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There is no doubt that when somewhere else. He estimates that their future with us. Winston Peters addresses a Grey the Prime Minister’s tax cut would ‘Waipa-Heart of History’ was Power meeting he is among pay a superannuitant’s income for the theme and slogan which was A wicked 18ct friends! two weeks! outlined in the address by Waipa That was certainly the case in Mr Peters also reminded the District councillor Hazel Barnes in 3 stone Te Awamutu last week reports audience that, currently, there is her address to Grey Power’s previ- Alistair Kerr. an intention to cut back on home- ous. diamond ring In a lively address, Mr Peters help time. He promised that NZ Mrs Barnes said the area has warned members (and a large num- First policy for the elderly would such a great historic environment ber of the public), that, given the include more available home-help with pa and battle sites, historic $5799 coming higher living costs, the time, a $10 cap on doctor’s fees, and churches and buildings, peat lakes elderly were facing “two very long concession rates on power and gas. bush areas and streams, each with winters”. The previous two governments, its rich store of memories. He also left them in no doubt he claims, have regarded the She left members in no doubt as that New Zealand First and Win- elderly as “the non-productive sec- to her commitment to preserving ston Peters will very much be a tor”, - as second class citizens. the historical heritage of our dis- significant part of the 2011 General “Who built this country?” he trict, with a particular emphasis on Join us on Facebook Election. asked. He urged the audience to Kihikihi and Te Awamutu areas. Mr Peters reminded his lis- “…refuse to live in poverty” and to As an example of what is being Become a fan teners that as a result of the 2010 use their voting power to change done, she went on to outline the Budget prices will go up by 6% and the system. restoration work on the Temple that, after the GST increase, we He also had some strong criti- Cottage and the Kihikihi Police will be paying an extra 2.5% on cism of the Foreshore and Seabed House, the Pioneer Walk and the everything that we buy. decision. He says that it takes away Pirongia Historic Village develop- He asked “Which of the two ownership from the Crown and ment all done by volunteer labour. Government parties said that puts it out it into ‘no man’s land’. She said that she was encour- stockists they’d raise GST? None!” Now, he says, we don’t know who aged by the positive attitudes and He said that the present Govern- owns our borders. involvement by so many young ment is making much of the tax In reply to questions, he said: people in this work and she cuts, but is saying nothing about • With regard to the Gold Card, we appealed to Grey Power’s elderly GST. need to aggressively push our local members to contribute by That increase will leave people retailers and our bus company to recording their memories of our on a fixed income with even less be involved. district in their youth. discretionary spending than they • Where does the money from the But she feels that, in preserving have now. Emissions Trading Scheme go? our heritage, we need to have a Mr Peters said that, in the light Probably to the “predator nations” clear plan of action and that one BEAMISH of that increase, the 2.2% increase like Russia. When Australia pulled aspect of this is the building of the GEMTIME JEWELLER Layby and on National Super will make little out, we should have done so too. proposed Cultural Centre so that ﬁ nance available difference. • NZ First opposes the sale of major our wonderful store of artefacts 25 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu He pointed out that any tax cut assets to foreign interests unless can be properly housed and pre- Phone (07) 871 6797

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instrument back from a state magnificence of the organ will 7542640AA of disrepair. be on Saturday, June 26 at 4 He has had a long involve- pm with Dr Ron Newton at the ment with music, both choral console. Alice Gower, soprano, and operatic and has devel- will sing ‘I Know that My oped an interest and know- Redeemer Liveth’ and the pro- ledge in the construction of gramme will conclude with pipe organs over thirty five audience participation of years. Handel’s ‘Hallelujah Chorus’ ‘‘The last 60 years of wear from The Messiah. and tear had left the organ The public are encouraged running well below its poten- to bring along their music and tial,’’ Mr Goldsmith says. sing. ‘‘This was compounded by a This first concert is guaran- few critical design faults some teed to have something for of which have been rectified in everyone. stage one and others remain to A spokesperson for ‘St be addressed in the second John’s Presents’ said it is phase. hoped that more public con- ‘‘Whilst the building of this certs will be held in St John’s historically significant organ where the organ and facilities occurred around 1960, the may be used by the public. organ is a mixture of late 1800s Over the next six months, and 1980s pipe work,’’ Mr Gold- there will be an appeal for smith says. funds needed to complete the ‘‘The late 1800s ranks in the second stage of the restoration organ are very beautiful and which is critical to the ongoing can once again be heard mak- sustainability of the organ. ing their original sound as There are three major areas conceived by the early organ of the organ that will need a lot builders.’’ of work and a few additions TC220610SP5 Mr Goldsmith says that the needed to complete the tonal CHRISTOPHER GOLDSMITH in the ‘inners’ of the organ at St diversity of colour and versatility of the instrument. John’s Church. Betta Waste/Dishwashers7532222AA

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Local stables were just the length of a horse away from a clean sweep of all eight races at last Wednesday’s local meeting. Home trackers took out the first five races, before Toughasim from Pukekohe headed home locally trained Gentullah by a length in race 6, the Singleton and Hansen Maiden, with another local Saskee in third. Te Awamutu stables were back in the winner’s circle in the next race, the Brown Pennell TC220610CT02 Accountants 1580m, with GOODLOOKIN AL and Andrew Calder gave Waipa stables their seventh win. the Richard and Chris Otto trained Sleeping Murder a decisive winner, while the same stable produced Goodlookin Al as an even more clearcut winner of the last race, the Magnum Rating 70. The brothers’ training team had earlier notched up the first of three training successes for the day when Holloway took out the VE Veterinary Services Maiden. Goodlookin Al and Holloway were ridden by Andrew Calder, while Leith Innes was aboard Sleeping Murder. Graeme and Mark Sanders started the ball rolling when Final Offer TC220610DT03 claimed the aptly named HOME TRACK QUINELLA: Kevin O’Connor-trained Mainsail (right) ridden Te Awamutu-The Train- by Alan Peard wins the Joy’s Place Bar and Bistro Maiden from Richard and ing Centre Maiden, rid- Chris Otto-trained Logan (centre) ridden by Leith Innes. den by David Walsh. Silence Please, trained Rosetown Holden Rating Bistro Maiden with Main- duced Speeler for a first at Pokuru by Warren 70 at odds of $46.50, for sail, ridden by Alan start win in the SL Com- Lund, had few punters rider Trudy Thornton. Peard. puting and Consulting making celebration Kevin O’Connor Jan Walker saddled up Services Three-Year-Old noises when it headed the notched victory in the another success for local Maiden, ridden by Linsey field home in the Joy’s Place Bar and trainers when she pro- Satherley. 7540261AA Shrink Over Winter with SureSlim

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BY CEANA PRIEST Pirongia’s Baffin Street Gal- NO extra cost lery owner Hilary Ramage just loves the process involved in creating prints. ‘‘It’s wonderful all the different Alena Homes Ltd offers beautiful character homes ways you can create an image. People think it’s just repro- with many added features for one of the most duction — but it’s all to do with an artist’s creativity and individual- competitive m2 rates in the Waikato. ism. It’s terribly exciting.’’ Mrs Ramage has work by well- established New Zealand print As a locally owned family business without ﬂ ash artists. ‘‘I have some stunning work overheads, we can offer you added beneﬁ ts. available from artists who have been print making for many years.’’ Ask for a brochure and see for yourself! Mrs Ramage opened the gallery, which specialises in prints, in 2003 after transforming one side of the double garage to gallery space — but it took a little longer to convince her husband to move his car out so she could take over the other side. Amongst the watercolours, paintings and craft art, Mrs Ramage is exhibiting her own watercolours painted in Kawhia earlier this year. Joined by her daughter and grandchildren, she spent a week at White Heron Retreat enjoying the process of quietly contemplat- ing the light. ‘‘My bed overlooked the harbour, so each morning I would CARA II $236,340 leave the house to catch the light as it changed. ‘‘Also, having my grandchildren occasionally paint with me was special.’’ A lot of the gallery’s customers are Aucklanders using the bypass to travel south and now with Birdsong Gallery opened Mrs Ramage is looking forward to the town being known as an arts destination. ‘‘I believe the new gallery will make a big difference to art in Pirongia. It will bring more TC220610CP01 people into the area because HILARY RAMAGE painting in water colours at Baffin Street Gallery. there’s not just one gallery displaying. This will be really painting and drawing while the Embroiderers’ Guild Conference good for the town.’’ second week will be clay work. in Hamilton and Glen Skein, an Mrs Ramage will be running a Bookings are essential on 871 Australian artist, printmaker and two-week school holiday pro- 9890. bookbinder will be holding a two- SARAH ROSE $240,000 gramme starting Tuesday, July 6. In July an exhibition by Laura day box assemblage workshop in The first week will focus on Hudson will coincide with the September. More choice on the way for Waipa bus travellers

Bus users travelling between Services between Cambridge vided by Go Bus which won an Te Awamutu, Kihikihi and Ham- and Hamilton will also be eight-year tender awarded by ilton will have more choice and a increased. Environment Waikato. greater number of services to The fully air-conditioned buses Waipa District Council’s choose from before the end of the will boast low floors to make manager, road corridor Dawn year. boarding and disembarking Inglis said Environment Waikato And they look set to be riding easier and will conform to the had responded “superbly” to local to and from Hamilton on brand latest fuel emission standards. concerns by providing a more new state-of-the-art buses being They will also be easy to use for flexible timetable and by securing built specifically to service the passengers in wheelchairs, with new buses to service the route. new Waipa timetable. prams or carrying extra luggage. Bus fares were likely to be in ELEANOR $382,400 Before Christmas, passengers The improved service is a line with current pricing, heading to Hamilton and back result of feedback received by although the recently announced will have a choice of eight return Waipa District Council during its GST increase would impact on trips each week day with a link to 10-year planning process. fares, she said. Senior citizens Kihikihi on Tuesday and During that process, local bus would still be able to use their Thursdays. users asked for increased services Super Gold Cards on the new There will be three return trips between their towns and Hamil- service. daily offered on Saturdays, ton city and for more comfortable Further details about the new Sundays and public holidays, buses. service will be announced closer Alena Homes Ltd except for Christmas day. The new service will be pro- to the time. Kids’ motocross postponed Phone 07 838 3928 Fax 07 838 3946 Email: [email protected] Jack Chapman-Lanting’s thinking about how to turn it into The motocross is being held at Website: www.alenahomes.co.nz motocross for kids had to be a positive and trying to make it Parklands Farm Motorcamp postponed on June 13 due to even better. Everything can keep Motocross Track at 1030 State inclement weather. including the 157 spot prizes. But Highway 4 — 10km south of Kihi- Jack’s mother Viv says there the 100 apples donated by Ohaupo kihi opposite Anso Road. 183 Collingwood St, PO Box 19006, Hamilton 3244 was huge interest in the event and Orchard might not make it so we The event will be signposted they were extremely disappointed are baking up a storm and turning from Kihikihi and Otorohanga. It Sales Manager: Lena-Jane Walls 027 583 8392 to have to postpone it until them into apple muffins, cakes, is for children 12 years and under Sunday, July 11. and crumbles to sell at the only. There are two tracks avail-

‘‘But Jack quickly got onto motocross instead.’’ able — one for beginners. 7542598AA 8 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2010 It’s all about Kids!

7542415AA Dame Susan joins campaign

One of New Zealand’s to Relief initiative – which access to immunisations is sporting icons, Dame Susan offers Kiwis a simple way to something we pretty much Devoy, has teamed up with make a real difference for a take for granted. Vicks this winter in an initiat- child in need. ‘‘I was surprised to learn ive to help combat pneu- Each time a specially that pneumonia was the monia – the biggest killer of marked Vicks Road to Relief cause of so many child children under five in devel- product is purchased deaths in developing oping countries between now and August, countries – especially con- According to latest Vicks will pay for one child in sidering it is something that, UNICEF figures pneumonia a developing country to be in many cases, could be kills almost two million chil- immunised against prevented through a simple dren in developing countries measles, to help in the fight measles immunisation,” she every year. against pneumonia. says. Pneumonia is a serious “The Vicks Road to “It is estimated that each and common complication Relief campaign’s ‘buy one year, almost two million chil- of measles and kills more pack, immunise one child’, dren in developing countries children in developing approach means that Kiwis dies from pneumonia.’’ countries than any other purchasing a product for Immunisation can mean illness – more than AIDS, their own family can also million immunisations in the difference between life malaria and measles dramatically help a less for- 2010 alone. and death for a child in a combined. tunate family somewhere A mother of four, Dame developing country and However, the risk of else in the world.’’ Susan says she hopes the more needs to be done to death from pneumonia can All funds raised will go to programme will raise aware- stop the ’lethal’ spread of be significantly reduced if a UNICEF, who will ensure ness and encourage more preventable diseases like child is immunised against that the measles vaccines Kiwi families to become pneumonia.

7541458AA measles. are administered in the involved and prevent more For more information Dame Susan Devoy places where they are most unnecessary suffering in about Vicks Road to Relief says she is proud to be urgently needed. developing countries. visit the website supporting the Vicks Road The goal is to fund two “In New Zealand having www.vicksroadtorelief.com Variety, Solid Gold helping Kiwi kids

Children’s Charity Variety is calling for grant or funding for an organisational need such as educational applications from sick, disabled and disadvantaged Kiwi resources, medical equipment, sports/play/art and cultural kids, their families and child-related organisations nation- equipment, or customised equipment for children with wide. special needs. The charity is teaming up with Solid Gold FM to bring a “But we urge families, schools and child welfare radiothon to New Zealand’s airwaves on August 13-15 to organisations to get their grant applications in quickly - they raise money for the grants. must be received by June 30.’’ Examples of items that may be considered for funding For more information or for an application form go to the include individual children’s needs such as specialised website: www.variety.org.nz or phone Variety office bikes and trikes, specialised/educational toys & equipment, manager, Heather Stevens, 09 520 4111.

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7541555AA 7541663AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2010 9 It’s all about Kids! 7541779AA

7542415AA Help them be wary of web

Children around the globe are growing up in an online world, learning to navigate not just the web, but new rules, emotions and negative experiences. They have reported feeling angry, upset and afraid about negative online experiences in the international Norton Online Family Report. More than half feel some responsibility for their negative online experiences (53% in New Zea- land). Negative online experi- Kids Love Drama Weekly ences included: downloading a virus; Classes: responding to online Parents love scams; having someone Cambridge they don’t know online try to meet them in the real world; the results! Hillcrest having someone try to get Dinsdale them to do something with physical harm in real The Norton Online Fam- Norton Online Family online they thought was life; they saw something ily Report is a good Report, was conducted by Te Awamutu wrong; seeing violent/nude suspicious or inappropriate reminder for parents to plug research company Rototuna images; receiving ‘‘sexts’’ (like horrible images or into their kids’ online lives, if StrategyOne and examines Chartwell of someone they know; websites); they had an they’re not already — children’s actual online being bullied via mobile; email or a pop-up offering a especially with children experiences compared with Matamata being bullied via computer; big prize or asking them to spending an average of parents’ assumptions. or receiving ‘‘sexts’’ of send money; someone was 10% more time online per According to someone they don’t know. threatening or blackmailing month than last year. NetFamilyNews.org Editor 7072101AA Nearly seven in 10 say them; or their social With this year’s report, and ConnectSafely.org co- Helen O’Grady Drama Classes encourage students they would turn to their networking account was Norton also looked at the director Anne Collier, who aged 5-17 to develop conﬁ dence and communication parents if something bad hijacked or hacked into. emotional impact of online collaborated with Norton on happened online (80% in But nearly half think they experiences on children the study, the report ‘‘offers skills. They provide excellent preparation for growing New Zealand) — the aver- are more careful online and their online codes of insights and information up in today’s competitive world. age percentage of children than their parents (37% in conduct. that can empower parents who reported they would be New Zealand). Norton surveyed 2800 worldwide to help kids use They’ll just love it! most likely to turn to par- Twenty per cent say kids and more than 7000 the internet safely and keep ents/guardians if any of the their parents have ‘‘no adults in 14 countries about family communication Phone Andrea on (07) 827 0526 to ﬁ nd out more following happened online: idea’’ what they are doing their online experiences. about technology open and about our classes. someone threatened them online. The resulting study, the ongoing.’’ www.helenogrady.co.nz 10 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2010

TC220610SP10 TC220610PL01 PICTURED are five generations following the arrival of Lucy Louise , first born for KATHERINE Connor and Tony Kylie Edwards and Jethro McKay. She weighed 3000g at birth at Waikato Women’s Samuelson welcome Ella Grace, a sister Maternity Unit and is pictured with Mum, Granma Kathy Rountree, Great Grandfather for Koby. She was born at River Ridge Allen Rountree and Great Great Grandfather Owen Rountree. Birthing Unit weighing 3200g. Family history focus of genealogy fair scheduled for next month

Te Awamutu genealogists Zealand Society of Genealogists. want to find out more about their will have computer access to and those interested in tracing Sandra Metcalfe, a longtime family’s history,” she says. help people seeking research their family histories are being genealogist from Te Awamutu There will be four main detail. We will have free com- encouraged to attend a family and convenor of the organising streams of seminars – Who am I?; puter access to help people history fair being held in Hamil- committee, says the fair, which What can I find?; Where is my seeking research detail and also ton next month. will include a range of seminars, family; and Sharing my past for to explore websites which they The fair – the first of its type exhibits and help desks, has been the future. would normally have to pay for.” to be held in the country - aims to organised to help more people “We will have on-site about 50 There will also be a range of encourage people to take an trace their family roots and so exhibitors and help desks, displays, resource and research interest in and carry out give them a sense of belonging. including the Department of help desks, and online data bases research on their family history. “As well as members of the Internal Affairs with igovt and that can be accessed. It will run over two days, July Genealogy Society, we are the New Zealand the Department For more details see the 17 and 18, at the Kingsgate Hotel, encouraging members of the of Births, Deaths and Marriages, organisation’s website in Te Rapa, and has been organ- public to attend, because we the National Army Museum, and www.nzfamilyhistoryfair.org.n- ised by members of the New know there are many people who the Maori Land Court, and they z.

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7542455AA Domestic - Commercial - Farming mid winter Christmas lunch on Sunday. mid winter luncheon for resi- Phone 872 0300 Te Awamutu Eventide Home was dents. 7543262AA 102 Aubin Close, Pirongia. Ph/Fax: 07 872 8161 opened on June 20, 1970 by Minister of Mrs Quin (98) and Mrs Lang- Mobile: 0274 985 546, 0275 985 546 Health, Hon. D. N. McKay. But the plan- muir (92) have both been at ning for it began years earlier. Freeman Court for the past 10 Mayor Freeman called a meeting of years. people interested in providing rest home The former quipped that it was RETAIL care for the elderly in Te Awamutu. It was felt that there was a need for this lucky they were having the cel- type of care at a price people could af- ebration this year, as she might WHOLESALEWHOLESALE ford. not be around next year. Te Awamutu Lions Club picked up the Residents, staff, family and mantle of major fundraiser and it became friends certainly hope she is - HOMEKILLS an International Lions Project. her sense of humour and good The Lions excelled themselves, with spirits are legendary. committee chairman C.R. Bartrum ‘liv- “Girlie’s always been a happy COMPETITIVE COMMUNITY involvement in the completion of Te Awamutu Eventide Home girl,” says Mrs Langmuir, who • Plumbing • Gas Fitting ing and breathing’ the project, community took many forms. support was generous and the 25-bed the recreation room was built, with dou- eas - improving lighting along corrido did not have far to come herself RATES • Drainage • Roofing facility became a reality. ble doors opening onto the walkway. This rs, when she moved into the home • Spouting • Heating By 1975 capacity was boosted with the provided easier access from one room topainting, papering and fl oor coverings, in 2000. Master completion of the Bryant Wing containing the other. and replacing lining in all the wet rooms. “I was living in a unit in Bank Plumbers • Water Tanks • Plumbing Supplies another 15 beds. In 1997 there was a further renaming Residents rooms are regularly refur- Street. I had bad asthma so In line with changing trends in health- to Freeman Court as it was felt this wasbished. I walked down the hill and • Solar Heating • Waste Treatment Systems care for the elderly, the home was re- more in keeping with the operation of the Phase three, for which tenders will asked them “Please can I come Contact Deane or Mike • Hours 6am to 4pm named Freeman Home in 1983, to help facility. soon be called, is refurbishment of hte here?”. CONGRATULATIONS FREEMAN COURT in distinguishing the home from a rest The following year, it was decided thatkitchen/laundry. Mrs Langmuir has been a Te FOR ALL YOUR MEAT REQUIREMENTS ON YOUR 40 YEARS OF CONTINUING SERVICE home. the nurse/manager would no longer sleep Friday night’s celebration function takes Awamutu Floral Art Group mem- 7542634AA The home was providing care for peo- over but night staff would provide assist-the form of a wine and cheese eveningat ber and once she was at Free- ple who couldn’t get subsidies from the ance to residents where required. 7.30pm. man Court took over responsi- government and costs needed to be kept This meant the fl ats could be convert- “We would welcome anyone who was bility for arranging the fl owers THE MEAT FACTORY down to a price they could afford. ed to three bedrooms and a staff room,involved in any way with the projectto around the home. 7542561AA The trend continued when in 1990 the increasing capacity to 43 bedrooms. build the Eventide Home, or since,” says She also helps out with knit- 29 Lyon Street, Kihikihi. Phone 871 6390 decision was made to make the home Recognising that the home was ap-Chairman of Freeman Court Trust and ting for the annual craft fair and one for the independently able elderly. proaching four decades, a building andevent organiser, Mike Ravenscroft. like most of the residents, makes This was in line with government poli- design review was carried out about fi ve “We’ve been encouraged by the inter- her own bed and does her own cies on subsidies for the elderly and the years ago. est shown in the celebration.” washing. CUTTING THE CAKE: Freeman Court manager Elsie Anderson standards required to be met for subsi- There has been ongoing fundraising Tickets ($5 or koha) are availableb y “The home is for independent joins residents Girlie Quin (centre) and Rhoda Langmuir to cut dised care. towards a $500,000 total refurbishment phoning Freeman Court on 871 5260o r elderly, but there is supported the celebration cake. In 1992 the recreation room was ex- cost. Mr Ravenscroft on 872 1949. living and some residents have tended to accommodate the afternoon Phase one was the exterior of the build- Freeman Your friendly The home has, since its inception, been help with showering,” says Erin She says Freeman Court is a ner to Te Awamutu Motors). activities provided by a diversional thera- ing, with cedar planking replaced whereadministered by a trust board, including Lyford, who has been diversion- happy place and residents are She remembers supporting pist. necessary, the exterior painted and therepresentatives of Combined Churches, al therapist at Freeman Court for well looked after. the Eventide Home fundraising Development continued in 1995 when roof repaired and repainted. local pharmacist St John, CAB, Council, Federated Farm- Mrs Langmuir and her late hus- events and buying raffl es - these a walkway between the dining room and Phase two involved public interior ar- 15 years. ers, service clubs, Te Awamutu RSA and Mrs Langmuir says staff at the band Clive owned Te Awamutu days she feels like “one of the COURT Gracelands. home are “just wonderful”. 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Work commitments ade, working his way up after round two. have taken Te Awamutu the pecking order to Blackbourne, a Com- Sports’ highly rated box- become national junior monwealth Games repre- ing coach Don Whalley coach. sentative, caught the across the Tasman. ‘‘Aryk was fast points up by the middle ‘‘It was a sad time at approaching 100 fights for stages of round three. the recent North Island the club, winning 80 of his The points advantage Golden Gloves Cham- 93 bouts — and he’s only see-sawed, sending the pionship in Rotorua 16.’’ crowd wild in the closing knowing Don and his son Jeffries says Aryk is seconds of the high Aryk were about to leave one hell of a fighter. calibre bout before New our shores,’’ says new ‘‘I only hope he doesn’t Zealand’s most experi- CFP coach Rod Jeffries. turn out in the green and enced 75kg COACH Don Whalley with his successful Te Awamutu Sports’ dominated Waikato boxing team, from ‘‘Don fashioned an gold strip of Australia.’’ welterweight’s finished left, back row: Don Whalley, Sheldon Whalley, Chris Graham (manager); front row: Tyson Whalley, enviable record as club The Te Awamutu ahead. Tyler Jeffries, Luke Jeffries, Aryk Whalley. coach over the past dec- Sports boxers dedicated Aryk Whalley went their bouts at the Golden out in a blaze of glory, Gloves to Don Whalley, stepping up a weight and who was in their corner stopping the much for the last time. vaunted Harry Scaife They responded mag- (Wellington) in the nificently, winning four second round. titles as well as both It was Scaife’s first Tyler Jeffries (junior) loss in three years. and Aryk Whalley Tyler Jeffries beat (youth) collecting most club-mate Sheldon scientific boxer of the Whalley on points in a tournament awards. tough under 60kg final Tyson Whalley very and Luke Jeffries won a nearly claimed a fifth thrilling contest 13-12 on title for the club in what points over Johnathon was reportedly the fight Bass (Tokoroa). of the tournament. The fourth Te Awa- Up against mutu Sports title went to Wellingtonian Joe the very promising Blackbourne, Whalley led Kyrhowe Onehi (11). He up until the last 30 comfortably out pointed seconds. Ezra Meeham, son of Whalley won the first national coach Billy round clearly and still led Meeham, in the under by at least five points 36kg final. magnetic thermals

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BY COLIN THORSEN vince for many years and McLiesh and Nadin one of the instigators of were involved in all A team of ‘hard-case’ the Gold Star Associa- those wins, with bowlers from Te Awa- tion for firemen who McLiesh skipping each mutu emerged outright have served 25 years. time, except 2002 when winners of the Auckland McLiesh took out the the late Des Townley was Provincial Fire Brigades Mal Murphy Trophy for skip. Gold Star Association’s the winning skip, along The latest win for annual bowling tourna- with a fishing trip to Loomb and Jury ment. White Island valued at increases the number of Harold McLiesh $187, making him the times their names (skip), Tom Nadin (3), envy of his team-mates. appear on the trophy to Frank Loomb (2) and Lyn Nadin joked that it is three. Jury (lead) were the only only a one-way ticket (to Composite Te Awa- entry out of 28 teams to White Island) and Loomb mutu/Hamilton teams record a maximum four quipped that it was triumphed in 1985 and wins at Ohope. rather ironic McLiesh 1988, as did a Te Awa- They made a dream should get the fishing mutu/Kawhia combined start beating last year’s trip after the other three team in 2007. champions Putaruru, members of the team had Te Awamutu’s Des were given a fright by carried him all day. Townley and Derek Maungatoroto in round The only stipulations Wells featured in 1985, two, then easily for the tournament, now while Townley and Colin accounted for teams in its 26th year, is that Hill (ex secretary of from Dargaville and theskipmustbeaGold United Fire Brigade Katikati. Star member and one Assn) were involved in The victorious team other team member is 1988. The champion team were recipients of the not affiliated to any of 2007 comprised Bob Theo Heighway bowling club. Blackwood (ex chief Memorial Trophy, Te Awamutu has a Kawhia Fire Brigade), TC220610CT01 named after the late fire- proud record in the Murray Wilson, John GOLD STAR bowling champions Te Awamutu with their spoils, from left, Harold McLiesh, Lyn Jury, man, who was secretary event, triumphing in Apeldoorn and Derek Tom Nadin and Frank Loomb. of the Auckland Pro- 2002, 2003, 2008 and 2010. Yates. Pouri golfers prosper Pirongia rugby teams in peak form

Ngahinapouri women’s golf team mates Barbara Hill managing 73, Bar- Pirongia’s dream run in Wai- They extended their lead to 12-5 leaders, CRV Ambreed Pirongia finished third, only two strokes bara Edwards 74 and Marion Reid 81. kato division one, senior B and at halftime with a second try to stretched their unbeaten run to 10 behind the overall winner of the Further success went under 19 rugby competitions con- Paul Taylor from a slick backline games with a 36-0 win away to Waikato Weekday Pennant. Ngahinapouri’s way with the two tinued last week. move. Pete Taukiri added the con- Putaruru. A blanket could be thrown over the member silver pennant team also PGG Wrightson Pirongia A version. The visitors led 17-0 at halftime, first three teams in the overall finishing third (R. MacMahon 74, B. came out on top in another close The Mountain Men sealed their courtesy of tries to Hayden standings — Tahuna prevailed with a Hill 73). battle against Raglan, winning 15-5. victory with a Taukiri penalty late Gamble, Tipene Te Rongopai and total of 300, from the runners-up Horsham Downs won the bronze Raglan opened the scoring with in the second half. Stu Weal. Travis Cook added a Hamilton on 301, with Ngahinapouri pennant for the second year in a row a try. FIL sponsored Pirongia B beat conversion. were third on 302. with a team total of 140, with Kawhia Pirongia hit back with a try to Raglan 12-5 with tries to Daniel Gamble and Carl Taylor were Ngahinapouri’s Raewyn second on 153 (Raima Neil 77, Patsy Cullum Evens from a well executed Owens and Chris Gibson. the second half try scorers, both MacMahon shot 74, with her team- Scott 76) and Tahuna third on 154. forward drive. Waikato under 19 competition converted by Cook. 16 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2010

TC220610CA04 TC220610CA06 TC220610CA05 SECOND five Mark Murray takes the ball up in the OPENSIDE flanker Jono Armstrong powers his way through the CENTRE Jordan Davies is surrounded by Hautapu ‘Battle of the Waipa’. Hautapu defence. defenders. Sports down Hautapu for vital points

Halfback Luke Parsons inspired Ecolab Te Awamutu Sports to a 30-25 win over Hautapu with three tries in their Wai- kato Premier Rugby clash at Albert Park on Saturday. Sports collected a bonus point in their four try victory (Wai- kato and Chiefs’ prop Nathan White grabbing the other try) and the trophy at stake in the hard fought Battle of the Waipa match. It has been a while since Sports defeated Hautapu twice in one season and for large parts of Saturday’s game it did not appear LUKE PARSONS likely. Peter Bain reports that Hautapu had the early lead after scooping up loose ball and going over out wide. Sports pinned Hautapu on their own tryline for a period before Parsons dived under the defence to level the scores. Bain says Sports continued to be their own worst enemies for the remainder of the half, making handling errors and missing tackles, and generally playing well below their normal high standards. Hautapu capitalised with two tries from Sports’ errors. Penalties to Jordan Davies and Waylon Tangohau kept the home side in the hunt at 17-11 down at the break. Things got even harder for Sports two minutes after the restart when Hautapu caught Sports short of defenders down the blind side and ran in a long range try to go 22-11 ahead. SPORTS’ FIGHT BACK Sports reverted to what has been their strength this season and kept the ball in tight to slowly drive Hautapu deep into their own half. A lineout close to the line saw Sports drive replacement prop over to score in his first outing for the club this season. Sports continued to chip away at the visitors, slowly gaining the upper hand. Some accurate kicks into the corners set Sports up to score their next two tries, both from forward drives and both to halfback Parsons. Conversions from Davies had Sports ahead 30-22. With just five minutes left on the clock, Hautapu converted a penalty to close up the score to 30-25 and set up a thrilling final few minutes. But as hard as the visitors tried, they could not crack Sports’ resolute defence. parsons led from the front for Sports, while flanker Jono Armstrong contributed another huge workload throughout the game. Again Sports’ front row of Kieran Ramage, Simon Kay, Adrian Tucker and into the second half, Nathan White, laid a solid platform and often had the Hautapu scrum backpedalling. Coach Martyn Steffert was relieved to come away with five points from the game, especially after putting in an average first half effort and showing a lot of courage in the second half to grind out the victory. In the next round Te Awamutu Sports take on Hamilton Old Boys (in Hamilton) on Saturday. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2010 17 4 Reasons to ﬁ nally FEEL GREAT! BONUS 25 MEMBERSHIPS RELEASED!!

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TC220610SP19 NEWLY appointed Waikato Netball development officer, Gaylene Dorrsers (centre) and Waikato U19 representative Maria Hilhorst at a promotional day in Hamilton.

BY COLIN THORSEN It is modelled on a programme their mark at the national Aoteroa 7542581AA being used in Wellington. tournament. After 25 years of being a volun- ‘‘Talent scouts have been Last year she had the satisfac- teer within the netball commun- chosen throughout the region, tion of coaching the New Zealand ity, Gaylene Dorrsers says it’s including myself,’ says Dorrsers. Aotearoa Secondary Schools’ team great getting paid to do something ‘‘We will be selecting players to an upset win over the Austra- she has always loved doing. from the U15 and U17 age groups to lian Secondary Schools’ team. The 52-year-old is Netball attend workshops to work on basic On the local club scene, Waikato’s newly appointed skills. Dorrsers has coached both College development officer — responsible ‘‘The aim is to broaden the base Senior A and her beloved COG’s to for high performance players, for the age group, NPC and Magic premier grade championship coaches and umpires. franchise teams. titles. Currently, she is busy with the ‘‘Netball Waikato’s mission is Both her daughters, Louise and Waikato under 21 and under 19 to provide quality netball pro- Alice play for COG’s, winners of teams and will travel with them to grammes and initiatives and con- three championships. the Netball New Zealand Age sistently produce champions ‘‘All four of us are so proud of Group Championships in Dunedin within all facets of the game.’’ our mother, she’s such an inspira- in July. Dorrsers brings a wealth of tion,’’ says Louise. Local girls to make the Waikato experience to her role, having ‘‘Now that her grandchildren U19 Red team are Ariana Cable- coached successfully and held are starting to play, mum’s Dixon and Maria Hilhorst, while down various executive positions dropped back to coaching the Hana Bryant is in the U19 Black over the past two and half decades. lower age groups, taking the Year team. She is on this season’s Te Awa- 7’s. All these girls are members of mutu Netball Centre committee. ‘‘It’s testing her patience a the Te Awamutu College Open A The affable mother of four little, but she’s loving it and the team. (Louise, Alice, Gerard, Pieter) has youngsters love having her taking Netball Waikato is introducing been assistant coach of Waikato them too.’’ a new high performance pro- NPC netball team, coached Wai- Dorrsers has five grand- gramme which Dorrsers is setting kato age group teams and Tainui children, with a sixth due in up. age group teams that have made November. McGowan cards two 65 nets at Te Awamutu

If there was a golfer of the week scramble with 65 nets. MacGilloway 67, A. Cruickshank award at ASB Te Awamutu Golf A feature of his scramble win- 70, Arnold Verstraten 39 stableford, Club it would most surely have ning round was a birdie on the par P. Booth 36 and Raphaelle Lambard gone to Peter McGowan for his five, seventh hole. 34. recent efforts. McGowan won the scramble, Scoring was generally of a high The ultra consistent 14 handi- sponsored by Craig Vincent, from standard in the two-ball best-ball capper shot 79 off-the-stick twice R. Davies and L. Marty on 69. competition, won by Sue Gower within six days to win both an open Open midweek winners were P. and Elizabeth MacPherson with 44 midweek men’s net and a Sunday McGowan with 65 net, R. stableford. 7541416AA 20 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2010 6270385AA Raffles Public Notices Public Notices $100 winner drawn June FORMAL 21 2010, blue stars number 17 D. NOTICES Personal Deaths A BABY? Planned or unplanned! Know your Radius Windsor Court Pirongia Plunket wish YATES options. Phone to thank all the teams Donald Carrington. Pregnancy Counselling Peacefully at home on Services 0800 773 4626 Lifestyle Village and sponsors who June 16, 2010, after anytime. OPEN HOME made our quiz night a bravely enduring slow I wish to offer my 7547929AA fantastic success. deterioration from heartfelt thanks to the Motor Neuron June 26, 2010 Your support is wonderful person who appreciated Disease. Loved handed in my wallet 1.00pm - 2.00pm husband and best Thursday night from a friend of Diana. Loved trolley at The and respected father of Warehouse. Your A park-like setting nestled OHAUPO, Jane, Chris and honesty is much halfway between Te Awamutu and Hamilton Gaylene, and Matt and appreciated. D.Courtney. NO COURIER? Sarah-Jane. Papa of 7356733AA Matthew and Anna; PHONE James Parlane, Two bedroom and 871-5151 Emma and Ashleigh: Solicitor, 870-4991. three bedroom units available Amy, Peter, Simon WAIKATO blind sports

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7544164AA Vehicles Wanted Buying at Rose Gardens SALE DEAD, export cars, vans, Te Awamutu - Saturday Toyota Surf. Phone (0800) To be held at the Frankton Sale Yards - Hamilton June 26, 2010 12.00-1.00pm 332-467 or (027) 290-2377. Thursday July 1, 2010 0800 Phone (07) 825-9863 ■■■■■ Comprising: PHOTOGRAPHS from articles Keith or Gay anytime throughout the paper can be 4 DEAD 23 - Top Quality Beef Bulls ordered at our office, Te Awamutu Courier, 336 CARS 16 - Angus Fax Te Awamutu Courier ClassifiedsClassifi eds Alexandra Street. Phone 871-5151. 7 - Simmental ■■■■■ 0800 43 32 32 • 871-3675 • 6880180AA All bulls are TB tested, BVD tested and vaccinated DEAD CARS, TRUCKS & SCRAPMETAL Light lunch provided Stock Auctions PUBLIC ORGAN CASH PAID/FREE PICKUP For catalogues or further information contact: Ph/Txt Andy: RECITAL Brent Bougen - Allied Farmers (07) 848-2544 ANDREW CROWLEY Saturday June 26 4.00pm or (027) 210-4698 027 453 7637 St Johns Anglican Church Bruce Orr - PGG Wrightson (07) 573-5599 Dr Ron Newton or (027) 592-2121 A1 Service Organist and Organ Builder Bruce Morrison - Secretary (07) 823-0937 7544110AA Wanted - showcases the versatility and magnifi cence or (021) 708-298 DEAD CARS of our renovated organ Best Dollars & Alice Gower - Soprano ‘I Know that my Redeemer Liveth’ Programme will end with audience participation in TE AWAMUTU SALE & Get that car outa there! Handel’s ‘Hallelujah Chorus’ MACHINERY Bring Your Music Thursday, June 24, 11.00am start

Tickets $10 - Door Sales 7547344AA LOCALLY OWNEDOWNED Location:Te Awamutu Saleyards & OPERATEDOPERATED Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Phone 870-2200 Sale Comprising: 6136317AA Te Awamutu or 11.00am Prime & Boners (0800) CAR DUMP 10 Fat Cattle 100 Boners For Sale Under $50 A/C Client 60 Fries Fries X Boners BARBECUE trolley, Store Cattle wooden, $49, Phone 10 2 yr str & heifers 871-3040. 30 ylg beef x strs & heifers ASTRO turf, used, suitable for around 30 Wnr beef x strs & heifers young trees, free. Phone 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves 871-4352. 50 Four day calves EPSON printer and new 20 Prime Lambs cartridge, $20. Phone 870-1456. 30 Store Lambs FASTCRETE concrete 12.00 Dairies (Note change of start time) 25kg bags, four bags $25. 20 High BW empty cows. 7547002AA Phone 871-5316. 20 I/C Budget cows HOLDEN jacket, size 6, new, $49.95, Phone Bev A/C Client (021) 2518887. 20 I/C Fries Fries X heifers July 25 calving, well grown PINE cones, $6, per bag. Phone 871-4887. 12.30 Machinery SOFA, three seater, A/C Mountview Farms green, old, good order, 20 Portable Calf Feeders, Drenching System $49. Phone 871-3945. (Numatic), C-Dax Sprayer, Bobby Calf Shed, 500 TWO Te Awamutu Electric Fence Standards, 20 Electric Fence Reels, Primary jerseys, 5 Drum Pumps, Spray Back Packs, G-Mag excellent condition, $20. Sulphate Bags, Portable Troughs, Meal Troughs, Phone 870-6046. Hip Lifter, Zove Drum Lifter, Test Buckets, Bike Trailer, Bike Spreader Plus Assorted Tools. Firewood A/C Tandem Trust DRY firewood. Phone Calf Dehorning Crate, 4 Portable Water Troughs, (021) 141-4361 delivered Meal and Hay Racks, Meal Troughs, Milk Heaters, by arrangements. 240 ltr drums, 120 ltr Drums, Calf Milk Pump and Hose, Test Buckets, Shoof Mats, 10 Teat Calf FIREWOOD Feeder, 15 Teat Calf Feeder, 5 Teat Calfer Feeder, GUM, Macrocarpa, pine, hardwoods. Phone Super Scraper, ¼ Milker. 871-6172 or (027) 290-8773. A/C Client New Holland Convential Baler 376, Go Well Bale FIREWOOD Grabs, Ble Feeder (Feeder Leader), 400 ltr Mobile 5m3 - $160, 10m3 - $290 Diesel Tank. delivered. Phone (07) 873-9190 evenings, mobile A/C Client (021) 617-349. Yamaha 2 Horse Outboard Motor, 26 ltr Cooker SEASONED Lawsoniana, Box, Berlie Pot, Scallop Dredge, 50 Mtr Rope and gum firewood from Chain, Kent Portable Heater. $65m3. Phone (07) 827-1007 Terms Cash or Cheque unless or (027) 375-7225. PGG Wrightson Account Holder ADVERTISING is a great way to All enquiries to: inform your customers/clients Chris Ryan 871-3313 or (027) 243-1078 about your business. Andrew Reyland 871-3316 or (027) 223-7092 Phone us today and Andy Transom 870-6059 or (027) 596-5142 speak to one of our Bill Donnelly (07) 873-1855 or (027) 493-2063 friendly team at Te Awamutu Courier. Steve Old (027) 471-2807 or (07) 871-9245 Phone 871-5151 22 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2010 Flatmates Trade Services Trade Services Gardening & Employment Vacancies FLATMATE wanted, $100 Landscaping GRANDMAS, Aunties, p/wk plus expenses. 7472531AA Mums, Dads - Does your Phone 871-6275. LINED GARDENER 16 - 17 year old school leaver need a job? We can FLATMATE wanted, SOAK RON Elder for all your garden maintenance. www.people4success.co.nz help with Work Based outside room. Phone Training. Ring Fiona or 871-5922, (021) 419119. HOLES Phone 871-4282 or (021) 254-5875. Rosemary (07) 827-3754. LARGE room, suit • FOUNDATION Part Time Vacancies ... Phone or text name and mature single or couple, HOLES TREE CARE number to (027) 294-8556 central Te Awamutu. • OFFAL/RUBBISH Customer Services Assistant - 10.00am - 4.00pm Saturday and or (027) 295-0715. phone 871-7028 evenings. GROUNDZONE Tree HOLES Care. Pruning, removal, BATHROOMS For Sunday every second weekend. A role with variety and responsibility. stump grinding, wood specialist bathroom AC PETFOODS Wanted to Rent splitting, consultancy. Cleaner - 3 hours a week, ideally on a Saturday morning. Long term, design and accessories. Qualified, professional FARM cottage/granny We do the lot! Call Pratts reliable, trustworthy and hard working applicants only. KING COUNTRY arborists. Phone Nathan flat, professional 870-5020. Currently looking for working male, early 40’s, DRILLING Hughes (07) 823-8183. To ﬁ nd out more about what we can do for you visit the employer skilled bones, non smoker, quiet, clean, BRIAN Krippner tidy. Phone or text Phil # 4 Wheel Drive building, Advanced trade services page of our website or call us on 870-5402 Y cutters and gutters (021) 744-551. # Best Prices qualified, alterations and to work in new calf additions, maintenance,

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BUILDER • Able to work weekends and nights Available from our office; From $17 p/w • Bar licence an advantage 336 Alexandra Street. 24hr access For all your Phone 871-5151 Camera Surveillance building requirements apply by email with CV to 7477510AA PH: (07) 856-7584 7163677AA 870-1234 A/hrs Marie Northcott or (027) 608-1749 (027) 496-4656 7548092AA at [email protected] TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2010 23 7532168AA 7542554AA RUGBY DRAW SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 2010 Thursday, 6th Grade June 24th, 9.45am Tas Panthers v Ohaupo, ALBERT 5 10am; Tas Bears v Marist, ALBERT 6 10am; Pir White v Pir Black, PIRONGIA 2A 10am; Tas Leopards – BYE. 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SATURDAY 26th JUNE 2010 7532208AA 9.00am Ct.7 Pirongia Sparklers Vs TAPS Silver Ferns Ct. 8 Ohaupo Jets Vs Pokuru Puppy Ferns 9.50am Ct.7 Pokuru Silver Ferns Vs TAPS Wild Cats Ct. 8 Korakonui Mini Chics Vs Pirongia Shimmering Dolphins 10.40am Ct.7 St. Pats Yellow Vs Puahue All Stars Wed 23rd 5.30pm Membership draw Ct. 8 Pekerau Dyminz Vs Aropapa 11.30am Thu 24th 12noon Women Section Mid Year Ct.7 Kihikihi Ferns Vs Pekerau Angelz Xmas Dinner Ct. 8 Hauturu Stars Vs TAPS Mini Magic Fri 25th 12noon to 2.00pm Restaurant open 12.20pm 5.30pm Raffl es & Membership draw Ct.7 St Pats Pink Vs Paterangi Rockets 5.30pm Restaurant open Ct. 8 Puahue Superstars Vs St. Pats Denim 7.00pm Live entertainment with “PULSE” Duty Roster for 26/06/10 Sat 26th 12noon to 2.00pm Restaurant open Executive on Duty: Simone Corbett 5.30pm Restaurant open Duty Teams: Fraser Tech 7.25pm All Blacks Vs Wales live on Sky B and C Duty Teams: TAS ASB, TAC 10 Sun 27th 10.30am AGM Please ensure that you present yourselves for duty at the 5.30pm Restaurant open roast dinner completion of your last game. Championship points will be & a-la-carte menu deducted from teams who do not complete their duty and Mon 28th 12noon Restaurant open “Pot Luck Lunch” teams will be rostered back on for another duty. 5.30pm Raffl es & Membership Draw JUNIOR TOURNAMENT – Sunday 4th July, Years 4 – 8. 5.30pm Restaurant open Entry Forms Available on PPTANC Website. ALL TEAMS ARE TO PROVIDE THEIR OWN MATCH BALLS Tues 29th 1.00pm 500 Card Club - There are NO exceptions - Umpires are provided from Premier Reserve to B3 Grade. The Clubrooms are open to members invited guests Check PPTANC Window if you are unsure of your teams and members of affi liated clubs. grade. HAPPENING THISRSA WHAT’S WEEK TE AWAMUTU PHONE: 871 7773 COURTESY VAN: 027 272 5667 7537336AA 24 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2010