DVD Competition and make sure it status after just two grabs for you to win. copy as the ideal precursor to one of their reaches our office by 5pm, Friday. weeks — an unprece- It’s a double disc dented feat for an package containing a This competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’, proudly supporting unsigned, self-propelled live DVD and a CD copy families of children with cancer. act. of We Rise. Selling out almost every show on the tour The electrifying live show is captured in THE HUNGER GAMES: and setting house records at most venues spectacular glory as Devilskin turn it all on was testament to the fact that this band was for a raging audience. The hits — Never See MOCKINGJAY - PART 1 M on fire. The Light, Start A Revolution and the TUE 5:30 & 7:50, WED 10:00, 5:30 & 7:50, THU & FRI 5:50 & 7:40, SAT 1:20, 2:55, 5:15 & 7:45, SUN 11:20, 12:55, 3:15 & 5:45 THE DEAD LANDS R16 THE NIGHTCRAWLER R16 TUE & FINAL WED 8:10 TUE & WED 8:00, THU & FRI 7:35, JIMMY’S HALL M SAT 7:40, SUN 5:40 TUE & FINAL WED 5:45 ELSA AND FRED M TUE 6:10, FURY R16 TUE & WED 7:40, WED 10:20 & 6:10, THU 5:40, SAT 3:10 & 7:35, SUN 1:10 & 5:35 FRI 10:20 & 5:40, SAT 12:50 & 5:40, SUN 10:50 & 3:40 INTERSTELLAR M TUE & WED 7:00, ST. VINCENT M THU 5:45 & 8:00, THU & FRI 7:20, SAT 6:40, SUN 4:40 FRI 10:10, 5:45 & 8:00, SAT 1:30 & 5:35, MY OLD LADY M TUE 5:35, SUN 11:30 & 3:35 WED 10:10 & 5:35, THU 5:35, WHAT WE DID ON OUR HOLIDAY M TC021214DT02 FRI 10:00 & 5:35, SAT 1:05, 3:30 & 4:35, THU & FRI 5:30 & 8:10, SAT 2:45 & 8:10, DEVILSKIN played for free for an All Ages Gig in Te Awamutu, presented by Backstage SUN 11:05, 1:30 & 2:35 SUN 12:45 & 6:10 Pass, to fundraise for the Te Awamutu College Music Trip to California. The concert raised over $4600: SPECIAL MORNING SHOWS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY

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