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Clocks back SH3 interchange New Zealand’s daylight saving period for 2015-2016 ends this Sunday, April 3, when clocks are turned back one hour from 3am to Wetlands make way for safety improvements 2am. People will probably find it more convenient to put their clocks back an hour before going to bed on Saturday night. As well as changing clocks, the end of daylight saving is an opportune time for people to check their household emergency plans, survival items and home smoke alarms. Good luck for awards Several local individuals and businesses are finalists in the Wedding Industry Awards being held this evening at Novotel Rotorua. Amongst them are: Stylequeen Bridal & Formal Wear for oustanding bridal attire, Lee Smith for oustanding makeup artist, Iona van der Pasch for outstanding florist, Kylie McKay for oustanding marriage celebrant and Vilagrad Winery in the People’s Choice category. More about Maungatautari Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari is an exciting place to visit, offering scenic hikes, bush walks and guided tours through the APRILFOOLCREATIONS abundant flowering bushes, ARTIST impression of the SH3/Jary Road/Lake Rotopiko Interchange. trees and plants. BY DEAN TAYLOR way systems, segregated on and Trucks and other heavy minutes to the commute time General manager John off ramps and over and under vehicles will have their own lane between Te Awamutu and Simmons will address Te Continued damage to the cen- bridges to make travelling safer. — limited to 70km/h — and new Ohaupo. Awamutu Continuing tral safety fence between Jary The first interchange is by-pass lanes will be built for Once all the interchanges were Education Group’s meeting and McFall Roads has prompted planned for Jary Road to McFall agricultural machinery and any completed, SCAM expect the com- next Wednesday, talking the Safety Committee of Auto- Road and will provide access to vintage or slow vehicles, or mute time from Te Awamutu to about species of native motive Movement (SCAM) to Lake Rotopiko (Serpentine people who wish to drive at Hamilton would be about an hour. birds and other creatures in recommend a drastic new inter- Lakes) — the high profile 50km/h. Miss Fortune says such a the sanctuary, and past and change. wetlands of national importance. Part of the interchange will travel time would likely put many future developments at Committee chair Mary For- Miss Fortune says the system cross the Lake Rotopiko reserve people off making the trip, reduc- Maunga. tune says motorists in the Wai- of roads will provide SH3 travel- — although not the waterway ing traffic on the road and there- See ad inside today’s kato cannot be trusted to drive lers with unhindered right of way itself. fore reducing accidents, injury edition for more details. correctly, so SCAM is proposing a north and south, although the Miss Fortune says if approved, and deaths. series of interchanges, with speed limit will obviously need to total cost of the project would be “In other words, our mission median and side barriers, one be dropped to 80km/h. enormous and it would add 5 to 10 would be complete,” she says.

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Audit | Tax | Advisory www.crowehorwath.co.nz/te-awamutu *conditions apply 2 Te Awamutu Courier Friday, April 1, 2016 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CourierTe Awamutu Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 Road madness makes it less safe Your community newspaper for over 100 years. I note the abusive tactics of side will no longer shop in Te the lack of access. There are for more important Circulated free to 14,055 homes through Te Awamutu the road controlling authority Awamutu as they take a risk Who would want to live next issues related to the safety of for SH3. The installation of side when trying to make ‘U’ turns to a rat trap? SH3 without adding wire bar- and surrounding districts. barriers, also known as ‘spite into traffic. The only reasonable protest riers which are unforgiving and CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) strips’ by those who know about Instead they will simply action that can be taken is for all down right dangerous. property and roads, and the drive to Hamilton to shop and residents/readers to make an Another observation I make We welcome letters - preferably via email. They installation of more center wire face a complicated turning trick effort to write to their MP and to is that this road has been should be under 300 words and must have the barriers, will make the road far to get in their gate. the Minister of Transport, resealed as five lanes, but only sender’s name, address and phone number. No less safe and the medieval tor- Likewise those on the eastern Simon Bridges, freepost. marked as three. This is what pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be ture machines will more than side will mostly have to negoti- Without pressure from these happens when government withheld in special circumstances at the discretion inconvenience those who must ate a dangerous path with ex- representatives the controlling agencies are given too much of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged access the road. cessive distance to get home. All authority will simply do as it public money to throw around. and may be edited, abridged or discarded. Those living on the western of that land will de-value due to pleases. JAMES PARLANE MANAGER Alan Price [email protected] It’s asking Fearful of CCO bureaucracy EDITORIAL Dean Taylor (editor) Councillors Vern Wilson yet most councillors feel confi- Why have a community en- [email protected] for trouble and Clare St Pierre’s letters to dent enough to vote to an gagement strategy if it is going Cathy Asplin (journalist) the Courier on why they voted agreement in principle to the to be ignored? [email protected] I feel compelled to write this against the waters CCO cover a concept. Perhaps they think the Colin Thorsen (journalist) letter as I can’t understand why lot of the concerns that are held Once again Council has com- wider community cant under- [email protected] have they removed more of the within the community. pletely ignored their own com- stand complex projects and passing lanes between Te Awa- A big fear amongst some of munity engagement strategy cant make rational judgements. ADVERTISING Dorinda Williams mutu and Hamilton. the community is that over that states ‘on major issues The CCO project is probably [email protected] Obviously who’s ever idea it time the CCO could become an community engagement will the major item that the com- was doesn’t use that road on a overblown bureaucratic organ- take place at the beginning of munity will have to make a Ange Holt daily basis. isation that the community has the project’. decision on within the next [email protected] I travel to Hamilton every day. lost control of. It appears Council think that 20-30 years as it not only Bookings They first removed the pass- Council have had no con- community engagement means includes water but also waste [email protected] ing lane just as you leave Te sultation or feed back with the they tell the community what water. CLASSIFIEDS Awamutu and shortened the community over this project, they are doing and that’s it. KEN GEORGE Rhonda Oosterman, others before Ohaupo and now Tania Cortesi-Western, they have shortened the one just Julie Montague north of Ohaupo. [email protected] There is going to be more Thanks to Relay For Life participants crashes I feel as people are all On behalf of the Waikato/ Mystery Creek Events Centre. excess of $120,000 this year. DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 jockeying for position to get past Bay of Plenty Cancer Society, I Thank you also to our won- This money will stay in the POSTAL ADDRESS the slower cars as they know they would like to extend a huge derful sponsors, staff, event vol- Waikato/Bay of Plenty region 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 haven’t got much time/space to thank you to everyone who unteers, and lastly the teams and help the Cancer Society to OFFICE HOURS overtake, so everyone is rushing supported Relay For Life 2016. that participated in the event provide supportive care for Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm the others or squeezing in at the Our volunteer organising and those who donated funds to people with all types of cancer, PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 end of the passing lane because committee worked hard to de- them. fund vital cancer research and they have run out of road/time. liver a fantastic event packed Final figures are still being deliver cancer education and Basically it’s asking for with superb entertainment and tallied, but we are thrilled to advocacy. 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BY DEAN TAYLOR and Te Awamutu Inter- arranged a couple of having the right gear mediate. sessions for the Te Awa- gives the children more A large number of They made newsletters mutu girls to speak to confidence and helps Auckland youngsters and distributed them to groups about their swim- them progress faster. from Glen Innes School their swim club team- ming experiences — such When many schools have been enjoying their mates, as well as St Peters as the commitment to are closing their pools, swimming lessons this Swim Club and Fairfield training and the time his school has chosen to long summer, thanks to Swim Club, which they spent competing. keep theirs and they the foresight and generos- often compete against, Samantha and bring in professional ity of Te Awamutu sisters and also took to social Michaela also took to the swimming coaches to Samantha (11) and media to spread the mess- pool and passed on some take intensive two week Michaela (10) White. age. tips and tricks for being a lessons for all Year 3-6 A couple of months ago Over just three weeks better swimmer — such students, supplemented their mum Trina was the girls not only collected as stroke techniques and by teachers taking reading an article on the 71 pairs of togs, but also 35 how to tumble turn. lessons. internet about Glen Innes towels, four pairs of They turned down an Teachers are School families not being goggles, four caps, eight invitation to have a slap- supported through pro- able to afford togs. rashshirts and four togs up lunch with the grown- fessional development. Students enjoyed their bags. ups — instead choosing to Mr Hendrick said the swimming lessons, but They were all cleaned join their new friends in generosity of Samantha had to make do with — although some were the playground for the and Michaela will extend shorts, T-shirts and a new and unused — and break. far beyond his school. range of other items of packed them up to send to The girls describe it as The donation clothing. the school. an amazing experience exceeded their needs, but Samantha and It was then Glen Innes and loved making lots of many nearby schools are Michaela are both com- School principal new friends and seeing a in a similar position, so petitive swimmers for the Jonathan Hendrick different part of New Zea- he says other youngsters Te Awamutu Swimming invited the girls to spend land school life. will also be receiving new Club and they the day at his school, Mr Hendrick told the togs and swimming gear brainstormed some ideas present the togs and speak Courier his school was thanks to the girls. to get some togs together to his children. blessed Samantha and He says the visit by and help the kids at Glen While the thought was Michaela had made such Samantha and Michaela Innes. a bit daunting for the two an effort on behalf of his was inspirational for Committed to the youngsters they students. some of his students and cause, the girls first put embraced the invitation He said swimming was it was wonderful to have the message out through and spent a day at the important at his school — the interaction between their schools — St school. especially as the city is young people from differ- Patrick’s Catholic School Mr Hendrick had flanked by beaches — and ent walks of life.

ONLY 4 ONLY 4 UNITS LEFT IN UNITS LEFT IN FINAL STAGES OF ‘THE VIEWS’ FINAL STAGE Interest in the third and final stage of Cambridge’s ‘The this third stage, and we are finding the units are being Views on Vogel’ retirement village has been high, to the snapped up. What appeals to people coming into the extent that there are now only four units left. village in its final stage is there’s now an established ‘The Views’ is Cambridge Resthaven community’s community, so there is already that essence of village newest expansion and, when completed, will have 46 life. At the same time, there’s the benefit of moving into units. An idyllic location, beautifully laid out and only a a brand new unit.” 10 minute stroll from the Cambridge town centre, yet it’s Mr Hall said other things that really stand out for people on the edge of town so there’s a relaxing rural feel when when they come into the village are the friendly you come up the driveway and arrive at the village. welcome they receive and the number of social David Hall, Cambridge Resthaven CEO said, “Strong activities on offer. And the pool and gym at the Village sales through the first two stages have continued with Centre are definitely drawcards too!

If you would like to receive an information pack or come and see THE VIEWS The Views on Vogel, 4 Vogel Street, Cambridge for yourself please RESTHAVEN ON VOGEL Phone 07 827 6097 | www.resthaven.org.nz 4 Te Awamutu Courier Friday, April 1, 2016

WHAT’S HOT Water restriction lifted

Water restrictions have three summers that we Restrictions being lifted in and always will be a commun- been lifted across Hamilton haven’t moved to Alert Level Waipa has come at the same ity responsibility. WHAT’S NOT City, Waikato District and 3 and had a complete sprink- time as the operation of the “The hot summer season Waipa District. ler ban in place.” new bore in Frontier Road. may be behind us but it’s still Recent rain and cooler “These positive results The bore, which was sunk important we use water re- temperatures mean reser- were a mixture of experienc- late last year, will begin sup- sponsibly.” HOT voirs across the region are ing rain at crucial points and plying the town this week and ■ RSA bus trip to Taupo: great value replenishing and keeping up a great effort from the com- can top up the town supply by ■ The Smart Water Starts with with a Lake Cruise, morning tea and with current demand. munity,” he said. 1.2 million litres of water per You! sub-regional summer lunch for $40. Let’s have more! Waipa District Council “Whether it was observing day — enough to service 1000 campaign aims to make long- water services manager Tony the alert level rules or telling households. term change to how we use ■ Hikitia Hewitt and Te Awamutu Hale said demand across Wai- us about someone who Council are interested to water and is a joint venture Community Link for organising youth pa district had been lower wasn’t, the community were see how the bore will support between Hamilton City Council, seminar. Young people were able to than previous summers. certainly playing their part in water demand next summer, Waikato District Council and meet with training, employment and “This is the first time in saving water.” but say conserving water is Waipa District Council. social service organisations. ■ Kind, honest person who handed in my wallet that I left in trolley at Get that flu jab Check Sanctuary supermarket. NOT Mountain these If you are aged 65 years or over Influenza vaccinations are free ■ Cyclists riding 4-5 abreast on Bayley you should consider getting from your doctor or nurse, from Road with their support vehicle driving annual influenza immunisation March until the end of July, if you school holidays around a blind corner beside them! — it’s available free from your are in one of these groups: ■ doctor or nurse. • People aged 65 and over. Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari is Noisy groups letting off booming Influenza or ‘the flu’ isn’t just a • Anyone under 65 years of age running a ‘kids go free’ promotion these fireworks amongst the family groups bad cold — it is a serious disease (including children) with long- school holidays (Saturday, April 16 – Sunday, camping at DOC Arohena camp, Lake that can put people of any age or term health conditions such as May 1). Arapuni. state of health in bed for a week or heart disease, stroke, diabetes, Two children up to the age of 16 can go free ■ more, lead to complications such respiratory disease (including to the Southern Enclosure with every paying Flies crawling over uncovered as pneumonia or organ failure, a asthma), kidney disease and most adult. pastries on bakery display cabinet. stay in hospital or even death. cancers. There is also a competition to win a family When approached staff took the atti- As you age, the risk from • Pregnant women (at any stage of guided tour to the Tautari Wetlands. tude that they ‘only worked there’. influenza complications in- pregnancy). Take your best family photo and post it to creases, no matter how fit or • Children aged from six months your own facebook page, make sure you like healthy you think you are. and up to four years of age who Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari’s TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. The influenza virus spreads have been hospitalised for respir- facebook page and tag them in your post along easily and can be anywhere. It atory illness or have a history of with your caption. Send to 021 241 4568 could be coming from a col- significant respiratory illness. All photo uploads go into the draw to win league’s cough or sneeze, hiding For advice about influenza im- the family guided tour to learn about the EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. on a shopping trundler or waiting munisation visit importance of restoring our wetlands and on the bus or your friends or www.fightflu.co.nz or call 0800 why they are an integral part of our eco- Send to [email protected] wha¯nau may be carrying it. IMMUNE. system. This is also where the endangered There’s no need for you to The influenza vaccine is a species the takahe reside and where the DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. suffer the misery of flu this year. prescription medicine. Talk to tuatara can be viewed in their natural An annual vaccination is your your doctor or nurse today about habitat. Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street best protection from the flu virus. the benefits and possible risks.

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Ray White Te Awamutu is celebrating an extremely successful year after picking up activities of high performers through the areas of sales and property management that is numerous awards at the Ray White New Zealand National Conference at the SkyCity linked to and engaged with customer service. Convention Centre. Keynote speakers at the Ray White conference were Alison Mau, Steve Hansen and Nigel Principal/Owner Gregg Tickelpenny says the Te Awamutu office punched well above its Latta, with Julie Ryan and a compliance presentation on Health and Safety. weight finishing the 2015 year ranked No.12 nationally for office turnover. Ray White recognises the important role compliance plays in each transaction. “This is a great achievement for a provincial office.” Every stakeholder who comes into contact with Ray White can be assured, through Awards were collected in the following categories: Office - No.5 Business Growth NZ; Office ongoing compliance training programmes, that they are working with best practice in Administrator of the Year NZ - Gayle Hobbs; Rural Salesperson Of The Year NZ - Neville the real estate industry. Kemp; No. 16 Supreme Growth NZ - Neville Kemp; No.19 Supreme Growth - Kirstie McGrail; The Ray White Group has 1,451 sales members, 300 property managers operating Customer Satisfaction Award - Kirstie McGrail; No.18 Supreme Growth - Lisa McBeth. through 145 locally-owned community-based offices. Te Awamutu had four members — Neville Kemp, Kirstie McGrail, Lisa McBeth, Mairi Gray — The Ray White Group provides a full range of training for them, including accelerate, all achieve Elite Status for the 2015 year, a recognition of being in the top 100 salespeople business mentoring, financial, high performance and technology pillars within the group’s in Ray White New Zealand. training system. Carol Ryan and John Rothery (Otorohanga) also achieved Executive Status. Ray White is licensed under the REAA and is a member of the Real Estate Institute of New Ray White New Zealand takes pride in its recognition system, which acknowledges the Zealand.

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Te Awamutu College your input students leaders recently addressed the school assembly, outlining their roles and goals for 2016. Head student Morgan Karl is studying Sports Science, Chemistry, Drama, Health, Mathematics and Statistics. Sport has been a lifelong JO RUSLING passion for Morgan, especi- TE AWAMUTU COMMUNITY BOARD ally netball, tennis and vol- leyball, but she also loves During the public fo- bench seats provided dancing and drama. rum there was a sug- by the Community “My goals this year are to gestion from Ken Board have now been pass NCEA Level 3 endorsed George to address the installed around with Merit or higher and branding of Te Awa- Ngaroto and the fourth make the most out of my last mutu by having more will be installed when a year. Next year I hope to murals visible in the decision has been attend Wintec and begin area that represent the made about its place- training to be a nurse.” Waipa area. ment. Head student Tyra Todd is There was a positive The Service Deliv- studying English, Mathemat- TC300316CA06 response to this sug- ery Report from the ics with Calculus, Physics, TE AWAMUTU College head students (from left) Joshua Coffin, Tyra Todd, Morgan Karl gestion, it was pointed Waipa District Council Accounting and Performance and Jonny Beaver. out that there is cur- shows plans to improve Music. Her main goal this rently a study being the gateway into Te year is to achieve NCEA be active. My goal this year is to students on the Board of undertaken through the Awamutu from Ohaupo Level 3 endorsed with Excel- “My main sport is ath- achieve Level 3 with Merit Trustees, a group of individ- Chamber of Commerce Road starting with an lence. letics and my preferred and make the 2016 Waikato uals in charge of governing the on the Waipa district assessment of trees in “I am very passionate events are 800m and 400m. My U18 rugby squad. school’s strategic direction. and hopefully the re- need of pruning to tidy about leadership and music. I goal this year is to achieve “Along with a lot of other “The subjects I am taking this sults will help with up and improve visibly am a member of the school University Entrance and a personal goals I am looking to year are English, Mathematics direction of this idea. of signage. band and have been playing medal in the NZ Secondary achieve throughout the year, and Statistics, History, Geog- Ray Milner, Waipa Numbers continue clarinet for seven years. This Schools’ athletics in Decem- I aim to represent Te Awa- raphy, Drama and Economics. Networks chief execu- to show high use of the year I want to do the best job I ber. Something I want to take mutu College at the highest “My goals are to get NCEA tive, provided a pro- public library with ex- can as one of the four Head from the Head Student role at level within my sport and to Level 2 endorsed with Merit or gress report on the new cellent feedback of the Students in 2016. I want to the end of the year is being a be the best Head Student I Excellence and become a 110,000 volt line for Te programmes offered to help our school have a year confident speaker as my first can.” prominent student leader in Awamutu. our young readers. that we can be proud of. Next ever speech was in front of the school by taking up a range There are 14,000 Whilst visiting the year I am hoping to go to the whole school (over 1100 Bradley of opportunities. Some of my customers within the library be sure to call by Waikato University to study students).” Gielen is interests include acting and area which will guaran- the museum to visit the finance.” Head student Joshua Cof- the Te Awa- performing, target shooting tee a huge improve- ‘Tears of Our Fallen’ Head student Jonny fin is studying Chemistry, mutu Col- and a range of outdoor activi- ment in customer ser- installation which is on Beaver is studying Mathe- Sports Science, English, lege ties.” vice with an estimated display until April 30. matics and Statistics, Sports Mathematics and Statistics, Student increase of two dollars Remember all public Science, Earth and Space Sport and Recreation Studies. Representa- ■ Turn to College Connectionz in per week per customer. are welcome to attend Science, Geography, Sport “I love my sport, especially tive for the centre of today’s issue for It is anticipated to be in our meeting, the next and Recreation Studies. rugby and touch. I am also 2016. more about Te Awamutu College operation by June community board meet- He enjoys a variety of involved in many other “My role is achievement, student leadership 2016. ing is Tuesday, April sports and love to get out and sports and love the outdoors. to represent and helpful information. Three out of four 12.

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Farming peat soils he first step of a new Research. The goal is to gather farmer-led programme to significant data from farmed Tbetter quantify nutrient peat soils to quantify the loss from Waikato peat soils is nutrients lost from peat. underway with a long term goal “The knowledge gap of to improve sustainable nutrient how nutrients move through management in the region. peat soils into waterways has AgResearch’s Dr Gina meant that regulators are Lucci says peat soils are notori- treating peat in the default ously difficult to manage be- position of high risk and that cause they have high organic can have significant effect on a matter content, low nutrient farms effluent management levels and water table requirements,” says dairy fluctuations. As a result they farmer and project chairman behave differently from mineral Ian Taylor. soils in nutrient transformations “For example the required and cycling. size of a lagoon in an area of Many dairy farmers in the high risk is three to four times Waikato are facing strict new the size required in an area of rules around dairy effluent stor- low risk. In this case lack of age because the peat soils have good science was having a been classified as having a high direct effect on farm costs, so risk for effluent irrigation. Fur- we got the project together to thermore, their management is get questions answered rather under the spotlight with the than relying on assumptions.” implementation of the National Freshwater Policy Statement. ■ Find out more about the Dr Lucci, heads the re- project and how to farm peat search project and says until soil at a field day at Flaxmill Landcare field day now there’s been little research Road, Orini Downs, Tuesday, on peat soils in their natural April 12, 10.30am - 1.30pm ommunity groups The main purpose of the day is state, and even less on those (including lunch). Topics in- involved in caring for for landcare and other com- soils that have been farmed for clude classifying Waikato peat C the land are being munity groups to share ideas, 50 years or more and which soils, nitrogen responses, invited to a landcare networking discuss issues and learn from could have changed in compo- effluent management and field day, organised by Waikato each other. sition. farmer innovation. Regional Council in conjunction Besides discussions at the hall, The three-year, $490,000 with the Te Pahu Landcare there will also be discussions project is a collaboration with ABOVE right, from left: Group, starting at 9.30am on alongside the Kaniwhaniwha local farmers, the Ministry for Project chairman Ian Tay- Wednesday, April 6 in the Te Stream and other outdoor sites. Primary Industries through the lor, dairy farmer Harry Pahu Community Hall. Sustainable Farming Fund, Rich, AgResearch scien- Landcare groups are ■ For more information DairyNZ, Ballance Agri- tist Gina Lucci and partnerships where people contact Bala Tikkisetty or Nutrients, the Waikato Re- DairyNZ North Waikato work together to take action on Georgina Murphy on 0800 800 gional Council and Landcare regional leader Phil Irvine. local environmental issues 401.

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They table-toppers Otoro- were left to rue some hanga. small errors that could The Anthony Wise- have seen a very differ- captained Otorohanga ent result, including a outfit had clocked up pass from centurion 103 points in the first Tora that drifted for- two rounds but hit a ward in front of Esera motivated Sports side Esera who had a clear celebrating the 100th run to the tryline on game of veteran Inoke the end of a 60 metre (Tuibua) Tora in a breakout by midfielder hard-hitting encoun- Apimeleki Mocekula. ter. Nonetheless, Sports The first 20 minutes should be supremely went scoreless at happy with their Albert Park on efforts to all but upset Thursday night, both the early competition sides struggling in leaders. greasy conditions Number-eight TC010416FP10 before fullback John Norman Solofa was SAM GAZE Collier got the scoring huge in a forward pack underway with a pen- TC010416SP10 that stood toe to toe Sam Gaze had to settle for fourth in the elite alty for Te Awamutu ENOKE (Tuibua) TORA played his 100th game for Te Awamutu Sports with the immense men’s cross-country won by world under-23 Sports to lead 3-0. when he took the field against Otorohanga at Albert Park on Saturday. Otorohanga pack, champion Anton Cooper at the Oceania Moun- Sports were forced Pictured in support of the ball-carrier is fullback John Collier who while reserve flanker tain Bike Championships in Queenstown. to play a lot without the kicked two penalties in his team’s three point loss. Cameron Petch held Cooper, the Cannondale professional from ball but their defence his own, forced into the North Canterbury, bounced back after being was immense, holding out the powerful The try was converted by Te Hata unfamiliar locking position due to the well beaten by fellow Kiwi young gun Gaze in the Otorohanga side, who moved the ball Wilbore. injuries. New Zealand Championships the previous week- more as the rain stopped. Collier added another penalty on the Midfielders Mocekula and Tora also end. The home team struck again through stroke of halftime for Sports to lead 14-7. performed well, holding the slick Otoro- Today he out-kicked world number eight Dan lock Simone Uluirasa, who drove over Wilbore reduced the deficit to three hanga backs in check and providing McConnell of Australia after the pair pushed close to the ruck. A penalty to Nanai points with a penalty midway through real punch with ball in hand. clear of Gaze midway through the race on the Naturaga stretched the lead to 11-0. the second half. Sports will be hoping for some good spectacular Skyline course. Otorohanga were sparked into life Already stretched by an increasing news on the injury front next Saturday The leading riders will now freshen up before and lifted the intensity. The defence injury count, Sports lost impressive as they travel to defending champions focussing on the opening round of the UCI World around the ruck edges was ferocious locks Stephen Gardiner and Simione Hamilton Marist, including the poten- Cup in Cairns next month. and their huge forwards looked to Uluirasa to injury, forcing major tial return of first five-eighth It was a race-within-a-race for the Kiwis as stamp their mark. They were rewarded reshuffling in the forwards. Whakataki Cunningham. They will also both men and women vie for a place at the Rio when the host’s defence was finally Otorohanga cashed in, their forward have their fingers crossed that the Olympics, with the Rio qualification period breached in close by prop Ted Tauroa. pack attacking a five metre scrum for a locking injuries are not serious. ending after the second World Cup in Germany. Friday, April 1, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier 11 12 Te Awamutu Courier Friday, April 1, 2016 13 COLLEGE Connectionz Celebration of AcademicExcellence New teachers and On Thursday, March 17 Te Awamutu Vilagrad always provides. 2 and Gina Butler who earned an (LEFT) College held the annual Academic Students earned a Gold (50 - 59), Silver astonishing 130 Excellence Credits at 2015 Year support staff Excellence Evening at Vilagrad Winery. (30 - 49) or Bronze (15 - 29) Medallion NCEA Level 1. They received blazers 12 Gold and Three hundred and ten students, for achieving NCEA Excellence Credits. to wear throughout the year. Distinction parents, caregivers, extended family Distinctions can be gained by achieving Medallion members, staff and Board of Trustees 60 plus credits at Excellence level. (BELOW) 2015 Year 11 Gold Recipients: members gathered to celebrate the Congratulations for topping their year and Distinction Medallion (from left) students’ success, to socialise and levels go to Tyra Todd who earned 86 Recipients (from left) Caitlyn Katrina to have a mouth watering meal that Excellence Credits at NCEA Level Munro, Hamish Berkers, Gina Harris, Butler, Matthew Emmett, Tessa Morgan Karl, Vincent, Dominic Robinson, Taye Bobby Walker, Russ, Georgia Robb, Courtney Committee heads Tyra Todd, Sinclair, Greer Ramsay, Paige Jennifer Coleman, Vanessa Ouwehand, Sinclair, Clare Annalisa Jolly, Pritesh Khatri, Croad. Ella Dempsey, Mierrin Gibbons- Goodhew, Brooke Kerkhof, Kaitlyn Saunders, Natasha Cox.

NEW staff for 2016 are (from left) Liz Parsons (Principal’s PA), Jody Bower (Nurse), Keri Sandford (Payroll Administrator), Eseta Penaia (Dance), Sinéad Kells (English), Shauna Handley (English), Eleanor Porter (English), Rhiannon Thornton (Visual Arts), Sarah Dawson (Mathematics & Statistics), Kayla Humphreys SCHOOL Committee Heads for 2016 are (back, from left) Bobby Walker (Visual Arts). (Health), Clare Croad (Service), Theresa Amituanai (Sport), Rose Allen (Social), Hamish Berkers (Culture), (front, from left) Shannon Tyler (Hokioi), Caitlyn Munro (Environment), Izzy Daniels-McGuire (Kia Tu), Jennifer Sinclair (Ball),(absent - Ella Hopkins, SADD). Who ya gonna call? Te Awamutu College 871 4199 For absences...... 1 Student Centre...... 2 Finance Officer (Katrina Alquist)...... 3 Principal’s PA (Liz Parsons)...... 4 House leaders flying their flags Uniform Shop...... 5 Patricia Avenue Satellite Unit...... 6 Other enquiries/ Reception (Maree Wilson)...... 0 SCHOOL House Leaders for 2016 (from left) EXTENSION NUMBERS Cameron: Ms Trina Roberts, Ellie Dunn, Director of Sports (Keith Bain)...... 237 Health Centre Nurse (Jody Bower)...... 215 Armaan Hussein, Mofid Hussain, Rachel Year 9 Deans (Kylie Davidson/Bob Hollinshead)...... 209 Peehikuru; Gorst: Theresa Amituanai, Angel- Year 10 Deans (Rebecca Legg/Bernard Oliver)...... 210 Rose Campbell, Caleb Tonks, Miss Hanna Year 11 Deans (Kelly Anderson/Cameron Stapleton)...... 211 Reid, Kaea Hepburn; Melrose: Ferne Kewish, Year 12 Deans (Kate Topless/Jason Barnfield)...... 212 Karere Hepburn, Courtney Owen, Tyler-Joel Year 13 Dean (David Prout)...... 213 Guidance Counsellor (Coral Stuart)...... 216 Makaea, Mrs Phillipa Lunjevich; Selwyn: NZQA (Michelle Devlin)...... 246 Matiu Rapana, Hayley Hill, Mr Dave Smith, Careers Adviser (Christine Dickson)...... 231 Rebecca Petch, (absent - Trent Robinson). Centre of Excellence (Michelle Boyde)...... 233 RTLB (David Buchanan)...... 234

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Fraser and Shirley Lord supreme with a two- Open midweek win- The 16 handicapper on 143. under-par 68 in Sunday’s ners were Justin Morris played the perfect shot on Margaret Johnson and club day scramble. with a 70 gross, Lou the par three, eighth hole Elizabeth MacPherson John Darragh annexed Marty 65 nett, Robyn using his trusty seven iron were a further six shots the nett with a hot 66. Norris 43 stableford, in the midweek tourna- off the scorching pace in Leading stableford Johan Hendricks, Colin ment. third spot. scorers were Ivan Riggir, Green, Phil Engelbrecht It was his fourth hole- The day’s scramble Paul Coleman, Ani 39, Graeme Buckley 37. in-one in 17 years, having was won convincingly Bahler all with 39 points, Rain forced the cancel- previously recorded an won by Margaret Gray, Gwenda Meeke on 38, Roy lation of the Veteran ‘ace’ in 1999, 2004 and 2007 who streeted her rivals Greenhalgh, John Tart on scramble. — all at his home club. TC010416SP15 He can now boast ACE golfer Bruce Russ overlooking his beloved holing-in-one on the Stewart Alexander Golf Club course. fourth, eighth (twice) and Foursome Carol blitzes 11th. the best gross round of 79. into the finals, however, The club stalwart, who The club’s representa- Tirau at home on April 3 played off single figures in tive teams are making will be a tough assignment. his heyday, was no one- promising moves in their The division four team, keeps title the golf field shot wonder midweek. He respective divisions of the sponsored by Mitre 10 took out the major prize Waikato interclub cham- Mega Te Awamutu, beat with a sparkling round of pionship. competition leaders Hau- Jane Duggan Runners-up Carol Formosa blitzed the field with 43 61 nett, from Bruce The division three pen- raki 5-4 at Coromandel and Eilleen Pam Hughes and stableford on women’s club day at Stewart Watkinson 64. nant team, sponsored by after trailing 2-1 following Blackwood won the Lynda Morgan Alexander Golf Club. Not even recent coring KBA and A.C Petfoods, the foursomes. Nancy McCormick were three shots off Joint runners-up Margaret Bouma and and greens not fully beat Ngaruawahia 6.5-3.5 Mel Brown’s team cur- Foursomes for the the pace on 151. Leigh Grylls were five points off the pace repaired could prevent at Cambridge to retain rently occupy second second year run- Day one win- with 36 stableford, ahead of Beth Walker Russ and fellow club mem- their unbeaten record after place behind ning at Pirongia ners were Denise and Cheryl Forster on 35 and Ann Ellis 34. bers from shooting good four rounds. Ngahinapouri/Pirongia Golf Club. Goile and Shirley Leading nine hole scorers were Bar- scores. The competition leaders and Hauraki with two The playing Grey with a 75 nett. bara Dench with 17 stableford, Margaret Cliff Gordon topped the had earlier beaten wins, a loss and a draw through cham- Day two winners Alexander 16 and Angie Way 14. stableford with 43 points, Whangamata, Te Aroha with three rounds remain- pions prevailed were Noeline Competition for the day was the second Rod Ward 41 and Neal and Tahuna. ing. Next opponents are with a two round Hancock and Mel round of the Captain’s Trophy and Stew- Johnston 39. 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