Published Tuesday and Thursday TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2010 7474528AA Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Te Awamutu development on a roll Pink Ribbon Two new supermarkets in competition before year’s end breakfast A Pink Ribbon breakfast is BY GRANT JOHNSTON being staged at Te Awamutu Club at 9am on Sunday, May 30. Major developments around Te Funds raised will go towards Awamutu are taking shape and all expanding The New Zealand seem to be on track to hit their Breast Cancer Foundation’s projected completion dates. Research Programme to It is hard to believe there is any other similar sized town in New improve survivorship for the Zealand with as much development 2600 women diagnosed with taking place as Te Awamutu has at breast cancer each year. present. Pink Products will be The Heart of Te Awamutu CBD available to purchase. upgrade moved close to completion Tickets ($25) include over the weekend, including breakfast, glass of bubbles, switching on the new lights, plant- orange juice, tea and coffee. ing and a general tidy up. Confirm attendance by This week will see the Wednesday, May 26 to Renee decommissioning of the old water Irwin (0274 361 799). main, minor paving and asphalt To find out more visit: repairs, laying of turf and road- www.nzbcf.org.nz marking (latter two subject to weather). Extra ‘car’ key Bunnings massive $6 Million The owner of the 21st key revamp, which includes more than photo published in the Te 2200 square metres of retail space Awamutu Courier has been and a 3500 square metre timber found. yard, is on track for completion by November 1. Amy Griffin (27) was Advertising for new staff began contacted by her father-in-law last week with a healthy response. who thought the photo might be The new and expanded premises of her. was expected to require an addi- ‘‘He spotted the photo on the tional 20 staff. front of the Courier and gave me Installation of the roof on the a call.’’ new main store started on Friday, TC180510CT01 She says a friend was due to with racking and merchandising LIVINGSTONE Building leading hand Malcolm Sceats working on the new Bunnings store (which had its celebrate her 21st which made about six weeks away. roof installed over the weekend). her think about her own 21st key Work on the new store is and where it was. expected to be 75% complete by July ‘‘I had no idea I didn’t still 12 . have it. The only way I can think Inside trade and full retail offer, it ended up at TML was when I albeit compacted, will be available traded a car. in the new store from that date and ‘‘It must have been tucked the old building will be demolished under the seat and I didn’t in late July. realise.’’ Left for completion by November 1 will be the remainder of the main Needless to say she is very store, nursery and administration happy to have it back. areas. Progressive Enterprises new Fast Feet Countdown store is also on track for A free Fast Feet workshop is a November completion. being staged here by Sport Tenant Bruce Gray Auto Electri- Waikato on Wednesday, May cal has been relocated to a new 26. purpose built premises in George It will be held at Te Awamutu Street, on the former Rosetown Rugby & Sports Club from 6pm- Garments site also owned by Pro- 8pm and is an ideal workshop for gressive Enterprises. coaches/teachers. Site works on the expanded During this workshop you will supermarket site have been gain a better insight into the completed and the shell of the new principals behind movement, co- building is due to be started. ordination and balance and The Countdown Supermarket agility, translated into fast feet. will provide 4200 square metres of Contact Janis Jeffers to gross floor area. register on 07 823 2510 or The current Woolworths Super- market will continue to trade until [email protected]. completion of the new premises. TC180510DT01 Continued page 3. MAJOR earthworks and retaining mark the site of the Countdown project. Beautiful pendants by Kerry Thompson

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7474536AA www.beamishgemtime.co.nz 2 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2010 YOUR LETTERS Salt Water Sports Fishing KAWHIA HIGH TIDES ADD FIVE MINUTES FOR RAGLAN HARBOUR Te Tahi development not degrading TUESDAY: 12.33am & 12.59pm WEDNESDAY: 1.26am & 1.55pm THURSDAY: 2.24am & 2.55pm I am writing in response to scape’, the height of Mt Pirongia ent to mine. I understand these due to their required FRIDAY: 3.28am & 3.59pm your Letter to the Editor being nearly one thousand vendors are likely to be positioning on the sites, plant- SATURDAY: 4.33am & 5.05pm ‘Development degrading Mt metres. required to plant two hectares ing and natural colours they SUNDAY: 5.38am & 6.11pm Pirongia’ in last Tuesday’s Through previous subdiv- of native bush around and will be required to be clad in. MONDAY: 6.38am & 7.12pm Courier. ision, other people are fortunate within these blocks. The building of any new I have recently purchased a to already be enjoying this for- This will restore the area housing on Te Tahi Road will lifestyle block on the top of Te est park environment. I am closer to its former natural state generate an increase in income Tahi Road. I am grateful for the pleased to be able to join them. than it has been in for the last for Otorohanga District Council BEAT THE COLD progressive Otorohanga Dis- The block I have purchased hundred years. I am supportive which will enable further road- trict Plan. It allows for land- is not ideally suited to farming of this environmentally sensi- ing upgrades. For that I will be YOUR LOCAL HOME AIR CONDITIONING scape planned-engineer due to its topography, but is not tive application. It will give a grateful. SPECIALISTS IN DUCTED SYSTEMS approved and eco-sensitive life- so steep that building on it poses few others the opportunity that The requirements of both style sites. any problem. There are coven- I have. Otorohanga District Council At approximately 250 metres ants in place that will require I will not need to build up as and the vendors’ covenants will above sea level my block enjoys my home to blend with its has been suggested to get a view. ensure that this subdivision is a fantastic view of the Waikato natural environment. The covenant does not permit an eco sensitive one of a high and Northern King Country, but The farmers who sold me my this in any case. No homes on calibre. AIR CONDITIONING UNITS is certainly below the identified block have applied for consent these blocks are likely to be GARTH O’BRIEN 20db (A)...as quiet as a whisper ‘outstanding natural land- to subdivide eight blocks adjac- easily seen from SH39 and 31 New resident of Te Tahi Road Outstanding energy savings & pure indoor air Subdivisions posing Balancing books risk to environment by cutting bikkies

It was pleasing to note the concern being gobbled up for housing. Waipa District councillors from all reports were re “Development degrading Mt The Otorohanga District Council arguing about who is going to be deputy mayor. Pirongia” letter in the Courier on May appears to welcome subdivision of I would have thought that any councillor could COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL 11. land for housing. stand for the position. SERVICE & REPAIRS As stated, Waipa District Council is Values and population are It’s up to them to elect the person they deem best moving positively to restrict increased thereby generating more for the job. It’s a bit like this debacle over the subdivisions. rating revenue, but this is often at the biscuits. Grow up, you are spending mega bucks on Thousands of hectares of pro- expense of environmental concerns of a town upgrade and are trying to balance the books ductive land are now out of pro- which the Te Tahi Road issue is a good by cutting biscuits. duction. example. A local radio station was making jokes about it. Subdivisions close to the northern How long will it be before councils Cr Hazel Barnes wasn’t impressed apparently boundary of the Otorohanga Council will say “enough is enough.” about cutting down on lunches, but I say to her cut area are a good example of prime land B. WALTER your play lunch and make a couple of extras for some of the other kids on the Council. At least an election is coming up and we may see TA Country Variety Club convert some much needed changes, with new people to represent us. With a bit of luck they will keep in touch with Call now for a As a recent arrival in Te Awamutu, I have become a financial member. local residents heeding their concerns — rates, FREE Quote and having been deprived for many The management are fun, easy going, water supply, the proposed cultural centre, public years, I have thoroughly enjoyed the honest people and a pleasure to know. safety, the bypass, town access and parking. REFRIGERATION pleasure of the opportunity of I extend my gratitude for what they Also Kihikihi needs to be treated equally — they 7473983AA 0800 725 892 SERVICES LTD attending Te Awamutu Country Vari- offer the public. badly need an upgrade on all services. 166 Cambridge Rd, Te Awamutu, Ph 871 6793 ety Club. J. E. MACKAY VERN WILSON Time for a Heat Pump? KEEP WARM - SAVE MONEY WE CAN MAKE IT HASSLE-FREE  WE QUOTE Freeview Satellite  WE SELL You’ll need a digital  WE INSTALL satellite receiver and a satellite dish  6 YEAR WARRANTY Freeview HD  CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE QUOTE You’ll need a digital terrestrial FOR SUPPLY AND receiver and UHF aerial INSTALLATION *Conditions apply We sell, set up & install. And BECAUSE we don't have to outsource for installation Your place to shop for Freeview. - we save you time and hassle. YOUR ONE STOP SHOP! 7473961AA STRAWBRIDGES

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FEATURES BY CEANA PRIEST older than me. “You don’t know if it’s a good In a tiny workshop in Kihi- one until it’s finished. That’s the THURSDAY 17 kihi, Sam Crossan makes beauti- gamble. It depends on the mater- ful mandolins that are desired ial and how you put it together,” KITCHENS worldwide — but they are not for he explains. Design, colour consultants, whitewear, sale at any price. “After you’ve made a few you “People want them, but I don’t realise there’s some things you lighting, painters, tilers etc.. sell them. The people I give them can’t do, and some things you to are people who can, and will shouldn’t do and some things TUESDAY 22 play. You have to be really you might do and it might work. selfish to learn how to play “Fortunately I’m not doing it ALL ABOUT KIDS decently,” he says. for a living!,” he jokes. School/after school activities, Mr Crossan (77) started mak- Originally from a border ing mandolins 25 years ago, and town in Scotland, his builder childcare, preschool has been playing for much father moved the family around longer. Scotland and Ireland for work. PROMOTE YOUR PRODUCT OR SERVICE HERE, Before his father went to war, Over time Mr Crossan picked up he handed his son a mandolin the skills he would need to CALL DORINDA OR JANET 871 5151 and showed him the basic steps. become a carpenter later on. 7477538AA By the time he returned, Mr But at the age of three, Mr Crossan was playing with such Crossan was diagnosed as poise that it hardly seemed to severely hearing impaired. matter he played upside down “The hearing comes and goes. and with his left hand. It’s a When I was three I became very quirky playing style that con- deaf. But around 12 it began to tinues today. improve. At about that time, a Mr Crossan plays in Celtic piper came to town and taught TE AWAMUTU COURIER, bands both locally and in Whaka- me for five years.” 336 Alexandra St, Te Awamutu tane, but it’s what happens in his It didn’t hinder Mr Crossan compact Kihikihi workshop, playing for the King’s Own Scot- Phone Office / Classifieds (07) 871 5151 which fights for space with his tish Borderers and then being Office Hours: 8.00am to 5.00pm car, that is stunning. invited to New Zealand in 1966 by Each intricate mandolin the Hamilton Pipe Band. takes two and a half months to Mr Crossan and his wife Manager: Alan Price make and Mr Crossan only spent 28 years in Hamilton rais- Editor: Grant Johnston makes three a year. ing five children before moving It takes two weeks for the to Te Pahu where he renovated Reporters: Colin Thorsen, Dean Taylor, Cathy Asplin individual pieces to be crafted and sold houses. Editorial a/hrs number: 871 9896 and two months for the seasoned After his wife passed away, woods, after being joined, to Mr Crossan moved to Te Awa- Fax number: (07) 871 3697 adapt to the new tension and mutu, then Kihikihi. He cur- Email: [email protected] settle down. rently divides his time between TC180510CP01 Seasoned wood is extremely his Kihikihi home and Whaka- SAM CROSSAN, for whom making and playing beautiful Advertising Representatives: important to ensure the wood tane. mandolins is a passion. Dorinda Courtney, Janet Uttinger tone does not change over time. By his own admission, Mr “Getting really seasoned Crossan is not a mandolin A regular player at Biddy mandolin makers congregate. Fax number: (07) 871 3675 wood is difficult. The wood has repairer. Mulligans Hamilton, he also Mr Crossan is at a loss to why got to be a particular grain, like He considers it much harder heads off each year to Santa Cruz he has spent a lifetime making,

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Jack Mockford has Beware assumptions 16,000 trays of kiwifruit to give away. By Barbara Linton of St Patrick’s Catholic They are not on trays, Church and Te Awamutu Combined Churches however, but needing to Leaders Association. be picked from the vines As a student nurse, my first lecture in psychology on the Coalter Road started with the psychologist telling the following property owned my Mr story: Mockford and his wife, A team of scientists who were studying the Margaret and son Allan. behaviour of rats, arrived at the laboratory each The green kiwifruit morning and found a certain rat stuck between the was damaged by a severe grills of its cage, its back half outside the cage. hailstorm in February Using their logic the scientists made and are ineligible for presumptions and judgments about this rat, and its export. The hail has left unusual behaviour of trying to back out of its cage small scars on the skin, instead of going forward in the normal way. but the kiwifruit are fine However, an unexpected discovery by one of these to eat. scientists showed an important aspect of the rat’s Mr Mockford says the behaviour had been overlooked. hailstorm, which lasted Late one night this particular scientist called into about a quarter of an the lab to get keys he had forgotten to take home from hour, arrived the day work. after he had completed There he found the rat cage empty and the rat in the labour intensive job the waste basket eating scraps from the day’s of thinning the kiwifruit. lunches. ‘‘Murphy’s Law, I Fully satisfied, the rat went forward to return guess.’’ between the grills to its cage, but its distended Mr Mockford is still stomach caused it to get stuck between the grills. not certain where he This story may help to better understand our stands with his insur- human condition. ance company on the TC180510GJ03 Because of our preconceived ideas, presumptions loss. FRUIT FOR KIWIS: Jack Mockford among the kiwifruit which is free to anyone who wants it. and misconceptions we cannot see the full picture of ‘‘We need to remove the tapestry of human life as woven by God. the kiwifruit in any case. like, but we ask that they The Mockford’s prop- Road end, rather than past the century and the Instead we see the obscure picture from the People can help them- do not park under the erty is at 177 Coalter Cambridge Road end) orchard is on the road- underside. selves to as much as they canopy.’’ Road (closest to Te Rahu about two kilometres side. A person’s behaviour or some events of life may seem confusing or absurd to those who are pre- judiced or look only for logic regarding cause and YOUR LETTERS effect. Yet, it is through this seemingly unusual behavi- our and these confused events that God is working to produce His masterpiece which He calls each one of Support for Country Variety Club leaders us to be. We need to be aware of and open to the Spirit of We, the undersigned, current financial they are open to all members, who are agement is astounding. God working, even though we do not understand the members of Te Awamutu Country Variety more than satisfied with what manage- We totally support and encourage our reasons for His promptings within. Club, refute the special AGM at the ment, committee and members have done present management. God does not limit himself to logic. His ways are Anglican Parish of St John’s Hall, on for our club. S. A. MCPHERSON, J. D. MACKAY, M. not our ways. That is why the Bible warns against Saturday May 22 at 1pm. Why anybody would want to undo such MARSHALL, MARY LASENBY, IRIS making judgments and presumptions about others. How can a meeting be of benefit to satisfactory work, where the public enjoy START, KATH HAWKINS, NORMA and If feeling discouraged over limitations, faults and anyone when it is invalid and the agenda is what is offered, and make such innuendos, ARTHUR MCCULLOUGH, TONY and unrealistic expectations of others, remember that set to destroy the foundation and goodwill we will never know. ERICA BRAMSEN, PADDY God has not finished working in each one of us. of the club according to the TACVC To learn that someone who has had ARAHONGA, ANNE SCOTT, SHIRLEY “The Word of God is alive and active … It judges constitution. absolutely no interest in our club for many MAXTED, CHRIS START, COLIN TE the desires and thoughts of the heart. There is We know our records are up to date and years, feels that they can challenge man- HUIA. nothing that can be hidden from God.’’ Isiah 4. 7474560AA 7476687AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2010 9 10 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2010 Kawhia may get Beachcare group

Kawhia residents concerned about coastal erosion, and the impacts of vehicles on beaches and dunes, are behind a public meeting to discuss forming a local Beachcare group. The meeting comes after a group of the residents contacted Environment Waikato’s Beachcare co- ordinator Sam Stephens to see what the community could do to protect the coast more. “Forming a Beachcare group will allow commun- ity members to be involved in helping to manage coastal erosion and to restore the natural character of the area,” Mr Stephens says. “The community have initiated the meeting and many people want to get involved in protecting the coastline in their area. The Kawhia coast is a spectacular and beautiful place, yet it is far from how it used to be.” Are children Mr Stephens says the dunes on Kawhia’s ocean beach have been highly modified over time as a consequence of various human activities, leading to WWW.ONELIFEPHOTOGRAPHY.CO.NZ your Business? the loss of the majority of the original native dune FIRST born for Sandra and Joseph Dady is Chloe Alexandra. She weighed vegetation. 3460g at birth at Waikato Women’s Hospital. This has disturbed the beach’s ability to repair Promote your products itself following erosion and has significantly reduced the natural character of the area. Today the biggest threat to the remaining native dune vegetation is Plenty on here for Westpac or services here. from vehicle use and people walking in the dunes. “Four wheel drive vehicles and motorbikes driv- ing through fragile dune areas kill the vegetation they Rescue Chopper Appeal Call Dorinda on 871 5151 pass over,” Mr Stephens says. “This is one of the biggest problems currently Westpac Te Awamutu manager Jill throughout the school to raise funds. facing Waikato’s west coast beaches, including Searancke is delighted at the commun- Local primary schools have also Kawhia.” ity support for this month’s Westpac had pupils creating artwork that mem- When the native sand trapping plants are killed by Rescue Chopper Appeal. bers of the public are welcome to call Baby Photographs vehicles, the dunes become vulnerable to wind The street collection will be held on in to the bank to view and vote for in erosion and their function as a buffer between the Friday, May 28 when there will also be exchange for a donation. Copies of these special photos are land and sea is diminished. a barbecue outside the bank and Entertainment outlets are joining “The sand that was caught by the plants blows in- raffles. in too, with Savvy Cafe and the available in colour and black & white land instead where it can cause further problems.” Te Wananga O Aotearoa is assist- Redoubt Bar and Eatery selling Beachcare groups made up of community mem- ing on the day. special drinks which will see from the Te Awamutu Courier offi ce bers help tackle these problems re-planting damaged The previous Friday (May 21) Kihi- donations made to the appeal each dunes with native sand trapping plants, thereby kihi School is having a wacky hair day time one is sold. restoring the dunes ability to the trap wind blown sand and rebuild themselves. The groups are partnerships between Environ- April fools those wanting rain ment Waikato, the local district council, tangata whenua and the general community. There are currently 18 different beaches throughout the region April had only two significant 21mm on April 28. that have Beachcare groups operating. rainfall days, reports Te Awamutu The year to date total of 278.5mm The public meeting to discuss forming a Kawhia weather watcher Paul Hobbs. for January-April is about 40mm Beachcare chapter is being held on Saturday, May 22 The month only saw 90mm in total, below average for the first four with 60mm of that on April 7 and months of the year.

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Angela Sylvia learned how to sew when she was a child and was referred to as ‘the best seven year old dressmaker around’ by her mother Paula Spiers. So it’s no real surprise that when Mrs Spiers decided it was time to step down from fulltime dressmaking that she handed the ‘reins’ over to her daughter. ‘Paula’s Dressmaking’ has been taken over and is now known as ‘Ang’s Alterations and Dress- making’. While Mrs Spiers has moved into ‘semi-retirement’ she is not totally lost to the business. ‘‘Between us, mum and I have 80 years experience in dress- making. Her experience certainly won’t be lost however, as she is still available to give me advice and guidance. ‘‘She has a great loyalty to her clients from over the years, so she is pleased I will be looking after them now.’’ Ms Sylvia says she has always used her dressmaking skills for herself and her family, but this is the first time she will be using TC180510CA04 them to run a business. DRESSMAKER Angela Sylvia in the workshop based at her ‘‘I actually have a background Mangapiko Street home. in computers, but the high stress job I had took a toll on my health time ago, that they would like to suit for an eight-month-old page and I decided to have a change of use again, but they need boy.’’ career.’’ revamping or resizing.’’ She has a number of wedding She is enjoying running the Repairs can be made to accessories in stock at her work- dressmaking and alteration busi- garments that have been altered shop, such as tiaras, clips, ness and helps people with a range unsatisfactorily elsewhere. handbags, gloves, garters,

of requests. She also creates garments horseshoes etc. 7476266AA ‘‘The most common alteration ‘from scratch’ to fit the wearer and She also makes dance costumes would have to be hemming be a unique piece in their ward- and uniforms. trousers and jeans. I also carry out robe. All work is to a high standard. JUNE FEATURES alterations to garments that Her first orders have already ‘‘I may not be the cheapest people have purchased that need come in for this year’s ball season dressmaker in town but I guaran- THURSDAY 17 TUESDAY 22 changing slightly in terms of size and she enjoys making and tee I will do a quality job.’’ KITCHENS ALL ABOUT KIDS or style. altering outfits for weddings and For further details or enquiries ‘‘In other cases they may have special occasions. contact Ang’s Alterations and Design, colour consultants, whitewear, School/after school activities, lighting, painters, tilers etc.. childcare, preschool

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Te Awamutu Sports toppled top-of-the-table Hamil- finally cracked when Old Boys found them short on ton Old Boys 24-18 to claim another impressive numbers out wide to score. victory against one of the glamour sides in Waikato Sports then hung on grimly, coming away with a premier rugby. well deserved six point victory. Saturday’s victory at Albert Park elevated Sports It was another total team effort with all players to outright sixth, only five points adrift of third placed sticking to their tasks for the full 80 minutes. Up front, Otorohanga with two games remaining before the lock Chris Middleton was in outstanding form at main round. lineout time and got through a power of work on The win over Hamilton OB comes hot on the heels defence. of victories over Fraser Tech (now leading the Dan Gujer was also solid in the middle of the competition) and Taupiri. scrum and gave Sports a solid platform to work from. Having looked in danger of missing the top eight, Halfback Luke Parsons again led his team well Ecolab Te Awamutu Sports now look real contenders around the field. for honours in the championship round. Sports next game is ‘The Battle of the Waipa’ Coach Martyn Steffert was most impressed with match away to Hautapu. his side’s win against his old club. ‘‘I was pretty stoked, especially with the way they defended in the second half, and applied pressure on Old Boys to force them into mistakes.’’ Peter Bain reports that a heavy downpour for the bulk of the first half made handling difficult, but the home team coped admirable. Sports made a good start, racing out to a 10-0 lead in as many minutes. Number eight Jono Armstrong opened the scoring with a try in the corner from a quick tap penalty after Old Boys had infringed at a scrum five metres from their line. Second five-eighth Leon Emery added the conversion and a penalty soon after. Old Boys closed to 10-6 with two penalties. Late in the half, Sports again had Old Boys pinned down deep inside their 22. From a lineout the forward pack drove for the line and lock Dan Gujer came up from the bottom of the ruck with the try. Again Emery converted from out wide for a 17-6 halftime scoreline. Sports started the second spell well. Halfback Luke Parsons stole the ball in a maul and fed loosie Cohen Masson who broke down the blind side and kicked ahead. Wing Ryan Meacheam chased hard, putting pres- sure on the defender who tried to hack the ball into touch, only to see his kick go behind the goal-line and a flying Meacheam pounced onto the loose ball to score. Emery landed his third conversion and Sports had a commanding 24-6 lead. 7479973AA Old Boys quickly replied with a converted try to close the gap to 24-13. The last 20 minutes saw Old Boys throw all they had at Sports, but the home team’s defence was TC180510CT02 outstanding. RYAN MEACHEAM celebrates scoring early in the With six minutes remaining, Sports’ defence second half for Te Awamutu Sports.

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FREEPHONE 0800 10 44 66 7474638AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2010 15 Sports’ new Notable Strong win soccer team Michael Strong fol- Bill Summers Memorial 1.28.04, Rachael lowed in the footsteps of Trophy include Sardelich (master some illustrious com- Olympian Tim Gudsell women 1, 48km) 1.28.04, pany winning the under- (TA Sports), Taupo’s Eltje Malzbender on a roll 15 boys’ 32km title at rising star Patrick Bevan (master women 3, 48km) Waikato Bay of Plenty and New Zealand under- 1.19.25 and Diane Tonks road cycling champion- 17 representative (master women 4, 48km) BY COLIN THORSEN ships. Hayden McCormick (TA 1.36.49. The 13-year-old Te Sports). Silver medallists The diverse Te Awa- Awamutu Sports rider Te Awamutu Sports were Wayne Mason mutu Rugby Sports and sprinted home the lead- Club recorded 10 wins in (master 1), Jessica Reid Recreation Club has ing bunch of five at Kiwi- all, along with five (U13 girls), Peter added soccer to the many tahi, Morrinsville. seconds and six thirds. Cauldwell (master 3), codes under its Strong’s time was Those to win, besides Emma Petersen (elite umbrella. 56.01. young Strong, were Scott women) and Amanda Being a new team, Completing the Creighton (U19 men, Main (U19 women). under a new club, the podium were second 108km) 2.51.07, Hayden Bronze medallists, first ever soccer side to placed Ari Finucane McCormick (U17 boys, besides Jessie Crabb, play out of Te Awamutu (Tauranga) and bronze 55km) 1.34.36, Julia Main were Thomas Sports Club has had to medallist Jessie Crabb (U17 girls, 44km) 1.26.05, McLaughlin (U17 boys), start in Waikato E div- (TA Sports). Brian Hulse (master 3, John Smyth (master 5), ision. The first five home 83km) 2.14.56, Marcel Te Shannon Grinter (U15 Four weeks into the TC180510SP15 were all credited with Brake (master 4, 64km) girls), Jaime Nielson competition, it is MICHAEL STRONG with the Bill Summers the same time as Strong. 1.40.56, Andrew Hughes (elite women) and Laura patently obvious that it Memorial Trophy. Past winners of the (para cyclist, 32km) Gretton (U19 women). is just a matter of when, not if, the team is to be promoted. JORDAN BALL Te Awamutu Sports have scored 20 goals and switched their allegiance conceded only three, to Te Awamutu Sports. Kingcat has a new Face dealing to East City 3-2, The newly-formed de Matamata 6-0, West Ham- Lautours sponsored ilton 8-1 and Unicol 3-0. team train under lights Sadly, their points for at Albert Park and have in Te Awamutu the emphatic win over Te Awamutu College as West Hamilton were their home ground. 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Edmonds Judd warmly welcomes back to its fold Chris Grenfell and Hayley Willers, both experienced Solicitors who have previously practised with the fi rm. Their skills and expertise will only serve to strengthen the board range of services which the fi rm provides to its clients. Chris Grenfell - Solicitor Hayley Willers - Solicitor Chris has had a long association with Te Awamutu and Edmonds Judd. He began his Hayley is a Waikato girl through and through having been brought up legal career by working at Edmonds Judd as a law clerk in 2000. After completing his in Cambridge and now living in Raglan. Hayley attended Hamilton Girls law degree he worked in a public sector litigation role before returning to Edmonds High School where she represented the school in rowing and athletics. Judd as a solicitor. Chris has recently returned to Edmonds Judd from working at She also represented the Waikato at the Miss New Zealand pageant international law fi rm Kensington Swan as an associate in the litigation team. where she was runner up. Chris now heads Edmonds Judd’s litigation and dispute “regularly appears in resolution department. The work within this area is varied the High and Disrict and includes disputes relating to; employment, sharemilking, Courts and has acted for contracting, relationship property and general civil and a number of high profile commercial litigation and insolvency. national clients”

Hayley has recently returned to Edmonds Judd having spent several months away last year on her OE. Whilst travelling abroad Hayley visited several amazing places including Italy and Morocco, but is pleased to have her feet fi rmly planted back on Waikato soil. Following the completion of her degree Hayley worked for the Inland He regularly appears in the High and District Courts and has acted for a number of Revenue Department and the Legal Services Agency before she was high profi le national clients. He has appeared in the High Court on matters that have employed by Edmonds Judd in 2006 as a staff solicitor. established the law in areas such as privacy rights and the ability for a debtor to use a statutory demand to enforce a debt. During Hayley’s time at Edmonds Judd “Hayley has experience she has spent some time heading up the Chris also holds a graduate diploma in teaching (secondary) and has put this in Estate Planning, Residential Conveyancing Unit before being qualifi cation to use in working as a tutor for the Open Polytechnic and Wintec in the Commercial Conveyancing, advanced into a role as general practitioner. legal executive litigation programme. Residential Conveyancing, Hayley has experience in Estate Planning, Relationship Property...” He has built a reputation as a highly competent lawyer with specialist knowledge Commercial Conveyancing, Residential of court process and procedures, and has regularly presented seminars to industry Conveyancing, Relationship Property, groups, such as the New Zealand Credit and Finance Institute and the Lexis-Nexis Company Law and other private client transactions. run Insolvency seminar series. He is also the co-author of industry text Brookers Hayley is an executive member of the Te Awamutu Chamber of Civil Litigation Precedents. Commerce and a valued member of the Edmonds Judd Team. Hayley Chris, his wife Etsuko and four month old baby Kenta are happy to be back in the is very pleased to be back at Edmonds Judd and looks forward to what Waikato and consider the winter fogs to be a pleasant change from the howling the future holds. wind of Wellington.

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7476260AA RUGBY Podium placing for TA showjumper DRAW Morgan third in national series, Morris fourth SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2010 BY COLIN THORSEN 6th Grade TAS Panthers v TAS Bears, ALBERT 5 11am; PIR Black v TAS Te Awamutu Leopards, PIRONGIA 2A 10am; Marist v Ohaupo, MARIST 1B showjumper Dean Morgan stumbled at the 10am; PIR White – BYE. last hurdle in his gallant 7th Grade quest to win the national TAS Cats v TAS Lions, ALBERT 5 11am; Pir Black v Pir White, amateur rider series. Morgan and his stun- PIRONGIA 2A 10am; TAS Cougars v KORA Tigers, ALBERT 6 11am; ning horse BMW Black Marist v TAS Tigers, MARIST 1A 10am; Ohaupo – BYE. Magic finished third out 8th Grade of 104 riders after going into the last big show of TAS Bulldogs v TAS Falcons, ALBERT 4A 9am; Pirongia v Ohaupo, the season, the 2B 10am; TAS Wildcats v Kihikihi, ALBERT 4B 9am; KORA AgriSea Iverquantel amateur – BYE. rider championship (at the National Young 9th Grade Horse Jumping Cham- TAS Knights v TAS Buffalos, ALBERT 4A 10am; Pirongia v Ohaupo, pionships in Taupo) in PIRONGIA 2A 11am; TAS Eagles v TAS Broncos, ALBERT 4B 10am; second place, needing a win to clinch a series Marist v KORA Cougars, MARIST 1B 11am. victory. 10th Grade Sadly, he incurred DEAN MORGAN TAS Jets v Kihikihi, ALBERT 4A 11am; Pirongia v TAS Rockets, five penalty faults drop- ping a rail and did not She did just that, PIRONGIA 2B 11am; Marist v Ohaupo, MARIST 1A 11am. feature among the eight coming home clean in 36. 11th, 12th & 13th GRADES to go through to the Shore finished the jump-off. country-wide series on SEE YOUR COACH FOR DETAILS. The hiccup proved 105 points, Blair 91, costly, relegating him Morgan 83 and Morris 65. Paper Plus from second to third. Shore and Olympia Ashburton’s Zoe NZPH also won the Shore and Olympia national amateur title at Te Awamutu NZPH took out the the national series, with Aucklander showjumping champion- Netball Centre Emma Blair and Dupli- ships in Christchurch in cate second and Te February. SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2010 BARBARA THOMSON PHOTO Awamutu’s Tarnia Mor- This result saw her DEAN MORGAN and BMW Black Magic in full flight. 9:00 St Pats Star Bees v TAS Purpelos, TAPS Kelly and Bryant ris and BMW Fjola jump from fifth place to fourth. second in the amateur Horse of the Year in attended. other minor placings Tigers v TAS Jellyeans, Roylands v Pirongia Sincerity, TAS OMG Shore had the luxury rider series, thanks to Hastings (double points), But Morris’ prospects It is interesting to v TAC Junior B, TAS ASB v TAC Senior A. Kihikihi School v TAPS of being last to go in the the double points the Gisborne A & P Show, of a series podium note that Shore entered Vetent Hotchicks. jump off. national championships Central Hawkes Bay and placing were hampered 10 of the 49 shows held Ahead of her Tim had on offer. Waikato Equestrian by injury, in the new throughout the country, 9.50 Marist Social v TAS Rebelz, TAI Sugarbabes v Ohaupo Finch and Mr Munga 3 Morgan was happy Centre, and a third year, restricting her Blair 12, Morgan 10 and Flames, TAS Galz v Ohaupo Hotshots, Comrades Juniors v Com- had gone clear in 35.08, with his jumping season, placing at Carterton. involvement. Morris 10. rades Social, TAPS Elevations Meteors v Paterangi Panthers. then Blair went clear in recovering from a slow Former Farmlands She ended the season The amateur series is 36.39. start to win two rounds staff member Tarnia with a win at Woodhill limited to riders who do 10.40 TAC Junior A v Marist Misfi ts, TAI Strikers v Ohaupo Stars, To take the series at Woodhill Sands, as Morris started the Sands, second placings at not jump above 1.25 Tigers Royale v TAS Ecolab, Pirongia AMP v TAI Marshmellows, Shore had to beat Blair well as recording a string season with a bang, Rotorua, Bay of Plenty metres, and they have to Pirongia Strutt v TAS Corboy Earthmovers, TAPS Superstars v St and leave everything up. of second placings at placing at all shows she and Manawatu, and be aged over 21. Pats Silver. 11.30 Kihikihi Netball Club v Shiloh Social, St Pats Red v Pirongia Maureen Flyers, St Pats Blue v Sacred Heart, Pirongia Alexandra Images v Kelly And Byrant, TAPS Colourplus Stormers v Pekerau Mystix. Brain in More Great Euro Deals 12.20 TAS Spartanz v Marist Green, Paterangi Comrades v Pekerau Rebelz, COGs Zone v AI, Pirongia Ray White Troopers v 2004 Accord Euro L 2.4 i-VTEC 2005 Accord Euro Wagon 2.4 i-VTEC Korakonui Panthers, Pirongia Seniors v TAC 9A, Pekerau Crystals hot form 2.4 i-VTEC, 5-Speed Sequential Shift transmission, Fantastic Touring wagon. 2.4 i-VTEC performance, v Pokuru Popstars. Full Leather interior and Electric Sun-Roof. One HOT 5-Speed Sport-Shift transmission, Dual Climate Air, Maureen Brain car, fi nished in COOL Arctic Blue. 6-Stack In-Dash CD, 16” Alloys, Tinted Glass etc. 1.10 TAC Drainpipe v TAS Guthrie Bowron, TAI Fast Flyers v Pua- blitzed the field by eight hue Pebbles, TAI Titans v TAS Jerky, Pirongia Hotel v Tumeke, St shots with a hot 62 net in The Ultimate Sport-Tourer. the women’s day Pats White V Te Pahu. scramble at Stewart 2.00 TAC 10 v Pirongia Bruce Edwards Upholstery, TAI Sweet Alexander Golf Club. and Sour Tornados v Pirongia Strikers, Ohaupo Sports v RSN The 35 handicapper was solid throughout her Fairview Windows and Doors, Pirongia Macs Meats v TAS Origi- round of 97 off-the-stick. nalz, Shiloh A v TAS Locals, Pirongia Stars v Nominated Future Brain streeted her Fern Team. rivals in the net scramble. 2.50 TAS Gyde Wansbone v Marist OTP (Duty), Korakonui Cats Four players v Ohaupo Magic, RSN Cattlebrokers v TAS Paul Kay Dental, TAS deadheated for the Electric v TAI Moonwalkers, TAC SMB v TAC Best Boys (Duty). runner-up spot with 70 net, C. Forster, Sharyn $13,500 $18,500 FUTURE FERN DRAW FOR SATURDAY 22nd MAY 2010 Haycock, Beth Walker and Joc Jeffries, followed 9.00am Ct. 7 Shiloh Juniors Vs Pekerau Dyminz by H. Parker on 72. 2005 Accord Euro 2.4 i-VTEC 2005 Accord Euro 2.4 i-VTEC Ct. 8 St. Pats Yellow Vs Pekerau Angelz LGU winners were 5-Speed Sequential Sport-Shift transmission, Dual Very tidy car with higher kms (105,700) and still drives 9.50am Ct. 7 Pirongia Sparklers Vs Puahue All Stars Cheryl Forster (silver) Climate Air, 6 Disc In-Dash CD player, Towbar, like new, Fully serviced. VSA (Stability Control), HID with 70 net, Helen Parker Ct. 8 Paterangi Rockets Vs Pokuru Puppy Ferns (brone I) 72, M. Brain Rear-Park Assist, HID Headlamps etc. The Perfect Headlamps, Dual Climate, 6-CD, 17” Alloys, 5-Speed 10.40am Ct. 7 Pirongia Shimmering Dolphins Vs (bronze II) 62 and Ange “drivers car”. Sport-Shift transmission. APS Silver Ferns Way (bronze III) 75. Ct. 8 Kihikihi Ferns Vs Ohaupo Jets Parker leads with 30 after the first round of 11.30am Ct. 7 TAPS Mini Magic Vs Aropapa the putting competition. Ct. 8 Puahue Superstars Vs TAPS Wild Cats 12.20pm Ct. 7 Korakonui Mini Chics Vs St. Pats Pink Ct. 8 Hauturu Vs Pokuru Silver Ferns Big day of At 2.00pm on Ct. 6 St. Pats Denim vs cycling Pirongia Stars Non Competition Game Duty Roster for 22/05/10 The cream of this Executive on Duty: Alice Tapu regions young cycling talent will be in Te Awa- Duty Teams: COGs 1 mutu on Thursday to $20,500 $17,990 B and C Duty Teams: Marist OTP, TAC Best Boys contest the Waikato Bay Please ensure that you present yourselves for duty at the com- of Plenty schools’ road pletion of your last game. Championship points will be deducted championships. The Year 7 and 8 boys Ingham Honda from teams who do not complete their duty and teams will be and girls will race over rostered back on for another duty. 10km, U15 boys and girls 133 Arawata Street • Te Awamutu. 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FORMAL Church Services Public Notices Move Of God PUBLIC NOTICE 7479223AA NOTICES Ministries Section 64(3) 7480909AA 6270385AA "HEALING MEETINGS" Sale of Liquor Wednesdays and Act 1989 Deaths Thursdays, Puahue School SHARP, SHARP 8.30pm, at Scout Hall Kawhia Sports 2010 Board of Trustees Election Sandra Maree (Sandy) Sandy. Club Inc, Ros- Te Awamutu College (nee Allan). All Welcome "Sadly missed, my good mond Terrace, Board of Trustees Election 2010 DECLARATION OF PARENT ELECTION RESULTS Taken from us listener and friend. Kawhia suddenly at our home We will always walk has made DECLARATION OF PARENT AND STAFF Parent Representative Votes: Personal application to the ELECTION RESULTS in Te Awamutu on together. Brown, Russell 42 McNeil, Carla 46 May 15th, 2010. Beryl. PHONE James Parlane, District Licensing Parent Representatives Vote: Hayes, Russel 41 Mockford, Janeen 51 Majorly loved soul Solicitor, 870-4991. Agency at Otoro- Bethell, Sue 144 mate (wife) of Graham SHARP Lile, Hamish 11 Nordell, David 36 Dean Sharp. Devoted hanga for the re- Kerapa, Ini 76 Sandy. Mackey, Anne 31 Storey, Doug 35 mother of Jeremy, Raffles newal of a Club Li- McKee, Lee-Anne 70 Dean, and Alistair "We will miss your TE AWAMUTU Pakeke cence in respect of Invalid Votes 3 smiley face. Always in Mylchreest, Jim 204 Ryan Sharp. Lions wheelbarrow the premises situat- our hearts." Rangitaawa, Jackie 61 I hereby declare the following duly elected: "You will be missed in raffle, winning ticket ed at Rosmond Ter- more ways than we can Ian, Bev and kids. number 2475. Thanks to Rust, Noldy 190 Brown, Russell Mockford, Janeen imagine right now, you all who supported the race, Kawhia known Hayes, Russel Nordell, David raffle. as Kawhia Sports Sharp, Leandre 111 are and will always be McNeil, Carla the rock that holds this Acknowledgements Club Incorporated. Swift, Tony 62 family together, you KENDALL HEKE. Lost and Found The general nature of Wetere, Kingi 103 are the most awesome Would like to thank all Declaration of Staff Election Results mum anyone could ever FOUND, set of house and the business conduct- I hereby declare the following duly elected: his sponsors and At the close of nominations, as there was only one ask for. We will supporters for making car keys. Please phone Te ed (or to be conduct- Bethell, Sue continue on as a family his trip to Australia Awamutu Courier office ed) under the licence Mylchreest, Jim valid nomination received I hereby declare: as you have only ever for inquiries 871-5151. with HBHS under 16’s is Sports Club. Rust, Noldy asked of us. We love you Rugby team possible. The days on which Collins, Jan duly elected. always - love heaps BICYCLE helmet and Staff Representative: Tania Preston A big thank you to lycra gloves found and the hours dur- from Jeremy, Alistair Aunty Marj and Returning Offi cer and Graham." outside our house, ing which liquor is Oliedam, Brent Barbara Clark for opposite Armstrong A service for Sandy will their awhi. Kia ora. (or is intended to be) I hereby declare the following elected be held at The Avenue (by the sold under the licence Alexandra House stadium),- happy to unopposed: THE Te Awamutu return to owner. Phone are: Monday to Sun- TE AWAMUTU PRIMARY SCHOOL Chapel, 570 Alexandra day from 8.00am to Oliedam, Brent Street, Te Awamutu Courier Classified (021) 242-1601. Trish Ure Team apologise for the 1.00am the following Board of Trustees Election on Thursday May 20 at Returning Offi cer 2.00pm followed by a absence of Mr John Meetings day. private cremation. In Hennessey’s notice to The application may Declaration of Parent and Staff Election Results lieu of flowers a the Wood family. Kainga Aroha be inspected during donation to the New ordinary offi ce hours Parent Representatives votes: Zealand Heart WOOD Community House at the offi ce of the Foundation would be Walter (Wally). ANNUAL GENERAL Otorohanga District Airey, Bruce 82 Taylor, Alan 58 welcomed and may be Shelagh, Angela, Lisa MEETING Licensing Agency, 17 Goodridge, Andy 65 Waitere, Roger 54 left at the Chapel. All and Adele and families communications to Maniapoto Street, would like to sincerely of Kainga Aroha Society Inc Otorohanga. Hoet, Lorraine 18 Watson, Andrew 34 the Sharp Family, C/- thank all those who on Thursday, May 27 PO Box 137, Te Mexted, Monique 82 Invalid Votes 0 have given their love 7477651AA Any person who is Awamutu please.— at 7.30pm Sanders, Craig 69 and support for the at 301 Bank Street, entitled to object and Te Awamutu Funeral loss of a dear husband, Te Awamutu who wishes to object Services FDANZ. father and grandad. to the grant of the I hereby declare the following duly elected: SHARP, For your cards, ALL WELCOME application may, not Airey, Bruce Sanders, Craig Sandra Maree. flowers, visits and phone calls. It was all later than 10 work- Goodridge, Andy Taylor, Alan Aged 45. Dearly loved very much ing days after the daughter of Monica appreciated and our MANGATOATOA date of the fi rst pub- Mexted, Monique (Tauranga) and the thanks to all those who lication of this notice, Declaration of Staff Election Results late Craig Allan. attended the service. WHANAU fi le a notice in writ- Loved sister of Barry To the R.S.A. special (Dunedin), Stephen Hereby inform ing of the objection At the close of nominations, as there was only one thanks to the Pallative with The Secretary, and Janet (Tauranga), Care nurses who Committee that valid nomination received, I hereby declare: Chris and Debbie enabled us to care for future Pa Meetings Otorohanga District

Mackey, Anne 7480870AA (Auckland). Loved Wally in his own shall be held every Licensing Agency, PO aunt to Bradley, John, home. two (2) months: Box 11, Otorohanga duly elected. Sam, Rhyce, Peter, 3940. Ian McLauchlan Jayden and Chloe. NEXT PA MEETING This is the fi rst publi- Returning Offi cer "Sandy, your cheerful In Memoriam 9.00am Saturday July 10, 2010 cation of this notice. personality will be ANDERSON sadly missed." Pat. M Maraku 7482705AA SHARP, So suddenly you left Treasurer pa com. Sandy. us, two years ago PIRONGIA SCHOOL Loved daughter-in-law today. A deeply loved Board of Trustees Election of Gael and Gary. Mum, Nana and Meetings Sister-in-law of Wayne Great-nana. and aunty of Max and "A beautiful lady with Declaration of Parent Olivia. a heart of gold. Our and Staff Election Results "Sandy, you were not hearts still ache, Our TE AWAMUTU COLLEGE just a daughter-in-law, tears still flow. We all Parent representatives votes: you will be sadly miss you so much and Panui missed as a very special you are and will Boddie, Gail 68 person to our family." always be in our hearts Nau mai, Haere mai Cantley, Charlotte 78 Love Mum and Dad. and thoughts everyday. Carter, Wayne 95 God bless you Mum. SHARP Whanau Group Hui Ellis, Malcolm 110 Sandra. Di, Andy and all the "There are no reasons family. WHEN: Thursday May 20 Koroheke, Bronwyn 71 why the good and kind WHERE: Otawhao Marae Naylor, Sharon 92 are taken in a sudden TE Brake Rifl e, Kathie 40 moment. But let your Mary. TIME: 6pm memories remind you In memory of a loving PURPOSE: • Mihi Invalid Votes 1 of the good times you Mum and Oma, passed • To hear Whanau and student voice I hereby declare the following duly elected: have shared with such away suddenly, May a wonderful wife. 18, 2009. Also Joe, our about how the College experience Charlotte Cantley It’s now left to the rest Dad and Opa, died May has been for you. Wayne Carter of us to pick up the 1984. Marcel and pieces and put them Janice, Mary and Jim, Please come along. Your voice is really important Malcolm Ellis back together as best Vince and Jill, Alfons to us. Light refreshments provided. Bronwyn Koroheke we can." and Heather, Clemens Sharon Naylor Our thoughts are with and Wendy, Rosanne Graham, Jeremy and and Erik and families. Staff representative votes: Alistair at this tragic time. From all the ■■■■■ At close of nominations, as there was only one members of the Te health fashion beauty fi tness PHOTOGRAPHS from articles throughout the paper can be valid nomination received I hereby declare Kuiti Rod and Custom ordered at our office, Te Club. Awamutu Courier, 336 Damien Harris duly elected. Alexandra Street. Phone SHARP Do you require TOR 871-5151. Signed C 7478205AA Sandy. newsprint paper? FA ■■■■■ "We never had a chance Sharon Harty to say goodbye. Friends We sell roll ends Book your space Returning Offi cer like you don’t go away, of newsprint. You walk beside us now in our everyday. Unseen, Available from our office; is a monthly unheard, but always 336 Alexandra Street. Rural Roundup there. Loved but Phone 871-5151 JUNE issue supplement of the missed, still very dear. Te Awamutu Courier You will be Phone 871-5151 only $50 incl gst from remembered always." Phone 871 5151 Pam and Marcus. 22 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2010 Firewood Livestock & Poultry To Let Trade Services Childcare

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Johnny Nelson 6151460AA-08-04-17 For Sale # Associated Concrete Phone 871-4887. smoking no dogs, Rosetown Bobcat Ltd you all. Contact us today! furnished $195 p/wk, Products (027) 476-3347 Phone 871-5151 and talk Text (022) 679-0458 unfurnished $175 p/wk. - or 871-7389 7370296AA to the Classified Team. with name and contact Vehicles Wanted FRESH KAWHIA long let preferred. Phone OWNER / OPERATOR: 871-4247 or (021) 038-5410. HEWITSON number for more DEAD, export cars, vans, FLOUNDER, 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Toyota Surf. Phone (0800) THREE bedroom house in information Northern end of Wynyard Street, garage, PHONE DENNIS WD PLUMBING 332-467. Kihikihi $280 p/wk. Phone (027) Floorsanders 11.00am Wednesday 589-6416. COLSON Gardening & May 19, 2010 (0800) DUG HOLES Friendly THREE bedroom newly ~ Vinyl and Tiles uplifts Service Landscaping 0800 renovated, $320 p/wk, (0800) 384 - 465 long term, Bank Street, ~ Wooden and Concrete 4 DEAD no dogs. Phone 871-5635. Is your chimney fl oors sanded GARDEN For Sale Under $50 THREE bedroom, Phone 871-3620 CARS renovated, office, deck, clean for winter? ~ Polyurethane application BATHROOMS For GURUS garage, $280 p/wk. Phone 7454908AA specialist bathroom ★ Landscaping 0800 43 32 32 ~ Hardboarding ★ 6880180AA BABY bath, strong, in 871-8403. JOHN DIXON design and accessories. General maintenance ★ DEAD CARS, good order, $25. Phone TWO bedroom unit, We do the lot! Call Pratts Tree trimming, TRUCKS & SCRAPMETAL 871-4343. • Chimney Sweeping Wayne Drennan MOTORS 7477351AA 870-5020. pruning, removal garage, 324 Rewi Street, We service and ★ 7427958AA Pre and post sale CASH PAID/FREE PICKUP BABY exerciser, jumper $230 p/wk. Phone (027) • Gutter Cleaning (027) 300-5165 kind, $10. Phone 871-4343. 589-6416. repair all makes tidy ups Ph/Txt Andy: • Roof Maintenance and models CAR PROBLEMS BEAN bag for infant, like TWO bedroom unit, HOW convenient is this? Phone ANDREW CROWLEY new, $25. Phone 871-9399. renovated, tidy, clean, • Moss treatment Electric Blanket diesel and petrol Tyre and Tune Centre (07) 823-6106 027 453 7637 PINE cones, good fire central, suit mature non- of roofs and decks Testing tyres, WOF, servicing, all starters, $8 per bag. smoker, $215 p/wk. Ph 871-7251 mechanical work under Phone 871-4887. Phone (027) 695-0248. SLATES HANDYMAN Get in before winter one roof, 21 Bond Road. A1 Service SIX young white silky WARM three bedroom 7411101AA $7.50 single TERRY LASENBY Phone 871-3267. TREE CARE bantam chicks, $5 each. SERVICES GROUNDZONE Tree Wanted - house in Kihikihi, $10.00 double DEAD CARS Phone 871-4080. garage, $270 p/wk. Phone Phone Steve Slater CHIMNEY, clean, repairs, Care. Pruning, removal, TE Awamutu (027) 589-6416. (021) 069 9495 Westend Electronics BUILDER parts. Phone Andrew stump grinding, wood splitting, consultancy. Best Dollars Intermediate jersey, size Insured for your protection 871-5193 Taylor, 871-5351 or 12, $25. Phone (021) For all your 871-4244. Qualified, professional 104-2012. TENANTS WANTED !! building requirements arborists. Phone Nathan

Properties available 7163677AA ROSETOWN Painters and Hughes (07) 823-8183. Flatmates now! AJ BALDOCK LTD 870-1234 A/hrs Decorators for all your WANTED one flatmate, Four x two Gib Stopping and Fixing (027) 496-4656 painting and wall bedroom homes papering requirements. GARDENER Get that car outa there! $90 p/wk plus expenses, Pirongia, must be house Six x three Phone (027) 482-5586. RON Elder for all your trained. Phone (027) bedroom homes ONSITE garden maintenance. 476-5137. One x four Email: [email protected] REPAIRS Phone 871-4282 or (021) bedroom homes Adult Entertainment 254-5875. LOCALLY OWNEDOWNED Property For Sale Phone Adam: (021) 774-090 ● Ride On Mowers & OPERATEDOPERATED Enquire now!!! 6979663AA ● Domestic Mowers TWO double bedroom ● Domestic Fences Health Phone 870-2200 Contact: LADIES 6136317AA brick unit, single Stuart Law Te Awamutu or internal garage, great Paula Ryburn 7478255AA AVAILABLE from 11.00am YOGA, beginners group, (0800) CAR DUMP outlook, central to town, Property Manager (027) 226-6889 everyday in our lovely six weeks, Tuesdays, $259,000. Phone 870-4144. (027) 488-8136 premises, special rates 5.30pm to 6.30pm starting 871-8700 for seniors. Phone (021) May 25th. Contact Trish Hodgson phone 871-6598. Vehicles Wanted RENOVATION/EXTENSION SPECIALIST PLUMBING 292-5210. No texts. Hamish Germann - Principal Builder AFFORDABLE Employment Vacancies MOB:027 327 1922 AH: 870 3354 RATES Phone Colin Property & Home Maintenance (027) 498-9022 or 870-6244 anytime Property & Home Try our authentic no-pressure house washing Maintenance

plus fl y and spider treatment 7187879AA Residential and commercial buildings GAS FULL gas servicing and A1 SELF Also roofs, fences and surrounding surfaces installation service. Call For your free quote phone Pratts today. 870-5020. STORAGE 0800 GO SOFTWASH - 0800 467-638 - A/h Tui 871-7205 New facility, many sizes, Email: offi [email protected] - www.softwash.co.nz ROOFS good rates, security and RE-SCREWING roofs, Stock Auctions 7479120AA seven day access. Financial Property & Home save thousands. Call Maintenance Pratts 870-5020. Phone 871-3332 WATERBLASTING - or (021) 912-900 MORTGAGE Phone Ultra Clean 0800 BROKER HOME REPAIRS 569-656 today! TE AWAMUTU and WINDOWS cleaned by the TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE Member of: experts. Phone Ultra SELF STORAGE NZMBA MAINTENANCE Clean 0800 569-656. Thursday, May 22, 11.00am start From $17 p/w Anything considered Phone Christine CARPET Location:Te Awamutu Saleyards 24hr access 871-3176 Phone Handy Andy Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Camera Surveillance (021) 545-302 871-3319 CLEANING 7477510AA (027) 216-8688 Sale Comprising: PH: (07) 856-7584 IICRC Approved 11.00am Prime & Boners or (027) 608-1749 Financial 10 Fat Cattle

200 Boners Computer Services 7388182AA Store Cattle PC PROBLEMS? 10 2 yr str & heifers NO fix, no fee, local IT 7482623AA professional available for 30 ylg beef x strs & heifers on site repairs, upgrades 30 Wnr beef x strs & heifers and trouble shooting, PC ULTRA CLEAN and laptop sales, no call 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves out fees for help, Phone Phone 0800 569 656 100 Four day calves Matt (027) 515-6996 or 20 Prime Lambs 870-3038. 30 Store Lambs Trade Services EMPLOYERS LOOK NO FURTHER 12.30pm 20 High BW empty cows. We have hundreds of people listed on our 20 I/C Budget cows DRAINAGE database, many with the skills you are seeking All enquiries to: No job too big to fi ll your current vacancies. Chris Ryan 871-3313 or (027) 243-1078 or too small - SAVE TIME AND MONEY Andrew Reyland 871-3316 or (027) 223-7092 WE DO IT ALL! Andy Transom 870-6059 or (027) 596-5142 Call us today on (07) 870-5402. Phone 870-6244 or Bill Donnelly (07) 873-1855 or (027) 493-2063 Colin (027) 498-9022 Steve Old (027) 471-2807 or (07) 871-9245 7480277AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2010 23 Employment Vacancies KITCHENHAND part- time, two or more nights SECURITY GUARD a week, including weekends, must have For: Roving Patrols and Static Guard Work own transport, experience preferred. • Applicants must have: Phone Daniel, Gostiona • Full clean Drivers License Restaurant (07) 843-5431. CINEMA SCENE • Ability to work weekends and nights • Be tidy and well presented Anything For Her 7478246AA • No past criminal convictions Lisa and Julien are married and leading a • Be honest and hard working happy, quiet existence with their son Oscar. • Loyal and a team player But their lives are turned upside down one morning when the police come to their home to Would you like to see IF YOU LIKED ‘BOY’, THEN Please forward your CV to: The Manager, arrest Lisa for murder. She is sentenced to something that’s quite THIS IS A MUST-SEE FOR YOU. PO Box 475, Te Awamutu. twenty years in prison. different? Here is a very TE AWAMUTU Convinced of her innocence, and faced with good, taut French thriller. THIS WAY OF LIFE PG Chef Required the failure to secure Lisa’s release through legal More Shows by Demand. means, Julien decides to help his wife escape. ANYTHING FOR HER R16 TUE, WED, THU & FRI 6:20, Just how far will his desire to do absolutely Award winning bar TUE & WED 8:15, SAT 2:00 & 6:00, anything for her take him? THU & FRI 8:00, SAT 7:40, plus eatery requires a A gripping story that will take your breath SUN 12:00 & 4:00 motivated, dedicated away. SUN 5:40 chef to contribute to IRON MAN 2 the continued success ROBIN HOOD M TUE, WED, THU & FRI 5:35 & 7:55, of The Redoubt, The Last Station TUE 5:30 & 8:05, SAT 3:15, 5:40 & 8:05, corner Rewi and WED 10:00, 5:30 & 8:05, SUN 1:15, 3:40 & 6:05 Fact and fiction converge in this talent- THU & FRI 5:30 & 8:05, Alexandra Streets, Te driven drama based on Jay Parini’s novel about BOY M Awamutu. SAT 1:00, 3:35 & 7:55, Leo Tolstoy. TUE 5:55 & 7:35, The Last Station focuses on the marriage SUN 11:00, 1:35 & 5:55 Send/drop CV into between Tolstoy (Christopher Plummer) and WED 10:30, 5:55 & 7:35 Redoubt Bar his wife Sofya (Helen Mirren) in its final years. An excellent film about a THU 5:55 & 7:35, and Eatery James McAvoy stars as a young man who boy’s adventures of survival FRI 10:20, 5:55 & 7:35, 7482713AA works for the couple, while Paul Giamatti plays during WWII and his courage, SAT 1:20, 3:05, 4:50, 6:30 & 8:15, an advisor to the writer who fights his wife over loyalty and daring. financial issues. SUN 11:20, 1:05, 2:50, In the last year (1910) of the long life of WINTER IN WARTIME M 4:30 & 6:15 DIRECT SELLING internationally celebrated writer and philo- TUE, WED, THU & FRI 7:45, sopher Count Leo Tolstoy, turbulence mounts HOME BY CHRISTMAS PG SAT 5:50, SUN 3:50 COMPANY as the Count’s devoted TUE 6:05, WED 10:15 & 6:05, and idealistic disciples MAO’S LAST DANCER PG THU 6:05, FRI 10:10 & 6:05, Part time or full time. manoeuvre against his FRI 10:00, SAT 3:40, SUN 1:40 SAT 1:50, SUN 11:50 All training provided. 7474417AA more practical and family-oriented wife. No experience WITH IMMENSE EXPENDITURE IS COMING SOON TO TE AWAMUTU required. Proven 30 The Count and year old company Countess have a long- standing and loving and members of marriage, but his ideal- the DSA. Operating Thursday, istic and spiritual side for 12 years in New is at odds with her Zealand. May 20th more down-to-earth Send your name and conventionally and phone number 9.45am religious views. to: Contention focuses Dianne on [email protected] a new will that the OR Hudson ‘Tolstoians’ have Attention Billie persuaded the Count to PO Box 182 Life In Israel authorise. Otorohanga It will negate all of 7480819AA Venue: Te Awamutu his copyrights and put Bible Chapel his writings into the public domain, poten- Phone: Sally Shierlaw tially leaving his fam- 870 2074 ily without adequate support after his death. Come along... we’d The manoeuvring is love to see you! seen through the eyes Home Educators and A gold coin of a brand new secre- donation is tary to the great man Nannies needed for appreciated to help cover costs who finds himself young children in the having to mediate 7477257AA Te Awamutu area. Licensed CRECHE available between the two sides. Training and support provided. 7474904AA Text (022) 679-0458 with name and contact number for more information Wed 19th 5.30pm Fishing Section AGM Membership draw Thu 20th 1.00pm Housie NO COURIER? 5.30pm Restaurant open 0800 732 248 7.00pm Scrabble 7356733AA Fri 21st 12.00 noon to 2.00pm Restaurant open 5.30pm Raffl es & Membership draw 5.30pm Restaurant open Employment Wanted Sat 22nd 12.00 noon to 2.00pm Restaurant open EXPERIENCED, reliable, 1.00pm Lucky Punter feeding out, shifting cows 5.30pm Restaurant open etc, prefer Pirongia area. Phone John 871-9943. Sun 23rd 12.30pm Club open Draw pair indoor bowls 5.30pm Restaurant open roast pork dinner FENCING Mon 24th 12.00 noon Restaurant open FARM - Residential - “Pot Luck Lunch” Lifestyle, for all your 5.30pm Raffl es & Membership Draw. fencing requirements, 5.30pm Restaurant open experience and quality Tues 25th 1.00pm 500 Card Club guaranteed. Phone (07) 827-1849 or mobile (027) Live Band next Friday 28th May 473-0001. The Clubrooms are open to members invited guests and members of affi liated clubs.

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