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Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Top speaker on New principal proud and terrorism Te Awamutu Continuing Edu- cation has attracted a speaker of international repute to its humbled by appointment meeting next week. Dr Douglas Pratt was recent- By Dean Taylor ly invited to address the House of Lords. Newly appointed Te Awamutu You can her him speak on College principal Tony Membery is his subject of expertise ‘Islam fully aware the eyes of the commu- and the problem of terrorism’ at nity will be on him as he takes the Waipa Workingmen’s Club from town’s high school into the future. 10am on Wednesday. Mr Membery says one of the key For more details refer to pub- points he made in his interview for lic notices section in today’s the position was that he was edu- issue. cated at a state co-ed school and is fully committed to the concept of community buy-in to ‘their school’. Dog Day at And while he is delighted with the positive response from the Playcentre faculty, students, educational fra- Te Awamutu Playcentre ternity and community at news invites all families with pre- of his appointment, he says he has schoolers to attend a special also been left in no doubt that this ‘Dog Day’ at the Bond Road is the ‘College of the town’. centre next week. Mr Membery says it was clear Special guest will be Waipa the Board of Trustees were looking District Council Animal Con- for someone who could step up to trol Offi cer Helen McLean who the mark for Te Awamutu College will provide dog safety tips for and build on the platform of suc- children and their families. cess and see it into the future. A video will be shown to “It was a pretty gruelling inter- reinforce the messages. view,” he says. SPCA puppies and some “The Board wanted someone other special ‘dog’ guests will who obviously knew their stuff also be visiting Playcentre and I feel fortunate that I have (from 9.45am, Tuesday). For had opportunities at Te Awamutu more details phone 870 6435. College that I believe will have prepared me well for this job.” ‘On ya bike’ He joined the staff of Te TE AWAMUTU College principal Tony Membery is ready for the challenge of leadership of the school Awamutu College 24 years ago he has served for 24 years. 319071AD Entries are still open for the and has fulfi lled a number of sen- Maungatautari 100km Classic ior and management roles. Awamutu College, are retained; Membery believes the school is spected and valued, but overall the Cycle Ride and 30km Fun Ride Mr Membery was a Dean for such things as the school colours, well on track. highest possible academic outcome on Sunday. 14 years, head of department for concerts and productions, inter- Mr Membery says such pro- is valued highest. The race kicks off at 10am six years, faculty leader for six house sport competitions, and fun grammes as hospitality, environ- He says if students can answer from Albert Park Drive and years and deputy principal for four activities, such as interhouse sing- ment projects, the AgAcademy and the question ‘what are they learn- the Te Awamutu Pipe Band years. ing and the talent quest. Gateway are already achieving ing?’, rather than just ‘what are will welcome riders back from He says stepping into different NEW CURRICULUM those outcomes. you doing?’, then that programme 12.30pm. roles to cover various staff chang- He says the Board and staff will He says the call for even more of will be having value. Prizegiving begins at 2.30pm es, including acting principal after these programmes, plus cross cur- Mr Membery says that is a valu- with a huge range of spot also have to come to grips with the Barbara Cavanagh’s appointment, new New Zealand Curriculum to ricula learning and the integration able question teachers should be and cash prizes. Entry forms has given him tremendous experi- of ICT into more curricula areas using to evaluate their own per- are available from local cycle be introduced over three years, but ence in all aspects of the school. it is an exciting document that fi ts fi ts it with the school’s expecta- formance in the classroom. shops or the Te Awamutu Infor- Mr Membery sees leading the in well with the direction the Col- tions. Te Awamutu College will also mation Centre. school as a combination of build- lege has already adopted. Te Awamutu College has the continue to support the Rosetown A $5 donation per entry ing on the best Ms Cavanagh and Te Awamutu College has em- mission statement ‘Learning Suc- Learning Community - Te benefi ts the Maungatautari her team brought to Te Awamutu braced and is committed to Te cess For Every Student’ and is al- Awamutu schools dedicated to pro- Ecological Island Trust. College, as well as introducing new Kotahitanga, which is proven to ways looking for ways and means viding seamless and a high level of initiatives and programmes to im- not only improve learning out- to make this a reality. education for this district. Enjoy outdoors prove outcomes for students. comes for Maori students, but all The new document also allows Mr Membery says the College Local people have a heaps But there are some areas that students. schools to develop curriculum be- plays a vital role in this organisa- of options when it comes to need attention, and he says im- They are also committed to fi tting their communities. tion, but every school has an input enjoying the outdoors this proving attendance and account- quality teaching of literacy and Accordingly for this district, into making it work. weekend. ing for any absences are high on numeracy, vital foundations for a where dairy farming relationships Mr Membery also wants to As well as the Maungatau- his list. life of learning. with South America are so impor- retain the open door policy of his tari bike ride, there are also a Mr Membery says continuous Mr Membery says other aspects tant, Spanish will be offered as a predecessor - a policy he sees as number of walks including the attendance is vital to achieving of the new curriculum call for more language from 2008. vital in a community with so much annual Gracelands Fun Walk good results. practical and meaningful teaching, Mr Membery says the aim is to ownership in its high school. and the Walk TA event (see He says it is important certain with authentic learning outcomes. produce well rounded students, Next week the Courier will page 2 for further details). traditions, plus new and successful There is also a call for closer where abilities in sport, culture, profi le new deputy principal Neil innovations that are special to Te community links, and again Mr service and leadership are re- Bauernfeind.

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• Botox*Botox* a difference As part of its 2007-2008 pro- boys and young men so that ‘Walk TA’ • LipLip enhancementenhancement gramme Te Awamutu Altrusa they become productive mem- Scream Rosetown Festival or- Ecological Island, Pioneer Walk Club is offering a vocational bers of our community. ganisers Roz Liddell and Dean and Sculpture Park. • CollagenCollagen treatmentstreatments scholarship up to the value November has proved to be a Taylor will be out on the fi nal Everyone is invited to put of $2500 for women in the busy month for the club, with day of this year’s event promot- on a pair of walking shoes and • FacialFacial rejuvenationrejuvenation Te Awamutu area who need the Annual Home and Garden ing the various walks and trails come and fi nd out more about fi nancial support to pursue Ramble taking place on Sun- available in the district. their town by taking on one or • IPLIPL hairhair reductionreduction vocational training. day, November 4. Walk TA aims to show the two of the walks. The scholarship is intended Despite the little bit of ‘liquid people of the region the di- The pair will have cold drinks • IPLIPL forfor facialfacial veinsveins for a woman, ideally aged be- sunshine’ on the day over 500 versity of the area that and complimentary tween 25 and 40 years who, as ticket holders enjoyed rambling is available by simply popcorn, courtesy of • MicrodermabrasionMicrodermabrasion a result of circumstance or lack around the Te Awamutu area going for a walk. Pop ‘n Good, on hand of opportunity, has been unable seeing homes and gardens at The pair will be at to provide suste- To see Karen at the next to take up tertiary study or the 14 properties. Te Awamutu Rose nance. Appearance Medicine Clinic call... woman has decided to return to Spokesperson Leanne Mil- Gardens under Mrs Liddell, who the workplace or wants to re- ligan said “feedback from the L.J. Hooker recently resigned Mahoe Health Professionals, train for a vocational career. ramblers has been fantastic gazebo from 10am from her position as Te 870 4321 • 160 Mahoe St, Te Awamutu Last year the selection with many comments about until 1pm Sunday, Awamutu i-Site Visitor November 18 to Centre manager, says the * Botox is a prescription medicine. It is used for the treatment of frown panel had such a diffi cult job the range of sizes and styles lines. It should be administered only by trained professionals. Cautions: in choosing the recipient that of homes and gardens and the hand out brochures natural beauty and heritage people with neuromuscular transmission disorders, infection at site of it was shared between Cathy wonderful crafts on display at or information on the of the Waipa is one of the main injection, pregnancy and lactation. 233TC030/07 Dick and Suzanne Packwood. the Pukeatua Hall. region’s heritage trails, attractions for visitors to the Both were guest speakers at “This years ramble, our 12th, Tour TA, the Finn Tour, Four area. the club’s November meeting will go down as the most suc- Mountains of Fun, Go Bush, She says the walking tours and shared what they have cessful that we have had.” Yarndleys Bush, Cameron are popular because they are achieved during the year. Proceeds from the garden Lake, West Waipa Arts and either free or inexpensive ways Jill Shaw, chair of the Vo- ramble will be providing Garden Guide, Maungatautari of enjoying the environment. cational Committee says it is funding for the Altrusa Fam- 220101 AlexandraAlexandra StSt a marvellous opportunity for ily Meeting Room at the new PPh/Fax:h/Fax: 870870 40554055 women in our town to pursue Waikato Hospice and other Final days of Festival a career and that it isn’t too community projects. late to apply. Entries for the On Tuesday, December 4 Al- The fi nal four days of Festi- 11.30am take a ride by Pirongia Fabulous dining in the heart Scholarship close on Satur- trusans will be celebrating the val 2007 features a great array Clydesdales from the Historic of Te Awamutu day. Forms are available on club’s 13th birthday. of events. Visitor Centre around the vil- the Altrusa Club’s website at Charter president Maria Story Book Circus is set up lage’s arts and crafts venues. Enjoy the best of both worlds. www.teawamutu.net/altrusa Thompson says the Te in Selwyn Park for six shows To book phone 871 9890. or by phoning Mrs Shaw on Awamutu Altrusa Club is the starting tonight. Book by Splash of Colour Art Exhi- Café by Day... 871 7763. largest in New Zealand. phone at 021 709788, online at bition is in the Te Awamutu Funding for the scholarship It has 52 members, has dis- www.storybookcircus.com or at Events Centre on Saturday with its own unique menu plus a was provided by the highly suc- tributed over $100,000 in funds the box offi ce. from 10am until 4pm and the selection of cakes and biscuits cessful, sold out, Celia Lashlie to organisations and individu- The Prints and Printmak- Best of British Blues live show 8am - 5.30pm, 7 days a week guest speaker evening. als in the Te Awamutu com- ers exhibition continues this takes place at The Woolshed Organisers report she was munity and contributed many weekend at the Baffi n Street Saturday night. Door sales and Restaurant by Night... a fantastic speaker, educating hundreds of hours of commu- Gallery, Pirongia and around bar opens from 7.30pm. select from our evening menu and entertaining and certainly nity service. the bend is the Mt Pirongia Art The Gracelands Annual Fun and dine by candlelight inspiring and had the audience “It is amazing how much we Awards at the Memorial Hall. Walk starts at Anzac Green 5.30 till late, Tues to Sat inclusive in the palm of her hand. have achieved over the years Pirongia is also hosting two at 8.30am on Sunday and the Not only was this evening a and the friendships formed and events on the weekend. On Maungatautari 100k Classic Full Bar Facilities Available fundraiser but also an oppor- fun that we have had. Saturday there is the Pirongia and Fun Ride heads out from We also cater for small tunity for Altrusa to provide “When the club was fi rst Archaeological Tour by bus of Albert Park from 10am. service to the community by formed we set a motto of ‘Mak- historic sites. Phone 871 9585 Rosetown Festival of Fine private functions raising the awareness of the ing a Difference’ and we have to book. Films continues its season at 228TC011/07 importance of how we raise our certainly achieved this.” On Sunday at 10am and the Regent Theatre (page 27). Waikato Toyota

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Jaws dropped at Bruce Spurdle covered them in houses, motels, even First National Real Estate in Cam- in the boot of a car with the number bridge last Thursday night when De- of labs located in New Zealand rising tective Sergeant Ross Patterson gave from 47 in 2001 to 211 in 2006 - they a presentation on the effects of P in can be found in virtually every com- the Waipa community. munity in the country. The evening was attended by spon- P is a powerfully addictive synthetic sors and supporters of the Waipa/King stimulant made from, among other Country Life Education Trust as it things, pseudo ephedrine-based prod- celebrated its fi fth birthday with its ucts (mostly cold and fl u remedies) giraffe mascot Harold. bought at the chemist. The trust is one of 36 Life Education The highly toxic waste created in Trusts in New Zealand that presents the manufacture of P is typically dis- health-related information to primary posed of down the drain. and intermediate age children. While most P distribution is con- Te Awamutu Intermediate students trolled by gangs, the drug is used by Taegan Baxter and Jayden Matchitt people from all walks of life and can also gave a speech to the sponsors be smoked, snorted, inhaled, ingested relaying how much they value their or injected. visits to the Life Education mobile P is sold as pills, powder or crystals classroom when it visits their school. and goes under the names meth, sha- One of 16 Life Education pro- bu, yaba, ice, burn, fry, crank, go fast, grammes, ‘From the Shadows’, rock and crystal. It is sold in varying UTENSILS associated with methamphetamine use. touches on the choices and situations quantities but most affordably in tiny intermediate students face regarding ‘point’ bags containing 1/10 of a gram drugs and alcohol. selling for $80-$120. The programmes are delivered by P increases alertness, motivation, educator Nicky Wise who visits 6000 brain activity, self-assurance, creates students from 60 schools within the euphoria and reduces the need to eat Waipa/King Country area. or sleep. Life Education receives no govern- For every rush followed by a high ment funding, raising $100,000 each lasting around 6-8 hours, there is year to cover the educator’s salary, ve- always a crash which is when users hicle costs and the updating of plant are at their most dangerous, often and equipment. hallucinating, violent and extremely Waipa/King Country trust chairman paranoid. Bruce Carey said the subject of drug DS Patterson showed haunting be- abuse was particularly topical and fore and after pictures of long-term no drug was more in the headlines P users illustrating the devastating than P. effects the drug can have on the hu- “We wanted to make the sponsors man body - the destruction of tooth aware of the issues and choices young enamel, scabs and sores, organ dam- people are facing at the moment,” he age, weight loss to the extreme of mal- said. nutrition, bugging (skin being picked DS Patterson’s presentation was ex- away), depression, paranoia, aggres- plicit in its detail, showing the graphic sive and violent behaviour, insomnia, ravaging effects of extended P use on work and study diffi culties, fi nancial the body. and relationship problems. P is the highly addictive, pure form While the effects of P are undeni- of methamphetamine which is easily ably horrifi c, educator Nicky Wise said manufactured by ‘cooks’ in clandestine the biggest drug problem facing most DETECTIVE SERGEANT Ross Patterson caught up with Life Education Trust educator, Nicky Wise laboratories, or p-labs. Police have dis- young people, was still alcohol. and Harold when he visited the mobile classroom at Pirongia Primary School. 319073AD

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319TC029-07 319TC036-07 PAGE 10 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 319TC023-07 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 PAGE 11 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Private Sale Combined meat processing, retailing operation Peter Carey opened the Meat Eater Homekills processing plant near Pirongia in May of this year. Soon after he also purchased Renshaws Butchery in Rogers Place, which provides a retail outlet for his operation. Mr Carey oversees the Meat Eater Homekills operation, Town Retreat With Panoramic Views while Mate Rewa-Morgan (see 403 Taylor Ave details below) manages the Split level, 881 sq.m. butchery. Phone Sought after tree-lined avenue Mr Carey says when Ren- Separate lounge to deck shaws Butchery came up for 870 4119 sale it seemed logical to pur- Kitchen/dining with high beamed ceilings chase it. 3 bedrooms “It fi tted in with what we do - Concrete block basement double garage Renshaws has a large homekill Very good privacy base which enables us to proc- ess the numbers. Sunny back garden “All our beef is processed at $315,000 Don’t miss. View on Trade Me 126013577 the plant and customers can

319TC028-07 pick orders up from there or from Renshaws in town. “We guarantee all beasts are hung for seven days before processing. Beasts are slaugh- tered on the farm, while sheep and pigs are slaughtered at our processing premises.” Further enquiries about Meat Eater Homekills can be directed to Sam Carey (ph 029 871 9995) or Peter Carey (ph 871 9995). RENSHAWS manager Mate Rewa-Morgan with meat trays ready RENSHAWS BUTCHERY for display in the butchery window. Mate Rewa-Morgan is the to a ‘solid foundation’, so came well - we have some wonderful new manager for Renshaws to live with his mother in Te barbecue steaks and chops.” Private Sale Butchery. Awamutu. He also reminds people to or- He has been in the trade since Much like when he left school der their Christmas hams. just days after he left school in he was working within days. “Renshaws has a reputation West Auckland and began an “Mum had made some enquir- for quality products and friendly apprenticeship in the city. ies and organised an interview service so I’m happy to continue He went on to work for the for me at Renshaws so I was that tradition. We make every- Locality Plus, Charming Character Home Mad Butcher, the Aussie Butch- straight back into it.” thing except luncheon and black 117 Brady St Three bedroom, open plan living, extensively er and New World before head- Mr Rewa-Morgan says he has pudding on the premises.” renovated, gorgeous kitchen, wet fl oor bathroom. ing offshore for his OE. been enjoying working at the The store also stocks special- Sunny outlook on corner section. Lovely views to Working for a butchery in local butchery and getting to ity cake tins and has its last Cardiff gave him the chance to know the many loyal custom- batch of Archie’s Pickled Onions Mt Maungatautari. Easily maintained gardens cater for a different market and ers. on the shelves. with private patio. Single carport. Easy walk to the gourmet sausages he cre- “Renshaws is particularly Renshaws Butchery is open PHONE town, schools etc. Phone for enquiries or for an ated there may even be made well know for its sausages and from 7am-6pm Monday to appointment to view. $340,000. here one day. small goods. Friday and has new Saturday 07 872 48 When he returned to New “Of course with summer here trading hours, from 9am-3pm. 8 317TC027-07 7 Zealand he was keen to return it means the barbecue season as For further details ph 871 6470. Hopes high for kiwi chicks Two male kiwi are sit- and may not yet have ing of rewarewa at the “If people see kaka, MONSTER ting on individual nests reached mating age. moment, and other na- we’d really like to know in separate burrows on Seven kaka, housed in tive food sources coming whether the birds are Maungatautari, and an aviary in the south- on.” wearing leg bands, and staff at the 3400-hec- ern enclosure have also The four female kaka if they are what col- tare ecological island been released, and the have each been fi tted ours,” he said. GARAGE are hoping two chicks mountain’s restoration with transmitters, and “When they were re- will start roaming the ecologist Chris Smuts- all seven birds have leased last week they bush enclosure within Kennedy said the birds coloured leg bands. were all in very good the next six to eight appear to be living hap- Mr Smuts-Kennedy condition, and they SALE weeks. pily in the bush. said if members of the should be doing well Pim de Monchy, op- “They seem to have public saw the kaka, with all the food on the erations manager for moved away from the either on the mountain mountain.” After 7 years of importing the Maungatautari aviary area, but I’ve or in surrounding rural The birds live on a Ecological Island Trust had glimpses of several areas, MEIT staff would wide range of seeds, we need to create some (MEIT), said the two of them in the bush. be glad to have detail berries, fl owers, grubs extra space. 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310TC036-07 the birds are still young 108a Rostrevor St, Hamilton One Real Estate Limited MREINZ PAGE 12 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 319TC020-07 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 PAGE 13 319TC019-07 PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 319TC018-07 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 PAGE 15 Last ball cliff-hanger By Colin Thorsen Otorohanga won a last ball thriller over Te Awamutu Sports Green in Waikato Valley cricket. The visitors went into the fi nal over requiring MAKE LIFE six runs to win, with three wickets intact at Albert Park on Saturday. They took fi ve runs off the fi rst four deliveries EEASASIER from pace bowler Peter West to have the scores tied. A wicket off the penultimate ball saw Otorohanga By purchasing your harvesting requirements needing one run off the last ball of the 50th over this season from one location. - they scrambled home for the single, with the at- tempted run out narrowly missing the stumps. Otorohanga scored 195/8 in reply to the Green We have a large range of items team’s 194 all out to win by two wickets. It was available to suit most brands their fourth win in fi ve matches. Ian Roberts was unbeaten on 47, while Parsons completed a good double with 40. Hamish Forsman 53 (six fours, two sixes), Peter West 50 (seven fours), Jared Bayly 24no and Calvin Blyde 23 scored the bulk of the Green team’s runs. Leighton Parsons, with 3-35, and English import Alex Bailey, 3-51, were the successful Otorohanga bowlers. Otorohanga are tied for the lead with Te Aroha Cobras and Paeroa United at the halfway stage of the pre-Christmas premier competition. The Green team have recorded two wins and two PACE bowler Mahesh Boyagoda is proving a big losses. They have a game in hand. asset in his fi rst season for Te Awamutu Sports PHONE Last year’s beaten premier fi nalists Te Aroha Club. He scored a half century on Saturday to go Cobras won a high scoring match against Pirongia with his tally of 12 wickets. 3190716AD 07 872 0291 by 140 runs. Opener Brendon Revel, Waikato Valley club prior to Christmas, for berths in the top grade for player of the year in 2006, scored 147 out of the the championship round in the New Year. Cobra’s total of 397/7 in 50 overs. Te Awamutu Sports Gold are one of the division Warren Longman (027) 289 6263 312TC004-07 Half centuries went to Rupinder Singh (66) and two teams in serious contention to feature in the Bradley Merhtens (65). play offs after beating Mercury Bay by 61 runs. TELEPHONE HAMILTON TOLL FREE 859 OHAUPO ROAD FACSIMILE Hamish Crooks was clearly the pick of the 07 872 0232 07 849 6000 TE AWAMUTU 07 871 8190 Sri Lankan pace bowler Mahesh Boyagoda Pirongia bowlers with 3-31 off seven overs. showed his allround talent top scoring with a well- Pirongia never seriously threatened to overhaul compiled 54 in the Gold team’s total of 181. the target, being bowled out for 257, despite solid Other useful contributions came from Graeme knocks from Jason McGrath (59), Justin Thomp- Stewart (40) and Zak Pratt (28). son (31), Richard Douch (28) and Richard Parsons The sea-siders were bundled out for 120 in reply Phone our friendly classifiedclassifi ed (25). at Te Awamutu College, having no answer to the Douch says Pirongia are now aiming to stay out wiles of experienced medium-pacers Pratt (4-16) of the promotion-relegation zone. and Chris Cliff (3-27). The bottom two teams in the premier grade will Te Awamutu Sports Gold and Mercury Bay play off against the top two teams in division two, (Whitianga) jointly lead division two. 319TC027-07

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 PAGE 17 Magic Morris golf round Novice Pirongia golfer Peter Morris produced a twos, on the front nine. dream round to win the Ryan Cup. Twos were aplenty - Bill Fox and Gary Russo The 21 handicapper shot a personal best 78 off- also managed a brace of twos. the-stick on Sunday. Tyne Watts eagled the sixth hole. His 57 net saw him amass 51 stableford points Scores: to take the Cup by three points from 25 handi- Seniors: E Hughes, B Fox, G Watts 46, G Russo 43, K capper Josh Russo on 48, followed by Bernie Con- Appleby, J McCormick 42. nolly, Eddie Hughes, Bill Fox and Graham Watts Juniors: P Morris 51, J Russo 48, B Connolly 46, G all on 46. Charteris 45, D Dean, C Coles 44, H Nieremeijer 42, M Fox, D Thomas, A Elliott, E Mitchell, A Mitchell 41, R Morris’ round was quite extraordinary consid- Scown, P Differ, D Lowry, D Peryer 40. ering he only took up the sport seriously in 2005- Twilight, sponsored by L.J. Hooker (90 starters). 06 season. Ladies: J Dunn 24, T Cavey 21, A Waters, S Meddings, “I’ve always managed to get in three or four K Kanters 20, J Livingston 18, D Goile, I Caie, P McFar- social games a year with my mates but I only lane 17, M Ormsby 16. became serious about the game after being intro- Men, front nine: R Stokes 28, M Cooney 26, R Picken duced to twilight golf at Pirongia.” 23, S Meddings, G Livingston, B Cavey 22, R Taylor, R He is fast making up for lost time, getting in Davies, D Williams, J Dunn 21, B Connor, M Burmingham, 010TC027/02 two to three rounds a week this year - and it is M Barclay, R Bailey 20, D Seager, R Coleman, P Eyre, C showing in his scores. Coles, A Jones, D Matson, J Creek 19, A Waters, M Wa- Morris says the experience of playing on dif- ters, G Dixon, T Young, D Livingstone 18. Men, back nine: R Scown 23, M Caie, A Mitchell, P Rob- AUCTION ferent courses around the country in the LVA ertson 22, J Mortland, D Fordham 21, S Russo, G Watts, (hotel tournaments) is helping his development W Amoore, G Johnston, G Alston 20, A Oosterman,. 1 Gibson Lane as a player. Morris, I Grey, B Connolly 19, J Higgie, C Marshall, G Other highlights of the day included Graham Tucker, M Smith, P Findsen, R Phillips 18, P Druce, A Mur- VENDORS SAY “SELL” Watts shooting 33, including four birdies and two rell, W Russo, C Brookes, L Foote 17. PETER MORRIS Heta, Commin have a fi eld day Wendy Heta and Les Com- Brown toured the course in rounds on stableford. 39, D Armstrong 38, M Claydon, N mon featured prominently 69 shots (one-under-par) for The Waikato King Country Lord, J Lambeth 37, L Hagenson, in the open midweek Mel- a net 60. LGA Slice was won by Julie M Campbell 36. bourne Cup tournament at Te Peter McGowan was only Stevanon with a two round Ladies’ senior/junior best-ball net 142. stableford: R Ensor, J Green 49 Awamutu Golf Club. slightly less impressive with stableford, T Young, M Nolan 47, P OPEN HOMES Heta shot a round of 86 to 76, playing off a 15 handicap, Open midweek, Melbourne Cup tourney. Kay, J Scown 47, G Kay, M Strack Thursdays & Sundays take out the women’s gross. for a net 61. Women’s gross: W Heta 86. Net: 47. 1.00pm - 1.45pm Her round included an ea- The women’s shoot out, E MacPherson 67, A Waters 71, B Nine holes: P Mills 19, V Arnold gle on the par fi ve 13th hole. over nine holes, was won by O’Regan 73. Stableford: R Green 16, B Macallister 15. Common took out the jack- Raewyn Coleman. 39, S Gooch 38, A Irwin 36. Saturday ladies: S Thompson 4 bedroom Lockwood home on 969m2 pot with a brace of twos, as Ten players qualifi ed for Men’s gross: T Ormsby 74 b/l, 37 b/l, U Collins 37, K Campton, J Gillespie 34. Twos: E Neilson, R section. Separate lounge, offi ce, ensuite, well as winning the hidden the fi nal, with Coleman pre- G Buckley 74. Net: R Corkill 65, B Koopen, L Marty 67, L Hagenson, Hawira. eye level oven, heat pump, exterior hole competition. vailing from Sylvia Lord (2), K Evans 68. Stableford: D Arm- House of Travel sponsored lighting, BBQ area, plus... Twenty-four lucky golfers Shirley Lord (3), Margaret strong 41, D Reteymeyer 39, C twilight tournament (100 start- drew horses in the Cup but Cavanagh (4), Joyce Green Moore, M Brown 38. ers): M Barrowcliffe 25, P Gedge AUCTION TO BE HELD Dave Heta, Dave Curd and (5), Dale Spiers (6), June Twos: B O’Regan, M Claydon, 24, S Meddings, G Townley 22, S Ann Waters drew the fastest Gillespie (7), Min Nolan (8), C Graf, R Toomath, L Common (2) Thompson 21, M Green, R Waters, Friday 30th November 2007 ones. Mary Strack (9) and Marga- jackpot. K Macalister, G Meeke, C Vincent, 2pm at the Information Centre Club scramble on stableford, R taylor, A Barugh, A Te Ao 19. There have been two hot ret Johnson (10). Saturday: N Gillespie 43, L Hagen- Stewart & Cavalier sponsored 1 Gorst Ave, Te Awamutu rounds of late recorded in non Johnson took out the Ann son 39, W Franks 38 b/l. luck draw: R Davies. (unless sold prior) competition. Waters Rosebowl, decided Best of the Vets: G Vanner 41, Stirling Sports twos: A Barugh, Nine handicapper Andrew over the best four out of six C Green 40, R Murray, J Neilson J Bowers. Contact marketing agent: Garry Maughan 07 871 7146 Offi ce Weinberg fi zzing Stormers setting 07 871 7247 A/h, 0274 725 602 Mob Penny podium 312TC030-07 for festive golf interclub Cobber Weinberg warmed up for fi nish chance tennis pace the Christmas tournaments with Te Awamutu Stormers lead a hot 62 net in Sunday’s scramble Mark Penny was one of He’ll tackle three races at the Kakepuku Cup interclub at Stewart Alexander Golf Club. the big movers in the 125cc the Barrett Road Motocross tennis competition with an Weinberg won the men’s scram- class at the third of four Park, on the outskirts of unbeaten record after three ble by two shots from Ken Heke, rounds in the New Zealand New Plymouth, hoping to rounds. followed by Hugh Littlewood, Motocross Championships make up the three points he Their latest scalp was Pow- Doug Atkinson on 65, Bill Bouma near Hastings. needs for a podium fi nish. er Farming Te Rahu, 10-6. 67, Dave Heta, Ash Robertson, The battered and bruised The 125cc class is all Hairini chalked up their Mike Kennedy and R. Cave all Te Awamutu rider managed but sewn up by Damien second win beating Kihikihi on 68. third overall on the day, King, an ex employee of 11-5, while Korakonui The ladies’ scramble was won by fi nishing 7-3-4 in his three Peter Glidden Honda in Te opened their account with a club champion Ani Bahler with 72, outings. Awamutu. 13-3 win over Pirongia. from Wendy Heta 78. More importantly, he The youngest of the world Cup points: TA Stormers moved from sixth to fi fth famous motocross King The scramble was sponsored by 6, Hairini 4, Ngahinapouri 4, overall - only three points brothers has a 65 point Korakonui 2, Te Rahu 2. Rickit’s Mitre 10. off third. lead over his nearest chal- In Melville Cup, Twilight, sponsored by Comins Con- Penny was involved in a lenger, Waikanae’s Michael tracting. Otorohanga remain unbeat- Ladies: D Griffi n 20.5, E Troutbeck, B nasty crash on the second to Menchi. en after four rounds. Walker 19, J Jeffries 18.5, P Thomson last lap in race two. There are 25 points avail- They beat Te Awamutu 18, C Formosa 16.5. He has a huge hematoma able to the winner in each Hustlers 12-4, Ngahinapouri Men: S. Herbert 22.5, J Hill 20.5, M on his right leg and a very race and, with just 75 points downed Korakonui 14-2, OOUTDOORUTDOOR LLIVINGIVING Brown, K Heke 20, C Douglas, D Parker swollen hand. still available, it seems a Wharepapa South and 19.5, S Hill 19, A Kennedy, A Jones “I’ll rest up this week to be safe bet the former GP star TA Raiders drew 8-all, FFEATUREEATURE 18.5. ready for the fi nal round at will collect the trophy for a Hairini won by default from Junior division: J Hockly. the weekend,” says Penny. second consecutive season. Kihikihi. 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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 PAGE 19 TA Sports’ Sevens Dairy Magic at Maihiihi OTOROHANGA attracts classy fi eld N Twenty-four teams from the Chiefs and Blues IO T regions will contest the Te Awamutu Invitation C U club sevens at Albert Park on Saturday. A An invitation was extended to the Blues region for the second year running, resulting in four Auckland and four North Harbour clubs attend- ing. “It’s the strongest fi eld assembled in the 19 years the tournament has been running, with many of the teams to feature provincial rep play- ers,” says Te Awamutu Sports Club manager, Keith Parsons. “Interest has been so strong, tournament or- ganisers have had to turn teams away.” The event has attracted a new sponsor. All Seasons Air (formerly Powerchill) have come on board. Of the Waikato clubs, last year’s champions Hautapu (winners of the recent Waikato Club Sevens) will be among the favourites. Hinuera, runners-up in the Waikato tourna- ment, should perform well, along with Te Rapa, Hamilton Marist, Fraser Tech, Hamilton Old Boys and the local Te Awamutu Sports sides. Of the Bay of Plenty teams, Mount Maunganui are always strong and Counties club Karaka 219 PAEWHENUA ROAD, MAIHIIHI AUCTION have always performed well in Te Awamutu. 1pm Friday A strong contingent of Auckland and Harbour 137HA - 338 ACRES sides will ensure hot competition. December 7, 2007 Grammar Carlton, coached by former Waikato • Well tracked and fenced Otorohanga Library player Bruce Hodder, are expected to perform • Milking 370 Jersey Cows with well, while Harbour side Massey - home of the Pisi brothers - are always strong at sevens. STAR SIDELINED: Last year’s forward of the 110,000 Fonterra Shares OPEN DAYS The two entries from the host club Te Awamutu tournament, Kieran Hurrell (pictured in (Herd could be purchased) 21 and 28 November Sports should be competitive. possession against Fraser Tech) is out of the mid-day to 2pm The Green team squad is full of exciting young game for 12 months after having a shoulder • 30 aside HB dairy shed talent in the form of Waylon Tangohau, Noel Gal- reconstruction. His day was capped last loway, Jordan Craig, Ryan Meacham, Andrew year by being added to the Waikato sevens • Excellent 5 bedroom home plus 1 Powell, Thomas Mahutonga, Jono Armstrong, Si- training squad. His role for the club this year is singleperson quarters mon Kay, Johnny Bird, Tim Bird, Matetu Atutahi helping out coaching and assisting with the Te Gary Scott B 07-878 0270 and Glenn Kevey. Awamutu Sports’ sevens campaign. File photo • Extensive fencing and regrassing M 0274 844 933 Legendary New Zealand coach Gordon Ti- three for pool play and from there go into cham- programme has been implemented A/H 07 878 7827 etjens will be an interested spectator, along with pionship, plate, bowl rounds. over past 4 years Peter Wylie B 07-878 0265 Waikato Sevens team management. Full list of teams entered: Hautapu, Hinuera, Massey, East Coast Bays, Auckland Suburbs, Waitemata, Waitem- M 0274 735 855 Waikato manager, David Fox will announce their training squad for the national tournament, ata Pasifi ka, United Matamata, Greerton Marist, Reporoa, www.pggwre.co.nz ID: TEK10166 A/H 07 878 6978 in January, after the tournament. Karaka, Leamington, Taupiri, Fraser Tech, Marist North Harbour, Grammar Carlton, Northcote, Hamilton Marist, Play starts at noon with fi nals at approxi- Mt Maunganui, Te Rapa Porter Hire, Hamilton Old Boys, PGG WRIGHTSON LIMITED MREINZ mately 5pm. Te Rapa Paradise Homes, Te Awamutu Sports Gold, Te 319TC021-07 The 24 teams are divided into eight groups of Awamutu Sports Green. TTee AwamutuAwamutu SportsSports AIR CONDITIONING CENTRE invitation CLUB SEVENS Albert Park • Te Awamutu Saturday, November 17 Starts Noon - 6.00pm

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Reflexology. Phone 317TC201-07 discuss your options! (021) 264-6417. Camera Surveillance 08 PH: (07) 856-7584 20 or (027) 608-1749 FORMAL NOTICES FOR OL THREE bedroom home, ENR single garage, no dogs, refs required, $250 p/w, available Novem- No Fees for eligible ber 10. Phone 871- young people 8070 or (021) 364-388. THREE bedroom National Certifi cate home, Totara Street in Salon support area, no dogs, refs re- quired, $280p/w. Phone (027) 275-5655. BBee anan awardaward winner!winner! THREE bedroom NZ Hairdressing ITO Best Practice house, Mangapiko Street, private large Quality Mark Status Hairdressing section, bond and refs Training at its very best! please, $260p/w. Phone (021) 588-382. Visit Us - 389 Anglesea Street, Hamilton TWO bedroom units, in www.waikatohair.co.nz town, newly deco- 137TC215-07 email: [email protected] rated, under floor heating. 2 of 4, $200 Phone: (07)838-3744 p/w. Phone 871-3301.

PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 TO LET PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES SPORTS NOTICES MEETINGS MEETINGS THREE bedroom house with sunroom, TE AWAMUTU A & P TE AWAMUTU TE AWAMUTU ASSOCIATION two toilets, single ga- CONTINUING SQUASH rage, secure back- ON FARM CLUB INC Council Carpark EDUCATION yard, lawns mowed. ANNUAL GENERAL Close to Pekerau HERD CONTEST Islam and the This Saturday PEDIGREE AND TE AWAMUTU SPORTS MEETING School. Bond and refs Problem of Terrorism req. $270 p/w. Phone Phone Phyllis 871-4811 GRADE CATTLE AND RECREATION Monday, Rev. Dr Doug Pratt - TE AWAMUTU CLUB (INC) (07)855-2065 eve- or Carol 871-6198 SECTIONS MARIST CLUB November 26, 2007, nings. For entry forms Waikato University ANNUAL GENERAL 7.00 pm contact: Wednesday, Senior Rugby Coach MEETING at the Squash TWO bedroom house, PATERANGI double garage, suit- Peter Marwood November 21 and Managers Clubrooms HALL SOCIETY required for Monday, November 19, able for a couple, 871-9859 NOTE: Starting time - 2007, at 7.30 pm $220p/w. Phone 870- ANNUAL GENERAL (Fax 871-9987) 9.50 am 2008 season. 1595 or (027) 222- MEETING AGENDA Entries Close: Tea or Coffee Please contact 0830. - Minutes of previous AGM Thursday, November 17, 2007. Available 871-3798 or November 15, 2007 Judging 26, 27 871-6324 - Presidents Report Waipa PUBLIC NOTICES 7.30pm November - Election of Officers Workingmen’s Club - General Business

ALCOHOLICS Kevin Donovan, MEETINGS ALL WELCOME Any enquires to ANONYMOUS Chairperson YMI GYMNASTICS Phone 871-9367 Keith Parsons CLUB If you want to Club Manager SPORTS NOTICES ANNUAL GENERAL drink, that’s your Raewyn Scoble business MEETING Club Secretary Friday November 30, IF YOU WANT TO TE AWAMUTU STOP, THAT’S OURS ST JOHN PIRONGIA 6.00 pm at YMI Advertise Locally Phone 871-4072 OFFICE RUGBY AND ALL WELCOME Phone 871 5151 or 870-3463 This Sunday at The St John Office SPORTS CLUB PO Box 194 the Methodist Church on Palmer Street ANNUAL GENERAL Te Awamutu SPORTS NOTICES Hall at 1.00pm is open for all PIRONGIA MEETING Admission: $2 enquiries Tuesday DUTY and Thursday GOLF CLUB Wednesday, November NGAROMA TRAIL RIDE 21 at 7.30pm CHEMIST from Twilight Classifi ed SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, NEW TRACK 1pm to 4pm. Monday, November 19 At the clubrooms TE AWAMUTU Advertising Suitable for 2 & 4 wheelers Phone 871-8236 Tees open 4-6pm -All members welcome- PHARMACY Phone 871 51 51 Registration from 9.00am $5 entry Brian Johnson 168 Alexandra Street Start 10.00am Meals available $8 Secretary SATURDAY Phone (027) 232-7720 Entry fee $25.00 PUBLIC NOTICES Sponsor : Child (15 and under) $15.00 November 17 Kiwi Pies 9.00am to 2.00pm Kids Track $10.00 (First of the 4 nights of TTee AwamutuAwamutu CourierCourier SUNDAY Ride starts and finishes at Ngaroma Hall Te Awamutu Fish and The Fairview Motors PPhonehone 871-5151871-5151 Sign posted from Te Kawa Crossroads and Arohena November 18 Game Association sponsored teams event) 10.00am to 1.00pm Helmets must be worn

PUBLIC NOTICES Sausage Sizzle and Refreshments Available PUBLIC NOTICE FISHING FUN Contacts Dan : 872-3777 or Kevin 872-3544 Sections 9(4), 16(2), 18(3), 31(3), 39(2), Te Awamutu Fish and Game is taking a busload MAUNGATAUTIRI 100K 41(3), 55(3), 62(2), of children and parents to the Ngongotaha 64(3) and 76(4) Trout Hatchery on November 18. CLASSIC CYCLE RIDE AND Sale of Liquor Act Children will be taught how to fish with a fly 30K FUN RIDE 1989 rod and every child will bring home a fish. Danny John White, Sunday November 18, 2007 Age limit is 5-12 years and cost for 811 & 849 Pouewe Race starts at 10am at Albert Park a licence is a nominal $5.00. Street, Kawhia, direc- Te Awamutu, food and drinks available at tor, have made appli- Each child must be accompanied by an adult. cation to the District Intermediate PTA stall, prize giving at 2.30pm Licensing Agency at For more details or to book a place on the bus with a huge range of spot and cash prizes. Otorohanga for the phone John at 871-7711 or after hours 871-8707. grant of a off licence Entries still open - on the day or entry forms at cycle shops or Information Centre. in respect of the PUBLIC MEETING premises situated at Te Awamutu Pipe Band playing while 811 & 849 Pouewe riders are finishing 12.30 onwards. Street Kawhia, OOrganisedrganised bbyy known as Hotel TTEE A AWAMUTUWAMUTU GREYGREY POWERPOWER We thank our Sponsors for supporting Kawhia. TTuesday,uesday, NNovemberovember 220,0, us in such a generous manner. The general nature of PPUPPYUPPY PRE-SCHOOLPRE-SCHOOL the business conducted WWaipaaipa WWorkingmen’sorkingmen’s CClublub Come and socialize your puppy and learn about (or to be conducted) 11.30.30 ppmm health, nutrition and behaviour. MEETINGS under the licence is For puppies 8-15 weeks old. Must have recieved their fi rst vaccination Hotel / Tavern. Speakers Wayne Holden The days on which and First class Wednesday, November 21 the hours during which on “Driving” Running for 4 weeks 319TC204-07 the liquor is (or is in- with Hazel Barnes and All enquiries and registration to: tended to be) sold un- Richard Hurrell on der the licence are Josie at the Veterinary Centre Monday to Sunday “Community Patrols” Phone 871-5039 11am until 1am the next day. . Are you over 50? The application may be Grey Power welcomes new members inspected during ordi- 319TC205-07 nary office hours at the Proudly supported by Eukanuba office of the Otoro- UUsualsual rrafflaffl eess ccourtesyourtesy MMagillsagills aandnd oothersthers hanga District Licens- ing Agency at Ma- niapoto Street, Otorohanga Any person who is en- titled to object and who HHOMEOME AAUTOMATIONUTOMATION EEVENINGVENING wishes to object to the grant of the applica- Wednesday November, 21 tion may, not later CULTURE, CRAFTS than ten working days 7.30pm after the date of the AND CLYDESDALES first publication to this We have recently completed a new home in notice, file a notice in Te Awamutu with a new technology Clipsal Sunday, November 18 writing of the objection C-Bus Home Automation System. with The Secretary, Tour the art and craft venues of Pirongia in Otorohanga District If you are building or altering your home, you the Clydesdales wagon with a commentary Licensing Agency, P O by local historian Alan Hall. Box 11, Otorohanga. may be intersted in atteding our open evening. This is the first publi- Visits to Pirongia Arts and Crafts Gallery, cation of this notice. Ring Dean to register your interest on The Woolly Weaver, Baffin Street Gallery, (027)492-6497 8.00am-5.00pm or email Nynke Piebenga, and the Memorial Hall for the Mountain Art Exhibition. [email protected] Sell it in the Tours will leave Pirongia Arts and Crafts at 10.00 am and 11.30 am. Classifieds! Phone 871 5151 Pre Booking essential at $5.00 per person; 319TC207-07 Phone Hilary on (021) 161-5872 or 871-9890

Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 PAGE 23 MEETINGS FOR SALE FOR SALE VEHICLES WANTED TO BUY LIVESTOCK FOR PROPERTIES FOR SALE SALE DRAPES TWO SEATER WANTED LOUNGE suite, 3 HOUSE lot, all same SOFA seater and 2 seater. PRIVATE blue toning, profes- AND two one seaters, DEAD CARS and washing ma- B.Y.L LTD sionally made, all nice firm seats, would chine. Phone Josh, Service bulls SALE suit student flat or (027)573-2555 lined, in excellent Cash Paid available for lease condition, can be seen rumpus room, $150. Three bedroom Phone 871-8251 after TIMBER windows and TE AWAMUTU up. Phone 871-6412. * 2 yr Hereford, Angus, house on two acres, 5.00 pm. doors. Phone 870-1219 exceptional views. YMI INC. FIREWOOD Jersey and Friesian TURKEY eggs to Only seven minutes to 5m³ - $160, 10m³ - $100 ANNUAL GENERAL GARAGE SALE hatch. Phone Stu, BVD, EBL, TB tested Te Awamutu. MEETING $290 delivered. Phone 871-5967 (07) 873-9190 eve- Free Pick up Phone Offers over $500,000. November 19 103 Hiskens Place, nings, mobile (021) “The Bull Man” To view, phone Vicki at YMI, 8.00 pm everything must go, Phone Andy: GRAZING 617-349. 8.00 am start. (07) 823-6989 Chris Smith on (027) 437-2091 Agenda: or txt: AVAILABLE FIREWOOD 158 Dalton Ave, off (07)870-4552 or Setting of fees (027) 453-7637 (027)496-7413 REST OR INVEST Election of officers SPLIT Gum. $70m3 Turere Lane, furni- PALM KERNEL delivered. Phone ture, house hold ef- *conditions apply 065TC206/07 PRIVATE SALE MEMBERS OF SECTIONS Rowan, 872-1806 fects, quality clothes, SOURCE NZ PROPERTIES FOR URGED TO ATTEND office items, Friday Immediately available Two bedroom FRESH KINA SALE MEMBERS OF THE 4pm and Saturday A1 Service for delivery, quality cottage on a quiet, PUBLIC WELCOME $9 per pot, while stocks 8am. product, professional FULLY renovated two landscaped, cross last. @ Greggy’s Wanted - service, freight options. 206 Ascot Place, mov- bedroom house, all lease section in Takeaways. DEAD CARS Call SourceNZ on ing over seas, big the work has been progressive part of BUSINESS SUPER Best Dollars 0508 SOURCENZ done, $224,000. Phone GREGGYS clear out, from (0508-768-723) Te Awamutu, DEALS 7.30am Saturday 17. (027) 201-1974. BURGERS are the for competitive on Gas heating, two sun best in town, built to 23 Whitmore Street, farm pricing. GREENHILL Drive, decks, and car port. TOWBARS Your local palm order. Kihikihi, moving out flat sections, fantastic Great out door living. STUART Law Ltd, sale, everything must Get th kernel supplier. views, Gardens com- at ca Priced to move at Phone 871-6426. HUNGRY? go, Saturday 8am. r ou plete, ready to build ta th $225,000 GREGGY’S now at ere GRAZING WANTED now. $189,000. Trade CARAVANS & T.A market. Saturday 386A Greenhill Drive, me ref. 117804131 or Te Awamutu. House Ph 870-2200 Phone TRAILERS from 8am. Rewana, GRASS silage, any visit www.pearlprop (021) 257-5158 smoked fish, fresh whole lot. Saturday Te Awamutu or amount, good quality. erties.co.nz. Phone seafood etc. 17 at 8am. 0800 CAR DUMP Phone Justin, Wayne (021)038-1725 CARAVANS wanted, 47 Blundell Place, 109TC201/07 (027)252-2525 or (07)848-1190. WANTED KNOWN 10 - 30 ft, any condi- LOUNGE Sunday 18, 8am. BULLDOZER for hire tion, anywhere, will SUITE, 2 x two seaters HILL grazing required Toys, TV’s, com- HORSES with scoop, rippers travel. Up to $10,000. and 1 x one seater, for three young LIFESTYLE puters, parts, desks, and stick rake. Phone Phone Steve (027) old, but tidy condi- BAY Gelding, 7 years horses, December to clothes, race simula- BLOCK Des Hose, owner op- 622-0011. tion, $120. Phone 871- old, 15h.h. Has been January. Phone Jo tor, beds and lots NGAHINAPOURI erator on (07) 873- 8251 after 5.00 pm. station hack, pig please, (07)825-2018. more. 149 REID ROAD 8466, mobile (027) FOR SALE hunted. Make a great 2 472-7776. MOBILITY 601 Te Rahu Road, trekker as well. SUMMER grazing 5000m (1 ¼ acre) SCOOTERS 7.30am to 10am. $2,500. Phone wanted for 100 cows. Three bedroom, two OPEN ON Phone 871-8993. LIZ CLARKE Phone someone who CORNER Herbert and (07)870-8865 living, two bathrooms SATURDAYS! In-Step Podiatry Services cares. Locally owned Rolleston Streets, Ki- Separate large double and operated. New and LIVESTOCK BSC, BA, DIPHE, SRCH(UK), hikihi, huge clear our, PLANTS FOR garage with workshop MRCH(UK), SRPODNZ, MNZPOD Order your preloved. Sales, WANTED everything must go SALE Developed grounds Chiropodist/Podiatrist Christmas service and hire. including house lot of with three paddocks Trained in the United Kingdom Phone carpet, 7.30am Satur- 1.5 kms from Primary Hams NOW! (0800)666-768 AC PETFOODS Appointments booked day 17. School between ROSES Now Buying JUMBLE sale, after 9.00am - 1.00pm,

305TC203-07 MOSS B r i n g r o m a n c e t o Horses $500,000 neg. fair clearance, gar- Monday to Friday MOSS kill packs. ments 50c or $2 a bag, your garden 0800-DOWNCOW Phone 355 Mahoe St Phone Washbright everything else ½ (07)825-2691 or Te Awamutu 871-7389 or (0274) price at St Andrew’s Bush CAKE TINS 763-347. LIVESTOCK FOR (027)366-7423 Ph 870-4080 Presbyterian Church, Climbers FOR hire, boards and Saturday, 8.30 - 11am. SALE paper for sale, OYSTERS Standards Renshaws Butchery. FRESH and fat @ RACECOURSE Road, TWO Jersey bulls for Phone 871-6470. Greggy’s takeaways. 10am Saturday. All sale, two years, $1200 AATTRACTTTRACT THETHE BUYERSBUYERS Phone 870-2909. sorts. ono. Phone 870-1987. 319TC201-07 TENT SATURDAY AAdvertisedvertise y yourour GARAGE SALE igner Cak SARFARI. 4 Season es e PRATTS aauctionuction hhereere. D s tent. 2 rooms plus 1 Baked & decorated closed in awning for PLUMBING, MONSTER GARAGE SALE PPhonehone 8871-515171-5151 Taking Christmas cooking and eating. 38 Phillips Ave, PROPERTIES FOR SALE Cake orders now. Made out of N.Z can- Otorohanga Sunday November 18 vice. Excellent condi- 7.00am Phone Clearance of toilets, tion, $2990.00. Phone Gracelands Building HOUSE FOR SALE (021)185-9637 871-8262. basins, pump motors, 319TC202-07 48 Teasdale Street fittings, taps, shelving, desks and more. Cameron Ave (behind Pekerau School) WANTED TO BUY Beds, desks, carpet, wall unit, shelves, tables, Three double bedrooms EVERYTHING chairs, piano, books, toys, and bric-a-brac. MUST GO! Good indoor / outdoor flow POSSUM HUNTERS BRING A TRAILER Gates open 9.00 am New carpet and heat pump Be part of a vibrant industry with Great first home or investment Basically Bush TENDERS $235,000 FRUIT AND VEGE Possum Fur FOR SALE BY TENDER Phone (021)727-766 $105 / kg FOR SALE
Land and buildings at 130 Cambridge Buying at Te Awamutu Rose Gardens RASPBERRIES Road, Te Awamutu POPULAR Saturday, November 17, 2007 FROZEN, $3.50 for
2,024 square metres in two titles 12.00 noon - 1.00 pm 500gms, 268 Kaipaki
Prime location Phone (07) 345-6313 or (027) 274-1152 Road, Ohaupo. Phone
Designated Residential PATERANGI (07)823-6022.
Buildings include workshop, office and storage FOR SALE PETS Tenders close 4.00pm, Friday, December 14, 2007 CAVOODLE puppies ready before Christ- Tender documents to be collected from mas, great family Gyde Wansbone Chartered Accountants Ltd, pets. $800. Phone Mi- 195 Mahoe Street, Te Awamutu, chelle after 5.30pm or by email request to (07)823-6863 [email protected] VEMBER P N LIVESTOCK WANTED Large family home on one acre. NO ROMOTIO Three spacious bedrooms and Come in and spend $100 or more and BONER COWS WANTED an offi ce / fourth bedroom. New kitchen, dining, internal access go into the draw to win $500 worth of Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment garage, and lots more.

Greenscape product of your choice. Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Private sale : $485,000. Also empty heifers and potter bulls View on Trade Me rural property. Promotion runs until November 30, 2007

Contact Angela or Nigel 305TC202-07 Drawn December 3, 2007 Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Winner will be notifi ed. 871-2966 or (021) 929-025 for more details. 305TC200-07 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 PAGE 24 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM WORK SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED LINE 4 DRIVER REQUIRED

SILAGE Caravans New progressive Otorohanga company
MOWING, tedding, Motor homes is seeking a bulk hauling driver
raking, baling, wrap- Horse Trucks & Floats ping and stacking, Monday - Friday

REPAIRS OR cartage also available,
ALSO buying stand- Must be competent, have a class 4 and 5 licence MODIFICATIONS
Be experienced with truck and trailer ing grass. Phone Ex CI Munro - Nick, (07) 827-1849 or Only genuine enquires 39 years experience (027) 473-0001 or fax Immediate start (07) 827-1805. Phone Dennis - Phone or text Graham on (027) 437-7091 SUPPORT WORKER (07) 873-8912 STUDENT looking for Applications close Friday November 23, 2007 Part time ~ 6 hours per week or (027) 353-4903 relief milkings in Te Awamutu area, avail- To support one lady with social events / able immediately BRYANT CONTRACTING LTD activities and provide companionship. LINED through to February. Experienced Driver Please telephone 871-8847 during office SOAK Phone 871-9451. We require an experienced driver to operate hours for an application pack. BBOBCATOBCAT HOLES FARM earthmoving and / or agricultural machinery. n
EMPLOYEES Ow er FOUNDATION Applicant must: perato WANTED O r HOLES
be able to work unsupervised Trevor
OFFAL / RUBBISH
have attention to detail Peters HOLES DAIRY FARM
hold a current HT licence

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have a good attitude PHARMACY ASSISTANT
be a self starter 0077 887171 11971971 We require a person INTERMEDIATE / SENIOR Rosetown Bobcat Ltd KING COUNTRY to assist with our Phone Nik - 027 215 4213 DRILLING 430 cow operation. Must be experienced in retail selling. Cosmetic and pharmacy O.T.C selling TREE WORK # 4 Wheel Drive We are situated 20 mins EMBROIDERY MACHINIST would be an advantage. - Felling # Best Prices from Te Awamutu - Pruning # Associated and offer excellent FLEXIBLE HOURS This is a full time position

235TC207/07 - Removal conditions for the Concrete Products Total Image Embroidery is looking for a new Phone 871-5781 - Stump Grinding right applicant. OWNER / OPERATOR : face to join our growing team. Call Dennis Clements For further information Attn: Cathy / Richard 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE TOTAL TREE CARE Phone 872-4724 If you have previous experience in machining Sanders Chemist Phone 871-5221 PHONE DENNIS or general sewing, an eye for detail and 311 Alexandra Street Te Awamutu Owned COLSON are customer focused, then we would love to Te Awamutu and Operated 0800 DUG HOLES FULL TIME meet you.

0800 384 465 MILKER Successful applicants will need to be team BOBCAT and experi- MEATEATER enced operator. free Required to join our players, posses initiative and have a can HOMEKILLS LTD do attitude and a great sense of humour. quotes, phone friendly team. (07)823-7245 Killing and 420 cows 4 kms To register your interest for this role, drop in to processing north of Te Awamutu. our store and ask for Kathy. BOBCAT and truck ACCOUNTS CLERK Phone 871-9995 hire, section, drive- Two bedroom cottage TOTAL IMAGE EMBROIDERY Looking for a new challenge? We need an way clearing, sand, available if required metal and topsoil MORTGAGE 481 SLOANE STREET, TE AWAMUTU Accounts Clerk, with or without experience, to supplies. Phone Tony BROKER Phone AJ or Andrea assist our very busy Accountant. The role 871-9582 or (021) 154- on 871-2748 or involves the day-to-day processing of receipts NZMBA CAREGIVERS REQUIRED 2322. (021)900-698 and cheques for our legal firm using Phone Christine We are looking for friendly mature people CCH Lawbase accounting system. The 871-3176 HOME HELP to join our staff at Freeman Court. successful applicant will be able to relate to BUMPER (021) 545-302 AVAILABLE Must have a rapport and willingness to clients and staff, be highly organised, self PC PROBLEMS? work with the older person. We have motivated, and precise in their work. REPAIRS EXPERIENCED child NO fix, no fee, local IT the following positions available. Please forward your application and Phone David professional available carer available in Casual Reliever : to cover all shifts. complete CV to: for on site repairs, your home or mine, (0274)970-963 upgrades and trouble references available. Caregiver: to work 7.00 am to 1.00 pm The Practice Manager shooting. PC and Lap- Phone 870-1561 or (027) 468-2824. Thursday to Sunday Edmonds Judd CAR valet. Phone Ul- top sales. No call out PO Box 35 tra Clean 870-3452 fees for help. Phone Experience preferred but not essential, full today! Matt (027) 515-6996 training will be given to successful applicant. Te Awamutu or 870-3038. Email: [email protected] CARPET. Phone Ultra NANNY For further information please contact Applications close on Clean 871-6662 to PROFESSIONAL AVAILABLE Elsie or Penny on (07) 871-5260 Friday, November 23, 2007 book now! DRESSMAKER. Full or part time. between 8.00 am and 3.30 pm Weddings, balls and 4 years experience.

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Phone Emma, 1 New work and liver by arrangement. 871-8259 3 rere---wireswires Phone Andrea 871- or (021)076-7042 3626. Call 0800 500500---101101 027 666 8292 RED BINS LTD OOFFICEFFICE POSITIONPOSITION SITUATIONS EXCAVATOR Immediate start MINI SKIP HIRE VACANT We have a full time position for a

1.8m³ and 3.6m³ OPERATOR mature person looking for long term BRICKLAYERS or employment in our busy office. Same day delivery labourer wanted. GOT WOOLLY Phone Phone Bevan (027)440- We are seeking a self-motivated, energetic Start date January 21, 2008. SHEEP? Murray Bain 1937 person to join our team. Must have previous office experience 871-8996 Our company services Te Awamutu, Give Tony a Duties will include: BUILDER Cambridge, Otorohanga and Collecting daily mail/banking duties bleep! RESIDENTIAL WANTED surrounding districts. LIFESTYLE blocks for Telephone and reception duties Mobile Shearing all your fencing re- Decking / renovation The person we are seeking should possess 50% of time creating classifi ed adverts quirements. Experi- work available to the followinfollowing:g: Counter and phone sales of classifi ed ads Phone 872-1806 ence and quality suitably qualified builder. 1) The ability to work unsupervised. Photocopying and various other offi ce duties or (027)202-4915 guaranteed. Phone (07) 827-1849 or (027) Approx 4-6 weeks work. 2) Attention to detail, accurate docket work, The following attributes are required: 473-0001. Labour only. communication skills and a positive Motivation and the ability to meet deadlines LANDSCAPE 5km to Te Awamutu. attitude. Outstanding customer service and sales skills GARDENERS Cash Paid 3) Experience in farm drainage and Able to work as part of a team AATTRACTTTRACT TTHEHE BBUYERSUYERS Qualified earthmoving would be an advantage, Excellent keyboard and computer skills AAdvertisedvertise y yourour Phone Experienced aauctionuction herehere. however all applicants will be considered. Ability to be highly organised and prioritise (027)283-5599 Gardening PPhonehone 871-5151871-5151 Creativity for designing classifi ed adverts Landscape Plans An excellent remuneration package will be offered for the right person. Please apply in own handwriting with CV by post: ½ - Full Day rates FARM EMPLOYEES WANTED If this sounds like you, please apply to the OFFICE POSITION, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu Senior discounts Or hand in to our offi ce at: Phone (027)254-4272 50 - 50 SHAREMILKING AVAILABLE address below. 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu FOR COMING SEASON Rural Contractors Ltd By Wednesday, November 28, 2007 LOUNGE suites Good clean farm Rural Contractors Ltd cleaned. Phone Ultra Produce 74,000kgs MS 101 Arapuni Rd APN Regional Newspapers is Australia and Clean 871-6662 now! Great opportunity for couple R D 5 New Zealand’s leading publisher of regional daily Excellent income Te AwamAwamutuutu newspapers, with 23 daily and 90 non-daily titles. ULTRA Clean, com- District - Otorohanga, Waikato. It is a division of APN News and Media, which has extensive plete cleaning ser- Dont delay, seal this now. Attention: Charles Sicely radio, outdoor advertising and transit media interests. vices. Phone 871-6662. Please ring (07)873-0805 Phone: (07)870(07)870---66106610 Career opportunities with this dynamic company are excellent.

Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 PAGE 25 SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT 319TC004-07

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2nd SECURITY Officers Friday Night 2nd are needed! Gain this NZQA approved till late andand qualification by corre- TE AWAMUTU H spondence for under $550. Student loans ewss may apply. Phone Due to an increased work load we NewN 0800-800-043. require an extra Fleet Service Man to service our growing customer base. WANTED, domestic Phone 871 4768 and commercial Full drivers licence is required. cleaners. Phone Maid Experience would be an advantage. Marj, 871-3309 Phone 871-7692 for an interview.

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Solutions No 974

319TC006-07

WAIPA RACING CLUB TE AWAMUTU

Suupporterspporters CClassiclassic RRaceace MMeetingeeting Considered Real Estate? Residential/Lifestyle / Rural Salespeople SSUMMERUMMER RACERACE MEETINGMEETING Come and hear what you can achieve with a career in Real Estate. Meet franchise owner, Ken Hagan (Franchise owner of the year) GREAT DAY FOR RACING & ENTERTAINMENT FIRST RACE STARTS AT 1.00PM We are seeking to employ new rural and residential salespeople in Te Awamutu with or without prior real estate experience. •FEATURING A SUMMER AFTERNOON AT THE RACES, INCLUDING 9 GREAT RACES If you are hard working and prepared to put in the hard yards and long hours it can be extremely rewarding. • FREE ADMISSION • GREAT BAR & FOOD FACILITIES • COME ALONG & ENJOY A PICNIC IN THE SUN! Contact : Diane Tyer AREINZ, Manager, 871-5044 • CHILDREN’S ENTERTAINMENT - 3 KIDS KARTZ RACES or Ken Hagan AREINZ (021) 353-488

SUNDAY 18TH NOVEMBER 319TC044-07 WWaipaaipa RacingRacing ClubClub Inc.Inc. Phone:Phone: (07)(07) 871871 7047,Fax:7047,Fax: (07)(07) 871871 4409,4409, EEmail:mail: [email protected]@xtra.co.nz

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PAGE 26 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 15, 2007 Variety Club guest artist The REGENT Theatre Beautiful Te Awamutu • Ph 07 871 6678 Te Awamutu Country Jim Dyson from the taruru. a valued and talented www.regent3.itgo.com Variety Club’s special South Waikato Coun- Known as ‘Gentle- member of the Te guest this weekend is try Music Club in Pu- man Jim’, he is also Awamutu Country va- “What a cracker! Taut, suspenseful and THE KINGDOM M riety Club Band. lots of unpredictable moments. This is one FINAL SAT 8.30 He has been involved of the best mind-shifting thrillers of the with music and singing year.” Times. Clever and keeps you thinking One terrific not-to-be missed thriller. since the early 70’s and during and after. A sharp mature mystery Jodie Foster gives a gripping was an accomplished with Anthony Hopkins and Ryan Gosling. performance in this tense suspenser. button accordion player The story provides surprises that will in the early days. M certainly keep you guessing and the He then moved onto conclusion of the film is outstanding. bass guitar and formed THE BRAVE ONE R16 a band called the FRI 6.00, SAT 6.10, SUN 4.00, ‘Chaparral Show Band’ FINAL MON 7.50 with his teacher, the late Keith Hyde, and Peter O’Toole gives a staggering for several years en- performance in a funny, sad, raunchy, joyed a successful and sweet and engaging film. From the rewarding career. makers of Bridget Jones’ Diary. He also became a VENUS M foundation member SAT 5.55, SUN 6.25, WED 5.50 for the NZCMA during (Some offensive language) this time and ‘Chapar- ral’ was part of the ear- “I hope people come and see Waitress ly success of the Star - It’s a gem.” April Murray. Offbeat and Awards which were sweet as pie, with warmth and humour. It’s sharp, sassy and so engaging. run for the NZCMZA in Not your normal romantic comedy - Tauranga. there is a magical, fairytale feel. Jim has backed artists such as Ken THU 7.50, FRI 5.45 & 7.55, THE WAITRESS M Lemon, Maria Dallas, SAT 4.15 & 8.20, SUN 1.30 & 5.35, THU 6.20, MON & TUE 5.50 Pasty Rigger, Gray MON & TUE 8.00, WED 8.20 Bartlett, Brendon Du- RESIDENT EVIL 3 R16 gan, Suzanne Prentice And now for something completely THU 8.20, FRI 8.25, SUN 6.20, and Jodie Vaughan different. A very interesting story TUE 7.50, WED 8.00 becomes a terrific and engaging maze After over 32 years A charming, warm, engaging he has taken on an- with twists and kinky characters. Believe us when we say that this has never celebration of the enduring pleasures other new challenge been done before. Kevin Costner, Demi of a good yarn with wry humour. - rhythm guitar - and Moore, William Hurt and Marg (CSI) CONVERSATIONS WITH is currently playing Helgenberger star. around the Waikato in MY GARDENER M a band called ‘Cima- THU 6.00, FRI 10.15 & 6.05, rron’. SAT 3.55, SUN 2.00, MON & TUE 5.55, Members of the pub- WED 10.15 & 7.35 lic are most welcome to LA VIE EN ROSE M come along and enjoy THU 7.55, FRI 5.40, SAT 7.40, the local club day at SUN 3.45, MON 5.45, TUE 7.55 the Methodist Church hall from 1pm on Sun- day. Adventure, tension, danger, 319TC012-07 betrayal, romance, music, songs, dancing, human spirit, terror, beauty, sex, intrigue, suspense, cross, double cross and triple cross, never dull, WWII drama set in Holland. Thoroughly recommended, top class drama BLACK BOOK R16 THU 5.40, FRI 8.00, SAT 5.40, SUN 3.55, MON 7.55, TUE 5.45 R16 HAIRSPRAY PG SAT 4.00, SUN 1.40, WED 5.45 THU 8.10, FRI 8.15, SAT 8.10, SUN 6.10, MON & TUE 8.10, WED 7.50 Ben Stiller stars in this wacky, outrageous Farrelly Brothers farce Cate Blanchett, Clive Owen chock full of comic antics, slapstick and Geoffrey Rush give supreme humour and crazy situations performances in this beautifully shot, THE HEARTBREAK KID R16 impeccably designed, spectacular, STARTS NOVEMBER 22 stylish and entertaining drama. The impressive chronicle continues... M ...Rosetown Festival Season Of Fine Films...

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