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Published Tuesday and Thursday TUESDAY, MAY 31, 2005 034TC060/05 Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY More citizens Warrior chief and sportsmen Britain and South Africa con- tinue to be the major suppliers of immigrants to New Zealand if Waipa District Council’s citi- zenship ceremony last Tuesday inducted to Walk of Fame is any indication. Warrior chief Rewi Maniapoto, World Of the 21 new citizens in- Champion ploughman Alan Wallace and ducted, there were eight South champion cyclist and world champion coach Africans and seven Britons. Brendon Cameron are the latest inductees to There were also three from the Te Awamutu Walk of Fame. China and one each from Fiji, The announcement of the inductees cul- Papua New Guinea and India. minated the successful Pride of Te Awamutu Te Awamutu’s newest New Awards held at the Te Awamutu Golf Club of Zealand citizens are Alan Thursday night. Charlton (British), Siyagni Devi The annual event is a Te Awamutu Alive Sargent (Fijian) and Jacques event, in conjunction with Waipa District Johannes Scholtz (South Council, and aims to celebrate the successes African). and achievements of Te Awamutu people. The other 18 all reside in Induction to the Walk of Fame is the highest Cambridge. honour. Mr Wallace is regarded as one of New On their bikes Zealand’s top ploughmen. He won the 1968, BikeNZ has named fi ve mem- 1971, 1976 and 1980 New Zealand Ploughing bers of Te Awamutu Sports Championship, the Silver Plough. Cycling Club in the 2006 Com- He went on to compete at the World Plough- monwealth Games ‘long list’. ing Championships which he did with distinc- They are road cyclists Sa- tion, placing 15th in 1969, second in 1971, rah Ulmer, Melissa Holt and fi fth in 1976 and his crowning achievement, Michelle Hyland, and track World Champion in Ireland in 1981. cyclists Tim Gudsell and Peter Mr Wallace’s ploughing and management Latham. skills have been well utilised by New Zealand, Professional road cyclist as he was coach of the National team at fi ve Julian Dean, who had a brief World Championships from 1988 to 2004. stint with Te Awamutu club in Mr Cameron has forged an outstanding the late 1990s, has also been cycling record, winning numerous New Zea- selected. land junior and senior titles, representing New Zealand at two Commonwealth and two Olympic Games, and is now an elite coach of Cool job World and Olympic Champion Sarah Ulmer. Another Te Awamutu resident He is one of the fi rst successful cyclists from could join curler Lorne de Pape the new Te Awamutu Velodrome building in at next year’s Winter Olympics 1983, the youngster who came down to the in Italy. Velodrome and timed cyclists with his watch, WALK OF FAME INDUCTEES: Cyclist and coach Brendon Cameron (right), The search is on for fi ve then return later on his non-competitive bike Kiwis to participate in the Win- World Champion ploughman Alan Wallace (centre) and Maree Panapa and try and beat these times when nobody receiving the honour on behalf of the whanau of Rewi Maniapoto. 151051AD ter Olympic Torch Relay, being was there. held in December and January Manga, later called Rewi Maniapoto, was all the qualities expected of one raised to lead. The monument honouring Rewi was un- as part of the buildup. born in Waikato early in the nineteenth cen- He became known by Maori and Pakeha for veiled at Kihikihi in April 1894. Nominations are invited for tury, the direct descendant and namesake of his oratory, political debate and leadership, Two months later Rewi died at Kihikihi. A people who unite their commu- his founding tribal ancestor, Maniapoto. knowledge of traditional customs and prac- great tangi was held, and on June 29 he was nities through sport, education Rewi was educated according to his rank tices, and military skills. His moko was that buried at the foot of his memorial. or culture. and Ngati Maniapoto custom and exemplifi ed of a rangatira. Pride of Te Awamutu Awards page 7. The fi ve New Zealanders chosen will receive an all expenses paid trip, along with memories to treasure. More people in need of LifeLine service To place a nomination go to A major increase in calls to Life- Other major subjects of calls for 838 0719. LifeLine is the only free, LifeLine Waikato’s public profi le www.samsung.co.nz/olympics Line Waikato during the past two help include physical, emotional confi dential, non-specifi c and non- in centres outside Hamilton, years has seen the organisation or sexual abuse, mental health, judgemental phone counselling because she believes there is a Early deadlines seeking additional counsellors to addiction, suicide or family stress. service operating 24 hours a day, continuing and growing need for There will be two Couriers help it cope. Mrs Kemp told the Courier every day in the area. the service. as usual next week, but due to The 30% increase in calls since there are half a dozen counsellors “Even though we have nearly “We believe more people would Queen’s Birthday on Monday 2002 means the 24-hour tel- from Te Awamutu area and the 50 counsellors, there’s always a use the service if they were aware deadlines for the Tuesday issue ephone counselling service needs LifeLine service receives around need for more, and we will shortly of what it offered. We know it al- are earlier than normal. additional staff to bolster the 50 300 calls a year from Te Awamutu be running another training pro- ready supports many hundreds Deadline for classifi ed adver- volunteer counsellors already residents. gramme for new counsellors in of people each year, and we want tisements is noon on Friday. working with the service, says Many of the calls are received on Hamilton. We run an initial three- to extend that service to others.” Deadline for display advertis- director Heather Kemp. LifeLine’s toll-free 0800 543 354 month training programme, cov- Those interested in knowing ing bookings is noon on Thurs- “We are averaging over 400 calls (0800 LIFELINE) phone number ering 54 hours, and then provide more about the service or its day and copy deadline 4pm the a month, the majority of them con- from throughout the Waikato-Bay ongoing training and supervision training can contact LifeLine same day. cerned with grief, stress, relation- of Plenty region, with others on for all counsellors,” she says. Waikato on 07-838-0715, or email ship problems and loneliness.” the direct Hamilton line of (07) She particularly wants to boost [email protected] Super Liquor Phone 871 4009 Capodimonte Porcelain TE AWAMUTU

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Fri: 7.07am & 7.44pm concerns expressed in the letter. or even shift as is suggested in the Thursday, May 26: Sat: 8.56am & 8.32pm However, we must remember letter. I think we have to remember Two youths reported for theft of a farmbike. Friday, May 27: Sun: 8.42am & 9.15pm that in all cities and towns there who was there in the fi rst place. are established companies or other Do we not have to do our own Woman arrested for shoplifting from The Mon: 9.26am & 9.56pm Warehouse. 151TC022/05 operations within the city or town home work before we buy or move boundaries. After they are estab- into a new area? By the way - I have Intentional damage to window of van parked lished developement means that no affi liation with Fonterra. on Park Road reported. people move into these areas, often I am just someone who has seen Attempted theft of a bus from Go Bus into new or existing properties. this attitude on a number of occa- reported. It’s Bruce’s Some of these people may have sions over the years. Unlawful entry to Waipa Networks yard also been in the area a long time. reported. Nothing stolen. BRIAN GORDON Man apprehended for driving while forbidden. BIRTHDAY Car impounded. Saturday, May 28: Thefts from cars: CD player from Alexandra Join us in June for 12 months and Happy with own values Street. Subwoofer, amplifi er and head unit from choose between... Whitmore Street. I feel compelled to reply to the people, young and old, at different Intentional damage to phone lines at Rogers recent numerous letters to the Edi- times of the day, every day. Place reported. ‘Bruce’s Dozen’ (you pay for tor with regards to the Anzac Green We could argue the toss about how Man complains of being assaulted on issue. it’s used all day, and what used to be Alexandra Street. 12 months and you get 13 months!) At least two letters have be- there before, but the bottom line is ----OR---- Sunday, May 29: moaned the attitude of people like this: It is classifi ed as Reserve Land, Burglary of Burns Road workshop reported. Your first assessment and me, who have the wider interests with a Local Purpose designation: it Tools stolen. of the whole community at heart belongs to the whole community. programme FREE Victim Support is available in Te Awamutu in creating public awareness of the To reduce the size of it and remove through Te Awamutu Police. Councils intentions. trees would compromise its use, and -NEW AEROBIC SCHEDULE- It is disheartening to think that it’s aesthetic appeal. Group Exercise Programme there are some citizens of our town The Council’s own District Plan Healthline now on cellphones 6.00am 9.15am 10.00am 2pm 5.30pm 6.45pm who seem to value the ability to has Policies (and related Rules) Sec- The health advice telephone line, Healthline PumpSit & Be Fit Senior Cross Pilates park close to, and visit businesses tion 6 ‘Recreational Activity and the MON 10.30am Circuit Train located at the Medical Centre build- Provision of Reserves, Objectives incorporating PlunketLine, is now available free to callers on cellphones from throughout New TUES Spin BAT’s Upright Pump ing, more important than protecting RC1, 2 and 3’, which clearly list & Active our clean green environment. the requirement of the Council to Zealand. I have an immense sense of pride accommodate the needs of the com- Healthline was launched in the Waikato in WED 50’s Pilates Spin Fwd 10.15am in valuing, for intrinsic reasons (not munity by providing open space and March this year, and the number of Waikato callers using the service has increased steadily since THU Cross BAT’s Spin the mighty $), the 30 year old trees managing that space appropriately. Train and wide green space that would be Thank you, Gary Derbyshire it began, with a total of 1377 calls coming from the region since then until the end of April. FRI Pump Senior lost, should the plan go ahead. for putting the related issues of Circuit We all need to be thinking of the the Vaile Street re-alignment into Callers to Healthline, incorporating Plunket- Cardio future, of how scarce green spaces perspective, by providing the Com- Line (0800 611 116) can speak to a registered SUN Step or Spin are becoming in our towns and munity Board’s input. 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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 Fashion from fi lters, feathers, fl ax By Cathy Asplin Winning the ‘Trash to Fashion’ Supreme Award earlier this year has given Krystee Wil- liams and Charlotte Lind plenty of encour- agement to extend their talents. Their next mission, and that of several other Te Awamutu Col- lege students, is the Ag Art Wear at Fieldays. Making fashion out of normal materials is often hard enough, but to create an outfi t with impact from farmyard or natural materials makes the job even tougher. Head girl Krystee Williams says making a garment from chicken wire, toi toi, paua and peacock feathers proved to be a real challenge. “Obviously there’s some expectation after our success in Trash to Fashion, but we’ve stuck to what we wanted to do, not what’s RURAL TRIO (from left): ‘Flax Fantasy’ modelled by Julie Campbell was created from strips and expected of us.” mats of woven flax by Jessica Farac, ‘Mooloo’ modelled by Tess Allen-Moka was created by Entry into Ag Art Nicola Dodunski and focuses on Waikato’s dairy production, ‘Fence It’ is modelled by co-creator Wear is a requirement of all students in the Melissa Bosson (Julie Campbell left also helped design it) and highlights the issue of farmers new Wearable Arts having to fence their waterways. 151053BD WHIRLWIND OF LIFE: Te Awamutu College head Module at Te Awamutu as Avant Garde but signer’. liver their garments to entries fi nished and student Krystee Williams models a garment College. for entrants under 21 The Designer sec- Fieldays by the end of hope they last the dis- designed by her and Charlotte LInd for this year’s Four sections are years of age), Landcare tion allows for more this week and will be tance. Ag Art Wear at National Fieldays. The entry being contested at (creative design made traditional styling, vying for over $10,000 As there are to be features toi toi, peacock feathers and paua Fieldays this year - from products found with more conventional in prizes. three daily showings shells. The toi toi is intertwined in the chicken wire Avant Garde (creative on land representing entries, but still made While some students this year each garment “representing the significance of life with its ups wearable art made from New Zealand’s unique from farm grown or are hoping to collect will be modelled at and downs. Life just seems to flow and flourish in items found on farm), landscape, fl ora, fauna) farm by products. cash, most are just least 12 times during the wind.” 151053AD Under 21 (same focus and a new section ‘De- Students have to de- pleased to have their Fieldays (June 15-18). Film critic FFeeeelliing to speak on censorship Well known fi lm the cold? critic Sam Edwards should be an interest- ing guest speaker for Te Awamutu Continu- ing Education Group tomorrow. A change of speaker was required for the June 1 meeting and Mr Edwards has stepped See Heathcotes in to ‘fi ll the bill’. your Heat Pump Specialists He has worked in the screen and media Callll ffor a ffree no oblliigatiion quote today studies department at Don’t forget to book. 102TC012/05 Waikato University. His chosen topic will 151TC003/05 Bookings for advertising in the next Waikato Yellow and White Pages be ‘Making up your are about to close. mind before the event To make sure you don't miss out, phone 0800 803 809 now. - fi lm censorship’. The meeting takes place Hamilton • Morrinsville • Matamata • Te Awamutu from 10am at Waipa

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PAGE 6 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 We’re proud of you Gemma Pouls from Ohaupo tried for a world restored by the Fire Brigade Social Club. fi nger knitting record earlier last year, but was The unit has now grown signifi cantly and cur- overtaken by a school in the United Kingdom with rently has 31 members, including Fire Police, who a group effort. Not one to give up, she decided to attend on average 270 calls each year. push on and beat the group record of 2205.71m, Rhapsody Furniture owners David and AYLORS reaching 2779.49m despite pain in her hands. Wendy Reynolds had a dream, and the determi- RESTAURANT, CAFE & FUNCTION CENTRE Lance and Beverly Hill have had a long asso- nation, to build a business from nothing special- ciation with the Te Awamutu Scouts Group, giv- ising in an area that is extremely competitive. TT ing exceptional service. Mr Hill has held positions Their success proves that ingenuity and quality Weddings • Parties • Conferences • Meetings • Any Function at both local and regional levels, and retired in make a formidable business partnership. A La Carte 2004, but still continues to act as advisor and au- Bruce’s Fitness Centre was 39th in the ditor. Last year Mrs Hill become the most highly Deloittes’ 2004 Top 50 award. Owners Bruce and Monday to Saturday from 5.30pm decorated Scout Associate in the Waipa District. Yvonne Reeves offer Health and Fitness opportu- Lunch Amy Johnston proved you can lose, and yet nities to the local community, including special- From 6pm still be a winner. She lost 66.3 kilos, gaining her ised rehabilitation of Spinal Cord Injuries, and Daily from 11am New Winter Menu the title of National Weight Watcher’s Slimmer of are the only Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation the Year for 2004. She had to beat off 156 other service in the Southern Hemisphere. candidates, and was judged on lifestyle changes, Merv Gyde was chairman of the SECTA 2000 Thursday Night Carvery story, weight loss and photos. trust, a tireless worker for getting the Events Murray Swetman won the Progressive En- Centre built and funded. He has a huge involve- terprises Bakery Apprentice of the Year, working ment in the successful Waipa Netball Weekend NEW: Delivered To Your Home from Woolworths Te Awamutu. As a winner, he - both with sponsorship as well as being on the was chosen because he demonstrated excellence organising committee. 1 main, 1 dessert delivered in the borough in practical baking skills, work place attitude, Bev Kay - Q.S.M. received the Queen’s Service of Te Awamutu for $18.00 per head. Medal in the 2005 New Year’s Honours for com- baking knowledge and merchandising and cus- Delivery further afield by negotiation. Two meats, tomer service skills. munity involvement covering many organisa- with all the trimmings. Jethro van Ekeren is proof that hard work tions, including Women’s Division of Federated roasted vegetables, steamed vegetables. Dessert pays off. He was Dux of Hamilton Boys High Farmers, Plunket, Red Cross, the church, and Call Us 07 870 2030 School is 2003 and chosen as a non travelling many years of involvement in rugby where she 411 GreenhillTe Awamutu Drive, reserve in the prestigious New Zealand team to has been heavily involved in anything that re- participate at the International Mathematical quired hard work. 151TC044-05 Olympiad. In 2004 he became a fully fl edged member of the six strong Kiwi team to compete in Athens, wining bronze. George Jerry has become a hugely important part of the Kihikihi Domain, known to everyone for hospitality. He took on the unpaid role of Do- main caretaker and was very proud of what the Domain had become, and took great pride in it. Unfortunately Mr Jerry passed away suddenly three months ago while doing what he loved, working at the Domain. Evan Davidson has attained the rare achievement of being the highest New Zealand born instructor in the country. He started his training in 1972, while a soldier based in Singapore and in 2004 became a 7th Dan Black (Master level) un- 18 MMONTHSONTHS der the International Tae Kwon Do Federation. 18 Leanne Baker is without equal in New Zea- land women’s tennis today. She made her debut in the main draw of Wimbledon in mid 2004 and later in the year took out the New Zealand Resi- dentials title for the sixth time in eight years. Te Awamutu Masters Swimming Club is a keen group of people proving age is no barrier to outstanding athletic achievement. During the last year, they have competed in numerous events, gaining medals at the South Pacifi c Mas- INTEREST ters and regional meets. INTEREST Te Awamutu Furniture Court was named Furniture Court’s Annual Top Shop for New Zea- land in 2004. They beat 29 other stores to take out the title based on customer service, product knowledge and displays. Team 7 enjoyed a successful regional competition, taking out 13 medals, including six fi rsts. Competing against the best doesn’t deter this team, they say success comes from preparation and research. Te Awamutu Trade Aid earned two awards FREE & at the 2004 Trade Aid national conference in FREE & Christchurch. Staffed by only 10 volunteers, they were delighted to receive a recognition award for recording the greatest improvement in annual sales proportionately of the 30 Trade Aid stores nationwide and for topping $50,000 in sales. Andrew Nicholson, formerly of Kihikihi, is considered the most consistent rider in the world. He competed at the Olympic Games in Athens for a remarkable fi fth time. He was part of the New Zealand eventing team who won silver at Barce- lona in 1992, and bronze at Atlanta in 1996 and DEFERRED. was a team gold medallist at the World Eques- DEFERRED. trian Games in Rome in 1998 and Stockholm in 1990. (THAT’S NO PAYMENTS FOR 18 MONTHS!*) Jordan Craig, who hails from Pirongia, is a rising young rugby star. 2004 saw him selected on the wing for the New Zealand Youth Rugby team. He took part in nine games over 33 days, in Canada, Ireland and Wales, recording seven wins in impressive style. Louise Collingwood has had an ongoing involvement in Young Farmers over many years, during which time she has held positions of re- sponsibility not only at club level, but also regional and national. She won the Young Farmer of the Year Contest, winning the regional competition two years in a row, going on to the national fi nal to place second in 2003 and third in 2004. Graeme and Faith Miller’s daffodil growing hobby culminated in Melbourne last year when one of their top blooms took out the grand champion title at the World Daffodil Convention Show. Lorne De Pape has made a success in his chosen sport of curling despite having no ice in the Waikato for training. He travels for any competition and is a regular national representative. * Documentation fee and Last year the team was placed sixth at the World normal lending criteria applies. Available only Championships in Sweden and they have quali- Locally on items over $300. fi ed for the 2006 Winter Olympics. Owned & Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade Operated was formed in 1913, a year before the town Chris, Jason, had reticulated water. The fi rst Fire Sta- 174 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. Aaron and Robert tion was opened on Roche Street in 1925 CHRIS SMITH look forward to (OWNER) 151TC032/05 and the fi rst new appliance purchased was a Telephone 871 7191. seeing you. 10416 bennett 1934 Ford V8, which has been retained and Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 PAGE 7 151TC004/05 PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 Te Awamutu women golfers fl ying fl ag By Colin Thorsen Had things panned out frac- tionally better, Te Awamutu Golf Club could be boasting two Waikato championship winning women’s penannt teams instead of one. Both the division two and four teams lost their fi nal round matches 10-3 after starting the day as competition leaders. But the three points the division four team salvaged from their loss to Horsham Downs 151TC030/05 was suffi cient to clinch them the title - albeit by one point. The victorious team of June Gillespie, Ros Evans, Vicki Dunlop, Raewyn Coleman, Kay Buckeridge, Rewa Hawira, Ha- zel Bryant and Maureen Fraser fi nished on 28 points. Horsham Downs, who won the battle but lost the war, had to settle for joint runners-up with IIt allll Pio Pio Aria on 27. Crucial to Te Awamutu’s starts pennant success was the three points gained from the four- HIGH FLYERS: Te Awamutu’s division four pennant team after here. somes win by Gillespie and beating Hamilton 10-3 in their first round match at Waikare. From wwwwww..eexxiiddee..ccoo..nnzz Evans, and the half by Evans in left, back row: Maureen Fraser, Kay Buckeridge, June Gillespie; the singles. front: Rewa Hawira. Raewyn Coleman, Vicki Dunlop and Hazel Te Awamutu, who had previ- Bryant also played their part in the team’s success. Photo supplied ously beaten Hamilton 10-3, her singles. in 2002-2003 and coached jun- PRE-WWINTER SPECIALS halved their match against Pio It was not the perfect send off ior golf. Pio Aria and beat Stewart Alex- anticipated for Jenny Lawson, Dick Lawson was club presi- ander 9-4. who was playing her last match dent in 2003-2004. He also Te Awamutu’s division two for the club. served on the board as course team must have lamented on She and husband Dick are convenor. what might have been after fi n- moving to Geraldine in South Te Awamutu’s division two ishing runners-up, fi ve points Canterbury to farm. team comprised Jenny Lawson, behind the winners Waitomo They will be sorely missed at Robyn Norris, Jillian Reakes - having taken a two point lead Te Awamutu Golf Club, both as (Pirongia invited player), Hazel ..00 ..00 ..00 into their match against Waito- players and administrators. Bryant, Ani Bahler and Vicki $$111155 $$115500 $$112200 mo (losing 10-3). Jenny was crowned club Dunlop. +GST +GST +GST Jenny Lawson and Robyn champion four times - in 1997, NOTE: Teams must play in Norris won their foursomes to 2000, 2001, 2003 - and blitzed index order, hence Dunlop and NZ NS70 NZ 86AX NZ N70ZZ preserve their unbeaten record the fi eld by 10 shots winning Bryant switched places in the 12V, Exides most popular stretching two years. 12V, Heavy duty com- 12V, suits light last year’s strokeplay. two Te Awamutu teams during battery. Suits most light Norris also managed to halve She was ladies’ club captain the competition. commercials, 4WD and commercials, 4WD and mercial battery. Rated many tractors. Rated at many tractors. Rated at at 700CCA (Cold 600CCA (Cold Cranking 620CCA (Cold Cranking ‘Do it yourself’ IR 3 returns due by July 7 Cranking Amps) Amps) Amps) It’s IR 3 tax return time for than 630,000 IR 3 tax packs to Revenue, the returns are due to people who receive income from New Zealanders who receive be fi led by July 7, 2005. 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151TC006/05 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 PAGE 11 Oparau Roadhouse ‘The Gateway to Kawhia’ Oparau One Stop Hot pools may end up off Shopping Centre limits to man’s best friend Fishing Tickets and Bait Available Dogs could soon be banned from the hot pools area of elicious Kawhia’s Ocean Beach. Taste our d A letter of complaint was re- icken ceived by Otorohanga District Kawhia Fried Ch Council by a Kawhia resident who had been disgusted about Our Speciality the amount of dogs around when 081TC039-05 she visited Te Puia Hot Springs, particularly the fact that one person had their dog in the pools phone 07 871 0683 with them. “As a Maori I don’t think this is right, polluting the beaches and the hot pools,” the complainant wrote. She said she had counted six BOAT SHOW dogs while she was at the hot ciiaallss!! pools. pec Council chief executive David sspe KAWHIA’S Ocean Beach natural hot pools are a drawcard Hall replied to the complainant, virtually throughout the year. File photo 6ft Kilwell Boat $ .00 Check out our from pointing out that the area of $ .90 Rods 45 selection of foreshore running from Kawhia areas allowed people to let their crease in use will also increase 359 through to Aotea was approved dogs run and play, the normal the potential for a conﬂ ict be- Hapuka Rod and Reel sets as a dog exercise area during the rules regarding not creating a tween beach users and dogs. review of the district’s Dog Con- nuisance and not fouling still ap- ‘On that basis I agree that, at Mustad Hapuka Rigs trol Bylaw in July last year. plied. some point in the near future STORM The bylaw review had involved “Notwithstanding the above, I dogs will have to be restricted 3 for Rubber Baits widespread consultation. am aware that the Ocean Beach from the hot pools area of Ocean $25.95 for Mr Hall said while dog exercise is growing in popularity. This in- Beach.” Trout Fishing Fishing signs approved for Kawhia, Aotea

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151TC045/05 021 185 9736 021 185 9736 PAGE 12 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 Sports provide plenty of grunt for Waikato By Colin Thorsen Te Awamutu Sports supply almost a ﬁ fth of the 32-strong Waikato pre-season rugby training group selected leading into this season’s Air New Zealand NPC. The six named, who are afﬁ liated to Te Awamutu Sports, are Jono Gibbes, Steven Bates, Sitiveni Sivivatu and the entire front row of Nathan White, Jamie Muir and Sam Biddles. Waikato assistant coach, Duane Monkley told the Courier that COULD this be the Waikato NPC front row in 2005? All three Te Awamutu he had seen little club Sports front rowers pictured (from left) Nathan White, Jamie Muir and Sam rugby this season be- Biddles have made the pre-season training group. White has played cause of his Chiefs com- seven games for the A’s, including six last year, after making his debut mitments. in 2001. He was a stand-by player for this year’s Chiefs and trained with When it came to se- them. Muir has two Waikato caps, including the international against lection, he had relied Italy. Biddles is a newcomer to the Waikato rugby scene this season, on the honesty and having previously played for Canterbury U19, U21 and B teams. He recommendation of club made the Crusaders Development team in 2003 and 2004 and gained a coaches. New Zealand Colts trial in 2002. 1510513AD He also had the likes test series against the Monkley is co-ordinat- morning weight-train- of former Waikato rep- British and Irish Lions. ing the training group’s ing sessions, skills and resentative Craig Ste- While it might be schedule. conditioning sessions. venson getting around disappointing that the He says it is impor- A further six play- the club games and local rugby fraternity tant to get the Waikato ers will be added to reporting back to him. will not get to see these Air New Zealand pre- the squad once new “We know the abil- stars grace Albert season programme un- Waikato coach Warren ity of both Jamie (Muir) Park in 2005, fellow Te der way. Gatland starts with the and Nathan (White) Awamutu Sports club “For the Waikato Waikato Rugby Union and have heard real members and the town players in this training in July. good things about Sam in general should be group who are not in- Te Awamutu Sports (Biddles).” proud to have players of volved in national and coach, Martyn Steffert Monkley cannot see this calibre associated representative sides is pleased to see his Gibbes, Bates and Siv- with them. at this stage, it is vital front row gain the rec- itvatu playing much With a number of they are conditioned ognition they deserve. club rugby, if any, this players in the Waikato and prepared for the “Because of the depth season. training squad being se- up and coming national within our squad, we “They’ve all got big lected for national and competition due to start haven’t always had seasons ahead of them.” representative sides, in August,” says Mon- them out on the pad- The trio are all very only a handful of play- kley. dock but when they much in the All Black ers will start training in The pre-season pro- come together they are frame for the upcoming Hamilton this week. gramme involves early a very good unit.” New Stock JUST ARRIVED

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PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 Sports simply sublime Ecolab Te Awamutu Sports ran in 11 tries overwhelming bottom-of-the-table Leaming- ton 63-3 in Waikato premier rugby. Sports’ coach Martyn Steffert was delighted with the quality performance his players produced at Albert Park on Saturday in their fi nal outing before the championship round starts next week. “We wanted to go into the championship round on the back of a quality win and I think we achieved that,” said Steffert. Peter Bain reports that the Sports’ forward pack dominated, driving Leamington back at scrum time and in the rucks and mauls. Some slick passing among the backs soon had winger Ryan Meacheam over in the left WAIPA RACING corner for the fi rst of his two tries. Leamington slotted a penalty but their joy was shortlived. Sports’ second try stemmed from winger- CLUB Te Awamutu cum-fullback Hamish Stewart fi nding a gap- ping hole up the middle of the paddock. After a series of quick rucks, the ball went wide to Stewart, who again found a gap before passing inside to fl anker Jarrad Hurrell Te Awamutu for the fi rst of his two tries. The rest of the half saw the Sports’ forwards dictating play, driving Leamington 2005 OWNERS DAY back to give the backs’ plenty of room to move, resulting in further tries to Anthony Crowley and Meacheam. The home team led 24-3 at the break. RACE MEETING The Sports’ forwards were in ominously good form in the second half and it wasn’t ST long before the front rowers were in the WEDNESDAY, 1 JUNE scoring action. Firstly, hooker Frankie Burke came up with the ball after a forward drive. A Great Day of Racing & Entertainment The next two tries were a carbon copy of each other - Sports attacking down the left Featuring a winters All owners of horses wing with good interplay between backs and forwards, resulting in prop Nathan White afternoon at the races racing on the day are crashing over in the corner twice within a Featuring 10 great races welcome to attend the couple of minutes. ‘Mainbrace Room’ Leamington had no answer to their for- VERSATILE: Hamish Stewart pictured playing on the Free admission - warm where you will be ward power and halfback Luke Parsons wing for Te Awamutu Sports against Fraser Tech bars and food facilities caused them all sorts of problems with his the previous week, slotted in at fullback against entertained after your darting runs around the fringes. Leamington on Saturday. 1510515AD First race at 11.55am horses race Number-eight Harley Murray capped a fi ne game with a fi ve pointer, closely fol- Te Awamutu Sports fi nished the fi rst round competi- lowed by tries to man of the match Jarrad tion in fi fth place on 34 points, with a six wins, fi ve loss Hurrell, replacement winger Kane Osborne record. Waipa - great country racing and prop Sam Biddles. Sports scored 334 points and conceded 221. Their 10 Waylon Tangohau converted four of the bonus points was equalled only by competition winners

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PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 Sports B’s hit ton Swim relay guns Ecolab Te Awamutu Sports Senior B rugby team posted a cricket score obliterating their Leamington counter- parts 102-0. CCLLIIVVEE SSTTEEEENNSSOONN LLTTDD The home team ran in 18 tries at Albert PLUMBING,PLUMBING, GASFITTERS,GASFITTERS, Park on Saturday, with DRAINLAYERS,DRAINLAYERS, && ROOFINGROOFING the highlight being prop Paul Fa’apo scoring his fi rst fi ve pointer for the season. Sports fi nished the fi rst round as runners- up to Hautapu, with a nine win, two loss record. 251TC504/04 Their losses were to Fraser Tech and Hau- 2 Daphne Street, Te Awamutu tapu. PHONE: (07) 871 4671 ANYTIME, Simon Dunn 027 274 3676 Reihana dots CUP JOY: Cambridge Masters swimming team of, from left, Christine down twice Brown, John Farr, Trent Nicholson and Dot Patrick after winning the NO JOB TOO SMALL! Former Te Awamutu Dunwoody Cup, at stake annually for sports and service club teams, in Sports winger Bruce Te Awamutu Swimming Club’s business house relays. Photo supplied DOMESTIC, INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL Reihana scored two tries helping the Bar- Specialise in: Additional Power Points. barians rugby team Williams, Kelman bowl Heat Fan Lights, Spa Pool Connections, to a 52-39 win over a Lighting and Phones. shadow England side. The star-studded EXCELLENCE GUARANTEED Barbarians line-up way to mixed title at Twickenham on Gary Williams and Margaret Kel- City, Pirongia, Cambridge Central Keith Ladley Electrical Sunday was almost man were convincing winners of the and Kihikihi. unrecognisable from mixed pairs championship at Te Robin Thompson and Noel Ball- Free quotes the team thumped 38-7 Awamutu Bowling Club. inger are to be congratulated on midweek by Scotland. Mobile 027 612 2243 123TC500/05 Williams and Kelman stormed having the cotula green in outstand- home, winning six of the last eight ing playing condition. A/h 07 823 5674 Fraser, Kay ends to beat John Hastie and Betty Bourne 19-9 in the 18 ends fi nal. Riddell fares best top combo Hastie conceded defeat with one Maureen Fraser and end to play after Williams and Kel- Glennis Kay won the man managed a four on the 16th as winter sets in D American foursomes end, followed by a single. Diana Riddell headed some ordi- tiling nary scoring with 75 net at Pirongia with 67 net at Te The game had been locked up at A Awamutu Golf Club on Golf Club. 6-all after eight ends. Wednesday. The club stalwart coped best in The runners-up were The club’s triples, three bowl tour- the conditions, winning the bronze - All types of wall and floor tiling Angela Thomson and nament was won by Brian Dobbins II LGU on women’s club day last - Waterproofing Dale Spiers with 67.5. (skip), Cliff Patterson and Derek Tuesday. Minor placings: Erena Yates with a maximum four wins. She also took out the second divi- - Skilled workmanship Neilson/Margaret Cavanagh, Two of their wins were achieved sion scramble with 33 stableford. Helen Spiers/Owlyne Clarke on the last end. - Free estimates 71.5, Shirley Morgan/Sue Jillian Reakes won the silver LGU Thorsen 72. The Hamilton City entry of Gwen with 76 c/b, while Shirley Grey an- Nine hole scramble on stabl- Dwayne, June Thomas and Clive nexed the bronze LGU with 78 c/b. Darin Davis 025TC502/05 eford: C Carey 19, C Crawford Thomas were runners-up with three Division 1, stableford scramble: J Reakes, B 14, J Rea, A Bovet 13. wins and 23 ends. Parsons, M Pengelly 32, E Ryburn 30. Mobile 027 451 3719, A/h 870 1523 Saturday net scramble: J Division 2: D Riddell 33, A Bailey, A Myers 32, Scown 70, E Neilson, P Kay 75, Fourteen teams entered the event,

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 PAGE 17 Darts leaders making every Aerial netball post a winner The top two teams came through last week’s matches un- scathed in the subsidi- ary darts round. Competition leaders Te Awamutu Sports Waikeria were un- troubled disposing of Nomads 14-3 to record their 10th straight win. Second placed Ohaupo chalked up their ninth win white- washing Hobbits 17-0. Te Awamutu Sports Waikeria have two tough matches remain- ing against last year’s champions Arrows and Nomads Too. Arrows have bounced back from a rare three consecutive losses, winning ﬁ ve on the trot, including a 15-2 defeat of F.B.I. last Tuesday night. Nomad Too caused a minor upset beat- POKURU Panthers’ wing-attack Taegan Baxter ing joint third placed makes a valiant effort to haul in this ball, Rebels 9-8. It was No- watched by Pirongia Sparklers’ centre Nicola mads Too’s sixth win. Jefferies, on Saturday. Pokuru won the E In other matches, Reserve game. 1510518AD Stranglers beat Joy’s Hookers 12-5 and RSA $29,785. accounted for Joy’s Riff Tennis treat at Raff 11-6. There was no scor- sheet from the Pirongia Te Rahu courts Hotel v Raiders match. Hard fought, close matches were a feature Teams are reminded of the winter tournament staged by the Colin that scoresheets Downs Te Rahu Tennis Club. must be handed into Entries from Hamilton, Taupo and Te Awamutu the Courier by 10am ensured a capacity line-up for the round-robin in Thursday each week. the two men’s and ladies’ divisions. Placings after 10 match- Organiser Grant Hodgson says everyone es: Te Awamutu Sports seemed to enjoy getting back on the courts after a 123TC047/05 Waikeria 10 wins, Ohaupo 9, Arrows, Rebels, Pirongia break following the summer competitions.Division Hotel 7, Nomads Too, F.B.I. 1, men: Quentin Wallace, Tony Waa; r-up: Grant Hodgson, GRANT WILKS NEIL GOODRICK Trevor Bayly. Women: Betty Wallace, Linda Muir; r-up: Donna A/h (07) 871 4448 A/h (07) 871 8916 6, RSA, Stranglers 5, Joy’s Davies, Denise Tims. Mob (027) 4 948 672 Mob (027) 292 9040 Riff Raff 4, Hobbits, No- Division 2, men: Les Brain, Craig Yarndley; r-up: John Main South Road, Te Awamutu mads 2, Joy’s Hookers 1, Ph (07) 871 3079 www.wilksbrooke.co.nz McFall, Colin Downs. Women: Cathy Hodgson, Anne Poole; Raiders 0. r-up: Joanne Tims, Leticha Buckle.

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PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 Formal PERSONAL WANTED TO RENT TO LET PUBLIC NOTICES MEETINGS Formal A BABY? Planned or HOUSE wanted, Ki- NEW York style unplanned! Know hikihi - Puahue area, apartment space in 100 YEARS PIRONGIA RESIDENTS AND Notices your options. Phone mature couple. Phone Te Awamutu. Would Mrs Edna L Bedford RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION Pregnancy Counsel- Adrian (021) 294-3208 June 10, 1905 - 2005 suit single person or INCORPORATED BIRTHS ling Services collect after 6.00pm. couple. $150 p/w. Notice is hereby given that the (07) 855-5779 - 24 PROFESSIONAL, Phone 871-7073 to CARTER - McCLAY hours a day. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING reliable woman seeks view. Glen and Stacey are of the Association is to be held in the Memorial thrilled to announce house-sit or two bed- HEALTH AND room cottage to let SAFE ‘N’ SOUND Hall, Franklin Street on Wednesday June 8, 2005 the safe arrival of commencing at 8.00pm their little boy Liam BEAUTY mid-august 2005. STORAGE Phone Nikki (027) Agenda John Carter on May 6 metre x 3 metre units 16, 3810 gms (8lb WANTED, fifteen peo- 271-3467. Adoption of the Minutes of the 2004 Annual ple to lose 5-45kgs. Call for rent, three metre General Meeting 6oz). TWO bedroom house, Sue 0800-901-394. stud, yard storage, President’s Annual Report close to town. Around Edna and Family invite security fence. Boat Presentations of the Financial Statement for DEATH NOTICES WANTED, Up to 30 mid June. Very re- friends and well wishers to the Year 2004/2005 people to lose 5 to sponsible tenants storage from $1 a day ! share the occasion and HENDERSON - John Membership Applications 30kgs in 30 days. with 2 house trained Phone 871-2171 or Dermot (Jacko) refreshments at the Lyceum Election of Incoming Executive Committee Fast, easy, results cats. Phone 870-6292 80582 NZ Army (0274) 407-101 Clubrooms Bank Street at and Officers guaranteed, doctor evenings or 027-310- WWII. On Monday 2.00pm. Saturday June 11 Approval of the Landscape Concept plan for approved. Phone Jan 0292. SELF Storage, Te May 30, 2005, peace- “Your presence but no Franklin Street (08) 327-6801. Awamutu, from fully after a brief ill- $17p/w, 24 hour ac- presents please” Everyone Welcome - more details from ness. Dearly loved TO LET cess security patrols. All communications David Tuson, Secretary 871-9555 husband on the late FINANCIAL Phone (07) 856-7584 to RW & M Bedford Nora. Special father Are you looking or (027) 608-1749. 341 Bank Street, PUBLIC NOTICES of John and Betty, for Property Te Awamutu Mick and Faye, SUNNY three bedroom Management? Cathrine, and Jo- house, 35 McKain OTOROHANGA SQUASH Anne and Bob. Much We work Place, Hamilton, gas FIRST AID loved poppa of Kate heating, easy care ‘B’ Grade Tournament June 10-12 and John-Paul, Lisa, within the COURSE section, rural outlook, Spot Prize of a MYSTERY WEEKEND AWAY!! Jacob and Bridie, $260p/w. Phone (07) Workplace First Aid - Sponsored by Denise Tindle Travel Sean, Aaron and Residential 825-2101 or (021) 272- 16 hours Ryan, and poppa-Jack and Dalziel’s 100% Store Tenancies Act 6422. NZQA Unit Standards to Maddison and Jor- Entries in by June 5 to Carol, Phone dan. A service for Ph 871-5044 THREE bedroom 6400, 6401, 6402 (07) 873-7011 or Andrew, Phone (07) 873-2862 Jacko will be held to- home, central town St John Station (Totara St) $230 p/w. day, May 31, 2005 at Palmer Street AWAROA SPORTS CLUB 1.00pm at the Alex- Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ Phone 871-4976 or Te Awamutu 074TC211/05 (027) 275-5655. andra House Chapel, “Nobody does it better” June 11 & 12 Would like to thank the following sponsors for 570 Alexandra Street, THREE bedroom (Sat & Sun) helping make their March 5 Sports Day possible: Te Awamutu, to be FLATMATE wanted. house, large garage, 8.30am to 4.30pm Hobbs Rose Accountants, B & D Scott Haulage, Em- followed at Jacko’s N/S. Large room., fully fenced. $240 p/w. Cost $160 or apply mett Motors, Ballance Agri-Nutrience, J Cocker, VE request by a private Close to town. Phone Phone (0274) 576-744. burial service. All Rebecca (021) 481- for the special price Vets (Bill Barker) and Suppliers, Rotor Work, Manga- of $90 communications to 776. THREE bedroom papa Stud, FMG Rural Financial Services, Westend P O Box 137, Te Funds avaiillablle now for house, large section, (conditions apply) Electronics, Workdog Ltd, Awaroa Perendales, Advan- FLATMATE/S Awamutu. Te Awa- Property Finance $220 p/w. Kihikihi. Part funding available tage Tyres (Otorohanga), Apperleys Roundwood, Wil- mutu Funeral Ser- wanted. $75 p/w plus Phone 871-2171 or through Aoraki First and Second expenses. 3 bedrooms, son Livestock, Te Awamutu Saddlery, Osbornes vices Ltd. FDANZ and Mortgages (0274) 407-101. Polytechnic Transport, Veterinary Centre (Te Awamutu), Te Awa- Griefcare. Mortgages recently redecorated. Bridging Finance Phone 870-3442. To book phone mutu Vet Services, Farmlands, Foremost Fertilisers, HENDERSON - Jacko. 871-6262 Novartis, Peter Glidden Honda, Giltraps, Harvey May 30, 2005. You once Vehicle/Personal MEETINGS Loans LANDLORDS Farms, Te Awamutu Motors, Waikato Farmers, Ace told me the nicest thing you can say to someone Debt Consolidation Wishing your property Lawnmowers, Bargain Timber and Fencing Supplies, to be managed by a is “I love you” and we Adverse credit OK! TE AWAMUTU National Bank, Bike Torque (Otorohanga), Super Air, do poppa. At rest now Income problems OK recognised professional? HOME SUPPORT Te Awamutu Engineering, Williams and Kettle, Ancare, HOME SU PPORT with Nan Nora. Love Mortgagee Sale Solutions TENANTS Forte Dodge, Nutritech, R D 1 Te Awamutu, Super Liq- Jacob and Bridie. ANNUAL GENERAL For further Needing help finding MEETING NGUTUNUI uor, R B Drainage, Anne & Noel Glover, Oparau Store HOUGHTON - Bette. information call accommodation which and Oparau Roadhouse. On May 29, 2005. suits your needs? Presbyterian Church Lounge ENVIRO SCHOOL BUDGET LOANS June 14 at 1.15pm Loved sister-in-law of Contact Francene Board of Trustees Margaret and Bill 0508-42-5626 on 871-7146, - All Welcome - Bouma. Aunty of Vacancies Leanne and Shane Mobile Two vacancies have and Paul (Australia). FOR HIRE (027) 289-3952 PUBLIC NOTICES occurred on the Board Fondly remembered. 871-6287 a/h of Trustees for elected CARPET and uphol- Waipa Property parent representatives. Link Ltd. MREINZ stery cleaner. Hire The board has re- HOUSIE from the cleaning spe- solved under Section cialists. Sincerity Dry- NEW three bedroom for Whakamarama Marae WORLD OF WEARABLE house in Kihikihi. 105 of the Education cleaners. Phone 871- Alpha Hotel, Kihkihi Act 1989 to fill the va- HOUGHTON - Bette. Large section, no Alpha Hotel, Kihkihi ART AWARDS SHOW 5471, 97 Sloane Street. Starts 7pm to 9pm cancies by appoint- On May 29, 2005. dogs. $220 p/w plus Wellington ~ September 24, 2005 Loved sister-in-law of bond. Available now. Thursday June 2, 2005 ment. Beth and Ramsay RENTAL Phone (07) 846-5236. If 10% or more of the Two nights in Wellington, depart Friday Walker. Aunty of eligible voters on the September 23 and return Sunday Merv and Sue, Peter CARS FINANCIAL school roll ask the September 25 and Michelle, Maree board, within 28 days and Scott and Fay. of this notice being A theatrical extravaganza of art, Will be sadly missed. published, to hold a theatre, performance, dance, lighting, by-election to fill the music and humour. LOST Phone Leticha vacancies, then a by- 871-3970 election will be held. Phone us now for more details. Any eligible voter who Limited to 20 people. COCKATIEL. Man- gapiko St. Blue band wishes to ask the on leg. Phone 870- 132 Kihikihi Road board to hold a by- Phone 871-6373 mobile (021) 951-786 5299. 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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 PAGE 19 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES FOR SALE VEHICLES FOR LIVESTOCK GRAZING SALE WANTED AVAILABLE DARK wood cabinet, glass doors. $70. DEDICATED grazing Phone 871-8257 or AC PETFOODS farm has space avail- PEKERAU (021) 186-056. PEKERAU Now Buying able for weaners PREPRE---SCHOOLSSCHOOLCHOOL FIREWOOD, 5m³ through to May 1, Horses 2006 or book your DUE TO QUEENS BIRTHDAY HOUR! $160, 10m³, $290. Phone (07) 878-5242 0800-834-222 yearlings from May 1, ON MONDAY JUNE 6 Get a fun taste of or (021) 617-349. 2005 to May 1, 2006. CALF milk wanted. Our pride is produc- school! MITSI 13” rims with 137TC203/05 Phone Farrelly Calf ing well grown, quiet Open to any 4 ½ yr new import tyres, heifers. Phone (07) olds and caregivers (four), suit trailer, CAR PARTS Rearing 871-5075. 877-8871 a/h or (021) FOR TUESDAY JUNE 7, 2005 Please register at $100. Phone 871-7797 70 80 90 MILK surplus wanted. 106-5794. PAPER ARE: office on Thursdays, after 7pm. Phone Deb Kirkham Used car parts, tyres for our 1.30pm to 871-4815 or (027) WANTED KNOWN Classifieds: 2.30pm time OLYMPIC WATCHES 181 Bruce Berquist Drive 4901-007. See you in room 1 Men’s 100m special, Phone 870-2200 12noon Friday June 3, 2005 PAINTING & Starting June 2 $98, normally $150. Last week to win FORD laser, 1989, DECORATING Display: Further details phone excellent condition, 5 Sell it in the 871871---60256025 $1,000 of stock Frost Bros Hyams Jewellers door hatchback. Classifieds! Bookings~ 12noon Thursday June 2 $1500. Phone (027) Phone Kevin PERSIMMON - 871-6055 Copy ~ 4.00pm Thursday June 2 POLE Ski. $2600. 664-6200. Phone 871 5151 SPRAY FREE Phone 871-8257 or (021) 186-6056. Pick your own STOCK SALES 9.30am - 4.30pm THOMAS the Tank Engine mat, bath- $6 grocery room mat size, $15. Great bag Phone 870-6292 after No children 6.00pm. Tyres! picking thanks ZIPS replaced, trou- Great TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE 867 Arapuni sers, frocks, skirts Thursday June 2 - 11.00am Road, Parawera shortened. Sincerity Prices! Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, For long weekend Drycleaners, 97 Sloane Fitting & Balancing picking please Street. Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu

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074TC210/05 Te Awamutu $50 100 Boners Phone 871 3079 25 Fat Cattle 75 15 mth Store Steers/Heifers ABDOMENIZER, 60 Weaner Beef Steers/Heifers PIRONGIA PLAYCENTRE with manual, $15. VEHICLE PARTS Feeder Calves 12.00 noon & PLUNKET Phone 871-7797 after FOR SALE 7pm. 40 Beef Calves Invites you to a Sheep 12.00 noon FUN QUIZ NIGHT & BOYS 16” BMX bike TOWB ARS 20 Fat Lambs CHARITY AUCTION excellent condition, Mufflers Friday June 24, $45. Phone 871-6692. Roof Racks Further Entries Being Accepted Bull Bars Pirongia School Hall BOYS 16” BMX bike Phone: (07) 870-6255 All enquiries to: To enter a team top condition, $45. 225 Rickit Rd, Te Awamutu Steve Weck 07 870-2961 0274 770 109 please contact: Phone 871-6692. Kimba Allison: Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 029 902 0431 872-8076 BROWN cord, fur WANTED TO BUY Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 FANCY DRESS lined unisex jacket, Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 029 958 2680 small, as new, $30. SUPPER NIBBLES Joe Neems 07 856-6261 0274 947 370 Phone 871-7797 after ANTIQUES & SPOT PRIZES 7pm. COLLECTABLES COLOUR TV 14” go- LIVESTOCK WANTED - Licensed Dealer - ing order. $49.95. Phone 871-6839. 22 years buying in the Waikato FISHING net 60 me- tres with anchors. Paying top prices for: $49.95. Phone 871- Old Jewellery TE AWAMUTU 6839. Silver COLLEGE China GIRLS 20” BMX bike CANCELLATION OF NZ Books very good order, $45. Linen 20TH ANNIVERSARY Phone 871-6692. Divisions of Allied Farmers Limited FOR OTAWHAO Single items to Estate lots MARAE to be held on INDOOR wooden avi- BOBBY CALF OFFER ary. Painted 84 x 78 x - Free Estimates - June 6 Allied Farmers have been procuring Bobby Calves 42 cm. $49.50. Phone - Buyer will call - Regretfully the above from Waikato Farmers and King Country Farmers 871-3849. Kellmscott Antiiques region since 1999. celebration will be Phone:::: 871--9819 postponed until STEPPER, $15. Phone Anytiime Have your Bobby Calves processed near to further notice. 871-7797 after 7pm. home at Te Awamutu Meat Processors. UNISEX denim jacket, SECOND HAND - Minimal stress on calves - small, $15. Phone MARKET • We guarantee to operate on a competitive BUSINESS SUPER 871-7797 after 7pm. MARKET STREET schedule. We were at the top last year. DEALS WHITE boot skates, as We require stock urgently • Option of an advance payment of $10 new, size 4-5, $30. ★ Fridges ★ Freezers per head on receipt of registration MILLS GLASS Phone 871-7797 after ★ Washers ★ Beds & • Normal proceed payments made each Monday 7pm. • FOR all your glazing Suites Three pick ups per week during peak of season • requirements. Phone WOODEN dog kennel Good Clean Condition Locally owned and operated company 871-2123. medium size 75 x 64 x Phone 871-5623 Plus a total of six Masport Maestro deluxe 64 cm, $49.50. Phone TYRES Stuart Law BBQ’s to be won across the region Ltd, Phone 871-6426. 871-3849. LIVESTOCK FOR WANT TO KNOW MORE? SALE How to register, Collection of calves, BOATS FOR SALE VEHICLES FOR Payment, Terms and Conditions SALE CONTACT ONE OF OUR LOCAL AGENTS TODAY 28 well grown IC Frie- BONITO V16 Cabin, sian heifers AVE BW Fyfe Campbell A/H’s 07 827 3812 Mob 0274 740 224 Johnson 90hp, fish 1991 Mitsubishi G.T.O. 125 from owners Neil Adams A/H’s 07 856 1064 Mob 0274 515 311 finder, VHF radio, Ski Red - newly painted. herd. Phone Graham Independent Agent pole, aux bracket, Immaculate condi- Harker 871-4085 Owen Watson A/H’s 07 873 6222 Mob 021 874 570 boarding ladder, can- tion. Diamante Motor. (0274) 753-607 Te Graeme Locke A/H’s 07 873 0712 Mob 0274 984 328 opy etc, $12,000 ono. Excellent condition. Awamutu. Paul McConnell A/H’s 07 873 7696 Mob 0274 881 299 Phone 871-3820 or $10,000. Phone (07) 871-6056. (021) 101-5708. LIVESTOCK WANTED FOR SALE BONER COWS WANTED

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Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, May 31, 2005 WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT EMPLOYEES VACANT “DO Johnny Nelson WANTED THE RESTAURANT STAFF CARPET FORECOURT WASHBRIGHT FARM Kitchen hand & waitress / on call, 18+, CLEANING ATTENDANT RIGHT ASSISTANT Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights on roster MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN IICRC Approved Part time. 20 to 30 hours THING” Hospitality experience preferred TREATMENT Naghinapouri district. July 11 through to end of February. per week. Flexible shifts. Must be reliable Low pressure, Exterior 530 cows/40 a side HB. Live Business hours. 7.00am Phone 871-3742 Cleaning out position. Good time off. to 7.00pm. Seven days Coloursteel roofs Phone (07) 825-2101 per week. Roof spray, Tiles and Keith & Tracey Crawford Decromastic Please phone: 871-9723 ULTRA CLEAN David or Barbara Be TIdy Phone 871-6662 or Rotary clean, pavers, FARM Business, Education, FITTER WELDERS (0274) 984-465 driveways, footpaths ASSISTANT KING COUNTRY Commercial buildings Transport, Industrial, We require competent fitter welders. Required from mid July FOREST & CEILINGS and Walls. Phone (0274) 763-347 LOGGING Wide variety of work. Opportunities exist Phone Ultra Clean to help sharemilker Domestic, You or 871-7389 with 270 cows and for career advancement. 871-6662. SERVICES KEEP TE AWAMUTU general farm duties. Please apply to: CHIMNEY Accommodation available. Urgently requires BEAUTIFUL SOCIETY Close to Te Awamutu. experienced: Peter Gray: (07) 873-8788 or 025-964-187 A1 Chimney cleaning, Pruners Phone 870-1295. professional, friendly Limited Planters SITUATIONS VACANT service. Phone 871- Now Servicing Chainsaw Operators 4244 or (021) 664-367. Te Awamutu SITUATIONS Phone 871-0880 For Exterior Cleaning VACANT or (021) 927-297 CLARKE’S Moss, Mould and Algae CARPET Treatments, Houses, Roofs, SECURITY Officers - CLEANING Driveways, Cobbles etc also are needed! Gain this For your carpet and Fly and Spider Treatments NZQA approved

upholstery cleaning For your Free quote qualification by corre- Phone Tui 871-7205 Phone Keith, CAFE COOK spondence for under mobile or 0800 GO SOFTWASH $700, student loans The best scones, muf- (027) 280-0790 0800-467-638 may apply. Phone or 871-4930 Fax (07) 848-1702 fins, biscuits, paninis, quiche etc in the busi- 0800-800-043. We aim to please [email protected] ness. If this is a bit of you, give us a call. Great EXTERIOR house TE AWAMUTU fun, busy place to work. cleaning. Phone Ultra Approx 35 hours, Tues- Clean 871-6662. PLUMBING AND day - Saturday, no TRAINING nights. DRAINAGE PROGRAMMES F.L.T. Colin Downie Phone 870-2310 Cafe 10 CAMBRIDGE TRAINING Plumbing & Drainage Alexandra Street, 15 - 18 years old Rosetown Maintenance Te Awamutu. Courses available §New houses alterations DRIVER § Furniture Making & Septic tank and effluents CATERER Construction §Blocked drains - Hydro CATERER TRAINING REQUIRED FOR Hospitality & Tourism Jet and Camera Phone GOLF CLUB Office Work & (0274) 125-000 Phone Computing (0274) 989-022 or Phone Annette at Work Based Training 872-2805 871-8976 a/h Clubhouse 871-7907 a/h 871-5246 Gain NZQA GARDENER, Ron for deta qualifications and Elder, for all mainte- TREE & STUMP ++ils practical experience nance. Ph 871-4282. SERVICE CUSTOMER Then we will help you SERVICE find a job Glen Rawson Call Dennis Clements Home based No cost to you Plumbing TOTAL TREE CARE Craftsman, Plumber Phone 871-5221 We require a motivated Get your LEARNERS and Gasfitter Team Leader in the LICENCE for free Te Awamutu Owned Roofing Maintenance Te Awamutu/Kihikihi Free transport provided and Operated New area to manage a Phone (027) 222-7590 small team of Phone Sheila or 870-2987a/h distributors. You will (07) 827-3754 Tree Surgeon need to be able to drop HOMEKILLS, Neville catalogues yourself, UNEMPLOYED? Sick and Cherie Kemp, Stump Removal and be responsible for of being on the bene- www.meateater.co.nz, developing and fit? Retrain, upskill Phone 871-9995. Highly qualified maintaining customer and gain valuable Quality guaranteed relationships. work experience for Ph Mike at FRASERS Enjoy all the benefits free. Call Melanie at of working for a secure Employment Plus (07) 0800-888-121 and leading catalogue 827-3754 or (027) 294- company combined 8556. SHUTTLE WATERBLASTING. with the flexibility of working part-time from SERVICE Phone Ultra Clean Ph Pat or Deanne 871-6662 home. 872-2530 Other benefits include: WINDOWS. Phone Weekly cash (027) 289-5497 or Ultra Clean. Phone (027) 289-5496 commission 871-6662. Full training and SITUATIONS VACANT support SPOUTING replaced Marley, $26 per me- No financial outlay tre, fitted inc GST. Home office, car, Call Tony 871-3620. phone and e-mail are essential. WORK WANTED Contact Phone Dianne: 0800 453 544 Email: [email protected]

FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS EARN from home. Part Phone Andy: time, full time, $200 - (021021)) 404 855 A/H 871 8212 $1000 a month. Full training, free information. Phone (08) 327-6802. Website: www.lifestyleplus.biz

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Phone Colin Jackson Street (Behind TASS) Te Awamutu Phone (021) 170-2718 Pllumbiing & Draiinage After Hours 870-4449 871-8976 or CARS BIKES BOATS LIGHT COM (027) 498-9022

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Skills you will need: Class 5 Licence Driving Experience Would you like to be part of a Duties for Ag Contracting business in dynamic nursing team? We require a caregiver who genuinely Te Awamutu area, own vehicle Phone 872-2726, 872-2718 enjoys caring for older people, is honest, or (0274) 954-735 reliable and has a good work ethic! The person must be prepared to work on the morning, afternoon and night shift, as rostered and some weekends. Contact Viv Higgie ~ Phone 871-5505 Between 8.30am - 4.30pm

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Applicants should be: Self motivated Professional Prepared to learn Willing to work hard to achieve high income Full time positions available at Te Awamutu, Otorohanga and Te Kuiti Send CV to: Ken McGrath, Harcourts, 130 Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga TE AWAMUTU CITIZENS COLOUR CLASSIFIEDS AARERE HERE ADVICE BUREAU Make your advert STAND OUT

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Working 12-15 hours per week with dedicated Talk to our classified team today team, we are looking for a person to run the day-to-day administrative area of our Bureau. IF YOU: Are fully computer literate Have knowledge of data input and computer accounting Have you got something for Pay attention to detail Welcome challenges Sale worth Under $50? Then please forward your Curriculum Vitae to: The Chairperson, CAB, YES - Advertise it for FREE!!! PO Box 325, Te Awamutu

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For a job description please phone CAB 871-4111 Raukawa Trust Board is an Iwi Authority based in Tokoroa, dedicated to promoting and developing social and economic advancement for people within its tribal region. The board has the following vacancy available. Kaumatua Coordinator PHONE (07) 871 5151 - FAX (07) 871 3675 We are seeking a suitably qualified person who enjoys working with Kaumatua (koroua and kuia) to improve FREE UNDER $50 ADVERTISING their general health and wellbeing. This person must have a positive friendly attitude and an affinity with No more than 10 words per advertisement. elderly people. Limit one advertisement per person. For Sale items only. This programme aims to increase the ability to improve This coupon only for Residents, not Trade or Commercial Retail the health status of Kaumatua making positive life Run-on advertisements only, printed at our discretion, when space permits. changes, promoting and maintaining fitness and mobility through the use of traditional Maori practices. 1234 Mirimiri Coordinator We are seeking a suitably qualified person who enjoys working with Kaumatua (koroua and kuia) to improve 5678 their general health and wellbeing. This person must have a positive friendly attitude and an affinity with elderly people. Qualifications and previous experience 910 in health care and therapeutic massage is preferred. Phone This programme aims to increase the ability of Kaumatua to recover from injury and ailments through Name: ...... mirimiri (massage), exercise, and good nutrition. If you would like to be a part of a dynamic team that is Address:...... working towards improving Maori health outcomes: ...... Please contact Dickie Farrar, Health Manager on (027) 5901-702 or [email protected] for Phone:...... a job description and please forward your Curriculum Vitae to: Dickie Farrar, NB: Only advertisements submitted on these forms accepted. Forms can be posted to Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu, or advertisers Raukawa Health Manager, Private Bag 8, TOKOROA can bring this coupon in to our office at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. Applications for these positions close: June 10, 2005

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CINEMA SCENE The Amityville Horror Bride and Prejudice Based on the true story of George From the team behind the inter- and Kathy Lutz, The Amityville national smash hit “Bend It Like Horror remains one of the most ter- Beckham”, comes a Jane Austen rifying stories ever because of one adaptation like never before. small fact - it actually happened. On Bride and Prejudice gets the Bol- November 13 1974, Suffolk County lywood treatment and the result is Police received a frantic phone call a spectacular fusion of East meets that led them to 112 Ocean Avenue West. Austen’s classic love story Frampton live (on DVD) in Amityville, Long Island. Inside unfold in a riot of colour and emo- the large Dutch Colonial house, they tion, song and dance that jet-sets If you missed THE in- tended the Auckland discovered a horrifi c crime scene ternational act of May, show on Monday, May that shattered the landscape of the from rural India via London to Los then Te Awamutu Cou- 16, the fi nal of his cur- typically peaceful community: an Angeles. rier, Tracs and Warner rent world tour, was entire family had been slaughtered A must see for lovers of musicals, Music give readers the raving. in their beds. In the days that fol- Bollywood and ultimately for ro- chance to the magic Frampton’s story be- lowed, Ronald DeFeo Jr., confessed mantics everywhere, the warmth, of Peter Frampton in gan as a 16-year-old in to methodically shooting his parents affection, humour and enthusiasm concert by winning a the Herd, going on to and four siblings with a rifl e while is inescapable. copy of the DVD ‘Live in be lead guitarist with they slept, claiming “voices” in the Bollywood’s reigning queen Aish- Detroit’. Steve Marriott’s Hum- house drove him to commit the warya Rai debuts in her fi rst English Everyone who at- ble Pie. grisly murders. language fi lm as our heroine Balita One year later, George (Ryan (Austen’s Elizabeth Bennet) while Reynolds) and Kathy Lutz (Melissa rising star Martin Henderson (The S P O R T DR A W S George) and their children moved Ring, Torque and the upcoming Lit- FUTURE FERNS DRAW into the house thinking they’d found tle Fish opposite Cate Blanchett and 9:00 Kihikihi Diamonds v Pekerau Pearls; Pokuru Super Stars v their dream home. But shortly after Sam Neill) delights as Mr Darcy. Kihikihi Magic settling in, bizarre and unexplained Director/producer/writer Gurinder 9:50 Pekerau Wavez v TAPS Stingers; TAPS Groovy Chicks v St events began to occur - nightmarish Chadha who’s previous fi lms includ- Pats Dolphins visions and haunting voices from an ed Bend It Like Beckham, Bhaji on 10:40 TAPS Fresh Ferns v Pirongia Seagulls; Arohena v Pekerau evil presence still lurking within the the Beach and What’s Cooking, along Superstars house. with producer Deepak Nayar (Heat 11:30 TAPS Bluebirds v Pirongia Stars; Paterangi Panthers v 28 days after moving in, the Lutz and Dust, Lost Highway, The Buena TAPS Funky Chicks family abandoned the residence, lucky to escape with their lives. Vista Social Club, Bend It Like 12:20 Bethue v TAPS Bumble Bees; Pokuru Mountain Magic v Beckham) combine their knowledge Pirongia Shakers Now 30 years after the shocking 1:10 Korakonui Green Ferns v TAPS Glitter Dolphins; St Pats events that inspired a best selling of commercial Western cinema with Little Chiefs v Puahue Hot Shots novel and one of the most popular the established Bollywood expertise 2:00 St Pats Starfish v Pekerau Fernz; Pokuru Sparkles v horror fi lms of all time, come revisit of choreographer Saroj Khan (Devc- Pukeatua Groovers the house that started it all: The das), composer Anu Malik, lyricists Amityville Horror. “It will creep you the Akhtar family and cinematog- NETBALL DRAW out”. “The shocks are many and well rapher Santosh Sivan (Asoka) to 9:00 TAS Anitas v Sacred Heart 1; Pukeatua Tutus v Int Shakers; After fi ve albums, a standard sized enve- delivered. I dare you not to jump at bring you a fully-fl edged fi rst in this Pirongia RD1 v St Pats Stars; TAC Fushion v TAC 9 Basics; COGS considerable US success lope, address it to the hilarious and heartfelt re-telling of Tutus v TAC 10A least once.” “Indescribably nerve- and working with his ‘Peter Frampton DVD wracking.” the classic love story. 9:50 TAS Bullets v TAC 9C; Pukeatua Magic v Paterangi; Int friend George Harrison Competition’ and make Surferz v Pirongia Strikers; Comrades Social v Ohaupo Lifeworks on his acclaimed ‘All sure it reaches our of- 10:40 Pirongia Sincerity v TAS Tweenies; Int Hot Chocolates v TAS Things Must Pass’ triple fi ce by 5pm Friday. Tornadoes; COGS 2 v TAC Open B; Int First Timers v Int Pink set, he embarked on a Pantherz; Pirongia AMP v TAS Pink Ladies; TAPS Shooting Stars v solo career. Kakepuku Kiwis Relentless US tour- eekly for 11:30 TAC 10C v Pirongia Black; St Pats Urban Angels v Pirongia ing paid off with the Troopers; Kihikihi Juniors v Pirongia Stormers; TAS Paul Kay phenomenal sales of omen Dental v ASB Bank; St Pats Shooters v TAPS Gold Ferns W WLadies of Te Awamutu ‘Frampton Comes Alive’ 12:20 TAC 9B v TAC 10B; Korakonui Stormers v Int ChicABabes; MORNING SESSIONS - WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, the album of 1976. Rose & Thorn v TAS Guthrie Bowron; Pirongia FIL v Aywon Stars; Thur, June 2nd FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY and MONDAY TAC 9A v TAC Farmlands; Pirongia Sparklers v Pekerau Aztecs By the end of that decade, Frampton had ZELARY M Personally recommended. 1:10 Sacred Heart 2 v Pirongia Alexandra Hotel; Kihikihi Shakers v 9.45am STAR WARS III: TAPS Magic Flyers; TAS Soldiers v Int Katz; TA Marist A v TAC starred as Billy Shears TUE 7.40, WED 9.50, SAT 6.50 REVENGE OF THE SITH You’re in in the fi lm ‘Sgt. Peppers Josie speaking Senior C; Pokuru Panthers v Pekerau Mystics RAY M FINAL WED 7.40 for one hell of a final ride. The force is 2:00 TAS Misfits v TAS Socialites; Int Shooting Stars v Aywon Lonely Hearts Club about the Open strong in this one. Pacers; Ohaupo Windy Ridge Cafe v TAS Gyde Wansbone; Angels Band’ and had toured Home Foundation BEING JULIA M Wonderfully TUE 5.45 & 8.25, WED 10.20, 5.45 v Pirongia McDonalds Lime; Tumeke v TAS Corboy Earthmovers the world. (fostering) satisfying. WED 5.35, THU 8.05, & 8.25, THU 5.45 & 8.20, FRI 5.45 & 2:50 TAS CBR v TAC 9 Pechangaz; Int Angels v St Pats All Stars; Soon after, a near fa- tal car crash sidelined Venue: Te Awamutu FINAL SUN 12.45 8.25, SAT, SUN & MON 11.00, 1.50, TTK Parawera Kakariki v St Pats Stingers; TAC Jagundees v TAS Bible Chapel 4.30 & 7.10 Dad’s Army his career for a lengthy SEDUCING DR LEWIS M Executive on Duty: Dee Ryan period, but he released Phone Sally 870 2074 Heartwarming and whimsical. THE INTERPRETER M “Engagingly Duty Teams: A Duty: (am) Rose & Thorn, three albums in the Come along ~ TUE 5.35, SAT 12.45, MON 2.50 out of the ordinary.” Waikato Times. 80’s and resurrected his A Duty: (pm) COGS 2, TAS Socialites, Int Shooting Stars We’d love to see you! ROBOTS G SAT & MON 1.40, THU 8.15, WED 10.10 & 5.55, career. A gold coin donation is SAT & MON 3.30, SUN 10.50 PREMIER GRADE NETBALL DRAW - Thursday 26 May To be in to win simply appreciated to help cover costs SUN 1.15 6.30 College Open A v Kawau Tigers, Court 1; COGS 1 v put your name, address THE AMITYVILLE HORROR R16 Marist Weka, Court 2 Licensed CRECHE A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT R16 and daytime contact available Creepy and superior to its predecessor. 151TC021/05 Memorable, rewarding and satisfying. 8.15 Pirongia A v COGS Menz, Court 1; Bailey Ingham v TAS number on the back of THU 6.05 & 7.50, FRI 6.05 & 7.55, Ecolab, Court 2 TUE 5.30, WED 10.00 & 5.30, SAT & MON 5.50 & 7.30, SUN 5.40 JUNIOR RUGBY DRAW FRI 10.00, SAT & MON 11.10, & 7.20 9th Grade TAS Stormers ( HJRB draw not yet available). SUN 3.05 LADIES IN LAVENDER M They 10th Grade Pirongia v Camb. Black, Pirongia 1 11am; TAS APRES VOUS M “Bittersweet French saved a stranger from the sea and in Wasps, TAS Hornets & Ohaupo (HJRB draw not yet available). 11th Grade TAS Devils, T/A Marist & Pirongia (HJRB draw not comedy is as good as it gets.” return he stole their hearts. THU 10.15 yet available). FRI 8.10, SAT 2.50, SUN 4.55, & 6.10, FRI 10.15 & 6.10, 12th Grade Korokanui v T/A Marist, Korokanui 1A 10am; AUDITIONS MON 12.45 SAT 10.50 & 4.55, SUN 10.50 & 2.50, MON 10.50 & 4.55 Ohaupo v Pirongia White, Ngahinepouri School 11.15am; “The Darling Buds Of May” HITCHHIKER’S GUIDE TO THE Pirongia Black v TAS Torpedoes, Pirongia 2A 10am; TAS The first episode of the well known TV series A LOT LIKE LOVE M A pleasant Rockets v TAS Jets, Albert Pk 4A 10am. GALAXY PG Exhilarating, fresh, and enjoyable romantic comedy. 13th Grade Korokanui v T/A Marist, Korokanui 1B 10am; CAST REQUIRED: original, loaded with surprises and often Ohaupo v TAS Wildcats, Ngahinepouri School 10.30am; THU 6.00 & 8.10, FRI 6.00 & 8.15, 5 Men - 2 leads, 3 cameo roles hilarious. SAT, SUN & MON 12.30, 2.35 & Kihikihi v TAS Knights, Kihikihi 1A 11am; Pirongia v TAS TUE 6.05, WED 8.15, SAT, SUN & Bulldogs, Pirongia 2B 10am; TAS Panthers v TAS Broncos, 6 Women - 2 leads - 4 cameo roles 6.45 Albert Pk 4B 10am. 5 Juniors - The Larkin family FINAL MON 4.40 (ages ranging from 9-15 years) DOOR IN THE FLOOR R16 An 14th Grade Pirongia Black v T/A Marist, Pirongia 2A 11am; KINGDOM OF HEAVEN RP16 engrossing adult tale. LAST 2 WEEKS Ohaupo v Pirongia White, Ohaupo 1A 11am; TAS Eagles v TAS An interest evening for more information will be A sensational film. Breathtaking. It’s Hawkes, Albert Pk 4A 11am. 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