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Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY Pedestrian Inaugural baker of the year Te Awamutu’s Murray Swetman abused has won the inaugural Progressive Te Awamutu Police want to Enterprises’ Bakery Apprentice of hear from anyone who witnessed the Year award. a nasty incident in Alexandra The 32-year-old is a Bakery Street yesterday afternoon. Manager at Woolworths Super- At about 3pm an 82-year-old market. man was almost hit on the pe- Mr Swetman has been at the destrian crossing near Heath- store for three years and has a cote Appliances. team of three full time and four The driver of the car got out, part time bakers and packers. followed the man and abused He has been baking for 15 years, and threatened him. A passenger but only took the opportunity to dragged the man back to the car. undertake his apprenticeship once Anyone who saw the car, espe- he had moved to Te Awamutu. cially the registration is asked to Mr Swetman says while he was contact police (872 0100). a late starter as far as his training was concerned, he has been bak- Welcome home ing all his adult life. A special homecoming cele- Part of his role is the develop- bration has been arranged for Te ment of new products to suit cus- Awamutu’s Nic Jordan, winner of tomers’ needs. the Australian Formula 3 trophy He says all breads and cakes are class championship. baked on site daily, and new prod- Bring your banners, balloons uct, such as gluten free and yeast etc to Hamilton Airport at 4pm free breads are being developed. on Saturday. Next month gluten free cakes will “Join in the fun. It’ll be wild,” be added to the range. PROGRESSIVE Enterprises’ Bakery Apprentice of the Year Murray Swetman at work at Woolworths says Michelle Jordan, Nic’s It is the fi rst year of the new in- Supermarket. 274041AD mother. ternal award, created by national grocery chain Progressive En- from Woolworths and Countdown through on the job training, by “Murray was chosen because Arts support? terprises to acknowledge success stores in Dunedin, Johnsonville, distance learning and in the class- he demonstrated excellence in Te Awamutu has a strong within the business. Palmerston North (2) and Papa- room. The progress of all appren- practical baking skills, work presence in the arts with groups They operate an apprentice moa. tices is also closely monitored. place attitude, baking knowledge active in areas from print making programme across all its Food- To be eligible to enter the com- The National Certifi cate in Bak- and merchandising and customer to theatre. town, Woolworths and Countdown petition, apprentices needed to ing aids Progressive Enterprises service skills. He has been award- But does it need help linking brands and currently employ 93 complete their National Certifi - in maintaining a high standard ed with an outward bound course these groups, creating a data- bakery apprentices. cate in Baking between February of staff because they believe that for his achievement,” says Richard base or is there perhaps a need There were 17 nominees for 2003 and July 2004. The National quality service and products be- Umbers, Progressive Enterprises for a multi-use arts centre? the award and fi ve other fi nalists Certifi cate in Baking is achieved gins with quality training. chief operating offi cer. The Waipa Arts Council is keen to fi nd answers to these sorts of questions and see if there is Voters urged to a need for a more active body to Dishonourable theft support the local arts scene. Te Awamutu Police would like Feedback would be welcome, to hear from anyone who can read instructions send to: Arts Council, PO Box shed light on the dissappear- Voters in local elections are being reminded to carefully 116, Te Awamutu. ance of the Te Mawhai WWI read the instructions on their voting papers before exer- Honours Board from the Te cising their democratic right. Think ‘pink’ Mawhai Hall. Department of Internal Affairs spokesperson Julia Na- Breast Cancer Awareness The missing board is one of pier says with the majority of people using both Single month begins tomorrow, with three honouring war casualties Transferable Vote and First Past the Post, it is impor- buildings throughout the country and veterans from the district. tant they look carefully to see which voting system they being lit up in pink. Members of the hall commit- should use for each voting paper. Also look out for pink ribbons tee reported the board mssing “We’re confi dent that voters who read their ballot pa- being sold through a number of recently, but cannot pinpoint per carefully will make their vote count. With STV, peo- outlets to benefi t the work of the when it dissappeared. ple rank their preferences using numbers and with FPP, Breast Cancer Foundation. The board contains many they use ticks to indicate their support.” prominent family names. It is important people take the time to read their vot- Cut short Hall committee members say ing papers carefully because voting is at the heart of our It isn’t often Councillor James it would have taken some effort democratic system, she says. Parlane is short of words, but to remove the roll of honour, “With many people still to cast their vote, it is impor- he was in Tuesday’s edition of which was screwed to the wall tant they take the time to ensure they are using the right the Courier. of the supper room. voting system.” The last sentence of the They say it is dissappointing “STV is really easy to use. The important thing to re- summary of his presentation to someone would have such little member is that with STV people use numbers to rank Grey Power should have read... regard for those who gave their the candidates. So you write the number ‘1’ next to the “Their (Council’s) (legal) actions lives for this country. candidate you most want elected, a ‘2’ next to your second against me are a direct result Anyone who has information choice, and so on. of the way I have caught them that could assist police is asked “People can rank as few or as many candidates as they out.” to call Te Awamutu Police in want. They just need to make sure the numbers are in confi dence (872 0100). sequence – 1, 2, 3, 4, and so on,” she says. Super Liquor Phone 871 4009 TE AWAMUTU Local bodies
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272TC005/04 77 29 88 HOMESAFES YOUR LETTERS Sewage plants Trucks in town crazy HOME SAFE $ SENTRY 150 SAFE Sir, enough is enough! The cra- new councillors will make this an behind on $295 zy situation of heavy transport urgent issue. going through the retail area of I suggest either traffi c lights Te Awamutu, namely Alexandra with green fi lter arrows at the Street from the old Post Offi ce dangerous George Street, Ara- compliance roundabout to the Mutu Street/ wata and Mahoe Street junction Rewi Street roundabout must or a roundabout, for traffi c to Sewage plants have the most diffi culty complying with consent conditions, this month’s Environment Safe Wise 16.3 Litres $125.00 stop. divert down Mahoe Street to Waikato Regulatory Committee heard. Every hour of the day huge Mutu Street, another rounda- Safe Wise 26.8 Litres $150.00 trailer trucks carrying milk, The Council conducted an audit of priority sites stock, fertiliser, logs, petrol, chem- bout and then the roundabout at Sentry 11.8 Litres $150.00 Alexandra Street, then onto the in the Region for the past year and found nearly icals etc, noisily pass through this two thirds of Priority One sites had a high level area. railway area where most heavy Sentry 15.1 Litres $295.00 traffi c is heading. of compliance or better Resource Use programme All this plus the possibility of a manager David Stagg said. Nearly all signifi cant Sentry Fire Safe $450.00 major disaster one day. Hopefully RAY HYAMS non compliance at Priority One sites was from the utility sector, particularly district sewage plants. Around the Region, 57 sites were regarded as VERN WILSON LOCKSMITH Thanks for Priority One status primarily because of their po- 419 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu Successful tential to cause signifi cant environmental effects, Phone: 07 871 5530, helping the extent of their activities or a history of non Mobile: 0274 795 138 Fax: 07 870 4973 compliance.
253TC039/04 arthritis appeal Energy, forestry and mineral sectors - a quarter of May I, through your paper, thank Mike fi nd dog the Priority One sites - had all achieved a high level Through this Van der Hoeven of Magill’s Butchery for of compliance or better. A high level was achieved column, we would the generous donation of sausages for the like to thank the by 74 percent of industrial sector sites and only fi ve sausage sizzle we held last Friday outside people of Pirongia percent were in signifi cant non compliance. the ANZ Bank for the start of the Arthritis who helped in Nearly one third of all the sewage plants audited Cancer? Orange Appeal Week. looking for our lost had signifi cant non-compliance. Magill’s Butchery are always being elderly Border Collie Where signifi cant non compliance had been we can help approached for help from many organisa- bitch, Zephyr. Kids recorded there had been some form of regulatory tions and, to my knowledge, have never on holiday went action taken and courses of action to comply in the refused anyone. They deserve a special searching, others future had been agreed. The Waikato/Bay of Plenty Cancer Society offers award for generosity to this town. scoured the streets. “It is recognised that upgrades to sewage plants free services to people affected by cancer in the I also would like to thank the ANZ Bank, She was found at can be both diffi cult and expensive,” he said. Bay of Plenty, Coromandel, King Country, Rotorua, Paper Plus and Harcourts for their sup- the back of the school Taupo, Thames and Waikato regions: It could take several years for some wastewater port of our small group who manned the - heaven knows how treatment plants to achieve compliance due to stall and sausage sizzle. she crossed Franklin budgeting, design and community consultation free practical & emotional To the men of Pakeke Lions, a big thank Street without being needs. • support bowled - guardian you, you were wonderful giving your time, angels maybe? Utility providers needed to be encouraged to con- • free information & resources energy and humour to help with the sau- So thank you tinue planning for industry and population growth Find out everything you need to know on our new sage sizzle, was very much appreciated. again, especially in their areas and ensure adequate resourcing was web site www.cancersociety.org.nz or call And fi nally, I’d like to thank the people of to our friend Jill provided to cope with infrastructural requirements 0800 22 77 44 to be directed to Te Awamutu who supported the Arthritis Sutton who saw her in the future, he said. your nearest Cancer Society office. New Zealand Appeal. and picked her up Of Priority Two and Three sites – those with The raffl e was won by M. Clark, and the in her non-doggy moderate environmental effects - most had a high Supporting people with cancer, grand total of $557 was collected for your car and brought her level of compliance and only up to fi ve percent had their families and friends. efforts. Well done. Thank you again. safely back to us. signifi cant non compliance. J.A. CROWE - TE AWAMUTU JO WALDEN AND Cr Jenni Vernon said the Council needed to work WAIKATO/BAY OF PLENTY DIVISION CANCER SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND INC 232TC012/04 CO-ORDINATOR DAVID EVANS closely with district councils to ensure they recog- nised the importance of complying.
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GRANT McCONNACHIE a/h 871 4578, mob 0274 854 987, GARY DOBBS a/h 870 2475, mob 027 249 3841 274TC016/04 PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 Festival success for Sydney CAMELLIA RESTHOME Local competitor Sydney Awamutu; Astrid Stevanon Crocker added two more Cup: Monique Duchesne, trophies to her growing Rotorua; Varley Trophy: 1743 Rewi Street, Te Awamutu 267TC051/04 collection at this year’s Te Danielle Duchesne, Rotorua; Awamutu Competitions Verity Cup: Thacia Van Aren- Festival. donk, Rotorua; Rebecca Lock- Camellia Rest Home is owned and Residents are cared for with respect She won the Charsley yer Trophy: Sydney Crocker, operated by Viv and John Higgie. and dignity, like a member of their Cup for the Most Promising Te Awamutu; Rebecca Lock- Waikato Competitor and the yer Trophy: Delia Mathews, For 25 Years they have served this own family. Rebecca Lockyer Trophy (10 Tauranga; Rosetown Lions community providing residential The environment is superb, many of and under 12, modern- jazz). Scholarship: Delia Mathews; and respite care for older persons. Adjudicator Reiss Jenkin- Wyn Corboy Cup: Zara Coro- our rooms have ensuites, and we are son spent six days watching nel, New Plymouth. The team at Camellia Rest Home are close to town. the three dance criteria and SCHOLARSHIPS was very pleased with the the best. They are committed to the At present we have a vacancy. If you Bullen Scholarship: Marie delivery of quality care that main- overall standard. Samuel, Lower Hutt; Pri- think you would like to be part of He was particularly im- mary: Amy Benett, Lower tains the residents independence, pressed with the numbers the caring and sharing family Hutt; Junior: Chennoah Pen- celebrates their spiritual and cultural in the younger age groups, tecost, Papamoa; Intermedi- environment at Camellia Rest Home which he feels augurs well ate: Josiah Cook, Tauranga; differences and reflects individual give us a call. We welcome any for the future. Senior: Justine Terrill, New preferences and chosen lifestyles. inspection at any time. Special highlights of the Plymouth. tap section were the Cham- Phone: (07) 871 5505 • Fax: (07) 871 8369 ber of Commerce Tap Cham- CHAMPIONSHIPS pionship and the Rotary Junior: Marie Samuel, Email: [email protected] Championship. Lower Hutt; CMP Cup and A contingent of dancers Sash: Amy Bennett; Hawley from Wellington and the Cup: Chennoah Pentecost; Hutt enjoyed success in the Chamber of Commerce Cup: Modern and Tap Dancing. Ashleigh Burt, Wellington; CUPS AND TROPHIES Rotary Club Cup: Justine Terrill; Ian Vincent Tro- Anchormart Cup: Ashleigh phy for Most Outstanding Book Burt, Stokes Valley; Mills Waikato Competitor: Leeza Trophy: Tori Henson, Taupo; Vincent, Te Awamutu. Finch Cup: Hannah Maclean, Nominee for National now for Waihi Beach; Charsley Cup Young Performer of the Year, Most Promising Competitor Tap Dancing: Emma Bre- Waikato: Sydney Crocker, Te a Ferry JAZZ dancer Sydney Crocker. File photo ckon, Te Puke. DECEMBER Christmas SMT WTF S 1 23 4 Christmas bookings on the 56 7 8 9 1011holiday Interislander and the Lynx are High standards set in vocal 12 13 14 15 16 17 18starts! open now, so act quickly to PICTURED RIGHT: 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 secure the holiday sailing you Adjudicator Tessa-May 26 27 28 29 30 31 want. Make sure you book Brown of Napier (centre) early to avoid disappointment. was thrilled with the entries in this year’s All Interislander bookings made with House of Travel Te Awamutu before vocal section of the Te 28 October 2004 receive a free Interislander pen and travel wallet. Awamutu Competitions Festival, especially the Rotary Club of Kihikihi Ph: 871 8131 - Aria which was won by 210 Alexandra St, Te Awamutu Sonya Verstappen (far right). Kihikihi Rotary 274TC028-04 Club president Cobber Weinberg (left) was on hand to present her prizes. Mrs Brown also named Plumbing Spring Clean-Up two singers from the Are you tired of waiting for the plumber to turn up this spring? recital as nominees Getting annoyed with winter plumbing? for the national Young Performer Awards - Evelyne Bourton and We have the solution... Julie Hill, both from • Turning up on time Hamilton. Photo supplied • Full explanation of work involved • No mess VOCAL SECTION Sonya Verstappen, Hamilton, 1; cred Solo Junior Vocal: Tamara SCHOLARSHIPS Marion Taylor, Hamilton, 2; Ro- Mayo, Cambridge. • Total customer satisfaction every time Dawn Lawry Under 12 Years: salind Gale, Taupo, 3. G. Waterhouse Trophy, Song Nicola Bjerga, Te Awamutu; Jean Lynch Memorial Most in Costume Junior Vocal: Am- For every job over $250 we will Irene Bell Intermediate: Flynn Promising 15-21 Years: Flynn ber Philp, Tauranga; Ngaire give you a $10 Mitre 10 voucher Watson, Cambridge; Colleen Cul- Watson, Cambridge. Davidson Cup, Sacred Solo In- len Open: Rosalind Gale, Taupo. K. Philip Scholarship Most termediate Vocal: Flynn Watson, Don’t delay, make your appointment with Werner now! Sanders Chemist Junior: Ta- Promising Performer Under Cambridge. mara Mayo, Cambridge. 15 Years: Tamara Mayo, Cam- Edridge Cup, Intermediate Vo- Call 0800 4 WERNER Evelyn Laird Recital Class and bridge. cal: Flynn Watson, Cambridge; N. Young Performer of the Year: VOCAL SECTION RESULTS Natzke Vase, Open Vocal: Sonya 0800 4 937637 First Nominee, Evelyne Bourton, Verstappen, Hamilton; Norris Competitions Society Trophy, Convenient Plumbing Hamilton; Second Nominee, Ju- Under 12 Years: Nicola Bjerga, Te Hall Cup, Open Vocal Lieder: lia Hill, Hamilton. Awamutu; O’Brien and Edmonds Sonya Verstappen, Hamilton; Rotary Club of Kihikihi Aria Cup, Junior Vocal: Tamara Mayo, Ewart Cup, Open Vocal Sacred Quality is a matter of choice
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PAGE 4 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 Family ties feature at festival venue The rain might have dampened spirits out- AAUUCCTTIIOONNSS side, but inside the Pekerau School Hall there was action aplenty with the skirl of the bagpipes Pirongia 2.66ha - Subdividable and the tartans of the kilts twirling to the jigs and reels of the Highlands. Exclusive Ne Attention Investors & Convenor Lyn McCorquindale, a local High- ew Liistiing Large Families land and National Dance teacher, had her extended family including her mother, sisters • Very spacious 5 brm and friends assisting her to stage the successful split stone family home Highland and National Dance Section of the Te • 2.66ha (6.57 acres) Awamutu Festival. with consent to Several local dancers competed including the president’s daughter Laura and fi rst time danc- subdivide (4 lots) er, Jennifer Sinclair (grandaughter of long-time • Pirongia Mountain and committee member and past secretary Nan Waipa River views Sinclair), as well as new Te Awamutu resident Claudia Maynard. • Mature trees, Privacy HIGHLAND DANCING RESULTS and Location Plus Peter Ryan Scholarship: Lorna Coombes, AUCTION: Sat, Oct 30th Auckland; South Auckland Provincial Champi- OPEN HOME: Friday and Sunday 1724 McClure Street onship, Open Irish Hornpipe: Lorna Coombes: 12noon - 1.00pm Pirongia South Auckland Provincial Championship, Sail- ors Hornpipe: Cheri Cadman, Normanby. Don’t miss this one, contact Mark to view unless sold prior South Auckland Provincial Championship, Irish Jig Under 10 Years: Cheri Cadman; Sailors Hornpipe Under 14: Shyanne Mullin, Hawera; Pirongia Lifestyle 0.4ha (1 acre) Irish Hornpipe Under 14: Lorna Coombes. Exclusive 90% of Renovations RIGHT: Te Awamutu Competitions Society New president Murray Flay with section convenor Liistiing Complete. DIY to Finish Lyn McCorquindale and three local dancers • Solid 4 brm home with (from left) Laura Flay, Jennifer Sinclair and some great features Claudia Maynard. Photo supplied. • New roof, kitchen, bathroom & ensuite Local connection • Pine trees, natives, fruit Former local dance competitor Jennifer Simkin trees & a magnificent (nee Harker) brought her daughter back to Te oak tree Awamutu to scoop the pool in ballet, picking up a • Walk to school & trophy named after her mother along the way. village centre Alexandra Simkin (12) won the Senior Scholar- ship, Duchesne Trophy for most versatile dancer, AUCTION: Sat, Oct 30th Ellis Walton Cup over four disciplines and the Jen- 621 McClure Street nifer Harker Trophy for Classical Ballet. Renovate and prosper. Pirongia Adjudicator Reiss Jenkinson says she is a tal- Viewing by appointment only, contact Mark unless sold prior
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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 PAGE 5 WHAT’S ON FOR OCTOBER 2. St Johns Church Hall, Garage Sale, George 9. 10th National Classic Motorcycle Rally, Street, 8.30am. Te Awamutu Good Companions 300 bikes, all makes and models, Anzac Green Club, dance evening at Ngahinapouri Hall, 8pm. 10.00am - 1pm. 3. Te Awamutu Market, Alexandra Street, 10. Sunday Tramping Group, Komata Reefs, 10am - 2pm. Paeroa. 3,17,31. Kihikihi Speedway practice days 1pm. 16. Mission Market, St Johns Church Hall, Te Awamutu Christian Spiritualist Church, Red George Street, morning teas, garden stall, home Cross Hall, 11am, 3rd - Phyllis Tantrum, 17th - made cakes, Christmas decorations, jewellery etc. Mel Burton, 31st - Kevin Benge. Community Fire Safety Day, Selwyn Park, 10am ✔Information & Support ✔Arthritis Support Group Meetings 5. Rosetown Mobility Scooter Group, Freemans - 3pm. ✔Arthritis Clinics ✔Guest Speaking by Arrangement Court, 10am, guest speakers Mr and Mrs Turner 20. Te Awamutu Music Federation presents talking on their four months voluntary work in Tango Virtuosi, 8pm, Te Wananga O Aotearoa, Uganda. Factory Road. Last day for No 8 Wire entries to 6. Senior Citizens Meeting, Waipa Working- the museum. man’s Club, 1.30pm. Entertainment from singer 23,24,25. Sunday Tramping Group, Labour Contact Arthritis Educator King Country/Te Awamutu Louise Gibson. Weekend with Te Kuiti Club, Kauaeranga Camp. RHONDA BORGAS (07) 878 6322 6,20. Te Awamutu Continuing Education 25. Targa Rally, 200 participants will be in 274TC034-04 Group, Waipa Workingman’s Club, Albert Park Gorst Ave for pitstop 9am - 12pm, refreshments Drive, tea or coffee available from 9.30am, and food available. programme begins at 10am. 6th - Dr Stephen 29. Out in the Styx with Mike Cosgrove who Saunders speaking on ‘How to Thrive on Stress has a passion for climbing in some of the world’s and Stay Sane in a Crazy Changing World’, 20th more remote areas, evening includes dinner and - Jillana Robertson from Maungatautari Ecology presentation. Now everyone Island Trust. Pirongia Cottage Crafts feature artists for Oc- 8,9,10,11. House Truck Fair, Selwyn Park. tober is Sheilla Quirk. CRIMELINE Donations needed can ride-on! Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 Cambridge Rotary Club is holding their Booka- EMERGENCY 111 rama in two weeks time. Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the fol- A major fundraising effort, the book fair has 12 months lowing matters since last week: grown enormously in popularity over the eight interest free Monday, September 20: years it has been running. finance available As well as being keenly supported from within Woman reports jewellery stolen from luggage the waikato, people come from as far away as Auck- at participating on fl ight from Hamilton to Wellington. Dealerships land, Tauranga and Taupo to hunt out a bargain. Theft of WWII plaque from Te Mawhai Hall From opening for just a few hours in the fi rst reported. year, this year’s Bookarama will last four days, Wednesday, September 22: from Thursday, October 14 until Sunday, October Burglary of Te Kawa Road residence 17. reported. DVD, VCR, clothing and jewellery All proceeds are donated to worthy organisations stolen. Toyota Starlet (YR1145) and Honda and needy causes, such as fl ood victim relief and 4WD motorbike also stolen. also individual cases. Last year the Bookarama Theft of calves and a trailer from Pokuru raised more than $15,000. Road property reported. To raise these funds the club needs the public’s help. Donations of books, videos, tapes, LP’s, and Youth reported for shoplifting from The CD’s are all welcome right now, though people Warehouse. Youth reported for shoplifting from coming to the sale in the Cambridge Town Hall can Woolworths Supermarket. bring them on the day. Thursday, September 23: Donations can be made by contacting organiser Burglary of Arapuni Road residence reported. Gordon Knight (07) 827 3318. Jewellery stolen. VIKING MT 585 Garden Tractor Theft of a meatpack from 3 Guys Supermarket MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT reported. Female Maori suspected but not See the Manage medium to large sized lawns with ease. NOW located. Taranaki King Country Electorate complete The B&S 13.5HP diamond l/C motor and 36” cutting $ Two youths reported for shoplifting spray range in deck gives you a perfect stripe-free cut. 6,495 store now SAVE $1000 paint from Wrightsons and tagging vehicles SHANE ARDERN and walls behind Heathcotes. Theft of cash from handbag at Walton Street Electorate Office business reported. 201 Rora Street, Te Kuiti For Serious Gardeners. Saturday, September 25: Phone: (07) 878 8855 Theft of a stereo from car parked in Raikes Fax: (07) 878 8022
SPECIALIST DEALERS. 162tc031-04 Avenue address reported. THE BEST ADVICE THE RIGHT PRICE Monthly constituents Sunday, September 26: Clinic (2nd Wed) at CAB Man arrested for EBA. Licence suspended. with Electorate Agent Burglary of Fairview Road residence Helen McLeod LAWNMOWERS reported. VCR, DVD and cordless phone stolen. Email: [email protected] The Mower and Chainsaw Specialists Victim Support is available in Te Awamutu through Te Awamutu Police. ■ ■ ■
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garages, underfloor heating. Own water supply. Price Pair win in FIRST NATIONAL $325,000. Contact John. JA328. Internet #198707. Bruce Spurdle LARGER THAN LIFESTYLE: 9.5ha (23 ac) with a 4 brm Te Puke
splitstone home and 3 bay half round barn situated just 8 mins Taking part in the Te 871-6157 Puke Restricted Tour- from Dinsdale. Soil type is sandy loam - time to view is soon! www.1stnational.co.nz AJB Ltd MREINZ nament last Saturday Contact Barry or Jenny. CJ32. Internet #201772. proved fruitful for local - FARMS - ATTRACTIVE TE AWAMUTU LIFESTYLE BLOCKS: players Linda Sloan CAROL MARTIN-PAGE TE KAUWHATA DAIRY FARM: 86ha (214 ac) situated Ranging in size from 0.23ha to 2.75ha, each with power, gas and Blair Fisher. They took second Never underestimate a 11km from town. Rolling contour, 3 houses, 3 titles. 18 AS HB and telephone at boundary. All sections have a gently sloping shed. 20 horse stable block. 900m track. $2m + GST without place North/South in woman’s touch contour with good views. Priced from $95,000 incl. GST. shares. CJ30. Contact Barry or Jenny. Internet #193915. the morning session and FOR 70,000MS DAIRY UNIT: 112 ha located in the South King Contact John. JA327. Internet #197370. won the Intermediate/ Country producing 70,000MS from 220 cows running as a PRIVACY, SECLUSION, VIEWS: Listen to the birds and Junior section overall. COMMUNITY self-contained unit. Good 20 aside dairy, 3 brm WB home with look at the views. All part of your own private bush block 5 Local players trav- elled to Cambridge sleepout. Price $1.75m + GST. Contact John. JA318. Internet kms from Ngaruawahia. Check it out! Contact Jenny or Barry. BOARD #180399. last Sunday to play the Auth. by Carol 138 Arawata St, JM05. Internet #189048. annual inter-club chal- 90,000KG DAIRY UNIT: All flat with peat soil in a good Martin-Page Te Awamutu location. Good 20 aside dairy and usual farm buildings. Three BARRY’S BARE BLOCKS: lenge for the Fairland’s bedroom Hardiplank home. Price $2.5m. Complete with 220 5000m2 1¼ acres Newstead $P.O.A Shield. Strong play from cows, tractor and feedout wagon. Contact John Appleton. 2 5400m 1¼ acres Waipa Heights $106,000 Cambridge saw them JA309. 2 5000m 1¼ acres Te Kowhai $150,000 take the shield that - LIFESTYLES - 5000m2 1¼ acres Koromatua $150,000 had been held by Te COUNTRY LIFE - SO NEAR THE CITY: 4ha (10 ac) flat 6000m2 1½ acres Whatawhata $120,000 Awamutu for some years. land with spacious 3 brm home + rumpus room, walk in 1.05ha 2½ acres Te Kowhai $195,000 Club Results: wardrobes and ensuite, polished wooden floors. Three bay half 1ha 2½ acres Whatawhata $150,000 round barn. Price $460,000 + GST. Contact Barry or Jenny. Monday,N/S: D 1.6ha 4 acres Rotokauri $250,000 + GST Fookes/L French 1, CJ33. Internet #197244. B Owen/J Frost 2, Q GOOD MORNING SUNSHINE: This well designed 3 4.8ha 12 acres Rotokauri $395,000 + GST 13ha 33 acres Nth of Hamilton $299,000 + GST Kabel/M Berry 3. E/W: bedroom, brick home is perfectly positioned for all day sun on G Lobb/J Butler 1, A flat 2 acres in Koromatua. Features include double garage, 13ha 33 acres Bush Block $199,000 Stockwell/M Smith 2, B spacious living areas with great indoor/outdoor flow, study 17ha 42 acres Waingaro $300,000 + GST Fisher/L Sloan 3. and enclosed back porch. Price $390,000. Contact Jenny or Contact Barry or Jenny. Barry. JM13. Internet #205722. WE ALWAYS PIRONGIA LIFESTYLE BLOCKS: 9.4 ha of attractive, gently rolling land with pleasant 3 brm home and adjacent 3 WELCOME...
room accommodation. $500,000 + GST, or 7.5ha of rolling 274TC012/04 Letters to the Editor land with good house site and magnificent views. $200,000 + Wedding Photos GST. TKT402. Contact John. Sports Reports ATTRACTIVE RURAL LIFESTYLE: Pleasant 3 bedroom
Coming Events etc. class002 plus office open plan home on approx 2 acres of gently sloping John Appleton Barry Jones Jenny Millington A/h (07) 873 8936 A/h (07) 829 7082 A/h (07) 829 7082 Phone land midway between Otorohanga and Te Awamutu. 3 (027) 488 9434 (027) 444 7127 (027) 242 1012 871-5151 017tc018/02 PAGE 6 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 Not just older ages
WANTED... IDEAL RETIREMENT HOME - 4 bedroom brick home in good area $269,500 up to $300,000. Situated on flat easy care section in quiet affected by arthritis street. Built in permanent materials. 3 3 bedroom brick home on flat section double bedrooms with ensuite off main up to $200,000. Sarah Griffi n and her dog Jordie were bedroom. Spacious kitchen, dining and once familiar faces on many local streets lounge areas. Garage with internal access as they walked long distances around STUNNING FAMILY HOME - town. P.O.A. Being built now and getting NEW FAMILY HOME - $249,500 But three years ago Sarah began to fi nd underway. Three double bedrooms, Handily situated to school and dairy. Three walking more diffi cult and developed a large lounge, ensuite, separate bedrooms with ensuite. Internal access rash on her face. bathroom, dishwasher, lovely from double garage. Constructed in brick. It was the telltale rash that gave the entrance hall, hostess kitchen, Ideal for the family. vital clue to her problem. double garaging, I/A auto door Sarah has ‘lupus’ a form of arthritis that opener. This property is set in a good street EXCLUSIVE - BRAND NEW & NEARLY can affect joints, muscles and other parts on approx 1 acre of flat land. Very FINISHED - P.O.A of the body. handy to school and a pleasant A lovely sunny spacious, private, brick It is one of the auto-immune rheumatic walk to a good shopping centre. townhouse of 3 bedrooms. Carpet, dble diseases - in sufferers antibodies are pro- Sole Agency. garage, internal access, auto door opener, duced, which act against certain body tis- vinyl, 2 x toilets, heat pump. So handy to List with us, good shops. sues and cause infl ammation. and you could be SOLD!! Sarah has systemic lupus, which in- volves the joints and sometimes internal NOMA CAMPBELL FRANK HALLETT AREINZ organs. She was diagnosed with arthritis Ph (07) 871 5594 Ph (07) 871 5694 at just 22. Mobile (0274) 745 603 Mobile (025) 269 7313 Around 10 times more females than 274TC009/04 males develop lupus and it is usually diag- nosed in the child-bearing years. Lupus usually starts with joint pain, while fatigue is one of the most common SPCA Animal Shelter and one of the most prominent features Here we have another lovely of lupus. young dog finding herself in Sarah’s father Morris says she deterio- rated quickly in the initial stages. need of a good home. She’s a young “She had the rash and aching joints, her adult, Labrador X. She has a brilliant energy disappeared quickly and her blood pressure got higher. temperament, she’s happy and friendly, “While lupus cannot be cured, the symp- loves to be with people and seems to be very toms can be treated as they appear and well behaved. She would make a great pet medication has meant she has it under control now.” for any family. Sarah continues to see a rheumatoid specialist in Hamilton and has daily medi- ALSO FOR ADOPTION: Te Awamutu SPCA CARE shelter: cation to take, but otherwise can do most of the things she enjoys. Golden Labrador, female, 229 Bruce Berquist Drive, She is one of around one million New 8 months old Te Awamutu Zealanders who suffer from some form of arthritis - there are actually more than Lots of other cats & Ph 871 5222 or 021 463 543 140 forms of the condition.Those affected are all ages - from children to elderly. dogs still looking for for more details. Arthritis New Zealand provides infor- mation, education, support, public aware- good homes Email [email protected] SARAH Griffin and her walking companion Jordie are ness and funding for research. still familiar faces on Kihikihi Road, but they don’t cover To fi nd out more about arthritis phone OPENING HOURS: Sunday 12pm-4pm and viewing other days by appointment the same distances anymore. A form of arthritis has the Arthritis New Zealand freephone - For appointments call 021 463 543 or 021 110 0829. made walking more difficult for Sarah. 247047AD 0800 663 463. Closed public holidays. 274TC020-04
“Introduction to the mating season ” This is an opportunity to educate your staff or have a refresher yourself, before the mating period. This will help you have more cows mated earlier.
The day will involve a presentation/discussion of approximately one and a half hours at the Pirongia Rugby Clubrooms, Pirongia, followed by a practical session on farm at Bird Road, Pirongia.
The topics include: • Factors affecting the calving pattern, compact calving • The signs of oestrus, and oestrus detection • Record keeping, realistic goal setting • Timing of artificial insemination • Bull health and fertility
The SEMINAR will be held on Tuesday, October 5 starting at 9.30am at the Pirongia Rugby Clubrooms
The PRACTICAL SESSION will follow at Dairy #73621 on Bird Road, Pirongia
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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 PAGE 7 WOF’s/COF’s Vehicle registration No sharks, or cowboys 4 and road user charges X Hours Mon-Fri 7.30am-5.30pm Sat 8.00am-12.00noon
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JOHN FRAMP AUTOAUTO ELECTRICALELECTRICAL (1999) LTD FFRREEEE The Motor Trade Association service stations, repairers and supported by the MTA Customer Battery Testiing and (MTA) has introduced plans to im- vehicle sales. In order to join, or Promise, which ensures members Ellectriicall Check prove the motor industry’s image. remain with MTA, members must work ethically, stand by their work Members must now meet strict pass an assessment, those who and vehicles and provide superior standards which will strengthen do not meet the standards will not service. The promise also provides consumer confi dence. belong to the associa- a free warranty on all vehicles sold “The motor indus- tion. or repaired by MTA members, ➣ Marshall Batteries try has not always “MTA has always including a free 80 point vehicle ➣ enjoyed the best represented the top check, on request, on all used Auto Electrical/Tune Ups reputation. I believe end of the industry,” vehicles sold. MTA also operates ➣ Car Alarms and Stereos it’s a case of a few says Stephen Mat- a free, independent mediation bad apples spoiling thews. “But now service just in case any problems ➣ Exhausts/Brakes the barrel,” says CEO we have a unique do arise. ➣ Stephen Matthews. platform to promote MTA decided the best way to Commercial and On Farm Services “MTA’s new stand- our members from. signal the new focus was to up- ards will ensure that We can confi dently date it’s image and launched their we have no sharks or cowboys.” position them as trustworthy and new logo today. The motoring pub- 121 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu MTA currently has over 5,300 professional – the best in the busi- lic can now look for the new MTA members, representing every area ness!” logo as a sign of reliability and Tel 871 7019 – A/hrs (07) 871 8485 134tc028-02 of the motor industry, including The new standards are also assurance.
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GARY DOBBS a/h 870 2475, mob 027 249 3841 274TC022/04 PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 AAllll NNeeww...... VV66 AALLLLOOYY TTEECC Glimpse of the new VZ They say its ready, Holden’s all new Alloytec V6 New Zealand and Australia’s best-selling car for the that is. But there is more to the new Commodore VZ past few years, gets a recycled front end with a sep- than the new engine. arate radiator mesh grille for each model, a more The new range has landed, and will be seen on aggressive bonnet profi le, changed front and rear our roads within a couple of weeks. bumpers, and changed headlights and tail-lights. Holden is describing the changes it has made The interior also gets upgrades. to its updated Commodore VZ range as the most Electronic gizmos in the VZ and Statesman WL substantial since the introduction of the VT model have also been heavily upgraded. in 1997. There is a stability control system, corner brak- The revised line-up will carry Holden through to ing control, new traction control unit, improved the 2006 launch of its all-new Com- anti-lock brakes modore and Statesman. Holden has with brake-force spent about $200 million on the devel- distribution and opment and re-tooling programme. braking assist on The new-look Commodore VZ, some models. A new electron- ic throttle has also been adopted. Suspensions across the range have been re- worked for better handling and ride. CCoommiinngg ssoooonn ttoo RRoosseettoowwnn HHoollddeenn WWaattcchh TTee AAwwaammuuttuu CCoouurriieerr ffoorr DDeettaaiillss
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PAGE 12 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 PAGE 13 VVEERRYY ssoouugghhtt aafftteerr Reihana aatt tthhiiss pprriiccee!!!! returning 1996 Honda CRV 2.0 auto, air conditioning, power steering, electric windows, alloy wheels home Look... What a mouth-watering prospect - former All Black Bruce Reihana joining Sereni Sivivatu in .00 the Te Awamutu Sports backline next year. $14,000 That appears likely after the game-breaking Reihana signed up with the New Zealand Rugby Union until at least the end of 2007 this week. Long-serving Te Awamutu Sports Senior A player Paul Wheeler said Reihana had visited the club earlier this year and indicated he would be re-joining his hometown club on his return to New Zealand. That’s great news for the local rugby fraternity, hot-on-the-heels of Sivivatu and All Black Jono Gibbes joining Te Awamutu Sports Club this season.
274TC037/04 Steven Bates, arguably the best number-eight in this season’s NPC, is now an established Te Awamutu Sports man. IInngghhaamm HHoonnddaa LLMMVVDD Add the likes of Sam Griffi n, Waylon Tangohau, BRUCE REIHANA back in red,yellow and black Luke Parsons, Nathan White, Jamie Muir and Cnr Mahoe St + Arawata St, Te Awamutu. Ph 871 5630 next year. File photo Wheeler (all Waikato representatives) into the mix and Te Awamutu Sports must be the envy of all other clubs in the Waikato right now. Sadly, because of Chiefs and All Blacks commit- ments, chances of them all playing for the club at any one time are virtually nil. But Te Awamutu Sports club manager, Keith Parsons says they will add a lot of value when they’re able to attend trainings. “We’re thrilled to have one of our favourite sons (Reihana) coming back home. “He still has plenty to offer to Te Awamutu, Waikato and New Zealand rugby.” One of the players singled out by All Blacks coach Graham Henry for his qualities, Reihana will return to New Zealand when his contract with English club Northampton expires next year. “I am looking forward to getting back into rug- by in New Zealand,” says Reihana, who turned down a highly lucrative contract offer to remain in Europe. “I have really enjoyed the competition here in the UK and the experience it has given me. “But I am a very proud New Zealander, and the opportunity to re-join some of my old provincial and Super 12 team-mates, along with the pos- sibility of playing in an All Blacks jersey again, was too hard to resist.” Reihana was last season named the Profes- sional Rugby Association’s Players’ Player of the Year. He played on the left wing for the All Blacks in tests against France and Italy on the 2000 end- of-season tour, scoring two tries against Italy. The 28-year-old has played 81 games for Waikato and scored 385 points. Despite former Waikato halfback Issac Boss do- ing an admirable job as fi ll-in fullback for the in- jured Todd Miller, Reihana looks certain to claim the No 15 jersey in next year’s NPC. “We’re thrilled to be able to get someone of Bruce’s ilk,” says Waikato Rugby Union spokes- man Pat Mellsop. “He’s a true Mooloo, so to get him back, es- pecially when other unions were after him, is special.” Pirongia Gun Club fi ring up again Pirongia Gun Club is urging all members and prospective members to participate in an open shoot on Sunday. The once thriving organisation, situated on the Pirongia-Kawhia road, is making every endeav- our to resurrect a club that has produced many provincial and national champions. For further details see advert in classifi ed sec- tion. Farrell takes wind out of rivals sails Chappy Farrell won the hotly contested non- spinnaker section of the annual trailer yacht regatta at Lake Ngaroto. First placings were shared between four yachts. Farrell, sailing his Joker 6.7 took fi rst place with two fi rsts and three second placings. Murray Wall, in a Sabre 22, had two fi rsts, a second a third and a fourth. Third place went to Owen Johnston, also in a Joker 6.7, on a countback. The spinnaker fl eet was headed by Tony Pul- man (Rotorua), sailing an Elliott 5.9, from Ian Horner (New Plymouth), in a Ross 780. The two visitors featured in an intense battle - Pulman prevailing with four fi rsts and a second to Poolman’s two fi rsts and three seconds. The fi rst local yacht was Southbound, sailed by 274TC002/04 Gordon Wallis, in fourth spot. PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 Bring on the best in 1992 Renault 19 TXE the Commonwealth Toms bouyed by retaining his national boxing title Steven Toms showed great courage and de- termination to retain his under-75kg mid- dleweight boxing title in Invercargill. The Te Awamutu 17-year-old injured his left elbow in round two Auto, power steering, 5 door, of his fi rst bout against alloys, spoiler, cassette Bryce Henley of Can- player, good condition. $4,500 terbury. Despite being re- 274TC036/04 stricted to throwing only right handers, Maurice Hall Motors Toms advanced to the LMVD fi nal with a 21-16 vic- LYON STREET, KIHIKIHI ROAD. PH 871 8881 tory. He says the elbow was still painful going PH: 871 3100 into the fi nal against Zane Whalley of Te 496 OHAUPO RD, Awamutu, but once the TE AWAMUTU match got underway Russ the addrenalin kicked Rural Water Supplies • Domestic Plumbing in. 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Laura Ashley. With 10km to go, Long Road circuit. Richard Mellsop re- She turned up think- Quality Business is Doing it Right the First Time the chasing scratch ing she only had to race Read, along with fel- ports that the quartet riders were only a 1½ 12km but ended up minutes behind and racing 36km. She fi n- seemingly heading for ished only fi ve minutes the win. behind the winners. But under-17 rider Results, with handicap time Read played the per- in parenthesis: N Read (5 min- utes)) 1:14:24, 1; D Buchanan fect waiting game, in (5) 1:14:24, 2; J Williamson Vote the slight up-hill fi n- (10) 1:19:24, 3; E Newlands (5) Spring ish, to take the race 1:14:24, 4; A Ferguson (5m) 1: from Buchanan, Wil- 14:32, 5; J Newlands (scr) 1:10: liamson, Newlands and 17 (fastest time) 6; T O’Carroll Maureen (15) 1:15:39, 7; L Ashley (15) 1: Ferguson. 30:21, 8; S Ross (10) 1:27:54, SSPPEECCIIAALL McCool Jordan Newlands fi n- 9; W Strong (10) 1:28:01, 10. 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• Plumbing ONE CALL • Gas & Heat DOES IT ALL! • Water Services • Bathroom Centre 0800 PRATTS - 0800 772887 24 HOUR SERVICE & FREE QUOTES 106tc034-04 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 PAGE 17 HEALTH AND BEAUTY HEALTH AND WE ALWAYS HEALTH AND Formal Notices BEAUTY WELCOME... BEAUTY Formal Notices Letters to the Editor Maria Beckers SUMMER’S coming, Wedding Photos HERNIA DipHerbMed, NZRK manage your weight. Sports Reports BIRTHS ENGAGEMENTS MNZAMH, MNZCHP Gain energy, exc health. I’ve lost 10kgs. Coming Events etc. class002 VEINS WILSON - Rob and WESTERBAAN - Medical Herbalist Helen 083 291-862. Phone Sarah are delighted to BAYLY Kinesiologist 871-5151 CARPAL announce the arrival The Westerbaan and of Samuel McLeod, Bayly families are Natural Medicine Haemorrhoid Surgery. Practitioner FINANCIAL Greatly reduced weighing 4480gms wishing Nicole and (9lb 14oz) on Septem- Daniel all the best prices. Finance plans Phone 870-2595 available. Central ber 17, 2004, at with their engagement, [email protected] Matariki Maternity. August 29, 2004. Theatre Ltd 0800- A brother for Anna. 678-466. LOST CHURCH NOTICES PODIATRIST IN MEMORIAM NOW at Te Awamutu HERLIHY - Elva. LARGE wooden out- soul. purpose. church Medical Centre, fort- Dear mum, remem- door chair, between nightly on a Wednes- bering you is easy, we Allens Road and Ki- living for a higher cause day morning from Wednesday, October do it everyday, but hikihi, people in blue, Cnr Racecourse and Ohaupo Roads - 871-3888 missing you is a Cheroke Jeep seen 6. For diagnosis and picking it up. Please Pastor Andrew and Judy Vossen treatment of foot and heartache that never goes away. We hold phone 871-1867. foot related problems you tightly within our SUNDAYS - 10.00am including corns, cal- hearts, and there you The Zone for Kids ~ 10am Sunday lus, cracked heels, dif- will remain, life has CHURCH NOTICES ficult or ingrown gone on without you Revelation Youth ~ Anthony Campbell (021) 048-3961 nails. Call (07) 872- but will never be the Rosetown Counselling Centre ~ 871-3977 0300 for an appoint- same. Love Dianne, KIHIKIHI ment. Qualified Reg- Paul, Tony, Ellen and Anglican Parish istered Podiatrist from families, grandchil- Anglesea Clinic Po- of Orakau diatry. dren and great grand- children. Sunday, October 3 TE HUIA - Lucy FINANCIAL Rose. 8/7/1944 - 9.30am - Christ Car Finance PAYMENTS START FROM 30/9/01. Three years Church, Kihikihi Personal Loans $ 1000...... $ 11.75p/w has passed mum, and Celebrant & Preacher House Finance $ 2000...... $ 21.95p/w we miss you so much, Home Improvements $ 4000...... $ 37.65p/w they say time heals, I The Rev. Sue Burns Learner Licence $10,000...... $ 91.80p/w know that’s not true, ALL WELCOME Poor Credit $20,000...... $187.50p/w it only helps you deal Debt Consolidation with the pain that is Enquiries: 871-6130 Weddings 36 MONTH TERM not so frequent, and Holidays Normal credit criteria applies that’s how things are KIHIKIHI with us dealing with WE MAKE FINANCE EASY & FRIENDLY it the way we can. PRESBYTERIAN The best mother, CHURCH mother-in-law, CHU RCH 0800 142646 grandmother and Sunday, October 3 14COIN great grandmother. Love always, Leanne, 9.30am ~ World or text name & ph no. to (0274) 14COIN (TEXTS ONLY) 204TC208/04 Frank, Weston, Communion Sunday Kacee, Lakota and Morning Worship Roxanne. TUITION 11.30am ~ Ngaroma TE HUIA - Lucy Rose. September 30, Everyone Welcome 2001. Three years has Enquiries 872-2898 gone by, some say every year that goes METHODIST by makes us further apart, to me those CHURCH years makes me a lot older and closer to be Sunday October 3 beside you. However the daily visits to BBIIBBLLEE CCHHAAPPEELL your resting place PIRONGIA Have you ever thought? these three years will 9.30am ~ Worship 204TC209/04 not cease, because my We can’t see the wind love for thee is still HEALTH insurance & TE AWAMUTU but we feel it’s affects there. Colin and home loans. Phone whanau. 9.20am ~ Prayer We can’t see electricity David 870-3442. and Praise but we know its power BEREAVEMENTS 10.30am ~ Holy We can’t see air but we need it to live Communion
LOBB - Reina. Join us this week as we explore how the Holy Spirit Rural Finance ALL WELCOME (although we can’t see him) works in our lives Our heartfelt thanks Enquiries 870-1524 Specialists to all who joined us in REV MARCIA HARDY Series: Going through Life with God CALL US FIRST! farewelling our lovely Consultants mum. Your beautiful THE SPIRIT & THE SON Te Awamutu Mortgage Brokers flowers, your baking, 10.00am start - Creche available Trouble Shooters your caring cards and CHRISTIAN calls, all such wonder- Chapel Drive. For more information phone Call free 0800-777-675 ful tributes of friend- SPIRITUALIST Brian 870-2287 Office 871-8667 ship and love. Sue, CHURCH TUITION Jackie and Families. FORMAL NOTICES Red Cross Hall ENGAGEMENTS 11.00am ~ Sunday EDUCATION CENTRES October 3, 17, 31 Alexandra House PROFESSIONAL BURR - MEALING TUTORING Grant and Colette All welcome ✓ READING ✓ have great pleasure in Enquiries: SPELLING announcing their en- ✓ ENGLISH gagement. Love and Phone 871-4096 ✓ MATHEMATICS 190TC203/04
best wishes from Rod CALL (027) 279 5244 and Maureen, Brent Te Awamutu and Sue. PRESBYTERIAN Te Awamutu Funeral Services WAIPA PARISH 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU MATHS to NCEA-3. WEBBER - – Office, Chapel and Reception Lounge – Calculus / Statistics. Sunday, October 3 Mr Duggal 871-7721. MCDONNELL. An- For compassionate and caring service call nouncing the en- ST ANDREWS gagement of Nigel David Houppermans, Blair Sanson or Paul L’Huillier PERSONAL and Wendy. Wendy is 9.00am and 10.15am AFTER abortion the only daughter of St Andrews Kevin and Betty Te Awamutu Monumental Services stress?. Ring Preg- McDonnell. Nigel is Everyone welcome nancy Counselling For all Memorial work Services collect (07) the youngest son of ~ DO JOIN US ~ 204TC206/04 Bill and Gail Webber 855-5779 24 hours a of Hamilton. Enquiries ~ 871-6609 PHONE (07) 871 5131 ALL HOURS day. PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 PERSONAL TO LET PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES CLAIRVOYANT/Medi PUBLIC NOTICE um readings with LANDLORDS Section 31(3) Donna. Enquiries PUBLIC NOTICE Wishing your property TTWWIILLIIGGHHTT Form 1 Sale of Liquor Act 872-8150. to be casually let or Sale of Liquor Act 1989
FOR property convey- managed by a 1989 ancing matters call recognised professional? CCRRIICCKKEETT Bottle King Hold- CAMBRIDGE DOG Joy Lindsay Enter- 870-4991, James Par- ings Limited, TENANTS OBEDIENCE CLUB INC prises Ltd, private lane Solicitor. 9 aside competition through its Director Needing help finding company of Te Awa- All team entries by October 11, 2004 TRAINING COURSE mutu, has made ap- Anil Kumar Gupta, 57 accommodation which WANTED TO RENT suits your needs? plication to the Dis- Cucksey Crescent, Te CONTACT TE AWAMUTU SPORTS CLUB Obedience & Agility trict Licensing Agency Awamutu has made HOUSE three bed- Contact rancene Keith Parsons 871-3910 Enrolment Night at Te Awamutu for application to the Dis- rooms in or around on 871-7146, Lou Brown 872-0232 work or 870-4463 a/h the renewal of On and trict Licensing Agency Pirongia area for fam- Mobile (027) 289-3952 October 5, 2004 Off licences in respect ily. Phone (0274) 063- 6.30pm at Te Awamutu for 871-6287 a/h of the premises situ- 063. at our Grounds the grant of a Off Li- Waipa Property ST PATRICK’S PARISH ated at 33-44 Alexan- TWO or three bedroom Swayne Rd, Cambridge dra Street, Te Awa- cence under Section Link Ltd. MREINZ 31(3) of the Sale of house to rent, town or Te Awamutu Bring vaccination cards mutu and known as rural, careful tenant Joy’s Place. Liquor Act, 1989 in with references, have Preparation for the Sacraments BUT NO DOGS respect of the prem- The general nature of a dog. Phone Jo (07) Professional 8 weeks - $40 Parents wanting their children to prepare for the the business conducted ises situated at Shop 824-3007. Property sacraments of First Reconciliation, First ENQUIRIES under the licence is 3, 39 Rewi Street, Te TWO to three bedroom Management Paula ~ Obedience that of a tavern. Awamutu. Communion, and Confirmation, please contact 871-1996 flat or cottage with The general nature of garage for reliable St Patrick’s Parish Office. Vickie ~ Agility The days on which and the hours during which the business conducted and tidy tenants with Phone 871-6109 for an enrolment form 870-2932 references, under $170 the liquor is sold under under the licence is p/w, in or around Te as soon as possible. the On licence are sale of liquor (Bottle Monday to Saturday Shop). Awamutu area. Phone DUTY 871-5684 or (021) 267- 7.00am to 3.00am the Ray White Real following day to any The days on which and 4782. CHEMIST Estate MREINZ Te Awamutu person present and the hours during which To Discuss Options TE AWAMUTU Sunday 7.00am to the liquor is sold under BOARD PHARMACY 10.00pm to any person the licence are Monday Contact present and until to Sunday (both days AVAILABLE Glenda Death 168 Alexandra Street 3.00am for those din- inclusive) 8.00am to BOARDER wanted for Mob (025) 685-6626 SATURDAY ing. (Good Friday, 11.00pm A/hrs 871-3396 two bedroom house, October 2, 2004 Easter Sunday, on outskirts of town. Office 871-7149 Sunday, October 3 The application may be 10.00am to 2.00pm Christmas Day and up Phone (021) 298-5806 until 1.00pm on Anzac inspected during ordi- 10.00am to 2.00pm 5.00pm to 6.00pm or 870-2555. Day for dining only). nary office hours at the on the Main Street The days on which and office of the Waipa Dis- SUNDAY TO LET Enquiries to Roni (025) 661-2243 October 3, 2004 the hours during which trict Licensing Agency liquor is sold under the 10.00am to 1.00pm at 101 Bank Street, Te SELF-CONTAINED Off licence are across Awamutu. Are you looking 5.00pm to 6.00pm the bar, Monday to for Property rooms available, near Any person who is enti- town, suit working ST JOHN Saturday 7.00am to Management? person. Phone 871- 3.00am the following tled to object and who Stock Donation Scheme day and Sunday wishes to object to the 5645. JUMBLE WE DEAL 9.00am to 10.00pm, grant of the application SALE (excluding Good Friday, may, not later than 10 WITH ALL THREE bedroom ATTENTION FARMERS! SALE Easter Sunday, Christ- working days after the home, local, available MAINTENANCE Presbyterian Church mas Day and up until date of the first publi- in two weeks, $210. Help support your local St John 1.oopm on Anzac Day). cation to this notice, file Phone 870-1132. Mutu Street a notice in writing of ISSUES by donating calves October 2 The application may be inspected during ordi- the objection with the PROM PTLY THREE bedroom Ph Terry (027) 551 7034 8.30am to 11.00am nary office hours at the Secretary of the District house in town, bond Ph 871-5044 WILLIAMS AND KETTLE office of the Waipa Dis- Licensing Agency at and references re- trict Licensing Agency Private Bag 2402, Te quired, $210 p/w. Ian Coleman at 101 Bank Street. Awamutu. Phone 870-4495 after (025) 942-524 871-3764 Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ 6.30pm. Any person who is enti- This is the second pub- “Nobody does it better” Council Carpark tled to object and who lication of this notice. wishes to object to the MEETINGS Saturday, October 2 AVAILABLE immedi- TE AWAMUTU grant of the application Phone Phyllis 871-4811 may, no later than 10 ately, tidy 3 bedroom HEARING house in Te Awa- working days after the ASSOCIATION date of the first publi- mutu, close to high PIRONGIA school, $195 p/w. cation of this notice. Phone 872-2578. OPEN DAY GUN CLUB File a notice in writing Te Awamutu of the objection with Soccer Club BEAUTIFULLY kept AROHENA Friday October 8, 10.00am - 3.00pm OCTOBER SHOOT the Secretary of the home in Te Pahu, suit District Licensing PLAYCENTRE Association Rooms, 371 Mahoe Street OCTOBER SHOOT ANNUAL 5 ASIDE professional couple, Agency at Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu. COMPETITION quiet neighbourhood, ANNUAL GENERAL Trouble shooting of hearing aids and Sunday October 3 lovely views, no ani- MEETING Demonstration of Assistive Listening Devices at 10.00am This is the second pub- Will commence on mals, references re- lication of this notice. Tuesday, October 19 for people with or without hearing aids ~ Programme ~ quired, $215 p/w. Filed on behalf of the October 14 7.30pm Approx. 100 targets Phone (07) 825-9060 Devices include: T.V. cordless head phones applicant by Liquor at Marist Park at the Centre or (07) 825-9884. Telephones Phone amplifiers Club Grounds: Licensing Bureau Ltd, Pirongia/Kawhia Rd Park Road. ALL WELCOME Flasher/ringers Hearing aid batteries and PO Box 19024, Hamilton. DOUBLE room $80, All shooters welcome includes expenses ex- Cleaning tools, etc. Team entries to Enquiries: R Smith cept food, suit work- PUBLIC NOTICES Enquiries please phone 871-3649 (027) 288-8070 Ken Miezenbeck ing 30+ person. Phone a/h 871-9083 Phone 871-4568 (hm) 871-4331. 871-4510 (work) FLATMATE wanted, VOTE Entry fee - $125 NORRIS HALL TTee Awamutu $60 p/w plus ex- Same format as last year penses. Phone (021) For Te Awamutu CoConnntinuingtinuing TE AWAMUTU Entries close October 7 398-163. Community Education Group MARIST
FOUR bedroom family Board JUNIOR 5 (Auth. Norris Hall) home with office, Tur- 239 Pakura Street ANNUAL ASIDE LEAGUE ere Lane, no dogs, Yvonne and Te Awamutu non-smokers, avail- Bruce Reeves PRIZEGIVING Will also commence on able approx October October 14
29. Phone 870-3056. ALCOHOLICS Saturday, at Marist Park
ANONYMOUS Spinal Cord October 2, 2004 8 years to 12 years ONE bedroom flat, Rehabilitation at Clubrooms fully refurbished, If you want to Limit 8 teams close to town, $130 drink, that’s your Wednesday, 6.30pm No entry fee p/w. Phone 870-3492. business October 6, 2004 Happy Hour Junior league at 9.30am starts IF YOU WANT TO contact name David SELF Storage, Te STOP, THAT’S OURS Waipa Live band Awamutu, from ‘Freedom Hall. Phone 870-1613 Phone 871-4072 Workingmens Club $17p/w, 24 hour ac- Albert Park Drive Express’ This advertisement cess security patrols. or 870-3463 P O Box 194 $2.00 (Levin) proudly sponsored by Phone (07) 856-7584 Authorised by Graham Jull 482 Bank Street, Te Awamutu ALL WELCOME SUPPER PROVIDED WAIKATO CAKES or (027) 608-1749. Te Awamutu ~ Phone 871-6587 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 PAGE 19 PUBLIC NOTICES GARAGE SALE VEHICLES FOR LIVESTOCK FOR PROPERTIES FOR PROPERTIES FARM WORK SALE SALE SALE WANTED WANTED PUBLIC NOTICE ST JOHNS Church Hall, George Street, Section 41(3) HEREFORD Bulls HOUSE WANTED Sale of Liquor Act October 2, 8.00am. Amber Mountain MOUNT/ SPRAYING 1989 Stud has three top PAPAMOA Rural / semi rural Knapsack or Hand Gun yearling bulls on of- Te Awamutu area S.R.G Holdings FOR SALE Proven Reputation fer, low bw, suit heifer Limited, 39 Rewi BUYING or SELLING Prefer three bedroom Evaluated Costings BOYS Avanti racing mating. Phone (0274) Street, Te Awamutu in this active property with good garage and Prompt Professional bike, excellent condi- 845-326. market can be highly shedding. $150,000 to Service has made application tion, $100. Phone 871- to the District Licens- JERSEY yearling bulls profitable $200,000 6692. “TAKE THE FIRST STEP” Book now ing Agency at Te for lease. Phone 871- Please phone All enquiries to: Awamutu for the re- COMPUTER, Celeron, 9485. Phone “Irish” (021) 753-711 or 5400 series, 56k mo- for current sales data TDCCH Ltd. newal of a Off Licence (07) 823-6906 a/h Rural Workforce under Section 41(3) of dem, plus printer, and advice Sale of Liquor Act, $500. Small computer GRAZING (07) 575-8095 870-4318 (021) 515-538 1989 in respect of the desk, $30. Writing AVAILABLE WANTED KNOWN desk with drop front, premises situated at 3 Keith Savage “Irish” FOR all your FARM Guys Supermarket, 39 $80. Phone (07) 873- NISSAN Patrol 1994, 7 CULTIVATION EMPLOYEES 7738 evenings. seater r/r, bull bars, Mount Property shop RAWLEIGH products. Rewi Street, Te Awa- MREINZ Ltd Phone 871-5737. WANTED mutu. DRESSING table, ve- excellent condition. Phone 872-2530/ (027) Plough Work Only ONE and half acres, The general nature of neer, $75. Rimu MILKER required, 289-5496. town boundary, large FARM WORK the business conducted wirewove single bed, Phone 871-6937 part-time, 470 cows, under the licence is $60. Phone 872-7782. family house and WANTED Te Kawa. Phone 871- supermarket. gardens, five bed- 1801. FIREWOOD, 5m³, room, three garages, CROP & The days on which and $160. 10m³ $290. $345,000. Phone (021) the hours during which Phone (07) 878-5242 501-209. PASTURE WORK WANTED the liquor is sold under or (021) 617-349. Great the licence are Monday Tyres! SPRAYING AVOID prickles and to Sunday (both days FIREWOOD GRAZING WANTED Sell it in the flat weeds in your inclusive) 7.00am to Dry split pine - 2cu Great Phone Neil Drury lawn this summer. 1.00am. $120, truckload $220. Classifieds! (021) 926-315 Phone Ron to get it sprayed (07) 825-2090 The application may be Phone (07) 843-8373 Agricultural Contractor or (027) 696-2802. Prices! WEANER Phone 871 5151 or (0274) 966-604. inspected during ordi- Fitting & Balancing nary office hours at the FISHER and Paykel GRAZING office of the Waipa Dis- fridge freezer, frost FARM WORK WANTED trict Licensing Agency free, excellent order. WANTED BBIINN TTYYZZ at 101 Bank Street, Te Kihikihi Road Phone 871-6043 eve- We require farmers Gardening Awamutu. 204TC207/04 Te Awamutu CALF DEHORNING nings. with excellent stock Water blasting Any person who is enti- FRIDGE - freezers, all Phone 871 3079 and management Weed spraying tled to object and who sizes and prices. skills that have safe No Anaesthetic Fertilizing wishes to object to the Phone 871-5623 Sec- WANTED TO BUY farms with good fertil- grant of the application ond Hand Market. ity, subdivision, water used Phone Ron may, not later than 10 CALF MILK supply, yard facilities (07) 825-2090 or working days after the MARKET STREET and are able to graze Because of its great (0274) 966-604 date of the first publi- SECOND HAND WANTED a minimum of 100 success last season. No job too small cation to this notice, file 24 HOUR pick up. a notice in writing of MARKET dairy weaners from This year FREE Trauma Counselling Phone Farrelly Calf Nov/Dec till April 2005 BUILDERS available, the objection with the WINZ quotations our Rearing. Phone 871- Phone Wayne Glidden 871-8977 $40 plus GST per Secretary of the District specialty 5075. Contact: W. Dickson mob (027) 454-3336 hour. Phone Lance Licensing Agency at We Guarantee our sales. (0274) 972-691 (027) 256-6622 or a/h Private Bag 2402, Te ✰Free Delivery✰ Awamutu. COLOSTRUM AND 870-1441 or Kane (07) Phone 871-5623 PENICILLIN MILK THE NEW ZEALAND WORK WANTED 825-9000. This is the second pub- GRAZING COMPANY lication of this notice. Phone Mark Bocock LIMITED CAR valet. Phone Ul- PLANTS FOR 872-1772 or tra Clean 871-6662. SALE (0274) 746-917 “Sick & Tired of Trying to BUSINESS SUPER BUSINESSES FOR CARPET DEALS MULCHING WANTED to buy, de- SALE ceased estate lots, old Fix Your Computer?” CLEANING AIR FILLS TIME! china, collectables, CLEAN ING ON site filling. Spence tools etc, bric-a-brac. • TE AWAMUTU BASED SERVICE! DOMESTIC and IICRC Approved Marine phone 871- Pea Straw Phone Steve (021) • NO CALLOUT FEE! 7711. Compost 227-2626. COMMERCIAL BRAKE servicing, Bark CLEANING Simple solution - call us on Stuart Law Ltd. LIVESTOCK Ngaruwahia to 870 5075 Phone 871-6426. at MASONS for an immediate response, and convenient WANTED Otorohanga Districts. GARDEN CENTRE Plant, Stock, Staff Ohaupo Rd, Te Awamutu mobile service to your door. ULTRA CLEAN BOATS FOR SALE Phone 871-6208 AC PETFOODS $30,000.00 176TC204/04 Phone 871-6662 or STEVE (0274) 984-465 FIGLASS Fireball, Now Buying Phone COX (027) 619-3968 COMPUTER 14.6, 1986, 70hp VRO Horses Johnson motor, fresh POWER CARPET. Phone Ultra water use only, can- NGAROTO 0800-834-222 Clean 871-6662. opy, spare props, ski NURSERIES KWIK KERB COMPLETE cleaning pole, excellent order, Where savings make LIVE CALF Business for Sale LIVESTOCK WANTED service. Phone Ultra $7500 ono. Phone Clean 871-6662. 871-7797 after 7pm. $cents COLLECTION Good Income Trees and Shrubs Full Training A C PETFOODS DO YOU RUN CARAVANS & Cafe Phone (021) 419-450 TRAILERS Gardens REGULAR or 871-9057 A BUSINESS? www.jeffskwikkerb.co.nz Hours PICK UPS Need Book Keeping CARAVAN wanted, 8.30am- 5.00pm assistance? 20-30ft, any condition, PROPERTIES FOR Greenlea anywhere, up to OPEN 7 DAYS 0800 834 222 Phone Moira at SALE PREMIER MEATS LIMITED $10,000 cash. Phone Ngaroto Road Office Works Ltd Steve (021) 227-2626. Te Awamutu TOP NOTCH on 871-3319 or CALVES/MILK HOUSE FOR SALE WANTED (027) 282-4963 CARAVANS wanted, Phone 871-5668 any size, any condi- WANTED Three Bedroom Cows Bulls Prime Ox/Heifer ELECTRICIAN tion, anywhere, rea- Double Garage MOTORCYCLES ELECTRICIAN sonable price. Phone Prompt collection Wallace Terrace PROMPT PROCESSING FREE CARTAGE SAME DAY KILL Steve (025) 622-0011. FOR SALE CHRIS MYLCHREEST and payment Great Views SUZUKI LTZ 400, JEFF KEESOM LIVESTOCK BUYER CHRIS MYLCHREEST Phone 870-4354 GARAGE SALE 2003, mechanic Ph Joanne Leigh A/H: 07 839-7330 MOB: 027 280 8303 owned, well main- 021 668 721 No agents FOR: 20 Nurse Davey Court, tained, $8,500. Phone a/h (07) 883 4662 « New Installations Saturday, 9.00am (07) 896-6041 or (027) « Maintenance start. 696-3774. LIVESTOCK WANTED « Repairs LIVESTOCK FOR 235 State Highway 3, 4 SALE Phone 871-2914 kms south Kihikihi on VEHICLES BONER COWS WANTED Mobile Main Road, 8.00am, WANTED Saturday October 2, AUTUMN born HFD x, (027) 496-7849 LATE model vehicles Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment watch for signs. steers and heifers, GARDENER, Ron wanted for disman- dehorned, drenched Elder, for all mainte- 47 Nurse Davey Court, tling - Ford, Holden, Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule and will deliver to Te nance. Ph 871-4282. Te Awamutu, garage, Mazda, Mitsubishi. Awamutu and sur- Also empty heifers and potter bulls everything must go, Rosetown Auto Wreck- rounding areas, from LOUNGE SUITES. Saturday October 2, ers, 2 Bruce Berquist $300 each inclusive. Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Phone Ultra Clean 8.00am. Drive, Phone 871-6066. Phone 871-9526. Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 871-6662. PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT VACANT AUTOMOTIVE LEAD guitarist for FIX THOSE Rosetown annoying window For a Professional Service, classic rock band. PRE-TRADE COURSES and door Free Quotes, Phone 872-2750. DRIVER Fairview Educational Services Limited, Hamilton problems NOW! at Affordable Rates. SECURITY officers - Conservatories “A Moving are needed! You can is now accepting applications for the following Window Handles TRAINING gain this qualification full time INDUSTRY BASED Friction Stays Experience” by correspondence for courses starting in January 2005 Door Handles Household or Phone just $640. Phone Door Hinges Household or 0800-800-043. Automotive Servicing Course (40 weeks) Sliding Door Rollers BusBusiiiinessness 872-2805 Automotive Panelbeating Course (36 weeks) Aluminium Frames Ph AME Now! STUDENT, two hours Security Locks every weekend, man- Tertiary Education Commission (07) 858-4506 TE AWAMUTU Automotive Youth Courses (44 weeks) Glazing or (021) 422-895 ual work, $10 per Window Rubber hour, must be punc- COURIER Fully funded (free) Safeguard Safes tual, reliable and Tertiary Education Commission Skill Odyssey paye tax if necessary. Enhancement Course (44 weeks) SHUTTLE Phone Richard Death Fully funded (free) Phone 871-5151 Shuttle SERVICE 871-3396. For details of course fees, entry requirements and 0800-25-25-00 COLIN PATERSON Te Awamutu based SITUATIONS VACANT enrolment procedures please contact the Ph/Fax 870870---19041904 Shuttles - transfers - Training Services Coordinator on Te Awamutu based charters FLY SCREENS 07 849 9828 Personalised Airport transfers & DOOR S Luxury Shuttle Service Social and private SECURIITY DOORS All centres Door to door service functions & WIINDOWS & WI NDOWS Airport pick up/drop off Ph Pat or Deanne MAGIC SEAL and Charters 872-2530 CRIMSAFE Brands Discounts Fax 872-2535 FREEPHONE Guaranteed products Steve’s Personal service 0800 Odyssey Phone Dave 871-7200 0800 639773 Specialist Tree Freephone 0800 104 466 Maintenance OFFAL Glen Rawson Advanced Certificate HOLES in Arboriculture Plumbing Pruning Chipping Craftsman, Plumber Ë Ë Ë Dismantling Thinning and Gasfitter Tree Felling Roofing Maintenance KING COUNTRY DRILLING Selective Crown New reduction Phone (027) 222-7590 or 870-2987a/h * 4 Wheel Drive FOR YOUR FREE QUOTE * Best Equipment Phone (0274) 191-591 * Best Prices (07) 829-8818 a/h Our business is seeking a motivated HOME AND * Foundations GARDEN MOWING * Lined Soak Holes person who is willing to work with our signwriting team. Lawn mowing and * Associated TE AWAMUTU Concrete Products Applicants should have raw artistic ability home maintenance LAWNCARE work PHONE DENNIS Have secondary school qualifications in Lawnmowing Any work considered COLSON Full section care English and Maths Cheap rates 0800 DUG HOLES Have good communication skills both Free quotes 0800 384 465 Phone 870-1414 written and verbal Phone (07) 825-2722 or (027) 251-1414 Have good computer skills or (021) 335-456 PAINTER TEN years experience. Applications close October 15 HOME Phone Paul (027) 282- TE AWAMUTU Please apply in writing to: 8950. MAINTENANCE PLUMBING AND Vacant Position CONTRACTORS DRAINAGE PO Box 415, Te Awamutu PANELBEATING L awn Mowing Colin Downie Gardening Plumbing & Drainage CUSTOMER SERVICES Section Maintenance Shannon Wrigley & Co. Limited Tree & Hedge Maintenance §New houses alterations ASSISTANT Trimming Chartered Accountants Domestic Cleaning Panel and Paint §Septic tank and effluents Window Cleaning §Blocked drains - Hydro A full time position is available for an outgoing HELP! Donna’s having a baby. Rubbish Removal 87 Albert Park Drive Jet and Camera motivated person to work in Cambridge. We need a highly motivated individual to fill the Te Awamutu Section Cleaning Phone An interest in liquor industry preferred. big shoes of our short dynamo. Become part of EXTREMELY LOW Phone 871-6780 (0274) 989-022 or our administration team on a permanent part RATES!!! 871-8976 a/h Some weekend and evening work involved. time basis and be responsible for the preparation PC PROBLEMS? PROMPT RELIABLE NO fix, no fee, repairs If you are interested, have an outgoing of payrolls for our clients and provide support to SERVICE!!! from experienced local TREE & STUMP personality and a drivers licence our accounting team. 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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 30, 2004 PAGE 21 Te Awamutu Courier ENTERTAINMENT SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT CINEMA SCENE Plots With A View With “Six Feet Under” having paved the way, the sky’s now the limit on funeral comedy, so to SSPPRREEAADDEERR DDRRIIVVEERR speak. In the zippy zany British comedy “Plots With A View”, death and bereavement are fair WWAANNTTEEDD game, but it’s the funeral industry that takes most of the barbs in a farcical onslaught that Experienced driver sought for prestigious starts briskly and never lets up. truck. Truck and trailer licence required. Set in a small English town, “Plots With A Prefer agricultural background. View” centres on an ancient, unrequited romance Excellent conditions ~ great boss - as a boy, Boris Plotz failed to make the moves Call David at on Betty, and he has regretted it ever since. Now grown, Boris (Alfred Molina) is a director of Plotz PRECISION SPREAD (0274) 845-326 Funeral Homes and Betty (Brenda Blethyn) the unhappy wife of a cheating husband (Robert Pugh) who also happens to be the town mayor. HODGSON Everything has remained status quo in their lives until Betty’s mother-in-law dies. Boris and Betty are thrust together again and as they MOTORS discuss the funeral arrangements for Betty’s mother-in-law, the old spark is re-kindled. Boris and Betty discover that the only obstacle SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS REQUIRED between their love for one another, is Betty’s mar- Te Awamutu and surrounding districts riage to the two-timing Mayor. In a desperate bid for happiness Boris and Betty decide to stage her Assistance is available to obtain a death and run away together. passenger service licence. Their only obstacle is the ambition of a rival fu- Phone 871-6373 neral parlour run by a marketing-mad American named Frank Featherbed (Christopher Walken) and his dimwit assistant (Lee Evans), a meddle- some pair who’ll stop at nothing to get a bigger slice of mortuary share. Featherbed is holding his fi rst funeral - done much to the surprise of the bereaved, in a Star Trek theme. There are some cute and novel touches that liven up this gentle black comedy. These include the way Miriam Margolyes plays twin sisters Thelma and Selma who run the local fl orist shop, while the core cast are liable to break into lavish song and dance routines at the drop of a (top) hat, and Jerry Springer punctuates the movie with a sort of running commentary. Watts as the viciously ambitious, blonde trollop, Meredith is a pleasant surprise. Blethyn is always an eminently watchable actor, as is the soulful-eyed Molina - both prove themselves capable of cutting a dash on the dance fl oor, plus a little slapstick. It’s refreshing to see mature actors as the ro- mantic leads. Most of the jokes begin with Walken - whose electrifi ed hairstyle is an ever-present reminder Have you got something for of the fi lm’s tone - and end with his elaborate, unimaginably hilarious over-the-top funeral productions. Give the serious nature of death, it takes some Sale worth Under $50? guts to treat the subject with-out the least degree of solemnity - but director Nick Hurran and writ- er Frederick Ponzlov aren’t interested in political YES - Advertise it for FREE!!! correctness or pathos. And it’s a good thing - any such compromise would have been fatal. That the fi lm is able to indulge such excesses without risk- ing tastelessness is a function of its total devotion 274TC018-04 to absurdity.
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THE THEATRE BEAUTIFUL See Black Eyed Peas live regent3.itgo.com Armies and nests of mysterious, frightening monsters face off on earth with the human race Te Awamutu Courier and Tracs give readers the In a world of wannabe gangstas, Black caught in the middle. Lots of actions, it’s fun and top-notch creature FX. chance to win a double pass to see the the Black Eyed Peas’ music has promoted positivity Eyed Peas play Auckland’s North Shore Events throughout their Centre on Friday, October 8. near-10-year ca- They play Wellington the night before. Tickets reer, and in the are available from Ticketek. past 12 months The Black Eyed Peas - an all- the world fi nally M rapping, all-breakdanc- caught on to ing, all-live their socially- THU 1.55, 5.55 & 7.55, FRI 1.55, 5.55 & 8.00, SAT 4.15, 6.25 & 8.35, hip hop conscious SUN 3.15, 5.25 & 7.35, MON 6.10, TUE & WED 6.10 & 8.05 enter- style. tainment The success We laughed our heads off. This slap-stick farce surprises with genuine laugh-out-loud machine of ‘Where is humour. Gerard Depardieu at his brilliant best. Highly recommended for adults. - return the Love?’ (fea- to New turing guest A great pick-me-up tonic. Zealand in vocals from October to Timberlake) RUBY & QUENTIN M bring peace, propelled their love, and third album THU 7.50, FRI 7.55, SAT 8.15, SUN 7.15, MON 6.30 one hell of a ‘Elephunk’ into party. the Australian Top 5, and their show- M The Black Eyed Peas’ stealing appearance on the Big Day Out cemented DODGEBALL live show is spontaneous, electric, interactive this former underground act’s credentials as bone THU 2.05 & 8.08, FRI 4.05 & 8.10, SAT 4.40, SUN 1.45 & 7.45, WED 7.55 and always surprising. As Reuters raved of a May fi de hip hop superstars. 2004 gig, “the Black Eyed Peas bring the crowd to To be in to win simply put your name, address life with wonderful zeal. The group’s funk-doused and daytime contact number on the back of a PRINCESS DIARIES 2: ROYAL ENGAGEMENT G hip-hop was cranked out by a live wire of a band, standard sized envelope, address it to ‘The Black THU & FRI 1.30 & 5.30, SAT 2.10 & 6.15, SUN 1.10 & 5.15 while the quartet showed they didn’t need any cad- Eyed Peas Competition’ and make sure it reaches re of dancers because they have their own moves.” our offi ce by 5pm next Tuesday. SHREK 2 PG THU 4.05, FRI 2.05, FINAL SAT 2.45 John Williamson ‘On the Road’ OUR FAMILY MOVIE CHOICE... All ages will enjoy this delightfully entertaining adventure about animals saving their farm. Thrilling and fun-filled. Intelligent script, characters Te Awamutu Courier and Tracs give readers the Pixie and Warren. chance to win a double pass to see Aussie icon John John’s ‘True Blue Reunion’ Tour will support and craft. Well recommended. Williamson live at Hamilton’s Founders Theatre. the CD and DVD ‘True Blue Two’ out now The concert is on Friday, October 8, the seventh on EMI. HOME ON THE RANGE G on a nine date New Zealand tour. Classic songs THU & FRI 10.30 & 12.15, SAT 12.55, SUN 11.55 Tickets are available from Ticketek. that will be In July 2003 John Williamson began reprised are a True Blue Reunion Tour with ‘Hawkesbury GARFIELD G special guests Pixie River Lovin’, THU & FRI 9.50, 11.40 & 3.45, SAT 12.20 & 4.25, SUN 11.20 & 3.25 Jenkins and ‘Flight of the Warren H Blowfl y’, ‘Boo- A really good old-fashioned mystery drama. BEWILDERING. CHILLING. EERIE. SCARY. Williams. merang Cafe’ The and ‘Teach M True Blue Me to Drive’ THE VILLAGE Reunion with Pixie and SAT 8.45, SUN 5.40, FINAL TUE 7.55 proved ‘A Thousand Oscar is a fast-talking little fish whose big dreams have a habit of landing him in hot to be an Feet’, ‘What water. The greatest cast ever has been assembled for this fantastic CG deep sea adventure. outstand- a Place’ and One for every member of the family to enjoy as much as FINDING NEMO and SHREK. ing success ‘Raining on with most the Rock’ with shows sold Warren. SHARK TALE PG out and To be in to win simply put your THU & FRI 10.10, 12.05 & 3.55, SAT 12.30 & 2.25, SUN 11.30 & 1.25, many stand- ing ova- name, address and daytime contact number on MON 6.20, TUE & WED 5.55 tions. the back of a standard sized envelope, address it to Due to the immense popularity of last year’s ‘The John Williamson Competition’ and make sure A quick-fire entertainer not to be missed. Fast-paced action done with humour and style. tours John is now coming to New Zealand with it reaches our offi ce by 5pm next Tuesday. Take the ride. This movies pulses forward relentlessly and the tension never slackens. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY M THU 7.45, FRI 7.50, SAT 8.25, SUN 7.25, TUE & WED 7.45 One of the most beautiful films you will get to see this year. It is a wonderful, wonderful, intriguing film. When you open your door to strangers, you never know who might come in. Star Tavern Highly recommended for adults. - HIGH STANDARD OF DRESS ESSENTIAL - G MY HOUSE IN UMBRIA M HURSDAY... KihiKihi THU & FRI 10.15, 2.00 & 5.50, SAT 12.25, 2.20 & 4.20, T Stella Corporate Club SUN 11.25, 1.20 & 3.20, TUE 6.05, WED 10.15 & 8.00 Enjoy a FREE platter and cheap beer. Come IG GUIDE... along!! We promise you won’t be disappointed. Friday Night Side-splitting humour and heart of gold, a natural successor to Waking Ned Devine and ...Band...Takes Two Saving Grace with more energy than both combined. Funny, sweet and beautifully told. A RIDAY... crowd pleasing comedy in the vein of Mrs Caldicot’s Cabbage War. Brenda Blethyn, Alfred F Band... HAPPY HOUR 5~6pm Molina, Naomi Watts and Christopher Walkin star in..
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