ISSN 1170-1099 TIRED OF PAYING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR ACCOUNTING? Call Sarah at MOBILE ACCOUNTING SERVICES (1994) LTD Phone 871 8080 or email me on Published Tuesday and Thursday [email protected] TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2004 297TC036-02 Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY History book to Council threatened with aid museum A book about The History of Kawhia and Districts will help raise funds for Kawhia Museum. law suit for $1million The book is being written by Peg Cummins, granddaughter of Cr James Parlane has told to ratepayers by Cr Parlane, with “matters of his imagina- in newspapers acknowledging Waipa District Council and its above what would be considered tion” unless he could back up the that his comments were “out of Percy Ward. chief executive, John Inglis that normal workload caused by a fi gures. order and wrong in fact, and your Mr Ward and his son Corban if they do not apologise for com- councillor. He accused Mr Inglis of grand- decision to cost Council and not had collected a lot of mate- ments about him Council will Mr Inglis said that the direct standing for the media. mine” within 48 hours, he would rial and photos about the area face a $1million defamation legal costs associated with legal Cr Parlane (who is himself institute proceedings against from 1899 on and this has been claim. actions between Council and a solicitor) is already taking a Council. utilised for the book. In a letter from Cr Parlane Cr Parlane were running in the defamation action against fellow Cr Parlane told the Courier he Mrs Cummins has collected tabled at last week’s policy com- order of $60,000, but with some councillor, Errol Newlands over was defi nitely serious about his stories from elderly residents mittee meeting, he said if the issues still in progress the fi nal comments Cr Newlands made at legal threat. and families of former residents. chief executive did not publicly cost was expected to be about a meeting in July last year. “They’re serious about wast- “I would still like to hear from apologise for his comments at the $90,000. Councillors were stunned when ing ratepayers money, and they any I have not contacted from August Council meeting about Mr Inglis said if staff time were Cr Parlane’s (abridged) letter keep on doing it, so I have got Kawhia, Aotea Harbour, Te Rau the cost of legal battles between charged, he imagined it would be was tabled at last week’s meeting be serious about trying to stop a moa, Oparau, Hauturu, Awaroa Council and Cr Parlane, Council well in excess of the time spent by Cr Peter Lee. them. When they are inaccurate valley, Te Maika and Rakanui.” would be sued. by outside resources. Cr Parlane has challenged Mr and guess they have got to expect At the August meeting, Mr In- “You could double that $80,000 Inglis to provide a written report I will try to stop them.” Contact Kawhia Museum, Box glis supplied information previ- - $90,000,” he told Council. of the $60,000 legal costs to date. Council has responded through 41, Kawhia (ph. 871 0161) or Peg ously requested by deputy mayor Cr Parlane said the chief execu- He advised that unless Mr solicitor Gallie Miles to deny Cr Cummins, Deep Creek Road, Peter Lee about the cost caused tive should not address Council Inglis had a retraction printed Parlane’s defamation claims. RD1, Reporoa (ph. 07 333 8860). Original material will be returned. Mayoral debate Nic Jordan Wizard of Oz The public has the chance to Te Awamutu teenage motor racing star meet the three mayoral candi- Nic Jordan has wrapped up the Australian dates at The Redoubt Bar and Formula 3 Trophy championship with an un- Eatery tomorrow evening. assailable 100-point lead in the Trophy Class The evening gets underway with one round remaining. Jordan (pictured right) has been unbeaten at 7pm when each of the three with 12 wins from 12 starts and 10 pole posi- candidates, Alan Livingston, tions in his Dallara Opel-Spiess. He has con- Stephen Lee and Jim Parlane, tested just six of the eight rounds, crossing will give their opening address. the Tasman each time. Candidates will also have the The 16-year-old claimed his third outright chance to answer questions podium of the season at South Australia’s and give a closing address. Mallala Raceway, when he drove his older model Trophy class car to second outright in Get snapping the fi nal race. Waipa Networks Top Pic’s Jordan also held the fastest lap of the race Photographic competition overall against all cars until the fi nal lap entries will close on Friday, when his BRM team-mate Karl Reindler October 1. went slightly faster. Take advantage of the spring Jordan was fourth in the fi rst race overall weather for photo opportuni- and fi rst in the Trophy Class. ties and enter your pics. “Nic drove two brilliant races today,” said BRM team owner Bronte Rundle. Entry forms are available at “He’s had his older car running up the front the Information Centre or ph. of the fi eld and has driven it around here 871 3259 for more details. faster than anyone before him. To fi nish sec- ond outright is a great achievement; and he’s to achieve this result. I am so proud of Nic. return home today. Gun golfer had plenty of those this season. He’s rewrit- The BRM team are so professional. It was an emotional Trevor Hall after Nic Ngahinapouri Golf Club stal- ten the records books and we’re very proud to “They have a dietition who monitors his had wrapped up the championship, having wart Stuart Reid is off to Sin- have young Nic in our team.” food intake and he’s on a strict exercise pro- invested a lot of time and money in him, gapore with the New Zealand Earlier in the season Jordan became the gramme. along with his other sponsors. fi rst Trophy driver ever to stand on the out- “The BRM team physio straightens out all Jamie and Brad think their older brother’s Senior Golf Team on Saturday. right podium since Formula 3 started racing the kinks after a race. It’s a relief knowing the ‘bees knees’ after watching him compete The six strong Kiwi team will in Australia. Sunday’s podium visit was his he’s in such good hands when he’s away.” in Formula 3 for the fi rst time. compete in the Asia Pacifi c third in successive race meetings. Jordan is staying on in Australia this week The BRM team went out of their way to Seniors Golf Championships Jordan qualifi ed three seconds faster than to work through media and sponsorship op- make it a trip of a lifetime for the young sib- at Raffl es Country Club Course any other Trophy Class driver on Friday, de- portunities. lings - they were both given very important from September 28-30. spite having no fi fth gear, no clutch and no He fl ies into Hamilton Airport at 4pm on jobs - Jamie helped prepare the car before Reid has been working hard brakes. Saturday. the races, painting the tyres etc, while Brad on his game and is pleased His mum Michelle is over the moon. Jordan’s grandfather Trevor Hall and steered it when being pushed out onto the with his form. “It’s awesome. Everyone has worked so hard young brothers Jamie (14) and Brad (11) track.
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Join Bruce’s Body Blitz in October - Restoration commendable Stream efforts super set your goals, get lots of support, advice, I write in response to the recent letter by Stephen Lee regard- I am watching with interest the stabilisation of the regular weigh ins & body composition tests. ing the restoration project on Lake Ngaroto. banks of the Mangaohoi. I am forced to conclude that he has no real understanding of In the autumn I took children in four canoes down the Register and pay before October 3 and you can the local support and consultation that took place prior to the stream from the new park on the east side of town. purchase a 10 concession SUNBED at HALF commencement of this project. It was fun winding under all the bridges and seeing PRICE! Prior to 1995 Lake Ngaroto was certainly in a sad state. The everything from below. restoration project carried out on this lake has addressed a large Unfortunately, I hit a fallen tree and capsized with Wednesday Mornings: proportion of the problems that were besetting the lake prior to one of the children. EARLY BIRD CARDIO STEP this. It was easy to pull our canoes out where the stream 40 mins of fat burning exercise to start your day All reserve and legal road land that was being grazed by leaves the park after the last bridge. adjoining owners was re-fenced into the reserve, and has been As we want to do it again in the spring and to paddle Ask about our energy packed power lunches either re-vegetated or utilised for the construction of wader further down the Mangapiko, it would be good to know ponds. when the streams are clear of fallen trees etc. OUR NEW OCTOBER SCHEDULE: These ponds were constructed because of Marsh Crake and Waterways are not always a recognised asset to a town and I appreciate and congratulate the present Spotless Crake being found in the lake margins as a result of GROUP EXERCISE PROGRAMME (Oct 04) Council for the work being done that protects and en- the restoration work. 6am 9.15am 10.15am 12.15pm 2pm 5.30pm hances our stream. It is interesting that Mr Lee should criticise a project that MON Pump Power Senior Cross JUNE BRIGHT Lunch Circuit Train was considered to be of such signifi cance by the Ministry for the TUE Bat’s Upright Pump Environment that they commissioned a case study of this to in- & Active corporate into the reprinting of the ‘Lake Managers’ Handbook’, Appreciated fundraiser support WED Cardio 50’s Pilates Circuit a Ministry for the Environment publication utilised throughout A big thankyou to the folk who supported our after- Step Fwd New Zealand. noon at Kihikihi Presbyterian Church on Sunday af- THU Cross Bat’s Certainly there is more that could be done for this lake. Most ternoon (September 12) which was a fundraiser for our Train of this would have to be done on the adjoining farm land with World Vision Cambodian Child. FRI Pump Senior Power the co-operation of the owners. With your support we raised $300 and had the pleas- Circuit Lunch The lake would also, as would most of the Waikato peat lakes, ure of hearing the talented Waikato Youth Choir along benefi t from dredging of the bottom silts and utilising the mate- with Sue Hanna’s informative talk about Cambodia. 107 George Street rial to cap the adjacent peat lands. Thank you. Te Awamutu Waipa District Council is to be commended for this well re- JILL CASWILL sourced and executed project. CO-CONVENOR Phone 871 8384 JOHN GREENWOOD 265TC024/04 BIRTHDAY BIRTHDAY SA L E TRADE-IN PACKAGE 5.5kg Washing Machine 29 Flatscreen CTV Agitator wash action feature - Our proved top load wash agitator system Quintrix F flat picture tube delivers gives an even wash to the entire load. 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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, September 21, 2004 Te Pahu pupils make great guardians
TE PAHU pupils Renee Hollinshead and Kayla Swinerd (right) with some of the trees ready for planting in the Kaniwhaniwha Reserve. 265043BD It may have been numbers and diversity to search for possum plants using locally ‘cold, wet and horrible’ of insects, bird shelter evidence followed fi nd- collected seeds and will but that didn’t deter Te and nesting material.” ing several ‘signature’ begin building a native Pahu room fi ve pupils Some existing wildlife trees well marked with nursery on the school planting over 100 trees in the reserve resulted territorial signs. premises next term. in the southern fenced in cries of ‘look what I Te Pahu students They also have a off area of the Kani- found’ while the stu- have further plans for great idea for keeping whaniwha Reserve last dents were planting working with Waipa the area litter free. week. trees, with centipedes, District Council for A waterproof dispens- As one pupil claimed giant worms and seed the reserve and hope ing system has been Te Pahu kids are tough! pods of special interest. to zone plant along the designed to hold plastic CHECK THIS OUT: Tim Cresswell with one of the worms he uncovered All of the trees were Dave Matthews dem- sides of the river. bags, so anyone visiting while planting trees. (As it was found in a reserve, he returned the worm eco-sourced (grown onstrated and explained To achieve their long- the reserve can gather to a safe spot after the photo was taken.) 265043AD from local native seed) the uses of a wide range term plan they have up rubbish and take it and will add another of possum traps. A foray started growing native away in the plastic bag level of fl ora to the existing reserve. Announcing our The pupils were helped by several adults, including Dave Matthews and volunteers from DOC, NNEEWW MMEENNUU school parents and support tutor Wayne Bennett. Class teacher Tonia for A La Carte Dining Eckhoff says Te Pahu pupils have had a PLUS YOU COULD WIN A Evenings from 5.30pm role as kaitiatikanga MAGICAL FAMILY TRIP TO See instore (guardians) of the DISNEYLAND! for details ©Disney reserve for the past four Thursday night carvery now from 6.00pm until 8.00pm years and take their SHARP PXT MOBILE PHONE SAVE $30 - NOW ONLY responsibility seriously. The Sharp GX15 and Vodafone live! will make $17.00 per head your world come alive with colour, sounds and “As well as monitoring pictures! The GX15 offers all the standard features you expect from your mobile phone - full colour the stream for water display, predictive text, vibrating alert, an quality, clarity and integrated camera, plus the easiest way to access all of the fantastic services in Vodafone live! waterlife, they have With the Sharp GX15 customised especially for looked closely at the Vodafone live!, you can access a whole new world of pictures, games, ringtones and plantings in and around information, all in brilliant full colour. Share life CHECK OUT THE GREAT the stream. as it happens with the Sharp GX15! PLAN OPTIONS INSTORE AYLORS 251TC008/04 Phone 870 2030 “It was from this monitoring that they • Te Awamutu: 30 Alexandra St.
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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, September 21, 2004 PAGE 5 Vote Dale Williams for Mayor YOUR LETTERS of Otorohanga District! Respecting heritage, freedoms Since being elected to council and the community What this town needs is a street island gardens also re- Mutu Street. Sloane and Ara- board in 1995, my involvement has included: governing philosophy that is strict pedestrians. There should wata Streets will again have respectful of Te Awamutu’s her- be paving stones put where left and right lanes beyond ● Negotiation for old Town Hall removal ● Supporting the Otorohanga Reserve (Village Green) library redevelopment itage and freedoms. tracks are worn by people cross- their foot crossings to reduce ● Award winning effects based District Plan introduction The Council is disrespect- ing them. their give-way queues. ● Overseeing major new business developments fully set on downsizing Anzac If I were Mayor, I would The obstruction at the within Otorohanga Green. The plan to revoke the spend the rumoured $20 Million Churchill and Mahoe Street ● Supporting the Zoological Society, Kiwi House and recreation reserve status of Council has banked and quit intersection will be removed. Otorohanga Bush Park development. A footpath is needed from ● Instigating Progress Park Industrial Estate, stages one Anzac Green that protects it the internal loan of $20 Million. and two. from Council schemes is an It is expensive to live beyond Sloane Street past McDonald’s ● Instigating Thompson Avenue Residential abomination. ones means. We should aim to towards The Warehouse. Subdivision development This Council plans to steal afford large community projects A town hall is required for ● Establishing Otorohanga Careers Evening 840 square metres from it and with no loans required, but only annual indoor performance, art ● Project Kiwiana, Otorohanga Business Association, and civic events. The echo box Otorohanga Counselling Services member create a one-way street at the after all the residential streets ● Otorohanga Targa Rally town stage co-ordinator expense of our freedom as an in Kihikihi have gutters. events centre has no stage. ● Hilary Commission and Creative Arts Grants committee member over reaction to requests for After surveying those who An outdoor stage is required, ● Instigating Otorohanga Security Patrol contract more parking. work in town and recommend- perhaps at Selwyn Park, for out- ● Housing for the Elderly committee member Those who were made ex- ing a parking area for them, door performance art events. ● Member of long term council community plan working party amples of in the Courier for the recently employed parking A town clock is required, ● Chairman of Otorohanga Pools committee, managing Otorohanga Memorial Pools upgrade and contract to TLC parking on the grass edge of wardens will be retired. where we used to have the three ● Instigating Island Reserve and Otorohanga Domain management Anzac Green were trying to Four angle parks will be add- faced one, for time telling, bell contracts say something. ‘We need angle ed alongside the medical centre tolling and general civic pride. ● Establishing Otorohanga District Development Board parking here’ with fi fteen opposite encroach- A council is required that is ● Overseeing parks and reserves improvements including cemetery One-way streets frustrate ing only two and a half Metres respectful of heritage and fi x- upgrade, World War I Park, Bert McKenzie Reserve, Brett Reserve, and delay movement, waste into Anzac Green without re- tures, does not force us to live town entrance enhancements etc. beyond our means, does not tax ● Overseeing major infrastructural upgrades of water services, sewerage time and cause congestion. The moving any trees. Bank Street scheme including wetlands sustainable filtering development, closing recent one-way street idea for will also have angle parking. us on our property’s value after of rubbish dump and recycling centre development, kerb and Walton Street and closing off Walton Street will have angle having its value determined channeling upgrades and footpath extensions, lighting and service Roche Street would also spread parking on both sides without for us, does not downsize rec- contract improvements congestion to intersections near the one-way street currently reational parks and does not ● Chairman of Otorohanga Skate Park development create congestion and parking ● Overseeing constant and consistent improving of Otorohanga CBD by. Why have a ring road that being foisted. Where possible, design, parking, signage, pedestrian enhancements including inconveniences the movements more angle parking will be re- problems and restrict us with Wahanui Crescent bus park development, Huiputea Reserve walkway of locals? turned to the main street. one-way streets. and footpath etc. Inappropriately placed main Gorst Ave will again join MARC DAWSON ● Otorohanga/Waitomo amalgamation opposition under the terms and conditions proposed by the Commission My meeting attendance record is excellent, being a regular attendee to community, rural Kawhia Community Board meetings Expected more from our Council, Mayor to support the elected representatives and their respective issues of interest. I am bemused by Alan Livingston’s impression to’s condition from a source outside this district. that I would have Council do nothing because I expected more from a Council and Mayor What do I stand for? Lake Ngaroto is dying - although I am delighted which prides itself on integrity. And quite frankly Promoting Otorohanga, Kawhia and our district, and encouraging to fi nd that he agrees with me! Alan’s reply was just more of the same old cover development where there is a need, with sound management Clearly I would have the Council act to save up. and careful planning to ensure all residents and ratepayers the lake but my belief is that for Council to take He said nothing about why EW allowed a benefit from a progressive and well led council. signifi cant action in this instance it must take resource consent for dairy effl uent discharge responsibility by acknowledging the failure of without comment from Waipa - or why there is a the project so far to actually deliver a healthy signifi cant length of shoreline - owned by Council Vote Dale Williams for Mayor! outcome for the lake. No amount of words or pretty pictures can hide - still unfenced - three years after the wetland ac- the fact that since the million dollars was spent cord was signed by him. Keeping up the good work! the lake health has deteriorated! That alone is surely the height of hypocrisy!
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PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, September 21, 2004 Maxim message delivered
People came from as far away as Pio Pio to be apart of a workshop run by Max- im Institute last week. Former Te Awamutu College deputy head boy Scott McMurray (Maxim communications director) and communications as- sistant Amanda McGrail spoke about some of the social issues that we are currently facing in New Zealand. Topics ranged from the VOTE problems both parents ! and teachers face with education, through to hate crime legislation. George Throughout the night various tips were given about how every person is able to have an active role Simmons in shaping their future, both in our respective com- munities and in the wider for Council sphere of the national leg- islative framework. Organiser Fraser Hun- gerford says everyone who attended went away in- ‘The Man in the Street’ spired about how they can play a part in the future of the country so that the MAXIM communications director Scott McMurray addresses the audience at the Maxim Authorised by: power to rule is not left in G. Simmons, 4 Arawata Street, Te Awamutu the hands of a few. Institute meeting held in Te Awamutu last week. Photo supplied. 265TC027/04 Fire Brigade notebook Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade has at- tended the following matters since last week: Monday, 5.39pm. Tractor fi re, Woodstock Road. Thursday, 4.33pm. Transformer fi re, Vaile Street. St John notebook St John Ambulance, Te Awamutu, has attended THANK YOU FOR the following matters since last week: Medical emergencies, 36; accident emergencies, 13; medical assists, 0; accident assists, 0; hospital transfers, 17; area standby, 0; standby attend- ance, 1. 3 GREAT YEARS
hank you for three ■ We’ve successfully Vote T wonderful years. transferred Temple View to It has been a great privilege Hamilton City which is what to be your Mayor. the residents wanted. Maureen My wife, Janet, and I have ■ We’ve promoted the enjoyed tremendously the district’s heritage by opportunity to serve the developing significant sites McCool Waipa District. and creating the Motorised The role as Mayor has been a Heritage Trail. full-time commitment and has ■ Council has also played a followed six years as a major role, as a shareholder, for councillor and being involved in developing the Hamilton with many community International Airport. organisations. ■ We’ve identified how we can provide for greater residential and Mayor I consider myself fortunate to have the full support of Janet, who industrial growth. has also played a strong role in the community as Mayoress, and I ■ acknowledge her contribution. We’ve worked closely with Transit New Zealand to fast-track the Cambridge bypass to address serious traffic problems within the town. Otorohanga The time has now come when you judge whether I have done the job well enough to earn your vote for a second term. ■ Council has actively worked to protect our peat lakes and District Council I believe I have brought strong and positive leadership to council. valuable bush stands with the Maungatautari Ecological Trust project a good example of this commitment. ● I have the time, energy, commitment My style has been to lead by example and to bring dignity to the position of Mayor. ■ I have actively participated in the Mayoral Forum working closely for this fulltime position with my colleagues from Hamilton city, Waikato, Matamata Piako ● Through excellent council teamwork much has been achieved in Previously owned a successful and Otorohanga District Councils. distribution business my first term. For example:— ● Believe in sound financial management ■ The upgrade of the Cambridge central business district was Such positive growth and development has made me very proud of leading a committed council team. ● Am a firm believer of the long term completed on time and within budget, bringing vitality and a sense Community Plan and I will give it my of pride to the town. If you re-elect me I promise more of the same… a commitment to full support ■ The rebranding of Cambridge as the Town of Champions has growth, a commitment to keep rate increases to a modest level… ● Held executive positions in community been hugely successful in lifting the town’s profile. Now with the a commitment to developing our great assets of environmental, groups world class performance of Sarah Ulmer and the Evers-Swindell recreational and heritage features… a commitment to community ● twins with their Gold Medals at Athens, Cambridge and Waipa are communication and consultation… and a commitment to Caring and working for all the really on the map. recognise outstanding contributions and achievements. community ■ The $5 million Te Awamutu sewerage upgrade has been ● Positive leadership With your vote, I can keep on making things happen for the next successfully completed on time and within budget. three years. ■ Council succeeded in getting the Kihikihi sewerage project underway Vote after 30 years of talking about it. We also persuaded Government to provide a 50% subsidy to reduce the burden on ratepayers. Re-elect Maureen ■ Council has invested $3 million in sealing more roads in the McCool past three years. Alan for ■ Council has established a promotions fund and has worked hard on bringing international and national events to Waipa. Livingston Mayor ■ We’ve acknowledged the outstanding achievements of our Otorohanga young people with the Waipa Youth Awards. Mayor. ■
We’ve encouraged strong community liaison with iwi, senior 260TC007/04 District council, youth council, heritage council and Te Wananga, Still the best man for the job. Council New Zealand’s largest tertiary institute. 265TC026/04 Authorised by Alan Livingston, Corcoran Road, Te Pahu. Telephone 07-825 9856 Authorised by Maureen McCool, 66 Ranui St, Hamilton Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, September 21, 2004 PAGE 9 Good Companions turns 30 Organisers of the Te Awamutu Good Companions Club 30th birthday dance were amazed at the numbers that helped celebrate the Maternity event. Many people came from Hamilton Orewa and the Bay of Plenty for the birthday dance in Ngahinapouri Hall. Organisers had dressed the hall in streamers and bal- SALE loons, ran raffl es, gave away lots of prizes and provided a fantastic supper to make it a 1 DAY ONLY memorable night. Helping create the right Saturday, September 25 atmosphere was the band Nostalgia. Selected items During the evening Te Awamutu Good Companions priced at only $50! Club bestowed life member- ship on Tony Stubbs, who had served on the committee for 21 years. TE AWAMUTU Good Companions Club members gather for their 30th Birthday Dance. EGG Maternity The following day 110 Athol Corbett photo. guests booked into the Waipa Speeches, socialising and musicians Faye and Tony event extended their thanks Hosiery only Workingmen’s Club for the eating birthday cake soon Bryant and George Herrick. to all the organisers for their $14.95 birthday luncheon. gave way to dancing to local Everyone who attended the tremendous work. 2 Styles available. CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE
Mon-Fri 10am-4pm, Sat 10am-3pm Taking up the challenge of loving our enemies 807 Victoria St (Cnr Victoria & Rostrevor Sts), Hamilton By Pastor Bruce Bradburn, Te lost four of his fi ve children, with his fi fth teaches us that we must forgive. Venge-
265TC036/04 Ph 07 838 0344 Awamutu Baptist Church child injured. We cannot comprehend such ance is in God’s hands.” www.eggmaternity.co.nz We have all been greatly saddened in a tragedy. This was the most powerful sermon and the past couple of weeks by the tragedy Our natural response at such a time is witness that has perhaps ever been heard which has unfolded in Beslan in Russia. for vengeance. Listen to what happened in that community. Promote YOUR business Our hearts go out to the parents of .... It has been reported that 1500-2000 After the horrors of the 20th Century, the children whose lives were so quickly people gathered for a memorial service in we had hoped that men and women in the in YOUR community taken from them. front of the homes of the Totiev brothers 21st Century would learn to affi rm the With the death toll continuing to mount, who live next door to each other. sanctity of life. Advertising does work the world mourns the unbelievable loss of Some of the neighbours told them: “You But sadly, sin and evil continue to infect life that has come to so many innocent lost your children, but we feel like they the hearts of humankind and the innocent Call the team today... children. were our children too. They were shining continue to suffer. Alan, Heather or Dorinda I read of one of the pastors in Beslan, lights in our street”. Our natural instinct when such terrible on 871 5151 Pastor Sergey Totiev, who lost two of his Others in the crowd started to curse and things take place is revenge. three children in the tragedy. vowed to take revenge against the terror- But Jesus spoke of loving our enemies, His third child Azamat has a severe eye ists but Pastor Sergey Totiev said “Yes we and forgiving those who hurt us. injury. have an irreplaceable loss, but we cannot What a different world our world would And Sergey’s brother, Temuraz, who has take revenge. As Christians, the Bible be if we were to follow his wise words. BBeesstt DDeeaallss iinn TToowwnn Whole Lamb Shoulders Bananas Cabbage “Boned and Rolled” Cooked $ Chickens 11.95each Seasoned, plain or marinated .99c kg .99c ea Seasoned or Plain $ Cooked $15 each each Packham Australian 7.99 Pears Tomatoes 3kg Chicken 3kg Chicken Drumsticks $1.49kg $2.99kg Thighs Spinach Orange and $ $ Red Kumara 11.99each 10.00each Lamb Lamb $1.49bag $2.49kg Lettuce Telegraph Mince Pieces Cucumber $ $ 6.99kg 8.99kg $1.29 ea $1.49 ea Phone 871 3087 Specials valid from 13/09/04 till 19/09/04 The Meat JACOBS ST • TE AWAMUTU People You Te Awamutu Can Trust MEATS DELI 58 Jacobs Street (next to Magills Meats) Te Awamutu • Ph 870 2951 WI NES 265TC007/04 PAGE 10 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, September 21, 2004 Wedding Invitations and more ! ! ! Use our custom print Gisler ~ Poole Smith ~ Gillespie and design service or alternatively create your own with our wonderful range of specialty papers and accessories.
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KRAK A TOUCH swing onto the attack in the division one touch final against Natural Selection at Albert Park last year. File photo The Touch season will swing into cluding Chyna Hohepa, Paul Dalley, action at Te Awamutu Sports Club Tony Sprangers and Jasmine Emery on Friday, October 15. in the silver medal winning under- Juniors will be the fi rst to take the 15 Waikato team. fi eld that afternoon, followed by the The Waikato Touch Association senior module teams. senior trials and a junior inter-mod- Organiser Joe Sprangers reports ule tournament will be held at Te that registrations are called for both Awamutu on November 13 and 21 juniors and seniors. respectively. Entry forms can be ob- The Northern Region inter-pro- 251TC077/04 tained by contacting him on vincial tournament featuring open, [email protected] or on 0274 masters, youth, under 17 and under 757512. 15 teams from Waikato, Auckland, Teams are urged to enter as soon Counties, North Harbour, Bay Of as possible to avoid the disappoint- Plenty and other northern provinces ment of the 16 teams that missed will also be held at Te Awamutu in out last season. January 2005. With Touch reaching new levels The inter-provincial tournament of popularity, on the back of a very is a lead in to the nationals tourna- sound junior development pro- ment in Christchurch. GRANT WILKS gramme, the demand for places at Sprangers says there will be A/h (07) 871 4448 the module has never been stronger. plenty of touch action to be seen at Mob (027) 494 8672 Te Awamutu Sports Touch had the club this season, so get in early Carl Smith in the Waikato open and don’t miss out. men’s team and a large number of A golden oldies grade will be run NEIL GOODRICK players spread through junior rep- at the module so long as there are Main South Road, Te Awamutu A/h (07) 871 8916 resentative squads last season - in- suffi cient entries to warrant it. Mob (025) 292 9040 Ph (07) 871 3079 - www.wilksbrooke.co.nz ljhooker.com EXCLUSIVE YYoouurr BBeeddrroooomm DDeeppoott 55day spring sale Grandstand Position ssaallee eennddss tth Enjoy elevation and views from the deck of this low maintenance three off SSaattuurrddaayy 2255 bedroom home. Huge garaging. Be Quick! $145,000. % Contact: Lauren O’Carroll, 027 278 7196 265TC033/04 15 everything instore
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265TC011/04 PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, September 21, 2004 BETTA PEOPLE BETTA PRICES BETTA CHOICE TA riders strike gold BETTA CHOICE BETTA PEOPLE BETTA PRICES BETTA CHOICE Host club scoops eight of 18 centre road titles up for grabs BETTA Add Sjoerd van Wagtendonk’s The girls claimed all three 3.28.57, 1; J Kerr (Ham) 2, P Billing (Rot) name to the long list of ris- medals, with Sarah Williams 3. WWaasshheerrss && DDrryyeerrss Vet 1, 100km: V Madsen (Morr) 3.00.40, ing stars presently in the Te taking the title from Emma Pe- 1; S Arden (TA) 2, Andrew Stewart (EBP) 3. Awamutu Sports Cycling Club terson and Lauren Ashley. Vet 2 100 km: M Crowther (Tga) 2.59.07, l; stable. Sam Williams just missed G Westerman (EBP) 2, R Creighton (Tga) SIMPSON 36S550L 5.5KG The 11-year-old was one of completing a family double 3. Vet 3, 75km: B Puru (TA) 2.12.49, 1; TOP LOAD WASHER the standout local riders in the when he was out sprinted by Cliff Whittaker (Ham) 2, S Crockart (Tok) 3. Vet 4, 75km: J Swart (Ham) 2.12.17, • 1050H x 575W x 630D Waikato Bay Plenty centre road club-mate Mitchell Falconer, 1; C Johnson (TA) 2, G Dudfi eld 3. CHOICE BETTA • 5 wash programmes NORMAL PRICE championships, hosted by his winner of the boys’ U15 race. U19 men, 100km: K Fisher (Rot) 2.58.47, : • 4 wash/rinse club on the tough Wharepapa The U17 race, over 50km, was 1; M Langlands (TA) 2, B Olesen (Morr) 3. $729.95 South Baileys Road-Seafront down to four riders, with Te U17 boys, 50km: S Rodgers (TA) 1.24.29, temperature Road circuit. Awamutu’s Shem Rodger tak- 1; B Carter (Morr) 2, R Wills (EBP) 3. U17 combinations BETTA BUY Te Awamutu Sports Club ing the title from Morrinville’s girls, 50km: R Buchanan (TA) 1.34.24, 1. U13 boys, 13km: S van Wagtendonk $ scooped eight of the 18 titles Brad Carter and Ryan Wills of (TA) 28.11, 1; D Dusevich (Morr) 2, C 649.00 up for grabs - double that of the Eastern Bay of Plenty. Murrell (Morr) 3. U13 girls, 13km: G Murrell O U R S P E C I A L second placed Hamilton club. The big improver in this (Morr) 30.18, 1; S Needham (Morr) 2. For the third Saturday in a grade, Te Awamutu Sports’ Vet women, 50km: S Fraser James Morris, fi nished fourth. (TA) 1.34.11 1; M Ritchie (Ham) 2. row, a very determined Sjoerd Vet 5, 50km: D Rossiter (TA) SIMPSON 36S605L 6KG van Wagtendonk took gold. Rushlee Buchanan won the 1.37.32, 1; A Guyton (Rot) 2, G TOP LOAD WASHER His win in the under-13 road U17 girls’ race as she liked after Geater (Rot) 3. Vet 6, 100km: race came hot-on-the-heels of punctures and none starters H Donker (Ham) 1.36.52, 1; G Woolley • 1025H x 575W x 625D title winning performances in robbed her of competition. (Tga) 2. Vet 7, 50km: B Cammock • 7 wash programmes NORMAL PRICE: the U15 team time trial and The veterans were not to be (Rot) 2.07.44, 1; S Anderson (TA) 2. • 3 wash temperatures $ Elite women, 75km: K Fulton (Ham) • 900rpm max. 829.95 U13 individual time trial. out done by their younger club 2.29.03, 1; M Fowell (EBP) 2, V Burr (Morr) It was a mighty acheivement members - Sally Fraser (Vet 1 3.spin speed BETTA BUY in light of the fact that he still women), Bob Puru (Vet 3 men) U19 women, 75km: L Marsh (Nga) 2.46.05, has another year in U13 ranks. and Des Rossiter (Vet 5 men) all 1; L Koedyk (Morr) 2, D Pinsloo (Morr). $749.00 won their respective races. U15 boys, 25km: M Falconer (TA) Te Awamutu Sports domi- 1, S Williams (TA) 2, J Kuyton 3. U15 O U R S P E C I A L nated both the boys’ and girls’ RESULTS IN FULL girls, 25km: S Williams (TA) 52.22, races in the U15 grade. Elite men, 125km: R Simmonds (Ham) 1; E Petterson (TA) 2, L Ashly (TA) 3. SIMPSON 39P350L 3.5KG ROTARY DRYER Rennie’s fi nal kick • 720H x 600W x 460D • Rotary control NORMAL PRICE: • 3 temperature settings $359.95 gets him home • Durable colourbond drum BETTA BUY Peter Rennie stormed home to with a fi ve minute lead. • Wall mounting kit win Te Awamutu Sports Cycling But a strong effort by the included $ club’s premier road race of the scratch riders saw them catch 299.00 year - the John Pulman Memo- the limit group. O U R S P E C I A L rial Trophy. In the sprint fi nish, the fast 265TC017/04 The event, contested over four fi nishing Rennie caught Mark Normal Credit Criteria Applies laps of the Cambridge-Wood- Langlands just metres from the stock- Te Rahu road circuit, was line. JOHN HAWORTH won by the in-form Rennie in a In the U15 race for the Messen- Phone (07) 871 5399 thrilling sprint fi nish. ger Cup, Mitchell Falconer made Fax: (07) 871 5299 Limit handicap riders Diane it a double win for the weekend 54 SLOANE STREET Tonks, Kathryn Ellis, Terry (having won the centre road race O’Carrol and Don Spiers must a day earlier) by outsprinting (Opposite McDonald’s) have thought they would be Sam and Sarah Williams, with TE AWAMUTU For the world’s best appliances. the one’s fi ghting for the trophy Sjoerd van Wagtendonk fourth PETER RENNIE BETTA BUYING POWER. OVER 400 STORES IN NZ AND AUSTRALIA when they went into the last lap and Alistair Tobin fi fth. 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PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, September 21, 2004 TUITION FINANCIAL FINANCIAL TO LET FormalFormal NoticesNotices MATHS to NCEA-3. THREE bedroom, town Calculus / Statistics. house units with en- DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES BEREAVEMENTS Mr Duggal 871-7721. suite, Te Awamutu, remote sec gate ac- EARWAKER - McGREGOR - MCCARTNEY - PICTURE framing cess, pool, gym, bbq Derek. On Sunday William Evan. (Bill - Harold (Neil). tuition, six week and sauna facilities, September 19, 2004 late of Tokirima and Pattie, Caroline and course, learn how to int/a garage/remote, at Tauranga Hospital. Pio Pio). Peacefully in Jeff, Elizabeth, frame your own pho- incl stove, Expelair, his 78th year, on Cathy, Jane and Aged 73 years. Most tos, prints, originals, d/w, waste disposal, Thursday, September Royce, thank you all dearly loved husband certificates, needle and heat pump heat- and best friend of Ei- 16, 2004 at Matariki very much for your work and tapestries Hospital, Te Awa- expression of sympa- ing. $250 - $260p/w leen. A very special with Waikato’s certi- Phone (027) 539-5255 friend and dearly mutu, in the presence thy and support at of his loving family. this sad time. Also fied framer, 25 years or (07) 847-6711. loved father of Susan experience, day or Loved son of the late special thanks to fam- 204TC209/04 TOWNHOUSE, mod- and Peter, Diane and night courses. Phone 204TC208/04 William Ross and ily and friends in both ern, becoming avail- Grant, Bryce and Mary McGregor. Kind England and New Ron (07) 843-6672. Ron, Karen and Don, WANTED TO RENT able soon, three bed- and loving brother Zealand and for St. rooms, single, internal Perry and Tania, Pe- and brother-in-law of John’s Church and THREE bedroom ter and Deborah. A FINANCIAL access, garage, suit Maureen and Doug the Choir for their house for small family professional couple, loved Grandad of Bleasel, Dave and very special music. and one cat, tidy and $250p/w. Phone 872- Paula, Marc, Brad, Ruth (both deceased), responsible, excellent 2715. Wade, Cody, Bonnie, Jim and Bette and IN MEMORIAM Personal Loans references. Phone Sally, Spencer and Ian and Joy. Most 870-1315 or (021) 237- TWO and a half bed- TIMS - Pixie Marga- Vehicle Finance Phoebe. Thank you to kind and generous 3705. room house, close to Uncle Bill to all his ret. Passed away Debt Consolidation the wonderful staff at URGENTLY required, town, $220 p/w, avail- nephews and nieces suddenly September Mortgages able from September the ICU, Tauranga 21, 1990. Time may three - four bedroom and their families. 24. Phone (021) 255- Hospital. His wisdom, hide the sadness like ANY PURPOSE we can help • Adverse Credit OK house with garaging, wit, love and guidance Your loving Mum and 5583. Dad will be waiting a smile may hide the Security required - $2000-$50,000 for a family, prefera- will be greatly missed with Dave and Ruth tears, But love and Toll free ~ 0508-42-5626 bly long term, excel- by all of his family. A for you to be with memories never dim lent tenants. Phone FOR HIRE service for Derek will them. Your world of despite the passing 870-5496. be held at St John’s silence will be broken years. Miss you mum, Anglican Church, by your infectious forever in our hearts BOARD Arawata Street, Te and thoughts, your CARPET and uphol- laughter. A service for AVAILABLE stery cleaner. Hire Awamutu on Bill has been held. All loving family. FIVE minutes from from the cleaning Wednesday Septem- correspondence C/- specialists. Sincerity ber 22 at 11.00am fol- P O Box 137, Te Awa- LOST town, $100 p/w. Phone 871-3301. Drycleaners. Phone lowed by a burial at mutu. Te Awamutu ONE black lab, male 871-5471, 97 Sloane the Te Awamutu Funeral Services Ltd. dog lost from Frontier Street. cemetery. In lieu of FDANZ. Road. Phone 871-8514. BOARD WANTED flowers, donations to PECK - Greg To a father that will be MALE non smoker, MEETINGS the Kidney Founda- PERSONAL non drinker requires tion would be appre- missed and always thought of. We will full accommodation, ciated. Te Awamutu A BABY? Planned or flatting or boarding in miss your stubborn unplanned! Know Funeral Services Ltd. town. Please phone ways and sense of your options. Phone FDANZ. 871-5851 evenings. KIHIKIHI humour. Hope there’s Pregnancy Counsel- EARWAKER - Derek great pig hunting in POLO Burdass. At Tauranga ling Services collect heaven, see you up (07) 855-5779 - 24 TO LET Sunday September 19, CLUB there someday hours a day. 2004. Loved brother of Pecker. Lots of love Are you looking SUPPORT James Par- ANNUAL GENERAL Jim and Joy. Uncle of always, Laura and for Property Clinton Green. lane for Council. MEETING Hugh and Olwyn, Management? Sharon and Steve RYAN - Elsie Edna. HEALTH AND Thursday Meddings, Wayne and On September 19, ALL LANDLORDS September 23, 2004 Jenny, Lynda and 2004 at Ashwood Re- BEAUTY Car Finance PAYMENTS START FROM 7.00pm Mark Sullivan tirement Village, Personal Loans $ 1000...... $ 11.75p/w RECEIVE OUR at the Alpha Hotel (Tamahere) and Caryl Blenheim. In her 89th PODIATRIST House Finance $ 2000...... $ 21.95p/w year. Dearly beloved and Lorenz, Luthy NOW at Te Awamutu Home Improvements $ 4000...... $ 37.65p/w MONTHLY ALL WELCOME (Tauranga), and great wife of the late Pat- Medical Centre, fort- Learner Licence $10,000...... $ 91.80p/w rick and treasured NEWSLETTER uncle of Karl, Jodi and nightly on a Wednes- Poor Credit $20,000...... $187.50p/w NEWSL ETTER loving mother and day morning from Debt Consolidation Dean, Nadine, Nicola mother-in-law of Ph 871-5044 PATERANGI and Kacey, Michael, Wednesday, October Weddings 36 MONTH TERM Phyllis and Frank Holidays Normal credit criteria applies HALL SOCIETY Rachel, and Karla, Rogers (Waimate), 6. For diagnosis and treatment of foot and Conor and Pearl. Spe- Edna (Eddy) and Alan Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ ANNUAL GENERAL cial memories remain. foot related problems WE MAKE FINANCE EASY & FRIENDLY Gare (Blenheim), and “Nobody does it better” MEETING EARWAKER - Derek the late Gordon. including corns, cal- lus, cracked heels, dif- Burdass. Loved Loved nana and 0800 142646 LANDLORDS Wednesday, brother of the late friend of Angela and ficult or ingrown 14COIN October 6 ~ 7.30pm Dorothy Douglas and Jason Beckingsale nails. Call (07) 872- Wishing your property at the Hall to be casually let or uncle of Angela and (Christchurch), Mi- 0300 for an appoint- or text name & ph no. to (0274) 14COIN (TEXTS ONLY) chelle and Grant ment. Qualified Reg- managed by a ALL WELCOME Dave Harris, Rose- recognised professional? mary and Michael Davis (Blenheim), istered Podiatrist from Darren Gare and Henderson, Bronwyn Anglesea Clinic Po- TENANTS Marie-Isobel De Vault diatry. PIRONGIA TE and Rob Dick and (Blenheim), Gordon Needing help finding AROARO O KAHU Tim and Kim Doug- accommodation which Rogers (South Korea) SUMMER’S coming, RESTORATION las. and Patricia Ferguson manage your weight. suits your needs? LOBB - Catherine (Waimate), and great Gain energy, exc Contact rancene SOCIETY Elizabeth (Reina). grandmother of Troy. health. I’ve lost 10kgs. on 871-7146, Native Bat On Tuesday, Septem- Loved sister of the Helen 083 291-862. Mobile (027) 289-3952 Research Meeting ber 14, 2004 at Tara- late Evelyn (Patsy) 871-6287 a/h hill Rest Home, Te and Richard (John) Te Wednesday September Awamutu. Will be TUITION Waipa Property 22 - 7.30pm Awamutu. Aged 87 Link Ltd. MREINZ years. Dearly loved sadly missed by us Pirongia School wife of the late Len. all. A big heartfelt thank you to the staff SELF Storage, Te Activity Centre Treasured mother at Ashwood for their EDUCATION CENTRES Awamutu, from 100 Beechey Street and mentor of Sue kindness and caring $17p/w, 24 hour ac- Pirongia and the late Aubie (Te PROFESSIONAL cess security patrols. to Mum and myself TUTORING Contact Clare 871-9133 Awamutu, Jackie and over the past 18 Phone (07) 856-7584 ✓ READING Ewen (New Plymouth). months. Funeral de- or (027) 608-1749. Cherished nana of ✓ SPELLING tails to follow. ✓ TE AWAMUTU, three Kerry, Kimberley, Geoffery T Sowman. ENGLISH TE AWAMUTU ✓ bedrooms, two bath- Sonya and Brian. Spe- Blenheim. FDANZ MATHEMATICS 181TC204/04 rooms, large living/ COLLEGE cial ”Grandmamutu” of Griefcare. CALL (027) 279 5244 dining, 1½ garage, RUGBY CLUB Eden, Codi and Theo. WAIPA laundry with washing A service celebrating machine plus one car- ANNUAL GENERAL Reina’s life was held LEARN to oil paint, park, three years old MEETING at St Andrew’s Pres- PHOTOS create your own mas- in quiet secure com- Tuesday October 5 byterian Church, terpiece, Sunday, plex with pool, gym, 2004, 7.30pm September 26, Art sauna, minimum term Mutu Street, Te TA College Staff Awamutu on Satur- Appearing in the House, Gorst Avenue, one year, $280 p/w. 10.00am - 2/3pm. All Phone (0274) 446-088 Room day, September 18 at Courier are materials and lunch for an appointment. Agenda includes: 11.00am followed by a available in colour provided. $50p/p. Election of Officers private cremation. Te THREE bedroom cot- and black and white Phone Teresa 870- Appointment of 1st Awamutu Funeral tage, Pukeatua, $120 4918. Fifteen Coach Services Ltd. FDANZ. ORDER AT THE COURIER OFFICE p/w. Phone 872-4711. Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, September 21, 2004 PAGE 19 MEETINGS PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES FOR SALE VEHICLES FOR SALE PUBLIC NOTICE CHILDREN’S wear, TE RAHU HALL FIRST AID SOCIETY (INC) preloved. We should COURSE TE AWAMUTU Sections 9(4), 16(2), give it away its so ANNUAL GENERAL 31(3), 39(2), 41(3), cheap. Bonafide, Ha- MEETING COLLEGE RUGBY 55(3), 62(2), 64(3) and 2 Day Workplace zelmere Shops Sunday September 76(4) First Aid Course FRESH duck eggs, 26, 2004 at 7.30pm Sale of Liquor Act NZQA Unit Standards 1989 own containers if pos- Business 6400, 6401, 6402 1st Fifteen Coach 2005 sible. Phone 871-4914. Election of Officers Wharepapa Outdoor St John Station JEANS, Jeans pre- The position will include attending the Centre Ltd has made 139TC201/04 General Palmer Street Southern Skies Tournament application to the Dis- loved Levis, Amco etc, All local people Te Awamutu BRISBANE trict Licensing Agency all $5 per pair until invited to attend Sunday, September Mon & Tues at Te Awamutu for RE Groube, Secretary EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST TO: the renewal of an on 25, Bonafide, Hazel- Phone 871-7916 October 4 & 5 Coaching Coordinatior licence in respect of mere Shops. 8.30am - 4.30pm 105 Northleigh Place, TE AWAMUTU the premises situated THREE seater and Great TE RORE WATER For more information phone (027) 277-8471 at 1426 Owairaka Cost $140 two Lazyboys, $300. SUPPLY Valley Road, Whare- Tyres! or attend for the Applications for this position close at Phone (0274) 916-216 GROUP INC 5.00pm Friday, September 24, 2004 papa South known as to view. special price of $80 Bryce’s Cafe. Great ANNUAL GENERAL (Conditions apply) ZIPS replaced, trou- MEETING The general nature of sers, frocks, skirts Prices! Part funding available OHAUPO SCHOOL PTA the business conducted Thursday, through Aoraki shortened. Sincerity Fitting & Balancing under the licence is a Drycleaners, 97 Sloane September 30, 2004 Polytechnic Would like to thank the following sponsors cafe/backpackers lodge. Street. Te Rore Hall - 7.30pm TO BOOK who helped to make their recent The days on which and Kihikihi Road QUIZ NIGHT a great success. the hours during which FOR SALE UNDER 204TC207/04 Te Awamutu phone 871-6262 liquor is intended to be PUBLIC NOTICES Ohaupo Furniture Transport, BP Ohaupo Motors, sold under the licence $50 Phone 871 3079 Olde Cremery, Field’s Butchery, Charliez Hair, are Monday to Sunday Tree House, Browse A While, David’s Garden, FENCE guard Utah 9.00am to 1.00am. TOYOTA RAV 4J, Ohaupo Store, Mason’s Garden Centre, Santa’s red (2) 10 litres, VOTE $49.95 cash. Phone 1994, green, manual, Xmas Trees (all from Ohaupo) The application may be NORRIS HALL inspected during ordi- 871-4622. three door, $11,500. For Te Awamutu Jewellery Boutique, Repco, Woolworths, Wrightsons, nary office hours at the Phone 871-1920. Mitre 10, Ballance (all from Te Awamutu) Community office of the Waipa Dis- Selling your Car? Sell it in the Vision Upholstery, Mico Wakefield, Porter Hire, trict Licensing Agency WANTED TO BUY Board at 101 Bank Street, Te Classifieds! Placemakers Ellis Street (all from Hamilton) (Auth. Norris Hall) Awamutu. Phone 871 5151 Waitomo Petroleum (Waitomo), Smith and CALF MILK Parker Joiners (Whangarei) Any person who is enti- WANTED This advertisement kindly sponsored by tled to object and who Advertise it in the 24 HOUR pick up. PUBLIC NOTICES wishes to object to the WAIKATO PLASTERING LTD ‘Vehicles for Sale’ Phone Farrelly Calf grant of the application Rearing. Phone 871- may, not later than 10 Call into our office FAMILY TRUST FORMATIFORMATIONON working days after the at 336 Alexandra Street 5075. date of the first publi- KIHIKIHI $600 + GST cation to this notice, file GARAGE SALE Call Progressive Business Ltd for a notice in writing of TENNIS CLUB the objection with the ljhooker.com House Gifting Business Setups Secretary of the District 07 854-9903 15 years experience ~ We visit Licensing Agency at OPENING NIGHT Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu. Wednesday, September 22 - 7.00pm Social Clubnight ~ ALL WELCOME This is the second pub- Plate for supper please lication of this notice.
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PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, September 21, 2004 WANTED TO BUY STOCK SALES LIVESTOCK WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM WANTED EMPLOYEES
COLOSTRUM AND Glen Rawson WANTED LIVE CALF Plumbing PENICILLIN MILK COLLECTION Craftsman, Plumber RELIEF milker re- Phone Mark Bocock COLLECTION and Gasfitter quired, 5km from Te SHUTTLE 872-1772 or A C PETFOODS Roofing Maintenance Awamutu, 370 cows. (0274) 746-917 New SERVICE Phone Gary or Viki REGULAR Phone (027) 222-7590 871-8097. or 870-2987a/h Te Awamutu based SECOND HAND PICK UPS Shuttles - transfers - FARM WORK MARKET HOMEKILLS, Neville charters WANTED MARKET STREET 0800 834 222 and Cherie Kemp, Airport transfers www.meateater.co.nz, We require stock urgently Phone 871-9995. Social and private EXPERIENCED relief ★ Fridges ★ Freezers LIVESTOCK FOR functions milkers available for ★ ★ Washers Beds & Suites SALE Ph Pat or Deanne weekends in exchange Good Clean Condition 872-2530 for two - three bed- Phone 871-5623 BYL LTD Limited Fax 872-2535 room house, ex farm- ers. Please phone Service Bulls to lease, Now Servicing BUSINESSES FOR (027) 289-7572. Hereford Angus Te Awamutu TE AWAMUTU SALE Friesian. For Exterior Cleaning LAWNCARE Jerseys for cows Moss, Mould and Algae SITUATIONS or heifers. Treatments, Houses, Roofs, Lawnmowing VACANT Freight paid back Driveways, Cobbles etc also $49,000 Fly and Spider Treatments Full section care from farm. BLT Phone John Lawrence For your Free quote Phone 870-1414 871-3274 or Phone Tui 871-7205 or (027) 251-1414 is a busy cafe situated (0274) 933-566 or 0800 GO SOFTWASH in a great Te Kuiti 0800-467-638 HEREFORD Bulls location. Fax (07) 848-1702 TE AWAMUTU We successfully Amber Mountain [email protected] PLUMBING AND operate five days Stud has three top yearling bulls on of- per week 8am to 4pm MOSS KILL, a spray DRAINAGE but the opportunity fer, low bw, suit heifer mating. Phone (0274) on weather clean Colin Downie exists to open seven treatment for roofs, days and/or evenings 845-326. Plumbing & Drainage slippery footpaths and driveways. Phone Maintenance You can be your WORK WANTED §New houses alterations own boss. Johnny Nelson 871- 7389 or (0274) 763- §Septic tank and effluents GO ON ~ GIVE IT A GO!! A1 CHIMNEYS 347. §Blocked drains - Hydro Interested? A1 Chimney Cleaning Jet and Camera Services. Phone An- Want to know more? Phone Phone Alison drew 871-4244 or (021) 664-367. MYOB (0274) 989-022 or (07) 878-8030 or 871-8976 a/h (07) 878-6193 a/h BUILDER
TENDERS TREE & STUMP WANTED
SERVICE AERIAL S - TV Qualified carpenter Need Help? required for residen- Call Dennis Clements FOR TENDER FREE TV Tune tial and light com- Computer At Otorohanga With all aerial TOTAL TREE CARE mercial assignments, Machinery Ltd installations Accounting ‘Doctor’ Phone 871-5221 able to work unsu- at 871-3176 pervised. Maniapoto Street Ph Max and Kay Te Awamutu Owned Otorohanga Quality Pics and Operated Phone Stewart Rose (07) 873-7457 (027) 271-6161 0800 007 667 Odyssey For Sale by Tender 0800 007 667 or 870-2922a/h Massey Ferguson 175 or visit us at Shuttle Tree Surgeon CAREGIVERS needed 4WD c/w Loader www.qualitypics.co.nz COLIN PATERSON Stump Removal for Helen in own As is where is BUILDERS available, home, permanent Written Tender Only $40 plus GST per Ph/Fax 870870---19041904 § Highly qualified part time, morning Te Awamutu based Forms and inspection hour. Phone Lance Te Awamutu based § Quality guaranteed shifts, afternoon Personalised available at (027) 256-6622 or a/h shifts, overnights, Luxury Shuttle Service Otorohanga Machinery 870-1441 or Kane (07) Ph Mike at FRASERS weekends. Phone (07) All centres Maniapoto Street 825-9000. 823-6642. Door to door service 0800-888-121 Otorohanga Airport pick up/drop off PAMPHLET deliverer Tender closes needed for Pakura CARPET Charters WATERBLASTING September 30 2004. Discounts Street area. Phone Houses Driveways Vicky 871-3484. CLEAN ING FREEPHONE Cowsheds GRAZING IICRC Approved 0800 Odyssey Farm Buildings WE ALWAYS AVAILABLE 0800 639773 Machinery Odd Jobs WELCOME... Phone (0274) 796-033 Letters to the Editor HAYBALES for sale, Wedding Photos PAVING AND MINI 100 good quality, $6 a Sports Reports DIGGER HIRE WINDOWS. Phone bale. Phone 871-9895 Ultra Clean. Phone Coming Events etc. class002
or (021) 616-648. Driveways Patios 871-6662. Phone ULTRA CLEAN Siteworks etc 871-5151 HAYLAGE for sale, ULTRA CLEAN conventional bales, Phone 871-6662 or Quality work SITUATIONS VACANT (0274) 984-465 $10 each. Phone 871- Phone (021) 188-0238 1920. CEILINGS and Walls. PC PROBLEMS? Phone Ultra Clean NO fix, no fee, repairs LIVESTOCK 871-6662. from experienced local WANTED IT professional. Mo- CLARKE’S bile upgrades, repairs CARPET and installations ser- AC PETFOODS CLEANING vice. No call out fees! Phone Matt (021) For your carpet and Now Buying 261-5277 or 870-3038. Horses upholstery cleaning Phone Keith, 0800-834-222 mobile Wallpapering, (025) 280-0790 Interior and or 871-4930 LIVESTOCK WANTED We aim to please Exterior Painting,
Airless Spraying. BONER COWS WANTED EXTERIOR house cleaning. Phone Ultra Contact Dave Rowe Clean 871-6662. Painter and Decorator Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment on 871 7710 GARDENER, Ron or (027) 290-8776. Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Elder, for all mainte- nance. Ph 871-4282. Also empty heifers and potter bulls SPOUTING replaced WATERBLASTING. Marley, $23 per me- Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Phone Ultra Clean tre, fitted inc GST. Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 871-6662 Call Tony 871-3620. Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, September 21, 2004 PAGE 21 SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT VACANT MILKING MACHINE TESTER CLEANER TMC requires the service of a competent and REQUIRED HOME BASED NEED A PART reliable milking machine tester to join our TELTELEEEMARKETERMARKETER Maihihi School TIIME JOB? busy team. Required for enjoyable 15 hours per week, life style product If you’re thinking about Customer service skills are paramount in plus holiday cleans, going back to work, dealing with our large client base. Part time only can’t make it full time start term 4, 2004. All applications are treated in confidence Base plus commission but would like some- Please phone Maihihi Structure discussed Please apply in writing, including CV’s to: thing part time to School office (07) 873-2887, at time of interview sharpen your wits on, Te Awamutu Milking Machines after hours Principal think about market PO Box 2, Te Awamutu Charles Gibson Please forward CV to: Home Based research interviewing or alternatively to [email protected] (07) 873-8302 or BOT Chairperson, C/- PO Box 1 and earn extra $$$$$. Garry Voogt (07) 873-2701. Te Awamutu Most of our work is in the weekend and you DIESEL will need: MECHANIC STOREPERSON MECHANIC Good communication Mainly COF repairs, Internal promotion has skills brake re-lines and left a vacancy for a An interest in meeting general mechanical reliable, mechanically “fix-it” type work. minded person to join people Good working the small friendly team Your own car
conditions and rates in our Engineering We have good pay of pay for a competent Supplies Retail Store. and mileage rates self starter looking for For an interview and you will receive that great place to work. please phone Euan ongoing training and Berry in our STEWART support as part of our Building Supply Applications please to & CAVALIER - team John Stewart. TRADEZONE STORE STEWART & Phone 871-7062 Ph Anne 870-3441 Retail CAVALIER Timber Panels Cement MECHANICAL Phone 871-7062. SITUATIONS VACANT Mouldings And much more CASUAL WORK FITTER WWELDERELDER
We are seeking a team member to work casual We have an opportunity weekend hours selling our extensive range of for an experienced Fitter Welder to come on board building products including timber, panel, and in Te Awamutu. The consumables to both our trade and home improvement customers. The job has huge position involves new We are seeking a motivated and energetic fabrication work and variety and interest. person to manage a street cleaning contract, We welcome applications particularly from those repair of existing, in the supervising and working alongside a small Transport and who have experience in our industry, and age is team of disabled adults. no barrier. The essentials are a commitment to Agricultural Engineering The position is based in Cambridge and would excellent customer service and being a team Industry. The work is suit someone used to outdoor work and player. If you have these, we could teach you the interesting and varied early starts. rest. with ample overtime CARRERA available. Applicants must have a clean drivers license As part of the Bunnings organisation we provide and be experienced in towing a trailer. you with a satisfying, safe and rewarding work Enquiries please to Darryl Haworth. Previous experience in working with experience that includes training, career options, SPORT RACING disabled people in a range of environments superannuation and buying privileges. STEWART & CAVALIER LTD would be an advantage. I look forward to hearing from you Phone 871-7062. Keith Norris - Manager PORSCHE MECHANIC To obtain an application pack contact: SECURITY officers - Deryl Penjueli, Recruitment Consultant [email protected] Phone (07) 870-1300 Tel 871-5187/Fax 871-8889 Do you excel in the automotive field with a real are needed! You can gain this qualification [email protected] WE ARE THE BENCHMARK OF THE INDUSTRY! passion for sports cars? We are looking for a sen- ior mechanic, fabricator or engineer to play a vital by correspondence for Applications close: role in our successful race support team working just $640. Phone 4.00pm Wednesday, October 6, 2004 predominantly on Porsches and involving both 0800-800-043. Please note that curriculum vitaes will not be returned race preparation and servicing in the workshop and support at the racetrack. SITUATIONS VACANT You will also be involved with servicing and repairing all types of Porsches for our customers who have come to appreciate the high standard of service and skill that you will offer as part of the Europacific team. You will need to have a least five years automotive experience and be able to operate under pressure. You will be a team player who can be flexible as required to get the job done. A sense of humour will help too.
WORKSHOP ASSISTANT
We are looking for a workshop assistant to carry out general duties in our busy Porsche Service Centre located at Pirongia. This would suit a school leaver who has a real interest in the automotive trade. You will needs lots of enthusiasm and a positive can-do attitude and be able to work well as part of a team. You will need to be prepared to tackle a wide variety of tasks, but training will be given where required.
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR
We are looking for an office administrator/ accountant/wonder worker to help out in our office supporting a busy Porsche Service and Parts Centre. This will be a difficult job requiring a determined individual to set up and run systems within our office. The position could be part time or full time to suit the right person. It will be challenging, but the future could be really bright.
For any of the above positions please apply in writing with your CV and contact details to: Steve Rasmussen, Europacific PO Box 97- Te Awamutu [email protected]
APPLICATIONS CLOSE OCTOBER 8, 2004
PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, September 21, 2004 THE THEATRE BEAUTIFUL SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS regent3.itgo.com VACANT RUBY & QUENTIN M TUE 7.30, WED 7.35, THU 7.30, SSPPRREEAADDEERR DDRRIIVVEERR FRI 7.35, SAT 8.05, SUN 7.05 WWAANNTTEEDD Kihikihi DODGEBALL M TUE 5.40 & 7.40, WED 1.40 & 7.45, Experienced driver sought for prestigious THU 8.10. FRI 1.40 & 8.15, SAT 4.30 & 8.30, SUN 5.30 & 7.30 truck. Truck and trailer licence required. After six great years Carlene is leaving us to Prefer agricultural background. pursue a new career, PRINCESS DIARIES 2: ROYAL ENGAGEMENT G TUE 1.20 & Excellent conditions ~ great boss we would like to take 3.30, WED 1.20, 3.30 & 5.40, THU & FRI 1.30. 3.40 & 5.50, Call David at this opportunity to SAT 1.50 & 6.10, SUN 12.50 & 3.00 PRECISION SPREAD (0274) 845-326 thank her for all she has done, and to wish S H R E K 2 PG LAST 2 WEEKS. TUE 1.40, WED 5.20, THU 1.40 her well. MOTOR VEHICLE GROOMER We are a busy bakery HOME ON THE RANGE G TUE & WED 10.00, 11.40 & 3.55, and we are looking for THU & FRI 10.00, 11.50 & 3.50, SAT 12.20 & 2.15, SUN 11.20 We have a position available for a Car Groomer/ someone who enjoys & 1.15 Detailer for our busy Te Awamutu Dealership. working at pace in a friendly team envi- The applicant should have previous grooming GARFIELD G TUE & WED 10.20, 11.55 & 3.40, THU & FRI 9.50, ronment. 11.40 & 4.20, SAT 12.00 & 4.10, SUN 11.00 & 3.10 experience, a clean drivers license and a This position includes willing ‘can do’ attitude. food preparation and THE VILLAGE M TUE 7.30, WED 7.25, THU 7.40, FRI 7.45, If you are reliable, honest and extremely customer service. SAT 8.00, SUN 7.00 motivated and possess the above mentioned Hours and days are on qualities please apply in writing including your a roster system and TUE & WED 10.10, 12.05, 2.00 & 5.30, include some weekend SHARK TALE PG CV and references to: work. Full training THU & FRI 10.20, 12.20, 2.20 & 6.15, SAT 12.30, 2.30 & 6.30, The Branch Manager will be given to the SUN 11.30, 1.30 & 3.30 P O Box 334, Te Awamutu successful applicant. Please apply THE BOURNE SUPREMACY M TUE 5.15 & 7.20, WED 7.15,
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