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Fundraising Hero is honoured luncheon Save the Children is holding BY LESLEY STANILAND its annual Winter Luncheon on Thursday, July 7 from noon- More than 70 years after the 2pm in St John’s Church Hall. end of World War II, Fred Amess Funds raised from the event has been awarded France’s will be dedicated to help Fijian Legion of Honour, the highest families where homes and decoration that exists in France, for his bravery fighting the schools have been destroyed. enemy in defence of that Everyone is welcome — country. see classified advertisement for He says the medal was details. awarded as a way of France saying ‘thank you’ to its Floral artistry liberators. “It’s been a long time coming demonstrated for me — I’m a young 92 now!” Te Awamutu Floral Art Mr Amess was just 18 when Group celebrates its 48th he joined the Navy on March 23, birthday on Monday with a 1942, but had been a member of demonstration by Elaine the home guard in England since Bughouse of Taupo. he was 17. The event is at the Bible He says he joined the Navy Chapel at 1.30pm - doors open because he didn’t fancy “some half-an-hour in advance. bayonet job”. He was 20 when he Members of the public are went to Normandy. welcome — there is a $5 entry Mr Amess served as a fee which includes afternoon crewman on a landing craft tank tea. (LCT), though he had thought he would end up “on a nice big battleship”. Powering He was aboard LCT 611 N22 squadron which, in the lead up the future to D-Day, was anchored just Te Awamutu Continuing outside the heads off Gasport Education has secured Bryan and Portsmouth. Leyland (NZ Consulting He says Assault Force S1, his Engineer and Fellow Institute of LCT, loaded up at Gasport, but NZ Engineers) to speak on the whole operation was delayed Wednesday, July 6. a day because of rough weather. He will speak about power “We were in the 39th flotilla generation, distribution, power assigned to Sword, and the costs and future generation. Mr H-hour was 7.25am. We carried Leyland is a regular media five Sherman tanks, one covered contributor and has a wide motor vehicle and two navy knowledge of the Electricity beach party. Industry. “It appeared to be beyond Further details in today’s belief that so many ships were Public Notices. around us. The beach ahead was shrouded in smoke and as we approached water spouts were appearing ahead of us. Little could be seen after that until we had the ramp down.” Mr Amess recalls two navy lads were the first to descend the ramp, stepping into water above their waists. FORMER Te Awamutu resident Fred Amess (now living in Whangamata) displays the nine medals he “They struggled ashore with has received for his involvement with D-Day. The Legion of Honour Medal was presented by Tauranga their wireless equipment, brave Mayor Stuart Crosby during commemorations at Tauranga Historic Village. fellows. The tanks and motor vehicle were discharged okay. Moffat and I raised the ramp were underway.” with his medal. “We paused there for a while smartly. Mr Amess commemorated He also previously attended for a wounded soldier to be “By the time the ramp was D-Day at a ceremony in Tau- commemorations in Wellington brought onboard then Jack secure we had kedged off and ranga, where he was presented in 2014..
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They selfish one, when I am not the In that time any ‘detri- They don’t want it, and as Taranaki, where Natural should be under 300 words and must have the person who would like to ment’ would have well and such they will try and lie and Health took them to court. sender’s name, address and phone number. No prevent the advantages of truly been documented and scaremonger to get their way. They lost, but now more pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be Community Water Fluori- published by the interna- One of the ways is to expense is required to fight withheld in special circumstances at the discretion dation (CWF) from reaching tional quality dental or medi- threaten small communities the appeal. of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged the whole community, be- cal institutions worldwide. with legal action — the leader That is one reason CWF in and may be edited, abridged or discarded. cause of my personal belief? When you ask the anti of the fluoride action in the New Zealand is now becoming And that it could be a fluoride lobby to provide any USA is a lawyer. There have the responsibility of district MANAGER ‘detriment’. To whom? such scientific research to been many cases in the US and health boards. Alan Price At this moment there are back up their claims that is they have not won any. CHRIS PRICE [email protected] EDITORIAL Dean Taylor (editor) [email protected] Tenants worse off Deferring isn’t saving Cathy Asplin (journalist) [email protected] Well didn’t my letter get a who recently had boulders as Colin Thorsen (journalist) in council homes response? Good, we have big as your head on their [email protected] achieved transparency. road to drive around. ADVERTISING I do not know of Social Develop- understand that this The Mayor states ‘I don’t Or our water supply Dorinda Williams why Mr Parlane has ment. is universal. understand why Councillor where deferring capital ex- [email protected] this bee in his bon- We do not envy It is the same for Wilson does not want these penditure and conservation Ange Holt net regarding Coun- them. This is just a those who are rich savings, potentially of water has been the policy. [email protected] cil tenants. Yes, we fact to illustrate a enough to treat it as hundreds of thousands of Eventually it comes round Bookings have a better deal point. pocket money as it is dollars?’ and bites you where you sit [email protected] than some other By and large the for us WPC tenants I hope RATA does make down. CLASSIFIEDS renters, but there Council is a good for whom it is our those savings. At the present If you have the audacity to Rhonda Oosterman, are some doing bet- landlord. We have, only income. funding level it’s going to have an opinion and state it Tania Cortesi-Western, ter than us. on the whole, great If you cannot cost the ratepayers hundreds publicly, you are told you Julie Montague We have retired neighbours and en- understand this, of thousands of dollars. don’t understand, to dis- [email protected] friends who are joy living where we then give me a ring Personally I would have credit you or your view. Housing NZ tenants. are. It is only the and I will explain it thought if there was surplus If I was the Mayor I would DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 They live in a two spectre of possibly for you. I hope I do money in the roading ac- encourage councillors to POSTAL ADDRESS bedroom unit with ever-increasing not need to continue count it would be better spent state their views publicly on 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 internal access rents that is a bit of a this conversation reducing the rates of those all issues. 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A British couple who were caught up in the devastating earth- quake in Nepal last year are walking the length of New Zealand on the Te Araroa Trail to help raise money for the Himalayan Trust’s Nepal Earthquake Rebuild. Simply spend $150 Carl Hutchinson and Adele-Ivy Harris travelled through our area or more during July & last week on their journey from August to enter Professional Hair Stylists Phone Bluff to Cape Reinga. 07 871 6021 “We had a fantastic trip Prize drawn 1st September. through the Pirongia Forest and 42 Rogers Place Te Awamutu had some lovely views on the way up to Pahautea Hut. I’m sure all the locals can relate to the picture of Carl in the mud!” The couple expect it will take them five or six months to walk the full 3000km trail, ending in Cape Reinga. They hope to raise $10,000 from family, friends and the kiwi sup- porters they meet along their journey. The couple were travelling in Nepal when the 7.8 magnitude quake struck in April 2015, killing almost 8900 people and causing widespread devastation. “Although we did some volunteering after the quake it didn’t feel like enough and leaving Nepal was difficult knowing that so many families were still in need of urgent help. It was then we decided to trek the entire length of New Zealand on the Te Araroa Trail to raise money for Himala- yan Trust,” says Miss Harris. Immediately following the earthquakes, the Himalayan Trust provided emergency shelter to affected communities: distribut- ing tents, tarpaulins and other essential items, funding the TC300616SP09B construction of 31 emer- GLORIOUS MUD: Carl gency houses for families Hutchinson battles his who had lost everything and way through mud on providing temporary tracks in the Mt Pirongia classrooms in 30 schools. Forest Park. Himalayan Trust General Manager similar disaster,” says Ms Prue Smith says Smith. the trust will be “The money raised by rebuilding Carl and Adele will be an classrooms, enormous help to our teachers’ quar- ongoing rebuild work.” ters, student Sir Edmund Hillary hostels and toilet founded the Himalayan blocks in at least Trust in the 1960s. CourierTe Awamutu 30 schools in the Since then, New Zea- Everest region landers have been where it works. working with friends “We are esti- and partners in Nepal mating it may to bring quality educa- Barristers & Solicitors take up to three tion, safe water, and years to repair better healthcare to the and rebuild all the Everest region damaged buildings in the isolated ■ For more information, or to Everest region support Carl and Adele in their trek, where we work, visit their Givealittle fundraising particularly as we page: givealittle.co.nz/fundraiser/ want to make sure walk4nepal/ or read their blog the new classrooms www.ourrambles.com MANAGEMENT SCHOOL meet seismic- Te Raupapa resilient building TC300616SP09A codes to better MADE IT: Carl Hutchinson and ensure the safety of Adele-Ivy Harris at the new children and Pahautea hut, near the summit of teachers in case of a Mt Pirongia. Rates rise lower than forecast
Waipa District Council has The drop is largely because of Council received 27 confirmed its rates rise next year minor delays to some capital submissions. As a result of those will be less than originally pro- works and a larger than expected submissions, $10,000 had been jected. cash surplus of $650,000. This set aside for archaeological site Average annual rates in- surplus was used to offset the investigations in Cambridge creases for 2016/17 were con- rates. north, a further $5000 was set firmed at 2.14 per cent yesterday, The other major change was a aside for parks and $10,000 was THE RAGLAN CHRONICLE less than the 3.2 per cent origin- $10 million reduction in debt set aside to help support com- EST. 1903 ally outlined in year two of the levels. memorative community events. Council’s 10-Year Plan. Mayor Jim Mylchreest said The mayor said about 760 Around 70 per cent of Waipa very little change had been people had used the online calcu- properties will have rates in- proposed to what was outlined in lator to find out exactly how creases of less than 2 per cent. the 10-Year Plan. much their rates would be. 4 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, June 30, 2016 REVIEW: GREASE TE AWAMUTU COLLEGE Rockin’ show at Rydell High
BY DEAN TAYLOR This was the most by the chorus and dancers. scaled down version in Kenickie (Trent Robin- It was a pleasure to terms of set and props, son) and the boys delivered attend the Te Awamutu which on the whole wasn’t a rocking version of College production of an issue and helped keep Greased Lightnin' and the Grease last week — always the show flowing. Born To Hand Jive dance a favourite musical. The solos from the leads scene was well led by The school involved a — especially Danny (Caleb Johnny Casino (Taylor large cast — although it Tonks), Sandy (Morgan Lee) with the added pizzazz was a core group of about a Karl), Rizzo (Paige Hepi), of dancer Charlene ‘Cha dozen actors and singers Doody (Lachlan Cha’ DiGregorio (Vanessa Juno nearing Jupiter who carried the story. Oosterman) and Marty Ouwehand). And it was a core group (Michaela Gibson) were ex- Well done to directors with a wealth of talent. cellent and the cast num- Jordan Foulds and Kylie t’s an exciting time for planetary scientists as a As I mentioned in the bers, such as Summer Davidson and the rest of robotic spacecraft called Juno nears the end of preview, this is the third Nights and We Go Together the staff team for bringing I its five-year, 2.8 billion kilometre journey to time Grease has graced had the audience tapping this talented bunch of Jupiter. In Roman mythology Juno was the wife the Te Awamutu College their feet, and sometimes actors, singers, dancers, of the God Jupiter. At one point Jupiter attempted stage — initially a large singing along. technical and stage crew to conceal himself in a layer of clouds to hide his scale Talos show and then The big numbers were together for an entertain- mischief but Juno was able to see through this a school production. more than ably supported ing show. veil and uncover his true nature. Likewise, the robotic Juno hopes to see through the layers of clouds covering the planet REVIEW: DUST PILGRIM RED LEAP THEATRE and reveal the secrets within. Juno will be only the second spacecraft to orbit Jupiter, after the Galileo probe which orbited from 1995-2003. Dark and dusty tale unfolds One of the most striking features of Juno is the huge array of solar panels, covering 60m2. BY DEAN TAYLOR overbearing mother and a Lights shine through Previous spacecraft have been unable to use daughter trying to es- from seemingly solar power when visiting the outer planets Red Leap Theatre has cape. impossible places, and because they are too far from the Sun. However built a reputation as New The stark set, use of always there is dust. recent advances in solar technology, driven in scientists and engineers. Juno includes nine Zealand’s leading physi- lighting and lots of dust — Then there is the im- part by the space programme, have made it instruments with sciency-sounding names such cal theatre company — plus just three actors — age of the macabre skele- feasible. as Jovian Energetic Particle Detector Instrument combining puppetry, tells the story. ton puppet or the grin- The purpose of this mission is to learn more (JEDI). props and people. Music, backstage crew ning monk to take away about the formation and structure of Jupiter and, Juno will arrive at Jupiter and begin its ‘orbit Their touring pro- and clever visuals play a after the show. by extension, the formation and history of the insertion’ manoeuvre on July 5 at 2.30pm NZST. duction of Dust Pilgrim huge part. Dust Pilgrim is a entire Solar System. Specific objectives include: It will then orbit the planet 37 times over 20 at Waikato University’s The actors and crew visual and sensual play — ■ Determine the abundance of water in the months. The radiation around Jupiter will Gallagher Academy of use pulleys, dust and the dialogue is sparse, but planet. eventually kill the robot, so before this happens Performing Arts last week simple props to change not always needed. ■ Estimate the mass of Jupiter’s core. Juno will self-destruct in a controlled fashion so was the first time I have the stage — home to a In the end an explana- ■ Map Jupiter’s gravitational and magnetic fields. as to prevent any possible contamination of seen the company —and it desert monastery. tion for mother’s manner ■ Study atmospheric composition, temperature, Jupiter’s Moons. is both mesmerising and There weren’t many is forthcoming and the structure, cloud opacity and dynamics. Also going down in this fiery death will be challenging. light moments — but the family seems resolved — As is typical with robotic spacecraft, the three Lego figurines that went along for the ride, It was advertised as a extended circus scene, and finally, the dust scientific studies are undertaken by a variety of representing Galileo and the Gods Jupiter and darker production for the with three boxes, is both makes way for some instruments provided by different teams of Juno. company — the tale of an curious and magical. much welcomed rain.
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Sustainability educa- tion duo Mainstream Green offer events and CLUB TRIPS JULY 2016 workshops in Waipa this July — with options for Thursday 7th COUNTRY RAMBLE adults and children. Co-director and Cam- Exploring our local area we enjoy a leisurely jaunt bridge local Nicola through the countryside with our ever popular ramble. Turner said the series of Departs: 1:30pm Returns: approx. 5:00pm $30.00 pp. events would coincide Includes light refreshments. with Plastic Free July and was designed with the Wednesday 13th A DAY AT THE RACES support of Waipa District We head to Tauranga for the 12th Annual Lion Red UGL Council Waste Minimis- race day. Racing starts at 12 with an 8 race card. We aim ation Community Fund. “We know from our to get home about 5pm, so will leave after having our last workshop series that afternoon cuppa. This is a day you can enjoy at your Cambridge/Te Awamutu own pace. Morning and afternoon tea will be provided people are really inter- but lunch is your own choice. ested in learning more Departs: 10:00am $50.00 pp. Includes morning and about how they can afternoon tea. kickstart a sustainability journey. We talk about Monday 18th “50 YEARS OF COUNTRY how making one small change is easy, and CALENDAR” shouldn’t compromise TC050416SP05A The Waikato museum has an exhibition celebrating your lifestyle.” MAINSTREAM Green partners Nicola Turner (right) of Cambridge and Tracey 50 years of Country Calendar, a New Zealand rural “We’ve found that Cameron are bringing more workshops and events to Waipa next month to help icon. Here you can enjoy a leisurely stroll through people often don’t realise people live a more sustainable lifestyle. how interested they are history before we head across the road for lunch at the until they come along — fun at ourselves with a post about a Workshops cost $25pp, films $10pp “Bank Café” and we hope that’s sausage in a jar.” and children’s workshops $8 per child, Departs: 10:30am $45.00 pp. Includes lunch. because we’re here for the The pair would extend the light- accompanying adult free. average person, and we hearted workshop offer to children this Monday 25th `CHILLIN’ AT KELLY TARLTON’S understand what main- time, with Green Kids sessions where ■ More information is available from This is an opportunity to see penguins, sharks, sting rays stream family life is like.” school-aged children could design and www.mainstreamgreen.co.nz and other aquatic creatures in NZ’s largest aquarium. Ms Turner said her make their own beeswax wrap. Children ■ Better Living Without Plastic: Thursday, To warm up after our chilly encounter we will head to and business partner need to be accompanied by an adult. July 7, 7pm, Walton St Cafe´, Te Awamutu; Valentines for a hearty lunch. Tracey Cameron shared There would also be screenings of the Saturday, July 23, 10am, Onyx Cafe´, lots of their own personal critically acclaimed food waste movie Cambridge. Departs: 9:00am $90.00 pp. Includes entry, experiences and recently Just Eat It’, which will include a Q&A ■ Green Family Living: Thursday, July 14, 7pm, refreshments and lunch this had extended to their session and giveaways. Walton St Cafe´; Saturday, July 23, 2pm, Onyx Facebook page. Ms Turner encouraged anyone who Cafe´; Tuesday, July 26, 7pm, The Village, Mike and Kareen Grimshaw “People find it helpful was interested in making sustainable Whatawhata. Email: [email protected] to see how we do things at choices to book a spot at the movies or on ■ Green Kids: Friday, July 15, 10am at home, when it comes to either of the available workshops — Cambridge Town Hall — Victorian Room or Ph: 07 871 7817, Mob: 0275 356 753 sustainable choices. Better Living Without Plastic and Green 2pm at Walton St Cafe´. All trips subject to minimum numbers That’s meant sharing the Family Living — and said she expected ■ Just Eat It: Tuesday, July 5, 7.30pm, Tivoli NEW Account details for direct payments: contents of my drawers the children’s workshops would also sell Cinema, Cambridge; Tuesday, July 19, 7.30pm, and also poking a bit of out quickly. Walton St Cafe´. Westpac 03-1573-0051416-000 6 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, June 30, 2016
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As part of Volunteer Week A cooking challenge was (June 19-25) several local Scout also undertaken where leaders leaders attended the Waikato prepare dumplings for an WHAT’S NOT Zone Scout Practical Training entre´e, followed by chicken, Course held at Camp Epworth. bacon and veges for main and National Volunteer Week apple fritters for dessert. had the theme Thanks for On Sunday basic skills were HOT Making Time, and this was improved, such as maps/ ■ Lovely lady from Ohaupo function particularly appropriate for the compass work, fire lighting, centre who gave us a beautiful white Scout leaders who took time to knots/lashings and camp lay- upskill themselves so others out. bouquet to put up at the site of the can benefit. Waikato Zone provided a tragic car accident near the airport. The experience and know- team of training leaders to Our thoughts and prayers are with ledge they gained will be passed show different techniques and their families. onto the Cubs and Scouts in also explained how to teach ■ their care. youth members. College production Grease, what At the weekend course Many of the leaders are now an awesome show! Well done, we leaders from Te Awamutu, helping prepare Scouts for the have very talented people in our Ohaupo and Hamilton 21st New Zealand Jamboree community. completing a range of activities which is being held in Blen- ■ and challenges. They arrived heim from December 29 to Lovely lady (Ruth Foulkes) who on Friday night, erecting tents January 7. bought elderly lady a coffee at in pitch black, with no lights TC300616SP06A McDonald’s on a cold morning when allowed, and had to instruct 70 ■ Anyone interested in becoming LEADERS (from left) Rhys Cooper, Gavin Longstaff and she wasn't able to buy her own. Scouts (10 -15yrs) to help. involved with Scouts should Claudette Bellantine try to transport a contained fire on a ■ On Saturday topics included contact 0800SCOUTS or email platform. They were required to take it across a stream by Rosetown Choristers: congratulat- risk management, safety with [email protected] or making a zip line and once the fire reached the other side ions on your Sunday concert, a youth and leadership skills. visit www.scouts.org.nz it was used to boil a billy. variety of well-chosen songs and a relaxing, pleasant atmosphere. NOT Big turnout of Goldcard holders ■ ATM being removed from outside Fresh Choice - very disappointing. Grey Power President Hazel Barnes He told members that Minister Maggie interest in their communities and country ■ Man running around Pirongia at was thrilled with the turnout of Super Barry is still working on getting more A show of hands indicated about 40 per night in all black. Get reflective gear! Goldcard holders at the Cambridge Town financial assistance for members needing cent of the audience did not own a Hal last week, with nearly 500 attending ‘teeth, ears and sight’ assistance which computer, so getting information via the meeting organised by the Ministry of was greeted with a cheer. other media was regarded as essential. Social Development. There are more than 680,000 Goldcard Volunteer Florence Shearman has re- TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. Tim Bryers from the MSD gave an holders, with growth expected to reach cently surveyed businesses in Te Awa- Send to 021 241 4568 informative address and then answered one million by 2030. mutu to check they are still willing to many questions from the members. Information was also given about continue offering Goldcard benefits. The aim of the meeting was to make Goldcard holders applying for the Hot Mrs Barnes said with more than 100 EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. sure Goldcard holders had all the in- Card, introduced in Auckland from July benefits on the list, it was very pleasing to Send to [email protected] formation available to use their cards as 1. see the support Te Awamutu gives to their much as possible. Throughout NZ Goldcard holders have older folk and it was greatly appreciated. Mr Bryers made sure members clearly made 81 million free trips on their cards, She said if any Goldcard holders were DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. understood use of the Goldcard and what which is seen as helping superannuitants unaware of services they can contact her Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street it could do and what it could not do. to be out and about taking an active for more information.
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The Wrights have the hospitality industry in their The good news is that now all this goodness is “We’ve got the reputation and skills and now we blood - meeting in a popular London wine bar mobile - the catering arm of the business can can bring it to your house or venue.” wheretheybothworkedandlaterworkingina ‘bring Fahrenheit to you’. Fahrenheit Catering offers three main options: Noosa resort, where Matt hails from. A new Fahrenheit Catering trailer proudly Canapes-perfectforanafternoonfunction; Krystle has marketing, human resources and advertises this new professional catering service. LiteBites-agreatworklunchorearlyevening business development experience and wanted her “We’ve dabbled with catering in the past,” says function;Buffet-atailoredlunchordinner ownbusiness-sotheyjoinedforces. Krystle. designedtomeetyourneedsandbudget. A big part of their vision for Fahrenheit “Now we are serious.” Fahrenheitlookforwardtocateringforyournext Restaurant&Barwastocreateatheperfectplace Mattsaystheyidentifiedaneedforcateringand function - large or small, family or business. Call formeetingfriends,havinganafterworkdrinkor sawpotentialindoingitright. them to discuss your needs. partakinginanexceptionaldiningexperience- somewhereTeAwamutucouldbeproudof. FiveyearsdownthetrackandFahrenheit Restaurant & Bar is just that. Opensixdaysfrom11amuntillate,Fahrenheit Restaurant & Bar is the place for morning coffee with friends, a great business lunch, catching up for drinks and snacks or enjoying a quality evening out. An exciting menu caters for all tastes and budgets. As well the ‘back room’ is popular for private functions, business gatherings, small conferences andfamilyget-togethers. Itisaversatilespace,cateringfor30-40people andofcoursetheFahrenheitRestaurant&Bar can provide whatever dishes and beverages suit the occasion. Spy Valley Wines from $18.99, available PAIR for their Sherry’d Pear and Plum “It’s important to provide NOW from Pie in the Gourmet Fruit category. customers new ideas, what’s on Liquorland, WANT The couple are eager to win the trend, but also old school favourites Te Awamutuamutu Supreme Pie Award again this year like steak and cheese, mince and - so much so Shane’s was the first cheese.There’s a delicate balance entry received this year. we need to keep in mind so the pies PIE TITLE “We will be entering all the continue to sell,” says Kathy. Viands means ‘an abundance of categories again this year in the The Kearns consider 2015 their food’ (Latin) and that sure is the hope of winning that Supreme Pie best overall result as six of their ten case atViands Bakery. award.There was a huge increase entries made theTop 10 in Pies are a big part of the menu and in our sales when we won the award their categories. husband and wife team, Shane back in 2011, and then again in Entries for the 20th and Kathy Kearns, both bakers 2012. Bakels NZ Supreme Pie for 25 years, like to create the pie “These sales have held as the local Awards closed last week. fillings together . community continues to support ‘Judgement day’ is July 21 They won the Bakels NZ Supreme us. and on July 26 Shane and Multi Award Pie Award in 2011 (pictured) and “Winning the pie awards keeps Kathy will know if they Winning Bakery. 2012 and have taken out a total of us enthusiastic and wanting to do are back on top of Available in store in Te Awamutu or 10 awards over the past five years. better. We love the creativity and the pie world. Kihikihi. www.viands.co.nz Last year they won a Silver award freedom that baking offers us.
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GRASSROOTS INNOVATIONS WITH DEAN TAYLOR TipOFF for farmers er Andersen of Cambridge has put all his years of experience in Pvarious manufacturing industries into his TipOFF Monitoring system he presented at Fieldays. Mr Andersen has been working on the affordable farm monitoring system for three years, and judging from the response in the Innovation Tent, farmers like what he has developed. Recently retired, Mr Andersen combined his expertise and knowledge, with his own first hand research, to provide a peace of mind system for any farm. Talking to farmers, one of the first considerations was cost, and the second was simplicity. Mr Andersen says he could have used off-the-shelf components to develop the system — but that would cost in the thousands of dollars. He estimates TipOFF would cost between $500-800 for most farms. It uses sensors that are either on or TC300616DTPERANDERSEN off to monitor a range of farm functions CAMBRIDGE innovator Per Andersen. and relay the information to a base unit. Mr Andersen says because farmers vehicles or people on foot. provides security, but importantly on a don’t just sit at home in the office, the Mr Andersen says farmers told him day-to-day basis saves time because base unit sends information to a they didn’t want to be bombarded with farmers only need to attend to jobs once cellphone, so the farmer can monitor information — just basics, such as the they have been ‘tipped off’. the system from anywhere that has gate has been left open, troughs are low Between 80-90 farmers signed up for reception. or a vehicle has been moved. a TipOff Monitor at Fieldays. The sensors are set to monitor such They set their own parameters so Mr Andersen estimates he will have vitals as gates, fluid levels (troughs, fuel when they get a warning they know the units available to the market in storage, effluent pond etc), farm build- they need to respond. about six months. ing doors and farm vehicles. Mr Andersen is confident 80-90 per There is also a driveway monitor cent of farmers would be able to set and ■ To find out more about TipOFF that can be set to recognise and ignore install the system themselves. Monitoring contact Mr Andersen by the tanker, but warn of any other He says once operational TipOFF email: [email protected] Outstanding event. Outstanding team.
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Te Radar new host of Young Brexit bad for beef business Farmer of Year Grand Final eef + Lamb New Zealand and the Meat Industry Association of New Zealand are Bconcerned about the future of New Zealand’s e's handy with a tractor, can milk a TE RADAR will fill big sheep and beef exports to the UK and the EU cow or two, and now much loved shoes when he hosts the following Brexit. Htelevision personality Te Radar will Grand Final of the FMG “Our sheep and beef trade to the UK and EU are be part of the iconic FMG Young Farmer of Young Farmer of the inextricably linked through quota access and both the Year (July 7-9). Year. are likely to be affected,” said Sam McIvor, CEO of Once the boy at home on the family’s B+LNZ. Ohinewai dairy farm, avidly watching the The EU is New Zealand’s most valuable market prestigious contest, Te Radar will now be for red meat and associated co-products, accounting compering the final night of the Grand Final Young Farmer of the Year. for over $2 billion in trade last year. when the 48th winner of New Zealand's "It's not just about physi- New Zealand’s sheepmeat quota to the EU of most prestigious agricultural competition cal requirements – they have around 228,000 tonnes represents over half of New will be found. to be strong mentally and Zealand’s sheepmeat exports. The UK currently Having admired the passion, drive, sheer have excellent time manage- takes half of that. intellectual brainpower and skill of the ment skills. It's mind- “As the UK negotiates its exit from the EU over finalists over the years he is looking forward boggling and incredible to the next couple of years it will likely be negotiating to seeing the magnificent seven in action. watch." how much of these quotas will be transferred solely “It's kind of like rural Mastermind isn't Of course, Te Radar will to them and on what terms,” said Tim Ritchie, CEO it? – particularly the Agri-knowledge Quiz be undertaking his own of MIANZ. and Speech evening. I have these childhood ‘head to head’ Celebrity Chal- There will be no immediate change to the export memories of watching it on telly, thinking I lenge during the day as well, conditions to the UK and the EU as the UK will not could answer the questions, but never where he'll be hoping he officially leave the EU until they negotiate the terms getting them right!” doesn't let his good family of their ‘exit’. He relates the contest to being like a name of Lumsden down – It will be B+LNZ and MIANZ’s top priority to decathlon, with a technical day on July 7 especially because his work with the New Zealand Government to ensure kicking off the Grand Final at the stunning brother was once a Young New Zealand’s access to the EU and UK is protected Raincliff Station in South Canterbury where Farmer member. during this transition. the magnificent seven will be charged with But there can only be one “Under WTO rules, New Zealand expects that completing a number of theoretical winner and that will be our overall levels of sheep and beef access to both assessments. announced the next night – the EU and UK will remain the same,” said Mr For men more used to being out on the something Te Radar is McIvor. land, having left their University days taking very seriously. “What is unclear is the impact on the market behind, it is a mind numbing five and a half “The contest has had dynamics in each of the UK and remaining EU hours, promising mental exhaustion. some wonderful hosts over market envelopes,” said Mr Ritchie. As if that weren't enough the seven the years — from Bob Parker The UK is a major agricultural producer and last finalists will then be required to focus on the and Gary McCormick to year 90 per cent of its sheepmeat exports went to the all-important Agri-knowledge Quiz and Mark Leishman — they're EU under zero duties. Speech evening before stumbling The Practical Day is a highlight of any Grand Final and pretty big shoes to fill and I Loss of preferential access under Brexit will exhaustedly into bed to get ready for the Te Radar is looking forward to seeing in person the pain the never dreamt I would be part mean a likely over supply in their own market, biggest physical challenge of their life. contestants go through in the fight to win the title of FMG of it." dampening demand for imports from New Zealand. Are you on board?
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About 250m people gathered Bethlehem, to discuss options for for the powhiri to open Waipa the school going forward. The Hamilton and Waikato Christian School’s modern learn- “CET expressed an interest in regional tourism organisation has ing environment buildings last working closer with Bethel and appointed Jason Dawson week. one of the options was to become (pictured) to lead tourism market- Waipa Christian School the school’s proprietor.” ing and product development for students performed the school This was achieved when TABC the region. haka and, together with staff, Trust transferred proprietorship Mr Dawson welcomed visitors into the new to Waipa Christian School Ltd in replaces outgo- buildings on Chapel Drive. 2007 and the school name was ing chief execu- In his opening speech Principal changed in 2008. tive Kiri Corrie Jacobs said the new build- In 2012 the construction of the Goulter who re- ings were the culmination of admin block started opposite signed in March many years work. TABC and over the past four years after seven “Today is a historic day. Today the remaining school buildings years at the is a day that was dreamed about have been completed, providing helm. for many years. Today we stand an open plan teaching space for up Hamilton here with our feet firmly planted to 105 children. and Waikato Tourism chairman on the foundation of a dream that The area includes a wet/art Graeme Osborne said Mr has become a reality.” space and teacher administration Dawson’s appointment repre- Mr Jacobs says from humble area. After the formal opening sented a new era in promoting and beginnings (1988) as Bethel Chris- guests were able to view all the developing the region as a visitor tian School at Te Awamutu Bible new buildings. destination. Chapel (TABC), a handful of par- Around 170 stayed for dinner “We’re now well on target to ents decided to look at developing and a concert afterwards, which grow annual visitor expenditure the school and providing wider included performances from Te to $1.35 billion. We’ve expanded access to Christian education. Awamutu Brass, WCS students, TC300616SP08A our role and have a tourism “In 2006 TABC Trust met with North End, Reach and the TABC WAIPA Christian School principal Corrie Jacobs in front of the new opportunity plan in place to help Christian Education Trust (CET) worship teams. buildings. develop and drive new local tour- ism products,” said Mr Osborne. “All up, it’s an exciting time for Jason to come on board. “He has terrific skills in terms of collaboration and building partnerships and will be a huge asset to a strong team.” Mr Dawson has more than 14 years’ experience in brand, en- gagement, communications and customer experience in New Zea- land plus five years commercial experience in the United King- dom. He was previously general manager customer relationships at Hamilton City Council. Mr Dawson is of Nga¯puhi and Nga¯ti Wha¯tua descent and is currently TC300616SP08B completing his MBA. He will join GUESTS gather for the powhiri prior to opening of the new buildings. in mid-August. Do you want to... freshen up the look of your home? Are you renovating? Maybe you are building new?
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BY JUSTIN MIEZENBEEK The loose forward trio of Josh Reynolds, Petch (man of the match) and Te Awamutu Sports’ ‘young guns’ Kelleher played outstandingly in the tight, showed glimpses of what the future could backed up by the tight-five of Etimani hold when extending University to 29-17 in Sului, Simon Kay, Malcolm Crooks, Waikato premier rugby. Stephen Gardiner and Lui Finau, and University is on a roll, stringing later reserves Bailey Oliedam and Fetu together its third win on the trot. Sasalu. Heavy rain in the preceding days and Halfback Dion Spice did a grand job of before kick-off saw Albert Park soon cut keeping control around the ruck in hor- up into mud, turning the match into a rible conditions. grind. It was the 30th blazer game for Kelleher The home team will rue the 10 minutes and fitness trainer Brendan Mounsey. that Maika Smith was in the sin-bin. Sports are away to Hamilton Old Boys TC300616SP13 University cashed in with prop Tau next week, hoping to keep building LOCK Lui Finau takes the attack to University, supported by his Te Awamutu Sports’ Koloamotangi crossing the line twice to towards the end of the season. front rower Simon Kay (right), at Albert Park on Saturday. break a 10-10 deadlock midway through the second half. The first half started evenly as both sides played things close, University holding a slight advantage in territory. Mid-way through the half, University fullback Tyler Campbell broke the game open with a brilliant solo effort, chipping ahead, regathering and cutting through the last defence to score. 1ONLY Sports hit back through some slick work at lineout time, getting the ball back to hooker Simon Kay who crossed to level the scores at 5-all. University struck back with a try to FORD RANGER XL 4X2 D/CAB Tyler Campbell just before the break to take a 10-5 lead into halftime. Wellside, Manual, 3500kg Towing Capacity, Sports hit straight back from the kick- off, regaining the ball and going hot on Multi Airbags, Remote Locking, Air Conditioned attack. Phases later saw skipper Chris- PRE REGISTERED tian Kelleher crash over the line to lock $36,490 Drive away the game back up at 10-10. Then came the key moment as Smith was sin-binned for a shoulder charge and Sports couldn’t hold University out any DEMOS & SPECIAL BUYS longer, conceding two tries and a 14-point FORD FIESTA TREND Winning Blue 98 kms...... $21,990 lead. FORD FOCUS SPORT Ingot Silver 1156 kms ...... $31,990 The visitors carried on the momentum with another try to Te Wehi Wright to FORD KUGA TITANIUM Ruby Red 497 kms ...... $46,990 stretch the lead to 29-10 before Sports MAZDA 3 GSX Soul Red, 1 Only Drive Away ...... $32,990 finished with a flurry. Flanker Cameron Petch scored a MAZDA 3 SP25 Black, 1 Only...... $36,990 cracking try after receiving a nice offload MAZDA CX5 GSX AWD, Meteor Grey, Only 3200kms, ...... $40,990 from Masega Teomatavui who collected the kickoff. The try was converted by Ice Adams-Hunt. Back came Sports going close to scor- F ing again on the stroke of fulltime. The conditions meant there wasn’t a O lot of action for the backs, but the Sports forwards put in a huge effort. R D Joint winners for 2014 Ford Ranger XLT 2016 Ford Fiesta Trend 2012 Ford Falcon FG2 XR6 2012 Ford Territory Titanium 1 Owner, Auto, Towpack, Multi Airbags, Alloys, 5,331km, Low Kms, Alloys, Window Tints, 1 Owner , Full Leather, Low Km, Bluetooth, 4 Airbags, Bluetooth, Balance of Bluetooth, Reverse Sensors, Reverse Camera, Multi Airbags, Double Cup tennis Climate Control Factory Warranty Satellite Navigation 7Seater $32,990 $18,990 $24,990 $34,990 The Double Cup, symbol of supremacy in Te Awamutu Tennis Sub Association interclub competition, has been jointly won by Hairini and Kihikihi. M The last time the Cup was shared was in 1952 when Te Awamutu and Pokuru A triumphed. Hairini got off to a flying start in 2015-2016 season by winning all NEW six games before Christmas. Kihikihi Z matched that, winning all their final six games in 2016. D Mazda BT-50 GSX D/Cab 2013 Mazda CX-5 GSX 2007 Mazda Axela 2012 Mazda 6 Wagon Hairini and Kihikihi both ended up on Manual, 2wd, 3.2 Turbo Diesel, NZ New, 88,850km, Immobiliser, 5 Door Hatchback, 2.0 Auto, NZ New, Towbar, Full Electrics, 66 points, with Te Awamutu third on 51 A Climate Control, Cruise Control, ABS, Airbags, Alloys, Alloys, Air-conditioned, Cruise Control and Otorohanga fourth with nine points. Reverse Camera, Parking Sensors Traction Control Immobiliser, ABS Brakes The Hairini line-up was Craig Ingham, Isaac Barclay, John Robinson, $36,595+ORC $29,990 $12,490 $18,990 Warren Beck, Brendon McNeill and Richard Adam. Kihikihi’s team comprised Brett Alexander, Paul Tuckey, Jarrod Bayly, Tim Jefferd and O Trevor Bayly. Te Awamutu was in second place but T dropped to third after winning only three of the February/March H encounters. 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Narrows Park Christian ing and encouraging which is Production class. He then Camp Executive Director Al what Narrows Park is all raced at Bathurst where he Belcher says it’s hard to think about,” says Mr Belcher finished second (behind Mick of anything better than The camp was established Doohan) in the 1988 Arai 500 investing in family. in 1953 by hardworking volun- km Superbike race. “The world needs more teers with the aim to build In 1988 he raced in the US great parents and Narrows confident people, stronger fam- Endurance series and Park is running it’s annual ilies and great community here partnered Graeme Crosby in Father and Sons Weekend in the Waikato. the Suzuka 8 Hours in Japan. (July 8-10) to encourage that. It’s been doing it ever since For the next ten years he “There are a ton of great and runs a range of camps and competed internationally Kiwi dads out there and this is events throughout the year. against the world's best, riding the event for you! The Father and Sons for various Superbike and “The aim is to create a Weekend has been running Grand Prix teams. space for dads and sons to successfully for a few years. Stroud first rode the New have a great time together, If you’d like to attend, regis- Zealand-built Britten V1000 at away from the usual ter online at Daytona in 1992. During the distractions of life. www.narrowspark.co.nz/ epic battle with the leading “The weekend is for any #fathersons or contact the factory Ducati Superbike age and for father figures and office (ph 07 843 6862 or Stroud came within 0.1 sec of big brother types too. “ [email protected] the outright lap record before Guest speakers for the z). an electrical problem stopped weekend include Super Bike SPEEDY DAD OF 10 the bike with a couple of laps Champion Andrew Stroud, GUEST SPEAKER remaining. PGG National Business Andrew Stroud (38) is a However, he won both Development Manager Jon retired champion New Zealand races at Daytona in 1994 on Lee and a Kiwi farmer with an motorcycle racer and father of the Britten bike while setting NZ superbike champion and proud dad Andrew Stroud when he retired in 2013, with incredible story of devastation ten who now lives in Hamilton. the fastest top speed recorded his wife Karyn and nine of their ten children. and hope. He initially studied engin- by any motorcycle at Daytona There will also be games, eering at Auckland Technical (305 km/h). 1995, 1996 and 1997. In 1995 and on a Britten, 500 GP races, fourSuzuka cooking over fires, tons of food Institute before heading to the One of the few people to In 1995 he won the Stroud won the European Pro- races, an Isle of Man race and and camp activities like go US to embark on a full-time have had the privilege of racing inaugural World BEARS Twins at Assen. In 1997 he three 24hour World endurance karts, air rifles archery, racing career. one of John Britten's (British European American won the American AMA for- races. campfires, bush skills and a Stroud started racing in superbikes, Stroud won the Racing Series) on a Britten mula Xtreme Championship. He has also won nine New few surprises thrown in. 1986 and won his first cham- Battle-of-the-Twins at Daytona bike, three weeks before his Stroud has competed in 41 Zealand superbike national “The weekend will be inspir- pionship in 1988 in the NZ 250 on Britten superbikes in 1994, friend, John Britten, died. World Superbike races, 20 FIM championships.
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1. Chiefs 1. Crusaders 1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 2. Brumbies 2. Brumbies 2. Brumbies 2. Brumbies 2. Brumbies 2. Brumbies 3. Waratahs 3. Waratahs 3. Sunwolves 3. Waratahs 3. Waratahs 3. Waratahs 4. Hurricanes 4. Hurricanes 4. Hurricanes 4. Hurricanes 4. Hurricanes 4. Hurricanes 5. Stormers 5. Stormers 5. Rebels 5. Stormers 5. Stormers 5. Stormers 6. Cheetahs 6. Cheetahs 6. Cheetahs 6. Cheetahs 6. Cheetahs 6. Cheetahs 7. Highlanders 7. Highlanders 7. Highlanders 7. Highlanders 7. Highlanders 7. Highlanders 8. Lions 8. Lions 8. Lions 8. Lions 8. Lions 8. Lions 79% 9. Bulls 78% 9. Bulls 76% 9. Bulls 76% 9. Bulls 76% 9. Bulls 75% 9. Bulls Andrea Miller Mike Herbert Ross Fleming Mark McNaughten Chris Grenfell Lance Fielder PGG Wrightson Rural Supplies Waste Management JL Connolly homeward Edmonds Judd Solicitors Gyde Wansbone Chartered Accountants
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The Investec Super The Gallagher Chiefs Panel’s Picks’ Super Rugby Rugby season resumes this travelling squad for Fiji is: competition. week with the top two New Forwards: Kane Hames, Grenfell was on the Zealand Conference teams Siegfried Fisi’ihoi, Hiroshi money plumping for Georgia going head-to-head at ANZ Yamashita, Atu Moli, Hika to beat Fiji 14-3 in Suva. His Stadium in Suva, Fiji. Elliot, Nathan Harris, Dominic only hiccup was backing Aus- The Gallagher Chiefs host Bird, Brodie Retallick, Taleni tralia to beat England. the BNZ Crusaders in this Seu, Sam Cane, Tom Competition leader highly anticipated Round 15 Sanders, Mitchell Brown, Andrea Miller (PGG fixture. Lachlan Boshier, Jacob Wrightson) was one of seven It’s one for the history Skeen. on the panel to nail 6/8 Rural Supplies books as the first Super Backs: Brad Weber, winners. She retains the lead Rugby game to ever be Tawera Kerr-Barlow, Aaron but dips under 80 per cent For all your played in Fiji. Cruden, Stephen Donald, overall success rate for the Twenty-five Chiefs James Lowe, Toni Pulu, first time since Round 5. Te Awamutu magnesium players flew out for Suva on Andrew Horrell, Anton Her biggest threats to win- requirements Tuesday, with the final Lienert-Brown, Seta ning the title for the first time Steinlager Pure 23-man team to front the Tamanivalu, Damian are Mark McNaughten 15 Pack Stubbies See the team at Crusaders to be named after McKenzie, Sam McNicol. (Homeward) and Lance PGGWrightson the Courier publishing dead- Mitchell Brown (Taranaki) Fielder (Gyde Wansbone), on $ 99 Rural Supplies line yesterday. and Jacob Skeen (Waikato) 76 per cent and 75 per cent 29 Included in the travelling join the squad as replace- respectively after scoring 6/6 41 Market Street | Te Awamutu | 07 870 2830 squad is veteran hooker Hika ment players. this week. Miller is on 79 per Cnr Sloane & Vaile Street | 07 872 0700 Elliot who is in line to play his Chris Grenfell (Edmonds cent but has played her joker 100th match for the Chiefs if Judd) fared best with 7/8 (double points) whereas he takes the field tomorrow winners in Round 18 of Te McNaughten and Fielder still (Friday) night. Awamutu Courier ‘Our have the ‘ace’ up their sleeve.
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BY COLIN THORSEN coached his team to a resounding 25-5 win over Cambridge in the grand final of 2010. Te Awamutu Gwynne Shield rugby team It was the first time Te Awamutu had won have the fire power to go all the way this year the Shield outright in two decades and the judging by their impressive pre-tournament hit eighth time Te Awamutu had won the Shield in outs. all (Waipa also won it in 1943, 1944). Wins have been recorded over Hamilton It had been a long time between celebratory Wasps 25-20, Hamilton Eagles 110-0 and drinks, having not triumphed since 1998 when Hamilton Panthers 60-30. sharing the trophy with Hamilton South after Coach Kelvin Donaghy has put together a drawing the final 5-all, and when they won the team he believes can bring the Shield back to competition outright in 1990 coached by Morrie Te Awamutu. Griffin and the late Murray Teddy. The line-up has a good balance to it, hard, In subsequent years, under different skilled forwards and quick, talented backs. coaching regimes, Te Awamutu have placed Donaghy says there will be no complacency runners-up 2011, 2012, 2015, fourth 2013 and in the Te Awamutu camp when facing Hamilton third 2014. Tigers on day one of the week-long tournament Donaghy is anticipating another demanding in Cambridge on Sunday, July 10, 2.30 pm kick tournament, but is pleased with the team’s off. current form. “The team is pumped and ready to go,” he He encourages as many Te Awamutu says. supporters as possible to make the trek to Te Awamutu’s coach has brought in Cambridge and get behind the players. seasoned campaigner Alex Phillips to help out The competition is played at the Memorial with this year’s campaign. Park rugby grounds in Cambridge every day The Phillips’ coached Te Awamutu team of from Sunday, July 10 through to Friday, July 2015 suffered a heartbreaking 24-17 loss to the 15. Finals day is Sunday, July 17. South Waikato Tritons in last year’s Shield Te Awamutu play the first of three double- final. TC300616FP17 headers on Monday (July 11) against Hamilton The ‘maroon and golds' went into the playoff TRY TIME: Carter Walshe scores for Te Awamutu in last year’s Gwynne Shield grand Wasps, field 1, 12.30pm, and Hamilton as the only unbeaten team after pool play - final 24-17 loss to the South Waikato Tritons at Memorial Park, Cambridge. Panthers, field 1, 2.15pm. having won nine straight games, scoring 298 Tuesday (July 12) sees Te Awamutu tackle points and conceding 31 for an average As holders of the trophy at the end of pool that could have gone either way. North Waikato, field 1, 2.15pm, followed by winning score of 33-3. play, Te Awamutu got to keep it over summer. Carter Walshe, who scored a try for Te another double-header on Wednesday (July A 45-0 thrashing of Morrinsville saw Te To stumble at the final hurdle after being so Awamutu in last year’s final, is one of only a 13) against Matamata, field 1, 1.30pm, and Awamutu uplift the Brian Spraggon Memorial dominant throughout the week - including the handful of last year’s team available again this Tritons on field 3 at 3.15pm. Trophy. four tries to zip win over the Tritons two days year. Thursday’s (July 14) game will be against They went on to defend it against Hamilton earlier - was a bitter pill to swallow for co- He will be keen to see his side go one better Cambridge at 2.30pm on field 1. Tigers 29-7, Hamilton Wasps 15-14, Hamilton coaches Phillips and Ollie Ward, and their than last year. Friday’s draw has Te Awamutu playing Panthers 25-0, North Waikato 47-0, Matamata squad of 22. Phillips knows only too well what is required Hamilton Eagles, field 1 at 1.30pm, and 31-5 and Tritons 24-0. The final was a closely contested spectacle for Te Awamutu to regain the Shield, having Morrinsville on field 2 at 3.15pm.
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BY COLIN THORSEN gression and the performances of his peers over the next few Te Awamutu pace bowler years. NEXT PUBLISHING Zak Gibson is ‘over the moon’ “He possesses a great phys- THURSDAY, JULY 7 after securing a 7.5 month ique for a pace bowler and we Motoring updates and informative editorial. professional contract with have all been very impressed Advertise your great deals and services. Northern Districts Cricket for with his work ethic and his the 2016-2017 season. professional approach to both “I’m real excited to be part his physical and skill develop- PHONE ANGE OR DEAN TO of it all,” the 19-year-old told ment.” BOOK YOUR SPACE TODAY the Courier. Pamment says Gibson 07 871 5151 “ND has seven Black Caps made an immediate impact on internationals . . . they’re all his elevation to the Knights in Te Awamutu great to be around, all willing 2015-16 with his calm demean- Courierr to help out any newcomers to our and ability to understand the squad.” what was required from him. Gibson says he is very for- “It was very encouraging to tunate to be part of an associa- see for one so young. tion with such a wealth of “Having earned his first playing experience. professional contract, this will “So many of them have only assist with Zak’s ongoing played at the highest level. It is development and we antici- a great learning experience pate him making some very watching how they go about good contributions to the ND things.” efforts through the 2016-17 It has been a week of highs season.” and lows for the talented teen- Also new to the list is off- ager. spinning allrounder Josef He was told a week ago that (Joe) Walker of Hamilton. he was contracted but had to Ish Sodhi has been keep the news to himself until reinstated in the Black Caps the official announcement was contracts list to join Northern made on Wednesday. Districts teammates Corey Then, at training on Anderson, Trent Boult, Monday, he literally came Mitchell Santner, Tim crashing down from his con- Southee, BJ Watling and Kane tract high, taking a tumble and EMILY BORGIOLI-JONES PHOTO Williamson in the national breaking a couple of bones in FLASHBACK: Te Awamutu pace bowler Zak Gibson receives side. his left wrist. his first class cap (no 246) from Northern Knights captain Northern Districts contrac- This newspaper is subject to NZ Press “I must admit I was panick- Daniel Flynn before the start of the Plunket Shield match ted players for 2016-2017: Council procedures. A complaint ing for a couple of days, think- against Central Districts at Seddon Park in March 2016. James Baker, Anton Devcich, must first be directed in writing to the ing I may have blown my Scott Kuggeleijn, Daryl editor’s email address. If not satisfied contract before it even started right as quickly as he can. He up wickets in each of his Mitchell, Josef Walker (Hamil- with the response, the complaint may after taking the fall,” says has another appointment at fixtures. ton), Daniel Flynn, Jono Boult, be referred to the Press Council, P.O. Gibson. the fracture clinic today. Pamment is confident of Dean Brownlie, Joe Carter, Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington “But ND coach James Gibson earned his Gibson’s bowling abilities. Bharat Popli, Brett Hampton 6143. Or use the online complaint form Pamment assured me that it inclusion after a solid intro- “ND have produced some (Bay of Plenty), Zak Gibson, at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please would not be an issue.” duction into first class cricket fine pace bowlers in the recent Tim Seifert (Waikato Valley), include copies of the article and all The right-arm fast bowler in the Plunket Shield competi- past and Zak is one who we Nick Kelly (Counties Manu- correspondence with the publication. says he hopes to get the wrist tion earlier this year, picking think can emulate the pro- kau).
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TE AWAMUTU ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP AND NETBALL CENTRE DRAW FOR TE AWAMUTU NETBALL 2016 SATURDAY, JULY 2 9:00am: MARIST THUNDER v OHAUPO SPORTS A (B GRD); FOURZ MINIZ v TAC FLAMEZ (C GRD); OHAUPO SPORTS PREM v FOURZ TITANZ; TAS TACTICS v TAI ACHIEVERS; TAC SENIOR A v FOURZ JUNIORS (A 1 GRD); COMRADES JUNIORS v ST PATS GIBSON CONSTRUCTION COBRAS; RAY WHITE PIRONGIA STRIKERS v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA COMETS; KORAKONUI LIGHTNING v RUKUHIA RURU. 9:50am: TAC 9 A v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA MPROVE IT; COMRADES REBELS v SHGC; COMRADES CRUSHERS v ST PATS TIMMOS ITM RSN wins a netball thriller TIGERS; TAS FIT BITS v AOTEAROA (A 1 GRD); KORAKONUI KIWIS v TAPS STORMERS; ST PATS PASTORAL REALTY PANTHERS v KORAKONUI ALL HEART; PEKERAU PRIDE v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA SEAGULLS. Henry Morgan Building RSN must have Championship match. 10:40am: COMRADES MISFITS v TAC 10B; LIAHONA SENIORS v TUC breathed a sigh of relief after coming away But Courtney Tairi and Sam Sinclair were ULTRASONICS; TAS ECOLAB v BULKLINES WALLACE WASPS; RAY with a 50-49 win over Whakamarama Shiloh fired up and ready to do her job. WHITE PIRONGIA TROOPERS v TAS HEAT; COGS ALLSORTS v RAY WHITE in Te Awamutu Netball Centre’s premier The fine-tuned understanding between the PIRONGIA OLD GIRLS; PEKERAU EXCELLENCE v OHAUPO SHOOTING grade championship. Firebirds’ front row, of Romelda Aiken, Gretel STARS; POKURU FERNS v ST PATS B & C PROPERTY MANAGEMENT It was a battle royal between fourth seeds Tippet and Caitlyn Nevins, was an asset from TYCOONS (D RES GRD); OHAUPO CUBS v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA DOLPHINS. RSN and sixth seeded Whakamarama the outset. Five Firebird goals in a row gave 11:30am: OTOROHANGA KIWITOWN ELECTRICAL v MARIST MISFITS; Shiloh. them a significant 17-10 lead at the first break. TAI GOLDFERNS v TAC ATOMIC; COMRADES CROCS v RAY WHITE The first quarter ended in a 13-13 The Magic fought back early in the second PIRONGIA DIAMONDS; TAS CROWE HORWATH v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA deadlock. spell, Jo Harten’s spot-on shooting keeping VET ENT; RAY WHITE PIRONGIA FLYERS v PATERANGI PIRATES; TAPS The pendulum then swung back and forth, them in the hunt. But the change in momen- WILDCATS v PEKERAU RESPECT (D RES GRD); POKURU DESTROYERS RSN taking a three point (23-20) lead by tum was short-lived, as Clare McMeniman v PATERANGI PIXELS halftime, only to see Whakamarama Shiloh and Laura Geitz — one of the most feared 12:20pm: COMRADES SOCIAL v WAIPA PLUMBING & GAS WALLACE take a one point lead (38-37) going into the defensive line-ups in this year’s competition WOLVES; AC 9 B v TAS PAUL KAY DENTAL; COGS BLUE v HMC FUSION; RAY WHITE PIRONGIA JUNIORS v TAS NEWBIES; COGS LUXE N CO v RAY final quarter. RSN dug deep, winning the last — made life increasingly difficult for the WHITE PIRONGIA MACS MEATS; KORAKONUI FRESHCHOICE CHICKS v quarter by a two goal margin to clinch a Magic’s attack, and the home team found AROPAPA SENIOR; PUAHUE SILVER FERNS v RUKUHIA ROAR; PEKERAU memorable victory against an opponent themselves 35-21 down at halftime. UNITY v ST PATS DAFFODILS. growing in stature every outing. There were more ups and downs for the 1:10pm: COMRADES CHAOS v WHAKAMARAMA SHILOH; TAS SOCIAL In other premier grade matches played at Magic. Wing defence Jamie-Lee Price put up v KORAKONUI PROFIT; ST PATS FAHRENHEIT FLAMES v WAIPA ANGEL ASB Stadium, Te Awamutu Events Centre JULIE FITZGERALD a valiant battle against Nevins, doing her best CHERUBS; TAS RED RED RED v OSC DENTAL SURGERY; RAY WHITE last Thursday, top seeds Kihikihi over pow- to disrupt the Queensland attack and winning PIRONGIA STARS v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA STORM; TAPS MARVELS v ered Korakonui Fahrenheit 84-29, second Elimination Final and now cannot be over- some classic intercepts as reward. But TAPS SUPERSTARS. 2:00pm: TAS PILING SOLUTIONS v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA BLACK (B seeds Royalans gave the TAC Open Premier taken in second place (behind the Southern Sinclair had to reluctantly leave the court with GRD); WAIPA ANGELS GUARDIANS v LIAHONA JUNIORS; TUMEKE v TAC team a netball lesson winning 72-30, and in Steel). a suspected rolled ankle. 10 A; TAI HOTSTEPPERS v OHAUPO PUMAS; RAY WHITE PIRONGIA AMP the final game of the night third seeds Ray That ensures the Magic will end the ANZ OUR PANEL’S PICKS v FOURZ SOCIAL (A 2 Grd); WAIPA PLUMBING & GAS WALLACE WOLVES White Pirongia Prem accounted for COGS Championship as the only side to have played Five of the tipsters scored 5/5 winners in v OTOROHANGA KIWITOWN ELECTRICAL (DEFERED GAME). United 58-40. in all nine Finals Series. Round 13 of Te Awamutu Courier’s Our Executive on Duty: Julie Baker PREMIER DUTY TEAM: morning – Ray White Pirongia Mac Meats ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP There was a Magic celebration after the Panel’s Picks ANZ Championship competi- PREMIER DUTY TEAM: afternoon - RAY WHITE PIRONGIA OLD GIRLS The Firebirds recorded their fifth success- match too — coach Julie Fitzgerald becoming tion. They were competition leader Melanie B DUTY: WAIPA ANGEL GUARDIANS C DUTY: FOURZ SOCIAL ive victory over the Magic, winning convinc- only the fifth coach to reach 100 ANZ Barker (Harcourts), Ange Holt (Courier), NOTE: Umpires will be provided for the following grades (PREMIER RESERVE – ingly 71-47 in Hamilton on Monday night. Championship matches in the history of the Bernie Marshall (McDonalds), Christina A2). All other grades need to supply their own umpire. Romelda Aiken was the star of the show, competition. Voorend (KCE) and Merv Gyde (Gyde PREMIER Grade Draw - Thursday, June 30 notching up 50 individual goals for the The Magic were at a disadvantage before Wansbone). 6.30pm: Royalans v COGS United; Ray White Pirongia Prem v TAC Open Firebirds. the first whistle, with experienced midcourter Barker leads with a success rate of 78 per Premier. Despite the loss, the Magic had already Grace Rasmussen nursing a calf injury and cent, from Holt 76 per cent and Voorend 73 8.05pm: Kihikihi Prem v Whakamarama Shiloh; HMB RSN v Korakonui secured a home New Zealand Conference missing the opportunity to play her 100th ANZ per cent. Farenheit.
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Warrior Freestyle Kickboxer Te Awamutu caused an upset, while Tom Gifford (2) and Jamie Josh Neal was in a class of his downing second placed Taupo 2-1 Bowen rounded out the scorers for own winning the WKA North in Waikato Bay of Plenty Soccer the day. Ashburner was named Island K1 80kg title with a TKO Federation’s championship player of the day. win over Chux Waerea. league. The Men’s D division side Neal’s fantastic technique and In difficult underfoot progressed to the next round of speed, using the left hook and conditions at the Stadium on the Knockout Plate competition knees, caused havoc from the Saturday, Jack Connor gave his with a 4-0 win over Cambridge at outset at the Orewa Arts & Edmonds Judd-sponsored team John Kerkhof Park. Events Centre in Auckland, stop- the perfect start by scoring the Graham Duthie, Adam Blake, ping his opponent for an eight first goal of the match. Luke Parsons and Scott Surtees count after only 90 seconds. By Taupo equalised before scored the goals for Te Awamutu. the end of the first round it was halftime for the teams to go to the Mason Apperley was named clear the Te Awamutu kickboxer warmth of the changing sheds on player of the day for his efforts as was well on top. level terms 1-1. a young teen holding his own in Waerea landed some early In the second half as the pitch the adults competition. punches in round two but that conditions worsened, Te Awa- The Edmonds Judd Women’s seemed to merely wake Neal up mutu were undeterred and con- team lost 2-0 against Waikato from his 30-second rest between tinued to play possession football. Unicol at Anchor Park. rounds. Connor, Waikato Ball and Joel Te Awamutu improved as the His opponent was soon on the Roil linked nicely on attack, caus- game progressed, only trailing 1-0 receiving end of a second stand- ing problems for the Taupo de- until late in the match. Brooke ing eight count. Waerea again TC300616SP21 fence. Adler went close to scoring with rallied, landing a couple of NEWLY-crowned North Island K1 kickboxing champion Josh Neal The pressure of possession and several of her shots going just punches to the head. with Te Awamutu instructors Maurice O’Connor (left) and Colin territory finally paid off when Ball wide of the goal. Neal responded with a Rea. pounced on a defensive error to Freya Turner-Wright, Chole superbly timed left hook which score the winning goal from close Drabble, Kathryn Powell, sent Waerea sprawling across different names, is used in went toe to toe for the duration range. Jacquetta Karam-Whalley and the ring. A third and final stand- numerous full-contact martial with Dylan grabbing the win on a Coach, Kyle Owens was de- Katherine Naylor played well in ing eight count resulted in Neal arts such as karate, kickboxing split decision,” says Rea. lighted to see the win has moved defence. The Team 7 player of the winning the contest by TKO one and Muay Thai. “Dylan reaped his reward for his team level on points with day award went to midfielder minute 20 seconds into round From the bell, Ford domin- putting in the work . . . he never Taupo, only trailing them by a Nadia Finlayson. two. ated his Auckland opponent giv- misses training and gives 100 per narrow goal differential. The The Carter Memorial Chal- Warrior Freestyle ing him no time to retaliate. cent all the time. It’s fantastic for Cooper and Naylor player of the lenge Cup for women’s teams Kickboxing, Te Awamutu Gym Te Awamutu chief instructor, the boys to all get wins, having day award went to right fullback (held previously by Te Awamutu) had three members compete in Colin Rea says Mossman is one of witnessed the hard work they Liam Roil. now moves on to Unicol. the World Kickboxing Associa- the fittest fighters he has come have put in with Te Awamutu The Men’s A division side lost Junior results with Te Awamutu tion (WKA) ring event. across. senior instructor Maurice 4-2 to Matamata at the Matamata teams mentioned first: Wolves, Hamil- Ford Mossman, competing for “Ford entered the Gym want- O’Connor.” Domain. Thabo Moleme and Alex ton West 4; Galaxy Girls 1, Raglan 4; the second time in a low kick ing to get a bit fitter — 20kg later Warrior Freestyle Kickboxing Bakx scored the goals for Te Rovers 11, Western Utd 1; Hurricanes bout, had a resounding first he is competing at National runs at Zero Limits gym on Awamutu. 2, Northern Utd 2; Storm 4, Hillcrest round TKO win. events.” Rickit Road Tuesdays and The Men’s Waikato B division Tui’s 1; Tigers 3, Claudelands Rovers Low kick (also known as a leg Dylan Mackenzie-Young’s Thursdays 6.30pm-7.30pm and side is among the eight remaining 2; Hotshots 1, Pirongia 5; Raiders 4, kick) is a kick in which the fight was another low kick bout 7.30pm-8.30pm. Members can teams in the Waikato Knockout St Josephs 0; Thunder 2, Ngarua- attacker uses his or her leg to that went the full three rounds train for fitness or competition. Cup after defeating West Hamil- wahia 5; Tornadoes 1, Northern Utd strike the opponent’s lower body against an Aucklander. 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TC300616CT01 WHANAU watch as Firehawks’ Under 8s Xavier Robinson is collared by a Hauraki Tigers defender at Albert Park. TC300616CT02 FIREHAWKS’ Kaizen Awhitu attempts to elude the tackle of a Piako Te Awamutu Sports Under 8 defender. Firehawks junior rugby league teams hosted Hauraki and Piako in front of a large crowd of supporters at Albert Park. All grades, including under six years, under 8s, under 10s and under 12s finally got an opportunity to play in front of their grandparents and relatives who have not been able to travel with the teams to Thames and Paeroa. Each team was provided with a meal after their games. Many of the visitors were impressed with the organisation of the club hosting, as well as the skill and tough defence of the players. The club has since hosted Hoterini Souths from Thames on Sunday, followed by the hosting of Morrinsville on July 3 and Hoterini Souths from Thames on July 10 at Albert Park. The Firehawks’ schoolboy rugby league teams have seen a resurgence in numbers. More TC300616CT04 than 80 children are now BREAKAWAY: Firehawks’ Takena Stirling breaks clear of three involved in grades from under defenders in the Under 8s game against Piako. six years to under 14s. Children travel from Otoro- the Hauraki Schoolboy competi- Saturdays to Sundays has hanga to play and the club is tion due to the Waikato competi- allowed a lot of children to still TC300616CT03 looking at involving Kawhia tion not allowing for clubs to play play rugby, soccer and netball on TRY TIME: Firehawks Under 6s Faze Tangohau races away to score children as well. home games. Saturdays, then play rugby against Hauraki Tigers. The teams presently play in The change from playing on league on Sundays. Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, June 30, 2016
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Lost and Found FOUND one pitch black Min C° Max C° Rain/mls STRICKETT-CRAZE, cat with frowning face, Hannah Leis. approx two years, and a On Friday, 24 June v smokey brindell cat, two- Arohena 5 18 118 three years old, Puniu 2016, tragically taken Kihikihi 5 18 80.6 aged 24 years. Adored lo Road area. Phone 020 4031 mum of Levi, loving 9021. 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Located We are looking for hard working and enthusiastic six kilometres east people to fill the following vacancies: of Te Awamutu. 700 cows with 160 • A Grade boners and Trimmers replacement heifers. • Packers,, Stock Yardsmen For more details •Calf TruckDriverandCalf Liff ers phone Fraser 021 786 739 Please sendCVto: anna@a@ cpep tftfoodsd .coco.nznz CALF FOALING WATCH REARER/ GENERAL We require a Foaling Night Watch Person to work on ASSISTANT a roster basis for the coming season, beginning in the second week of August to approximately the first Required from 1 July to end of September. week of November. Experience preferred. The position requires you to have a background Ohaupo area. with horses and a familiarity of foaling.You must be Phone reliable, honest and able to work well with others as 027 283 9832 well as having a genuine interest and commitment required for this position. Local Board Seeks Trustees Please apply by email to: [email protected] CALF REARER A whirlwind of fun (Voluntary positions) Attention Megan Hopping WANTED is coming to 10 minutes from Te Te Awamutu The Cambridge Resthaven Trust Board Incorporated provides services in all areas of Awamutu/Cambridge retirement living, including a retirement village, resthome, hospital, dementia care, Start early August and recreational and community day programmes. A forward-thinking Not-For-Profit Phone Lynley organisation with a strong community focus, Cambridge Resthaven has a turnover Drycleaner 027 375 5849 of $6 million and employs 90 staff. Recent changes have been made, after consultation with the community, to the trustee appointment process. These changes have established an appointments We are looking for an energetic person to panel to appoint future trustees. The appointments panel is currently seeking join our drycleaning department. CALF expressions of interest from those interested in becoming a trustee. There are up to This exciting role will involve daily contact seven trustee positions available. with retail customers, cash handling, REARER The panel is seeking vibrant and strategic-thinking candidates with strong business sorting of garments and products to be REQUIRED for 680 and financial acumen. Candidates need to be community-focused and have cleaned, and the operation of dry and cows, Te Kawa experience or interest in governance. wet cleaning machines and fi nishing village. equipment. If you are interested in applying for a trustee position, please send a CV with covering Call Scott: letter to: The successful applicant will be self- 021 166 0682 Lesley Nielsen motivated with a high level of attention to Appointments Panel Secretary detail, and the ability to work as part of a c/- Lewis’ Barristers and Solicitors team. DAIRY these school holidays .... PO Box 529, Cambridge 3434 Approximately 40 hours per week Monday FARM Or via email to [email protected] to Friday and full training will be given. ASSISTANT If you would like an information pack, or wish to talk first about becoming a trustee, WE require a Dairy please call Lesley on 07 823 1763. Please email CV and covering letter to Farm Assistant to start [email protected] as soon as possible, or phone on 872 0171 milking 420 cows Applications close Friday 15 July 2016. through 40 a side, two www.resthaven.org.nz kilometres from Pirongia. Single self SEASONAL contained unit, short Labouring Work term or long term. Phone 871 9926 Starts mid July. after 6pm Must be physically fit, reliable and have an excellent attitude. FARM Phone/Text ASSISTANT TracyTODAY REQUIRED 021 774 946 Hours of work neg Five mins from town 1310 Some exper a must Accomodation available if reqd Phone 027 327 1922
Farm Employment CALF REARER POSITION 620 cow dairy in Te Kawa district. Drive in position, for approx 8-10 weeks from 15 July. Approx four hours/day, morning and afternoon. 165 reared Fr calves plus bobbies Experience and tolerance with calves essential. Smokefreeanddrug free work place. Please phone Duncan 027 284 8610 (no texts please)
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