Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 Investing in Future of Kakepuku a Northplan Investment Special- to a Conclusion

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Published Tuesday and Thursday TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2006 034TC060/05 Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Boxed on Rugby community rallies The British kickboxers here By Cathy Asplin player in the modern era. for the WAKO championship The offi cial result of The Judges Farrell Te Mata and fi ghts on Saturday night almost Sam Biddles had no hesitation did not make it out of Britain. Great Rugby Debate was a win in awarding the victory, much to “They managed to get out of to Warren Gatland’s team - but the UK with only a few hours to the more important result from the ‘disappointment’ of opposi- spare before England closed the event was a serious amount tion members Ian Foster and most of its international fl ights of cash raised for ‘one of their Tom Willis. down due to the latest terrorist own’ by a caring rugby com- AMAZING AUCTION threat,” says event organiser, munity. The following auction, con- Rick Dobson. In an outstanding show of trolled by Kevin Hart and Doug They are being accommo- support, around 300 people at- Hurrell, saw strong bidding for dated by Mr Dobson’s Phantom tended the breakfast debate and some outstanding rugby memo- auction at Te Awamutu Sports Kickboxing Te Awamutu during rabilia. on Sunday - raising more than their stay. Amongst the collection were “If people see them in their $37,000 for the Lindsay Berry- man cancer treatment fund. signed All Black, British Lions, black tracksuits with Team GB England Sevens, Waikato, Te on them, say hello, they are al- A very humble Lindsay Berry- man said he was overwhelmed Awamutu Sports and Kio Kio ready overwhelmed by the Kiwi jerseys. friendliness. They are being by the generosity shown at the The framed New Zealand treated by the Events Centre, event. Regent Theatre and Redoubt “I would like to express sin- Maori and British Lions jerseys bar.” cere gratitude and heartfelt (signed by both captains) was For more on Saturday’s fi ght thanks for the support and the top drawcard returning night see pages 12-13. generous giving by so many $4000. wonderful friends and family. A Junior All Blacks jersey ORGANISERS David Fox (left) and Keith Parsons (right) present Lindsay Police warning The generosity shown by you all signed by the Pacifi c Five Na- Berryman with a cheque for $37,300 at the conclusion of the breakfast is truly unbelievable and there tions winning team raised fundraiser. www.photopro.com Police are advising rural are no words to express my $2000, while a signed All Black property owners to be mindful deepest gratitude.” Ball fetched $1300. of the security of their vehicles PLAYERS SOFT? A week at a Raglan bach for and implement sheds as the 12 people made $2700, while Guests at the fundraiser en- cannabis season approaches. bids for a Jono Gibbes signed Te joyed a hearty breakfast before This time of year typically Awamutu Sports jersey reached sees an increase of burglaries being entertained by the debate $850 and a signed Finn brothers in rural areas, when cannabis which saw teams arguing the growers seek out tools of their point whether rugby players CD reached $220. trade. today had ‘gone soft’. Other items donated for the Police have already seen Former Waikato and All auction ranged from calf feed, some recent burglaries where Black fl anker Geoff Hines prob- weed spray and earth works to 2 and 4 wheel drive motor ably sealed the win for him and bottles of wine, dinner vouchers cycles/vehicles have been Waikato Coach Warren Gatland and a fi shing trip. targetted - as well as the sea- with his bag of ‘essentials’ for The auction alone raised sonal increase of burglaries today’s player. over $22,000 and co-organiser for chainsaws, weedeaters and Amongst his collection was a Keith Parsons says money is fi rearms. Rural properties are contract, property guide, hair still coming in to increase the often targetted for this type of care products, coloured boots, overall tally of $37,300 reached property - as well as fertiliser, condoms, protein powder, i-pod, on Sunday. chicken wire, netting and other laptop and mobile phone (with “It certainly surpassed all our equipment used in the prepara- an unprintable message). expectations and we thank eve- tion of areas used for cannabis He also read out a long list ryone who so generously sup- DEBATER Geoff Hines discusses rugby JONO Gibbes displays one of cultivation. of support staff required for a ported this fundraising event.” players ‘kit’. 219061AD the auction items. 219061BD Rural property owners are being encouraged to record details of any suspicious vehicles/visitors to their area and to ensure the security of their tools, vehicles and equipment where possible. Grants going Applications for Waipa District Council’s community discre- tionary grants close on August 31. Non-profi t organisations are invited to apply for funding support for administrative and op- erational expenses. Application forms are available at Council offi ces or by emailing andrea.du [email protected] MEMBERS of the audience enjoy the humorous speakers in The Great Rugby Debate at Te Awamutu Sports. 219061CD/DD OPEN 7 DAYS TThishis Week'sWeek's SpecialSpecial Bellini 22003003 HHondaonda XXR80R80 Phone 871 4009 (KKidsids BikeBike) Strawberry Cnr Sloane & Vaile Sts and Peach TE AWAMUTU 4 pack Offer concludes close of trade 21/08/06 while stocks last Evan Williams St Remys Brandy Bourbon and Cola 1125ml 12 pack 250ml 227TC022/06 WWasas $2,795$2,795 NOW $2,495 Peter Glidden Honda 462 Ohaupo Road, $$6.996.99 $$31.9931.99 $$20.9920.99 Te Awamutu 227TC026/06 Ph 871 7317 CRIMELINE SSPENCEPENCE MARINEMARINE SERVICESERVICE Police warning to be wary Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 190 Bruce Berquist Drive (off Bond Road), Ph 871 7711 EMERGENCY 111 Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the follow- of scrap metal buyers ing matters since last week: KAWHIA HIGH TIDES Monday, August 7: Add eight minutes for Raglan Harbour Police are warning residents in sighted in Hamilton, Te Awamutu, rural areas to be wary of two men Tahuna, Morrinsville, Thames and Man arrested for breaching bail. Tue: 1.53am & 2.26pm travelling the greater Waikato area Matamata. Burglary of Cambridge Road residence report- Wed: 2.46am & 3.23pm purporting to be looking to buy Owners of rural properties are ed. Playstation 2, stereo, phone and computer modem stolen. Thur: 3.47am & 4.33pm scrap metal. advised to be extremely cautious The two foreign men (believed to in dealing with these men. In cases Tuesday, August 8: Fri: 4.59am & 5.54pm be Eastern European) are known to where property owners have agreed Burglary of Williams Street residence reported. Sat: 6.17am & 7.08pm have approached a large number of to sell some scrap metal, the men Playstation 2, video camera and cash stolen. Sun: 7.27am & 8.07pm rural property owners throughout have been known to take more than Theft of a Mitsubishi ute (MJ 2359) from Ma- the Waikato asking to buy scrap the agreed amount - or they dispute hoe Street reported. Mon: 8.25am & 8.53pm 227TC007/06 metal. In many cases they are the value of the scrap. The men are Thursday, August 10: turned down - but the addresses are also reported as being very assertive Burglary of Cambridge Road property report- subsequently burgled within a cou- - and are diffi cult to deal with. ed. Two trail bikes stolen. ple of days of the men visiting - with Senior Sergeant Paul Jermy of the Thefts: Black Nissan Primera (AQP 218) metal being targetted. Often large Hamilton Police says that property from Palmer Street. Vehicle had been seen on amounts of metal is removed from owners and scrap metal merchants Alexandra and College Streets. Wheels from car properties, such as troughs, water would be unwise to deal with peo- parked at Waikato Toyota. Wheelbrace used to is the time for new tanks, pipes and cylinders. ple displaying these characteristics remove wheels had been stolen from another ve- beginnings!!! Make a fresh The men are travelling in a - and Police are encouraging people hicle in the yard. Four 50 litre kegs of beer from start this spring with Exercise white early 90’s model Toyota Dyna to report any offending by these men cage at rear of Te Awamutu Club. Seven packets to improve your health fl at deck truck - which has been to the local Police. ... and body shape of Coldrex from Te Awamutu Pharmacy. Two male Maori seen to take product and decamp. PProfessionalrofessional sserviceervice YOUR LETTERS Followed to Mahoe Street carpark and left in GGreatreat vvaluealue fforor mmoneyoney a gold Ford Falcon (PK 1795). Vehicle reported running a red light and mounting footpath in Personal Training/80-20 Lifestyle Hamilton about 15 minutes later. Program/Beauty Treatments/ Sorting rubbish too hard Stolen utility located on Chatsfi eld Drive. Massage/Sauna/Sunbed/ Intentional damage to vehicle parked in Ha- Vibration training What a goodie two shoes June I now make sure my one bag is zelmere Crescent reported. Bright is. really full since the increase in Friday, August 11: Current Aerobic Schedule Not all of us can dig holes or price. I separate paper as this is Arrests: Woman for intentionally damaging a want to. collected free. car. Man for EBA. Man for EBA after being seen GGROUPROUP EEXERCISEXERCISE PPROGRAMMEROGRAMME ((AugustAugust 006)6) We don’t all own trailers and if Truthfully, I just couldn’t be to hit a parked car and run into Alexandra Street 6am 9.15am 10am 2pm 5.30pm 6.45pm we do, it’s not free to dump the rub- bothered sorting my rubbish. roundabout. Sit and Senior Step Stretch bish plus the petrol to get there. MON Pump Be Fit P.N. MCKINNEY 10.30am Circuit Attack 'n' flex Theft of a mini motorbike from Grey Street property reported. TUES Spin Cross Upright Pump Train & Active Burglary of Hazelmere Crescent residence re- Good response to rugby letter ported. TV, DVD system, jewellery and mattress 50’s Circuit WED Spin FWD Xpress stolen.

Step Thank you for printing my letter - which was a wonderful surprise Theft of a custom bike from Affordable Custom THU Step Spin Attack Pump about our son Wairua’s trip with and totally unexpected. Cycles reported. Victoria Schools Under 16 School- Could you please reprint FRI Pump Senior Saturday, August 12: Circuit boys UK Rugby Tour in November. Wairua’s email address, which is Man arrested for attempted theft of a vehicle I have had two phone calls from [email protected] from Bridgman Road. Located with faceplate SUN Circuit/Step/ Pump/Spin home with donations for his tour LEEANNE CLARKE from vehicle in his possession. Burglary of Croasdale Road residence report- VISITORS ARE WELCOME ed. Cellphone and food stolen. Your health and fitness professionals Invoice scam alert from Chamber of Commerce Sunday, August 13: The gym with everything!! Te Awamutu Chamber of Com- lated in the name of ‘NZ Domain Man arrested for assaulting a female. 107 George Street merce warns business owners to Registration Ltd’ asking for $225 for Intentional damage to Te Awamutu Bowling be wary of the latest invoice scam two years. It is a scam,” says Cham- Club green and water tank reported. Te Awamutu operating. ber of Commerce executive ofﬁ cer, Victim Support is available in Te Awamutu Phone 871 8384 through Te Awamutu Police. 213TC013-06 “There is an invoice being circu- Michael Cox.

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(Above) NORTHPLAN Investment Specialists investment adviser Michelle Haycock helps Pokuru School student Sydney Harris plant her tree on kakepuku Mountain. 227063AD (Left) POKURU School students, parents and volunteers prepare to plant natives shrubs and trees around the Kakepuku Mountain viewing platform. 227063BD Bike theft Precious witness Time wanted by Intense pulsed light for police • skin rejuvenation Te Awamutu Police • permanent hair are appealing to the public for any infor- reduction (for all areas) mation that will help • sun spots FForor YYOUOU aandnd DDADAD solve a motorcycle theft case, especially from a • facial veins woman who may have • facial fl ushing seen the offenders in the act. • roseascea Citizen Stainless Steel Eco-Drive with date Police say a woman feature. 100m W/R called about 4am Book Now @ SAVE $140 Citizen Eco-Drive Thursday to report $435 $295 with day/feature someone pushing a Mahoe Street Health GJ0210 SAVE $190 motorcycle. 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She is home with her children put in by a member of visiting family at present. the opposition (i.e. not By Chamber of Mr Kittaka is an executive in the automotive Government policy), Commerce executive industry and Mrs Kittaka works as a freelance that changes our cur- offi cer Michael Cox. writer and editor, although this is her fi rst rent employment law to book. allow employers a 90 day period in which they can terminate the agreement to employ a person. She was approached by Ikuko Tobari to help This avoids them having to run the gauntlet of with the book. the ‘unjustifi able dismissal’ rules of the Employ- The pair had met at a get-together for a com- ment Relations Act. pany they had both done work for. The Union movement is up in arms about this Mrs Tobari already had a series of books Bill. It reminds me of all the dust and recrimina- aimed at helping Japanese learn English. tions that fl ew when the Employment Contracts The fi rst print run of 50,000 copies of ‘Mama Act was passed in the 1990’s. It turned out that all Mo Eigo de Oshaberi Shitara’ is sold out and a the noise signifi ed nothing. second run of 50,000 is in print. Instead of mass exploitation and the end to civili- Mrs Kittaka says she is a bit surprised the sation as we knew it, fi rms and workers started go- book did so well, although there is a huge in- ing about their business in much more productive terest in learning English in Japan and Mrs ways, and unemployment rates fell like a stone, Ikuko has a proven success record at reaching and for the young this can’t happen soon enough. a market. The large majority of OECD countries, including A follow up is planned. social democrat icons like Sweden, have similar ‘Mama Mo Eigo de Oshaberi Shitara’ is aimed ‘probationary’ provisions in their laws. at mothers of young children and contains con- Making dismissal of unsatisfactory staff hard versational examples, with a back up CD, that and costly, frequently makes it diffi cult for smaller may be common amongst Japanese women, businesses to even contemplate taking on new such as children, home, work, hobbies, schools workers. and health. Such restriction hit marginal workers, such as Mrs Kittaka says learning English has be- some youth and Maori, particularly hard. Our come huge in Japan. employment law should make it ‘easy’ for employ- English is used as an international language ers to, ‘take a chance’ on marginal workers in par- for business, and the Japanese are keen to keep ticular, so that they can get a bottom foot on the up. employment ladder. Mrs Kittaka says English is the most popular Unions don’t seem to see it this way, and tend to after school class, and many parents are getting represent their ‘insiders’ - those who are already lessons for children as young as three to give members. They try to protect them at a cost to the them a head start. more marginal. As well as writing for magazines and prepar- This Bill is at a select committee at this time, ing educational material, Mrs Kittaka teaches and has the support of the Greens, although their English to children with learning disabilities. ability to stick with their political principals seems CO-AUTHOR Louise George Kittaka with her pretty shaky with their ‘on again- off again’ sup- book ‘Mama Mo Eigo de Oshaberi Shitara’ port for censuring Taito Field. 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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 PAGE 5 College Under 50kg too good in ﬁ nal

GAS, GAS, GAS: College winger Jesse Dodunski VICTORY TASTES SWEET for Te Awamutu College Under 50kg team after their Waikato competition fi nal, with coach crosses the line to score the third try of his hat-trick in Steve Ryburn (far right), assistant coach Norm Matio (far left) and manager Chris Kay. 227068AD Saturday’s fi nal. 227068BD By Grant Johnston making the fi nal. ward Chase Gorton. er, as he has been throughout the season Te Awamutu College Under 50kg team But gradually Te Awamutu’s disciplined Dodunski broke the visitors’ hearts with and Cameron Forsman’s boot gave us good scored fi ve tries to one in cleaning up the defence and tenacious ball winning efforts his third try. fi eld position,” Ryburn says. Waikato fi nal with a 25-5 win over St began to give them an edge. He cut across from the left wing to re- “The forwards hunted as a pack, with the John’s at home on Saturday. The deadlock was broken after 10 min- ceive the ball in midfi eld inside his own front row dominating most opponents this The victory was built on the back of great utes when College moved the ball wide to 22. He beat defender after defender with season despite often being smaller. give speedy winger Jesse Dodunski the his pace and outside swerve on a diagonal “Brandon Kay after transferring from team cohesion and discipline. chance to show his wares out wide and he run that saw him cross in the right hand the wing to hooker this season, never took The well-drilled Steve Ryburn coached went over in the corner. corner. a backward step and despite being the home team may have conceded size in The leadup to College’s second try was St John’s showed commendable fi ghting smallest forward won some good lineout some key areas to their opponents, but similar, with the forwards working well spirit and despite it being obvious from a ball with the help of his lifters. they were vastly superior in their ability together and the backs linking to send Do- long way out that they would fi nish second, “Selecting the starting XV for the fi nal to win quality ball and move it around the dunski down the touchline again. they never stopped trying. was a tough decision, but the guys coming fi eld. Cameron Forsman’s conversion from They were rewarded with a try after off the bench ensured nothing was lost The team is made up of Year 9 and 10 pu- wide out hit the crossbar and defl ected their forwards rumbled the ball inside Col- as there was no weak link in the entire pils and they looked to have the makings of away, but College had a 10-0 lead to take lege’s 22 and they pounced on loose ball. squad. an excellent future College Ist XV. to the break. College had the last say when, from a “Right from the start of the season the College did not have it all their own College mounted sustained attacks in tap penalty, fi rst fi ve Cameron Forsman skill level was of such a high calibre it way and the visitors dominated the early the opening period of the second half and it charged onto the ball and dived over for made our job easy. They made sure they forward exchanges, underlining just how was no surprise when a series of forward the try. got the basics right. Some of these boys much they had improved on their way to attacks culminated in a try to loose for- “Jesse was once again a prolifi c try-scor- could have a bright future in the game.”

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PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES New childcare centre opens at Pirongia

OWNER Kim Bardsley (left) and staff member Christina Todd (right) with children Sam, Bailey, Damian and Briah in the new sandpit area at Impressions Child Care Centre. 227069AD

Pirongia now has its own daycare facility with Mrs Bardsley says the development of the new the opening of Impressions Child Care Centre in centre has been mostly due to the hard work put Crozier Street. in by her husband, family and friends. Owner Kim Bardsley has worked in early child- Over a two month period the team created a hood centres for many years and when she moved playground set amongst existing trees, as well as to Pirongia she felt the rapidly expanding village renovating and painting the interior and adding needed its own childcare facility. new equipment, both indoors and out. “There are new subdivisions opening all the As the day care centre is next to the Time Out time and many of the residents are working Beauty Centre it also provides some further op- parents who travel to Te Awamutu or Hamilton. portunities for families. With a local childcare facility parents won’t need “Parents who would like a few hours peace to take their children with them to be cared for in while they enjoy the services at Time Out can those places, they can stay in the village. just pop next door to leave their children to play To cater for families who travel or who have at Impressions. early starts, Impressions is open from 7.30am to “Children at Impressions can also utilise a 5.30pm. service we provide - taking them to Time Out for “Of course there are many advantages for the their regular haircuts.” children who attend the centre as well. Impressions Child Care Centre currently caters “Children can get to know other local children for children from six months to ﬁ ve years old. before they head off to school, they have a lovely It is licensed for up to 35 children. For further environment here to enjoy and they will be well details or bookings contact the centre (ph 871 cared for.” 9109). LINETRIMMERS • BLOWER VACS • HEDGETIMMERS PPre-Springre-Spring WATERBLASTERS • LAWNMOWERSMOWERS • RIDE ON SUPER DEAL Viking Ride Ons at 2005 prices

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PAGE 10 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 Welcome break from winter for winners

BULA: Pokuru couple Dave and Suzanne Lawry receive their prize and congratulations from branch manager Peter Wavish (left) and Chris Howells (right) from Heathcotes. 2270611AD Buying several new appliances at building their new home. Heathcotes last month has resulted So they have planned to take their in a nice winter escape for Dave and trip next month and will be pleased Suzanne Lawry. to leave the cold, wet weather of The Pokuru couple are winners of New Zealand behind them for a few a trip for two with Air Paciﬁ c to the nights. Sheraton Resort in Fiji - and it can’t Purchases of over $100 at Heath- come quickly enough. cotes Appliances stores gave an Mr and Mrs Lawry have been entry into the ‘Gonna Fly to Fiji’ in temporary accommodation for competition - with one trip won at around 12 months while they are every store. Take time to check child safety - they’re worth it

Taking fi ve seconds to do up a children safe,” Ms McCormack said. child’s car seat or fi ve minutes ACC is working with hundreds of to put away toys could save your partner organisations to promote child’s life. simple and easy safety tips during “Children suffer 61 serious inju- the course of Safety NZ Week. ries every week, on average and one Last year 3,171 children under child is killed every fi ve days,” said age 15 were injured and 73 children ACC Injury Prevention team leader under the age of 15 were killed by Leonie McCormack. injuries – that’s three school classes “That’s nine children seriously of children killed. 14 GEORGE STREET, WAREHOUSE COMPLEX,

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 PAGE 11 Meet the Fighters Wednesday August 16 Kick-boxer hoping for lift from home PP.M..M. SStainlesstainless As a prelude to the world championship title fights, we’re Knocking hosting the English team for dinner. crowd in his bid for world title g Everyone welcome! d thin Home town hero Brad Johnason will by the Kiwi friendliness. haka group performing at 6pm. GGoo youyou goodgoo thing PPh:h: 887171 44768768 be hoping home town support gives him a Two of the British fi ghters were here to There will be fi ve build up fi ghts, two boost when he takes on British kickboxing compete in yesterday’s Oceania semi-con- Waikato titles, the national title, then a ddown On The Night champion Marlon Hunt in Te Awamutu on tact competition. fantastic demo of aerial board breaking and o Dinner - All Blacks - Fights Saturday night. After the long journey, they were intent on speed kicking will be shown by three times RAD! the cost of wHome The pair will battle it out for the vacant winning and win they did in style. world champion Carl Van Roon. BBRAD! n Phone Malcolm on 871 4768 world cruiserweight title at the World As- Luke Farmer and Karl Collins ended up Mayor Alan Livingston will offi cially wel- Improvement sociation of Kickboxing Championships at fi ghting each other in the fi nal of the men’s come the title fi ghters to the Waipa district. to book your spot! ASB Bank Stadium. heavyweight division. The more experi- The crowd will then see the combatants For the latest look in 227TC039/06 Come back to the Redoubt with the newly Their fi ght will be one of 12 on the night, enced Collins won the title and immediately and both national anthems will be played Best wishes brad from crowned world champions and their belts with two other world title events, one nation- announced his retirement. before the world title bouts kick off at ap- Stainless Steel, call Zak al championship and two Waikato regional The Brits despatched one of New Zea- proximately 9pm. the mitre 10 team and help them party the night away! championships. land’s national squad members on the way Johanson and Hunt’s bout will be the The British team arrived in Auckland on to the top. fi nale of the evening. 459 Sloane Street YOU’LL COME OUT BETTER OFF Friday. While here until August 22, the tour- “I’ve never seen Brad so hungry and Te Awamutu They managed to get out of the UK with ists plan to visit the Waitomo Caves and ready for any bout,” says Dobson. Phone 871 5115 Phone: 871 6120 only a few hours to spare before England Whakarewarewa at Rotorua where they “We have worked on the pointers that lost 227TC033/06 55 Arawata Street, Te Awamutu closed most of its international fl ights down especially want to see the traditional Maori the world championships in Hungary and

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227TC037/06 Event organiser Rick Dobson says the “After all, they are visiting a war tribe so Dobson says his opponent (Hunt) also visitors arrived safe but tired. They are be- they should be challenged by the warriors,” fought in Hungary and was beaten at the Professional Investment ing accommodated by Phantom Kickboxing says Dobson. same stage as Johanson, so they should Te Awamutu. Te Awamutu’s Max Dobson took out the be fairly evenly matched. Services (Waikato) Ltd Johanson and Hunt gave each other a under 12 year old division, winning the Brad has been sparring hard with Doug ‘friendly hug’ when they met face to face on Oceania title in his build up for the world McWatters from Cambridge, who will be Kick A.... Brad Saturday night. championship. fi ghting for the NZ national title on the same Dobson says both fi ghters know the His co-partner on the juniors national event against Hamilton’s Johnny Rickard. OOurur score, they respect each other and have no squad Sam Ward took third place. The Redoubt Bar and Eatery is holding a These deals will knock and after you WIN ill feelings towards each other. Sam Rist (Te Awamutu) was third in the ‘Meet the fi ghters evening’ tomorrow 7pm, “But on the night, both are there to do the under 15 championships. so everyone get along and meet the fi ght- you out... MMoneyoney Town same job - beat the other, and do it as fast Three of the British team are here for ers. we will Paint the as possible. Then they will be the best of world title fi ghts. Dobson wishes to thank the friends after the fi ght. Besides Marlon Hunt, Marty Wilson will Courier for “There’s not many sports that can boast, fi ght late entry Joel Nadin of Hamilton dueits support, and all his tournament spon- iiss oonn RREDE D their job is to physically hurt their opponent to an unfortunate illness which has stoppedsors, helpers and offi cials. BRAD JOHANSON, ready for the fi ght of his life against but then be good friends afterwards.” Wiki Tutaki fi ghting, while Karen Dews The tournament organiser says he is British kickboxing champion Marlon Hunt. Dobson encourages local residents to meets Sue Latta of Palmerston North. indebted to Cris Jansen-Piers who has BBRADRAD FOR s for $5 say hello to the tourists if they spot them up They are all fi t and hungry for their titlesworked with him over in England to make 5 weekly ly for $5 Paint, Wallpaper, Curtains, Blinds, the street in their black tracksuits with Team and training out of Phantom Kickboxingthe event happen. TICKETS to Saturday night’s big WAKO Champion- on-Thu: C d 1 week M release an GB on them. gym. Jansen-Piers is coach/manager for the ships are available from Phantom Kickboxing Academy or C 1 new He says they are already overwhelmed The night will start with the national kapaGreat Britain team and is here in New Zea- phone 0800 542548. There will be door sales on the night, if on-Thu: Christine Braun Sundries, Colour Consultancy M Affiliate FPIA CONTACT land with the team. tickets are still available. 3130 - Phone 870 X 306 Alexandra St $ OMPLE 227TC030/06 OUSE C Te Awamutu GE STREET - WAREH 170 GEOR Ph: 07 - 871 3176 227TC038/06

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PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 DePape NZ curling rep for 12th time Furniture court’s

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Te Awamutu’s adopted Canadian Team Dan Mustapic won Game 1 curler Lorne DePape has once again by an 8-7 score, Team Sean Becker end. See instore for co won a national title and the right to rebounded to win Game 2 by an 11- represent New Zealand. 6 count, but Team Mustapic roared He was a member of four-person back to win Game 3 7-4 and then every $100 you sp Team Dan Mustapic which won the closed out the championship with 1 entry for men’s title at the 2006 New Zealand a 7-5 win in Game 4, claiming the National Curling Championships, fi nal three wins to one. held at the Maniototo International “We wanted to play to a system Curling Rink in Naseby, Central and try to execute it well,” said win- PPluslu $1000’s of dollars w Otago. ning skip Dan Mustapic. s $1000 This earned the team the right “The team played really well and ’s of do to represent New Zealand in in- we stuck to the plan. The standard sspotpo prizes to be lgivenlars w away ternational competition - the 12th of play was really high - the fans t prizes orthorth ooff consecutive year that DePape has saw some great curling and it shows to be g claimed this honour. that the sport is getting stronger all iven a While he has been a member of the time.” way the top men’s curling team in the Mustapic (45, Dunedin) and his country throughout those years, team (Hans Frauenlob, 45, North DDrawn Sun it was only the second year that Shore City, Rupert Jones, 22, Dune- raw an offi cial championship has been din, Lorne DePape, 50, Te Awamutu) n S held (DePape was a member of the will now represent New Zealand at undday team that won last year’s inaugural the 2006 Pacifi c Curling Champion- ay championship). ships (November 20-26, Karuizawa, 2200 Augu Six teams participated in this Japan) where they will attempt to Au year’s New Zealand Men’s Curling qualify for the 2007 World Men’s gusts 12pm Curling Championships, to be held t Championship. YYouou 12p The competition format saw a full in Edmonton, Canada in April 2007. mustust be her m round robin phase, with the top two Mustapic, Frauenlob and DePape be her teams advancing to a best three-out- were members of the 2006 Winter e oonn ttheh day of-fi ve fi nal to determine the New Olympic curling team that competed e day Zealand champions. in Torino, Italy. After the round robin, Team Cumulative national perform- Mustapic led with fi eld with perfect ances at the 2007, 2008 and 2009 5-0 record, while Team Sean Becker World Curling Championships will fi nished second with a four win, one determine the fi eld of 10 nations loss record. that qualify for the curling event at In the best-of-fi ve fi nal series, the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. TThursdayhursday, FFridayriday, FBI keeping Badminton players to fore SSaturdayaturday, SSundayunday pace with at Mount Te Awamutu YMI badminton players cleaned up at the ‘big guns’ Mount Maunganui club tournament. FBI are keeping pace with the ‘big guns’ in the A countback was early stages of the darts championship. needed to decide the B They followed up their fi rst round win over Stranglers with an impressive 17-6 victory over grade mixed doubles Pirongia Hotel. after no fewer than FBI are one of four unbeaten teams after the three Te Awamutu opening two rounds of the championship. teams tied for the lead. Warriors recorded a hard-earned 14-9 win over Honours went Glen Waikeria to remain unbeaten, as did Arrows over Organ and club presi- Rebels 15-8, while subsidiary round winners dent Suzanne Paal- Ohaupo waltzed to a 20-3 win over Stranglers. vast, with Jonathan There were four 180s thrown on the night, all Walker/Gail Fordham Plus 100 days Int Free in division one by Steve Davis, Mike Davis (War- second, and Gary and riors), Derek Price (Ohaupo) and Paul Brown Tracy Coburn third. (Arrows). The three teams Ohaupo’s Huka Brown threw a 160 start. were separated by a In division two, Nomads Too and Joy’s Riff Raff mere eight points. retained their unbeaten records with wins over Tracy Coburn and Hobbits 12-5 and Marist II 10-7 respectively. Gail Fordham won the 400 Arawata St, Te Awamutu Phone 07 871 6269 RSA were convincing 14-3 victors over Marist ladies’ B grade dou- I. bles. 227TC017-06 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 PAGE 15 227TC044-06 Wright a walker says former NZ umpire

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I hope they was when he arrived in Te Awamutu do very well.” $60 UNITED VIDEO VOUCHERS to sign copies of his new book at Pa- Wright coached India with great per Plus. success for four and half years, but while his name has been linked to Archery Former international umpire, Horse Racing Hastie says he never had to raise the Kiwi coaching role, he says he Athletics Hurdles his fi nger that often at Wright in the really rates John Bracewell and Badminton Ice Hockey many internationals he umpired in hopes he stays in charge for a long Basketball Javelin which the former Kiwi opener was time. Bowling batting. Wright said the Indians are won- Judo derful people. Boxing “If he did hit the ball and was Marathon caught he always walked,” Hastie “They have the best fans in the Cricket Motor Racing told the Courier. world and they were great boys to Curling Pentathlon Both Wright and Hastie began coach. Discus Pole Vault their careers in the 70s. “India has a huge talent pool and Diving Hastie’s fi rst test offi ciating was in they are crazy about the game.” Rugby League 1974 against Australia. When he took over an under per- Fencing Polo He also umpired the 1978 home forming Indian team, Wright told Football Rugby Union series against England, in which them that the Indian fans deserved Formula Sailing Wright made his debut with a half a team that fought hard, whether it One Skiing century at the Basin Reserve. won or lost. Golf The pair recalled that the series He was in Te Awamutu on a fi ve Squash was locked at one all, so the Eden day road trip promoting his book Hammer Taekwondo park third test was extended to six ‘John Wright’s Indian Summers’, Handball Tennis days. written with Sharda Ugra and Paul Hockey Water Polo An avalanche of runs were scored, Thomas. with Geoff Howarth notching tons in By late 2000 Wright’s coaching both innings of the drawn match. career was at a crossroads. Rejected YOUTH 15-17 Years - A Chance to WIN (Closes 6 October 06) Hastie commented that the John in somewhat bizarre circumstances by New Zealand cricket and advised Complete the word find and drop registration into United Video, 156 Sloane St, Te Awamutu Wright era of cricketers were in by his English county, Kent, that or post to Word Find, PO Box 435, Te Awamutu - One entry per person some ways better cricketers than those representing their country they were looking to make change, NAME: ______these days. he might have faced an uncertain “But we scored a lot slower,” future. ADDRESS: ______Wright countered. Then India came calling, offering PHONE: ______MOBILE: ______He said he believed that New Zea- him what was unquestionably one (Must be 15-17) Verification D/O/B: ______AGE: ______will be asked if you win!! land had a good chance of shining in of the biggest jobs and most exciting the World Cup coming up later this challenges in the game. 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PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 Women golfers mark Betty Phillips’ 90th Following play at Te Awamutu Women’s Golf on Wednesday, a cel- ebration was held in the clubhouse to mark the 90th birthday of Betty Phillips. Mrs Phillips has spent 50 years as a member of the club, playing golf herself as well as supporting her son Warwick and late husband, Mervyn in their golfi ng achievements. She was blown away by all the fuss and seeing so many past and present club members in attend- ance. “It was a wonderful surprise. The club put on a fantastic day for me - fl owers, cake, candles and all the rest of it. “I hadn’t forgotton the wonderful occasion of my combined 80th birthday with Val Pinfold at the club.” Mrs Phillips was an active playing member until the age of 86 BIRTHDAY GIRL Betty Phillips cuts her 90th birthday cake, when her troublesome hip became watched by Te Awamutu Women’s Golf president Raie Green too sore to walk the course. (left) and club captain Sue Gower. Photo supplied GGreatreat SSmallmall CCar...ar... “I never managed a hole-in-one or Warwick Phillips won the championship match- won a championship but I’ve made some wonderful play in 1987 and 1990, along with the senior stroke- life-long friends through the sport. play in 1979, 1984 and 1989. 22004004 HyundaiHyundai GetzGetz “I was outshone by Warwick and Merv when it When the time came to put away her clubs, Mrs came to golf results.” Phillips still supported the club by maintaining her Mr Phillips was a Waikato representative, who membership and helping out whenever possible by 1.5 auto, air con, airbags, won the championship matchplay at the club in doing the results board or attending the raffl es ta- 1964 and the intermediate strokeplay in 1990. bles at tournaments. CD player, alloy wheels, “After what they’ve done for me, I’ll have to renew Very Low Kms my membership again next year now,” quipped Mrs - AS NEW Phillips. NNETBALLETBALL DRAWDRAW The fi fth round of the Ann Waters Rosebowl and third round of the Hillmer Trophy were contested 227TC024/06 along with an LGU last Wednesday. THURSDAY 17th August 2006 Judy Scown headed the silver LGU with a 77 net. 6:30 TAS Ecolab v Pirongia Meateaters; COGS Karen Campton won the bronze I division on count- RHL v Bailey Ingham Wanderers back with 75, from Julie Stevanon and Ann Waters on the same score. Colleen Neal topped the bronze 8:15 Marist Weka v College Senior A II division with 72. $$16,99016,990 Drawn twos went to S. Gower, L. O’Connor, M. 227TC023-06 SATURDAY 19th August 2006 Cavanagh, A. Irwin, J. Earwaker and R. Hawira. Erena Neilson won the 0-23 scramble by lot with a 9:00 College Senior C v COGS BCT; Pirongia 75 net, followed by Julie Stevanon on the same score IInghamngham TTee AAwamutuwamutu LLMVDMVD FIL v Int Rusty Rascals; United v College Open and June Gillespie on 77. Cnr Mahoe St + Arawata St, Te Awamutu. Ph 871 5630 A; Marist Weka A v College 10C; Kawau Tigers v Colleen Neal won the 24-plus with a 72 net, fol- TAS CBR; TAS Rockerz v Int Interceptors; Pirongia lowed by Annette Irwin on 74, Thora Young on 77 • BILL TAYLOR - 021 972 449 • TREVOR HOSE - 021 298 4271 a/h 07 872 1770 Troopers v TAPS Magic (by lot), Gaelyn Parrott on 77, Balbir Singh on 78 (by lot) and Rewa Hawira on 78. Pam Mills triumphed 9:50 Pirongia Alexandra Hotel v Aywon Stars; St in the nine hole scramble with 17 stableford points, Pats Chiefs v Int Playerz; Int Surferz v TAS Done followed by Carla Carey on 16. Deal; Int Devils v Aywon Pacers; Pirongia Sparklers Rewa Hawira won the Saturday scramble with 37 points (by lot), followed by Karen Campton on v Kakepuku Falcons the same score, Angela Thomson on 34 and June TE AWAMUTU COLLEGE 10:40 Ohaupo General Store v College 9A; Int Gillespie on 32. Daddy’s Angels v Int Vipers; Tigers Royal v Pirongia Drawn twos went to Hawira and Neilson. AMP; TAS Nitwits v College Fusion; College Senior Julie Stevanon was the winner of the Rathbone Trophy match-play event, defeating Shirley Lord in B v TAS Gyde Wansbone; Int Hooplaas v Int Angels; the fi nal round. Arohena v Pekerau Piranhas Careers Evening 11:30 ASB Bank v Pirongia Black; Pirongia Storm- ers v Paterangi Comrades; St Pats Stingers v TAS Soldiers; St Pats Stars v Pirongia RD1; Int Magic v Pekerau Strikers; Puahue Hotties v Korakonui Katz AAUGUSTUGUST Wednesday 16th August 12:20 College Spaghettios v College Senior RRURALURAL ROUNDUPROUNDUP 4.30 - 7.00pm in the College Hall Social; Korakonui Llamas v College 9C; AI Know v Ohaupo Allens United Drainage & Earthworks; Te The August issue will be published on A RANGE OF PROVIDERS WILL BE PRESENT TO ADVISE Taumata Ki Parawera v TAS Misfi ts; TAS Paul Kay THE COMMUNITY ON CAREER SUBJECT CHOICE: Dental v Comrades Social; Pirongia Red v Int Foxy TUESDAY, AUGUST 22 Roxys; Int Tornadoes v Pekerau Piranhas Special Feature Army Salvation Army Employment 1:10 TAS Upaklass v TAS KTM Farm & Trail; Col- Airforce Plus lege 9B v College I Love Lamps; RSN Juniors v TAS GROW MAIZE 2006 Barbies; College 10A v Alpha Netball; Sacred Heart Navy Universities of Waikato, Otago, 1 v College Fusion; St Pats Hot Shots v Pukeatua For advertising bookings contact Unitech Victoria, Massey Soldiers Alan or Heather Career Service Wintech 2:00 College 10B v Pirongia Sincerity; Pirongia For editorial contribution phone 227TC040-06 Strikers v Sacred Heart 2; COGS 2 v TAS Guthrie George Seymour College Study Link (Loans & Bowron; TAPS Hot Steppers v Kihikihi Devils; TAS Dean or Cathy BOP Polytech Allowances) M&B Contracting v TAS Corboy Earthmovers 227TC009-06 Police Waikato School of Hairdressing Duty Roster: Executive on Duty: Leonie Oates Duty Teams: A Duty (am) St Pats Stars; A Duty (pm) Tigers Royal, B Duty: Sacred Heart 1; Phone Te Awamutu College about your involvement C Duty: St Pats Hot Shots 07 871 4199 etxn 850 College Fusion and Pekerau Piranhas have 2 games Phone 871 5151

227TC028/06 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 PAGE 19 Formal Notices PERSONAL TO LET TO LET PUBLIC NOTICES Formal Notices TIDY three bedroom LIFE after separation PUBLIC NOTICE and divorce, The A1 SELF house in Pirongia, Sale of Liquor Act BIRTHS DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES $250 p/w. Phone (027) Lazarus Experience STORAGE 1989 VICKERS - Sher- offers a caring, reflec- 696-0150. BANNISTER - New facility, many Warrick Hilton CHAND - Amar wood Alexandria tive weekend for sizes, good rates, TWO and three bed- Mathew and Paula (Vic). On August 12, separated and di- security and 7 Veitch, 201 Alexan- are thrilled to an- Passed away peace- room accommodation. dra Street, Te fully on Thursday, 2006. Beloved hus- vorced Catholics and day access. nounce the early arri- Phone 871-3702. Awamutu, Director, August 10, 2006 sur- band and best spar- other Christians, from Phone 871-6164 val of their daughter, ring partner of 21-24 September 2006 has made application Alissa Mae Frances rounded by his family, or (0274) 783 085 after a short time in Doreen, much loved in Hamilton. For fur- MEETINGS to the District Licens- on August 2 at 05.24. father of Calvin and ther information and ing Agency at Te Delivered naturally at hospital. Dearly loved husband of Susan. Kerry, Louis and registration, contact Are you looking MANGATOATOA Awamutu for renewal Waikato Hospital, Leena, Sonya and Peter (Mt Maun- for Property of an ON licence in weighing 2340gms Cherished father of MARAE HUI-A-IWI Pamela, Jessica, Mostyn, Sharron and ganui) (07) 575-2973, Management? respect of the prem- (5lb 2oz). Thanks to Bruce, Debbie, Odette or Margaret (Hamil- Saturday September 2, ises situated at 201 Michelle Kingston- Tracey, Angela and Andrew. Love you al- and Bryan, Naomi ton) (021) 161-4883, WE WORK 2006 at 10.00am Alexandra Street, Te White, Kirsten Rouse, and Michael, and or Cass (Te Awa- Awamutu known as the “Green Team” and ways, and we will For all Owners, miss you heaps xxx. A Natasha and Phil, mutu) (07) 870-4079, WITHIN THE Beneficiaries, Hapu whanau The Olde Bank all the amazing staff friend of Craig and or Michael (Tau- Licenced Cafe & Res- on Ward 54 and in the service for Amar will RESIDENTIAL Agenda: be held on Wednes- Kevin, loved grandad ranga) (07) 543-1506. taurant. Newborn Nursery. • Marae Trustee day, August 16, 2006 of 22 grandchildren TENANCIES ACT The general nature of and 1 great grand- Training DAVIS - HAVILL. at 105 Smyth Street the business conducted child. A service for Vic FINANCIAL Ph 871-5044 • John and Merran are at 10.30am, followed Marae Charter under the licence is will be held at Alex- • delighted to announce by a service at New- Election of Trustees Cafe & Restaurant. stead Crematorium, andra House Chapel, • Changing the arrival of their The days on which and son Cortlan on July Morrinsville Road, 570 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ Beneficiaries of the hours during which 30, 2006, a brother for Hamilton at 1.00pm. Te Awamutu on “nobody does it better” Maori Reservation Wednesday August • liquor is intended to be Brittany and Tus- Changing Name GRAHAM - John 16, 2006, at 2.00pm, sold under the licence cany. Both well. LANDLORDS and Purpose of the Passed away August followed by private Maori Reservation are 7 days a week, DODUNSKI - Ashton 12, 2006. Cherished cremation. Communi- Wishing your property 8.30am to 1.00am the cations to the Vickers following day. Nicholas. Born Au- older brother of to be managed by a gust 24, 2006, weigh- Blackie and Teresa. family, C/- P O Box recognised professional? The application may be 137 Te Awamutu ing 3540gms (7lbs Much loved and inspected during ordi- please. Te Awamutu TENANTS 13oz). Proud parents treasured uncle of nary office hours at the Craig and Ali would Clayton and Nina Funeral Services Ltd, Needing help finding FDANZ & Griefcare. accommodation which office of the Waipa Dis- like to welcome their (USA) and Shannon trict Licensing Agency little angel into the (Western Australia). VICKERS - Sher- suits your needs? 356TC201/05 TE AWAMUTU at 101 Bank Street, Te world, and Tylah, A patient sufferer at wood “Vic”. On Fri- Contact Francene Awamutu. Briarly and Hadley peace. Funeral was day, August 11. A on 871-7146, BRANCH welcome their new held today. Will be wonderful friend and FOR HIRE Any person who is enti- baby brother with lots neighbour for 25 Mobile ANNUAL GENERAL tled to object and who sadly missed. CARPET and uphol- of cuddles and kisses. years. Sadly missed. (027) 289-3952 MEETING wishes to object to the stery cleaner. Hire Many thanks to Ken and Maureen 871-6287 a/h grant of the application HUNT - Colin Ward from the cleaning spe- Of the Te Awamutu Michelle. Dawson. Flt. Lt. George and family. may, not later than 10 cialists. Sincerity Dry- Waipa Property Branch of the RNZAF NZ39553; working days after the cleaners. Phone 871- Link Ltd. MREINZ New Zealand Red Cross HOLWILL - Carly (nee P.O.W. Stalag Luft 3; IN MEMORIAM date of the first publi- 5471, 97 Sloane Street. Inc will be held on Tims) and Matt are Silent Key ZL1 ADG. cation of this notice, AUSTIN - Noreen. MODERN three bed- Thursday, August 24, thrilled to announce Peacefully at Raeburn file a notice in writing Died August 14, 2005. room home, quiet cul 2006 at 10.00am the safe arrival of Hospital, Cambridge, de sac street, fully of the objection with Jacob Lee, born on No longer in our lives in the Red Cross Hall, on August 11, 2006, fenced, double garage, Redoubt Street. the Secretary of the August 11, 2006, aged 88 years. Dearly to share, but in our hearts and thoughts no dogs, bond and ref- District Licensing 3630gms (8lb). All do- loved husband of Joan erences required, Agenda: Agency at 101 Bank ing well. Many for 46 years. Now you are always there. Minutes Remembered with $230 p/w, available Street, Te Awamutu. thanks to Fleur and sadly missed. Brother early September. Branch Report the team at Waikato in law of Peter and love by your daughter Financial Report This is second publica- Pauline, by grand Phone (07) 871-0034. tion of this notice. Hospital. Molly, Garry and Convenors’ Reports Lynne, Kent and daughters Claire, Ra- PIRONGIA central chel and Sarah and Election of Officers PUBLIC NOTICE DEATH NOTICES Gillian and all his township, three bed- General nieces and nephews. special nan nan of rooms, double garage, Section 41(3) Casey. $265 p/w. Phone 871- All members and anyone Sale of Liquor Act BOSNYAK - John Colin’s funeral will be held in the RSA Club- AUSTIN - Noreen. 9851. interested in our work 1989 Vincent (Vinko) Died August 14, 2005. very welcome (Jack) JP, on August rooms, 381 Alexandra Keith Alan Mapp Street, Te Awamutu I miss you nana. I can’t (Mrs) BG McDonald has made application 12, 2006, peacefully at wait to be able to sit SAFE ‘N’ SOUND Waikato Hospital, in on Thursday, August Hon. Secretary to the District Licens- 17, at 2.00pm, fol- next to you again and STORAGE ing Agency at Waipa his 84th year. Dearly watch the All Blacks WOOD SPLITTERS loved husband of lowed by private cre- Lock up District Council for mation. No flowers by play while I eat your PUBLIC NOTICES Rosalie for 55 years, storage units the renewal of an off request please. Com- yummy homemade licence in respect of loved brother and cooking. You were a Phone 871-3288 Electric Security Fence brother-in-law of munications to Mrs J the premises situated Hunt, C/- PO Box 137, brilliant nana for 26 Te Awamutu 24/7 access Stephen and Marsha, years and you will al- at 889/1 Arapuni Te Awamutu, please. Camera and patrolled Road, Te Awamutu, and uncle of Kath- ways be in my heart surveillance leen, Anthony, and Te Awamutu Funeral known at Garden Services Ltd. FDANZ and thoughts. Love Vinko, and of his Phone 871-2171 Country Wines. and Griefcare. Claire. CHIPPERS grand-nieces and or (0274) 407-101 The general nature of TRUBSHOE - LEARN TO SWIM nephews, brother-in- Marlene Frances. 230 Bruce Berquist the business conducted law of Anne and HUNT - Colin Ward Enrolment Night Dawson. Dearly Sadly missed, Drive, Te Awamutu under the licence is Peter, uncle of Brian Phone 871-3288 August 18, 2006, Winery. loved brother and precious memories and the late Robert, forever held close to Te Awamutu at 6.00pm, brother-in-law of the brother-in-law of TE AWAMUTU The days on which and Doris and Charlie us. Dearest friend of at the Event Centre late Eric and uncle of SELF STORAGE the hours during which Vazey, loved uncle of Heather, Serena and Club Rooms the liquor is sold under David. Rest In Peace. Daryl. From $17 p/w Requiem Mass will be Maureen and great 24hr access the licence are 7 days, uncle of Sarah, CHAINSAWS Any Enquiries? celebrated for Jack at TUITION Camera Surveillance Phone Selina 9.00am to 8.00pm, but St. Patrick’s Catholic Andrew and Marie PH: (07) 856-7584 not necessarily all those Bowmar. 871-6808 Church, 625 Alexan- PICTURE framing or (027) 608-1749 hours. Phone 871-3288 dra Street, Te Awa- tuition, six week Te Awamutu The application may be mutu, on Saturday VICKERS - Sher- course, learn how to THREE bedroom WAIKATO wood Alexandria inspected during ordi- August 19, 2006, at frame your own pho- house in Wharepapa nary office hours at the (Vic). Dearly loved South, 20 minutes to HOME BIRTH 11.00am, followed by tos, prints, originals, office of the Waipa Dis- father and father in Waikeria, great con- private interment. certificates, needle ASSOCIATION trict Licensing Agency Communications to law of Sharron and WANTED TO RENT dition, fireplace, dou- work and tapestries at 101 Bank Street, Te Mrs R. Bosnyak, C/- Bruce Sole. Loved ble garage, fully with Waikato’s certi- We will be running An- Awamutu. P O Box 137, Te Awa- grandad of Jamie. fied framer, 25 years THREE to four bed- fenced section, no tenatal classes in Te Thanks to the awe- mutu please. Te experience, day or room house required pets, $200p/w in- Awamutu for those Any person who is enti- Awamutu Funeral some staff at Matariki night courses. Phone for family of four, n/s, cludes Sky Digital tled to object and who Hospital. The pain is Te Awamutu district. planning a home birth Services Ltd. FDANZ Ron (07) 843-6672. service, bond and ref- and / or natural birth on wishes to object to the over. Rest in peace Phone 871-3527. erences required. & Griefcare. September 2 and 9. grant of the application dad. PERSONAL Phone 872-2449. may, not later than 10 CHAND - Amar TO LET Our classes are friendly, working days after the Passed away August VICKERS - Sher- THREE bedroomed relaxed and run by date of the first publi- villa house, gas heat- 10, 2006. Much loved wood (Vic). On Au- ANY one interested in cation to this notice, file ing, $230 p/w, bond qualified Childbirth uncle of Parvinder gust 12, 2006. A car pooling, Otoro- 410m2 OPEN a notice in writing of dearly loved and spe- and refs required. Educators. and Dhian. Grandad hanga/Pirongia to the objection with the cial brother-in-law of FLOOR PLAN! Phone 871-2171 or Please contact Kerry of Deepak and Par- Hamilton. Please Secretary of the District meela (Summan). Lyn and the late Secure building, (0274) 407-101. phone (027) 2787-303. Mitchell to register Licensing Agency at Will be deeply missed Keith Foster. Loved suit storage or THREE bedrooms, your interest. Private Bag 2402, Te but never forgotten as uncle of Kerry, commercial uses, Phone (07) 848-1864 your memory lives in Trevor, Nigel and NEED a lawyer? Call ½ acre site. close to town, $270 Awamutu. 870-4991 James Par- p/w. Phone (027) 589- Email: This is the first publi- our hearts forever. their families. Memo- Phone (027) 279-5244 [email protected] Rest in peace now. ries are forever., lane. 6416. cation of this notice. PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 FOR SALE UNDER FOR SALE UNDER FOR SALE UNDER FOR SALE UNDER FOR SALE UNDER BUSINESS SUPER FOR SALE $50 $50 $50 $50 $50 DEALS FIREWOOD BIKE, boys 16” healing CAMERA, 35mm, EMBROIDERY FREE rotary clothes GUINEA Pigs, two AUTO Trans servicing DRY native Matai, black frame, $30. Zemit, has case, flash threads, mixed col- line, you pick up. female sisters, sell to- every 50,000km, $100 ute load or lar- Phone 870-3073. unit, $30. Phone 870- ours, 20 full skeins, Phone 872-7909. gether, $20. Phone Stuart Law Ltd. ger to suit. Phone (07) 3073. $6. Phone 871-5351. 871-7236. Phone 871-6426. 873-8996. HEATED towel rail, WWashash “LOOK” PUBLIC NOTICES 60 watt creda, $19. WWaxax POLYS Phone 870-3073. VVacuumacuum HEATER, radiator, 5 6 Punnets, $10 at Hammer Hardware fin, thermostat, $15. From $35 Phone 870-3073. BookBook NowNow NEW SLEEP OUT MATERNITY clothes, 887070 17001700 size 10-12, $5 each. 220TC208-06 4800 x 2400 $6,000 Phone 871-3394. FOR SALE Phone (027) 696-0150 PINECONES, large bags, dry, x 4, $10 DOUBLE BED ZIPS REPLACED each. Phone 871-1554. WITH base, excellent TROUSERS, frocks, condition, $400. skirts shortened. Sin- RYOBI 150mm bench Phone 871-3401. grinder, 2960rpm, eye cerity Drycleaners, 97 shields, 500w, $25 ENVELOPES Sloane Street. ono. Phone (07) 823- C6 Manilla window 6702. Tropical seal - old PETS UNIFORM, 6 form stock, $5 box of 500. MALTESE puppy, boys pants, size 84, Te Awamutu Courier. male, 7 weeks, very $30. Phone 870-3073. small, $1,200. Phone FIREWOOD (07) 871-3301. UNIFORM, 6 form 5m³ $160, 10m³ $290, boys top, $30. Phone delivered. Phone (021) 870-3073. VEHICLES FOR 617-349. SALE SPORTS NOTICES NISSAN Pulsar 1998, S-RV auto, 110,000kms, 4WD, a/c, CD player, alarmed, a very tidy car, $7000. Phone 871-4072.

Te Awamutu Sports Rugby Club VEHICLES WANTED PRIZEGIVING Friday, August 18 at 7.00pm WANTED All players, sponsors and supporters most welcome TO BUY 227TC202/06 DEAD CARS PUBLIC NOTICES Cash Paid PIRONGIA SCHOOL * OUT - OF - ZONE ENROLMENTS $70 Free Pick up Pirongia School has up to ten out-of-zone places Phone Andy: (07) 823-6989 For an expression of interest form, or txt: contact the school at 871-9727 (027) 453-7637 The deadline for receipt of applicants is *conditions apply 220TC212/06 Tuesday, August 29, 2006.

In accordance with Ministry regulations, WANTED TO BUY the order of priority will be: COLOSTRUM Siblings of current students, siblings of former students, WANTED children of board employees, all other students, Bococks Calf Rearing Phone: (07) 872-1772 or Mark on (027)4746917

GRAZING AVAILABLE CARRY-OVER COWS WANTED 160ha safe rolling hill country, grazing available now to May 1, 2007, winter grazing May 1 - July 30, 2007. Phone (06) 385-4501 or (027) 485-7913. ROUND HAY BALEAGE for sale, good quality. Phone (06) 385-4501 or (027) 485-7913. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE BUYING CALVES?

Make sure you know the Tb status of calves being purchased. 0800 4 TB INFO HEADING dog pups, seven weeks, well bred. Phone 871-3005.

Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 PAGE 21 LIVESTOCK PROPERTIES FOR WORK WANTED WORK WANTED HOME HELP SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED SALE AVAILABLE CHIMNEY PC PROBLEMS? NO fix, no fee, repairs AC PETFOODS SPACIOUS CLEAN, parts, repairs. A1 chimney cleaning. from experienced local Now Buying UNIT Andrew Taylor. IT professional. Mo- KIDS AT HOME LTD Horses bile upgrades, repairs Two bedroom Phone 871-5351 or LOOKING FOR unit, or convert (0274) 664-367. and installations ser- 0800-834-222 vice. No call out fees! CHILDCARE? to three bedroom, CLARKE’S Phone Matt (027) Experienced child COLOSTRUM close to shops, 515-6996 or 870-3038. carers available NOW. storage, large CARPET AND SURPLUS Fees from as little as section, PVT sale. CLEANING MILK WANTED! 0.69c per hour. Phone For your carpet and Support by a Ministry Phone Deb Kirkham (027) 279-5244 upholstery cleaning of Education and WINZ on 871-4815 or Phone Keith, approved agency. mobile QUALIFIED BUILDER Phone Denise (0274) 901-007 WORK WANTED (027) 280-0790 QUALITY 871-7673 (MON - FRI or 871-4930 CONSTRUCTION 8.30am to 1.30pm) TREE & STUMP We aim to please 227TC209/06 TENDERS Alterations & additions SERVICE Decks & Fences SITUATIONS TENDERS Call Dennis Clements Glen Rawson Bathroom renovations VACANT TOTAL TREE CARE House repairs Tenders are required Plumbing Phone 871-5221 199TC205/06 for the repairs to the Craftsman, Plumber Phone (07) 871-9202 exterior painting at 85 Te Awamutu Owned and Gasfitter Mobile (027) 434-8896 DRIVER Ash Grove, Te Awamutu and Operated Roofing Maintenance [email protected] as per Master Painters New Sales / Deliveries Report. 80+ DRIVER Phone (027) 222-7590 WANTED! Suit mature minded Contact Ray Osborne or 870-2987a/h person, for details 871-3865 TRAINING Interiors to Decorate. Permanent position evenings or Johnny Nelson We specialise in Phone Rosetown Driver Apply (0275) 965-731 Training (0274) 125- WASHBRIGHT painting, wallpapering 000 or 871-5569. and spray painting. The Meat Factory PROPERTIES FOR MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN Phone Dave Rowe Phone 871-6390 (027) 290 8776 or SALE BUILDER TREATMENT Kellie (07) 873-1777. AVAILABLE Low pressure, Exterior INTERESTED in Carpentry work? Are For all those smaller Cleaning Te Awamutu SECTION you aged between 15 - jobs, Te Awamutu - Coloursteel roofs 18? Furniture making Medical Centre FOR SALE Otorohanga areas. Roof spray, Tiles and WATERBLASTING. and woodwork course. Pirongia - Rural Phone Graeme Decromastic Receptionists Phone Ultra Clean Do you want to gain Elevated north and 871-8335 Rotary clean, pavers, 871-6662 today! NZQA qualifications? Position 1: Mobile (021) 406-648 mountain facing driveways, footpaths Get your learners A full time position has become available at our Phone (021) 455-387 Commercial buildings WINDOWS cleaned by license for free. We the experts. Phone busy medical centre. EXTERIOR house provide free transport Phone (0274) 763-347 Ultra Clean 871-6662. Position 2: cleaning. Phone Ultra or 871-7389 to Cambridge. Phone Clean 871-6662 today! (07) 827-3754 or text A one year ﬁ xed term agreement, being maternity FARM (027) 294-8556 and cover, has also become available with a start EMPLOYEES leave your name and date early to mid-October. This is also a full time STOCK SALES number. position. Limited WANTED Now Servicing LOOKING for a job? Applicants must be customer focused with a sense of humour and preferably will demonstrate Te Awamutu RELIEF MILKING Let me help you up For Exterior Cleaning skill, retrain, get superior organisational, computer and

Moss, Mould and Algae (Assistant) valuable work experi- telephonist skills. TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE Treatments, Houses, Roofs, ence. DPB clients Experience in MS Word, Excel, and ofﬁ ce Driveways, Cobbles etc also At Te Mawhai, welcome. Phone Fiona Thursday August 17 - 11.00am Fly and Spider Treatments no experience on (07) 827-3754 or applications an advantage, however, full training will be given. Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, For your Free quote necessary phone or text (027) Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Phone Tui 871-7205 Phone 871-1552 294-8558 and leave If you have supplied me with your CV prior to or 0800 GO SOFTWASH name and number. this advertisement please contact our ofﬁ ce and Sale Comprising. 0800-467-638 verify if you are still interested in a position 11.00am Prime & Boners Fax (07) 848-1702 SITUATIONS WANTED working with our reception team. [email protected] 10 Fat Cattle Written applications together with CV to: 150 Boners WE HAVE GREAT PEOPLE... MAINTENANCE The Practice Manager Looking for permanent, temporary or casual work Te Awamutu Medical Centre 12.00 noon Dairies HOME building maintenance, all aspects. ~ Labouring ~ Farm work PO Box 378 A/C Client Phone Ralph (021) ~ Warehouse ~ Admin TE AWAMUTU 20 ctp Frsn x Jsy cows 0220-2558. Give us a call to see how we can help your business Applications close Friday, September 1, 5.00pm 5 ctp Frsn x hfrs - part of complete herd of 100 being sold as they spring up MEATEATER Call us on 870-5402. Please contact us if you would like a copy of the HOMEKILLS LTD job description and hours of work.

Store Cattle Phone 871-9995 227TC203/06 Phone (07) 872-0300 www.peoplesolutions.co.nz 10 Potter Bulls or (029) 871-9995 220 Bank Street, Te Awamutu 222TC201/06 20 2yr str & hfrs 70 ylg beef x strs & hfrs MORTGAGE SITUATIONS VACANT 50 wnr beef x strs & hfrs BROKER

NZMBA A/c Client 18 Aut w/f bulls Phone Christine 10 Aut w/f hfrs 871-3176 (021) 545-302 12.00 noon Feeder calves 800 calves MYOB 12.00 noon Sheep 20 Prime lambs 30 Store Lambs Further Entries Being Accepted

All enquiries to: Steve Weck 07 870-2961 0274 770 109 Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 0272 431 078 Need Help? Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 0272 431 836 Computer Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 Accounting ‘Doctor’ Bob Drake 07 871-7515 0274 941 958 at 871-3176 LIVESTOCK WANTED BONER COWS WANTED

Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment

Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Also empty heifers and potter bulls

Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080

PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT VACANT WANTED INTERESTED in TTEEMMPPSS WWAANNTTEEDD ST PATRICK’S PIRONGIA customer service or Cycle Mechanic SCHOOL SERVICE STATION We are currently looking for people to work on a TE AWAMUTU office work? Gain skills and qualifica- - Earn as you learn regular casual basis in the following position: Is seeking an experienced Workshop Assistant - Apprenticeship possibilities tions for free! We will SUPPORT WORKERS: for people with disabilities. NE Teacher for Term 4, We require a junior assistant - Comprehensive in our automotive work- also pay for your in-house training Temps must have previous experience and be able 2006. From October 9 - shop. If you have an learners licence, free - Industry Qualiﬁ cations to provide a hands-on approach to our clients. October 20, and interest in motor vehicles transport provided to - Shimano Service Centre Certiﬁ ed Weekend and night shift work available. December 5 - December 21, the position will be and would like to learn Cambridge. Phone

2 (07) 827-3754 or text 2 from 8.50am to 12.00pm more, please contact

7 Please phone Sarah Dunlop at

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Te A’ Cycles 8 Gracelands Recruitment Services 240 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu 870-1300 or email: [email protected] December 5, the position (07) 871-9944 ber to (027) 294-8556. will be fulltime, to cover Reading Recovery Release. ROOFER needed, no MACHINISTS POSITION AVAILABLE FOR Please send a letter of experience necessary, A BICYCLE ENTHUSIAST application , stating just a willingness to We require full time curriculum strengths, work, own transport experienced sewing and a current CV to; preferred. Phone machinists for our local Dave 871-9105 or factory. Immediate start. Th , the Principal, St Patrick’s School, (0274) 330-519. For appointment 625 Alexandra Street, SECURITY Officers - phone Maureen at Te Awamutu Merc ontrol are needed! Gain this 871-7722 by 4.00pm Monday, NZQA approved 222TC207 August 28, 2006. qualification by corre- Rosetown Clothing Te A’ Cycles 240 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu spondence for under Advertise Locally $500. Student loans ENTERTAINMENT Phone 871 5151 may apply. Phone 0800 800 043.

Weekly for Women RECEPTIONIST We are looking to employ an enthusiastic Receptionist / Word Processor Ladies of Te Awamutu Receptionist who excels at customer service to join our team. Due to an internal promotion we have a vacancy TThursdayhursday 1177tthh Working in a busy office environment your for a person with the following skills: AugustAugust atat 9.45am9.45am duties will include: Reception, Mail, Banking, − Competent with Microsoft Word & Excel Typing, Data entry and Administration Support. Michelle Tanner Skills required are; − Courteous manner with clients Immunisation • for all ages Previous office experience − Confident on the phone • Full Drivers Licence • Self motivated with a positive attitude We offer a pleasant work environment, Venu e: Te Awamutu • Great communication and customer service competitive remuneration and a variety of tasks. Bible Chapel skills Previous experience is not essential but would Phone: Sally Shierlaw • Experience with MS Word and Excel be preferred. 870 2074 • An ability to prioritise and manage a Come along - we’d love to see you! changing workload. Please forward your CV by the 21st August to: A gold coin donation is If this sounds like you, please apply in writing, Osbornes Chartered Accountants Ltd appreciated to help cover costs including CV by Monday, August 21 to: PO Box 1 227TC008-06 Otorohanga Administration Manager Licensed CRECHE available McFall Enterprises Limited P O Box 403 Te Awamutu In accordance with McFall Enterprises Ltd Drug and Alcohol Policy, the successful applicants will Morning Sessions Thu and Wed . www.regent3.itgo.com be required to undergo a pre-employment drug test. KAUPAPA MAORI MENTAL By arrangement we have been able to present to you FOUR special HEALTH WORKERS ﬁ lms before many other cinemas: FATELESS, GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED, BALLET RUSSES and MRS PALFREY AT THE CLAREMONT. (TAMARIKI/RANGATAHI) All excellent features to see. One full time position and one .5 BALLET RUSSES M Cinema Showpiece (20 hours per week) TUE 5.45 & 8.00, WED 10.15, 6.00 & 8.15, A DE LUXE SELECTION OF MOVIES FOR ADULT VIEWING The Raukawa Trust Board is the recognised Iwi THU 10.15 & 5.55, FRI 5.55, Authority for Raukawa, responsible for the SAT 1.15 & 5.50, SUN 11.00 & 3.35 CAPOTE M development and provision of cultural, social, THU 6.10 FATELESS M BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN M health, environmental and economic activities TUE 5.40 & 8.20, WED 10.00, 5.30 & 8.10, TUE 8.10 for its whanau and hapu. The Board is based in THU 10.00, 5.45 & 8.20, FRI 5.35 & 8.10, OYSTER FARMER M Tokoroa with offices in Putaruru, Te Awamutu SAT 12.45, 6.00 & 8.35, WED 5.50 and Matamata. SUN 10.30, 3.45 & 6.20 IN MY FATHER’S DEN R16 The board invites applications from suitably A great feel-good story with TUE 5.30 experienced and qualified individuals who have old-fashioned appeal. Classy, charming RIVER QUEEN M and rich in humour and period detail - WED 5.55, SUN 6.30 worked in the Mental Health field. The focus of this service is to provide community amazingly suspenseful. Very highly FROM THE CELEBRATED NOVEL BY recommended. This is a WINNER for ELIZABETH TAYLOR. mental health assessment and support to tamariki everyone. The glorious Joan Plowright in a true and rangitahi from a kaupapa Maori perspective. GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED G gem: perhaps the most thoroughly As a Mental Health worker, you will be TUE 5.55, FRI 5.45, SAT 6.30, SUN 4.10 charming, touching, sensitive, required to have: completely satisfying, humorous, THE DA VINCI CODE M bittersweet drama to see. Relevant experience and qualifications in FOURTH MONTH. WED 7.40, THU 7.40 If you enjoyed ‘LADIES IN LAVENDER’, mental health CURIOUS GEORGE G A commitment to work in culturally appropriate SAT 1.05, SUN 12.20 YOU’LL ADORE MRS PALFREY AT THE CLAREMONT! ways that reflect and build on the strengths of “A tender, touching, deeply moving ﬁ lm. CLICK M LADY OLIVER DESERVES AN ACADEMY AWARD. individuals, whanau, their culture and FRI 8.00, SAT 8.45 community CARS M The ability to work as part of a committed and SUN 12.30 energetic team OVER THE HEDGE PG Experience in working with families at risk SAT 12.55, SUN 10.50 Excellent communication skills and inter-personal skills SUPERMAN RETURNS M SAT 3.20, SUN 1.05 Excellent assessment and reporting skills PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 2 M A passion for working with tamariki and rangitahi There is an expectation that these services will TUE 7.50, WED 5.40 & 8.20, THU 8.00, encompass the rohe o Raukawa and surrounding FRI 5.40 & 8.20, SAT 2.35, 5.30 & 8.20, SUN 2.50 & 5.40 townships. R.V. RUNAWAY VACATION PG Applications - please send a current CV, TUE 7.30, SAT 4.30, SUN 2.05 references from referees and an application letter can be forwarded to: AS IT IS IN HEAVEN M [email protected] or Raukawa THU & FRI 8.05, SAT 3.25 & 8.00, Trust Board, Private Bag 8, Tokoroa. Please SUN 1.10 & 5.45 direct all confidential job related enquiries MARCH OF THE PENGUINS G THU 10.30, 6.05 & 8.10, FRI 5.50 & 7.50, to Dickie Farrar at (07) 885-0260 TUE 5.50, WED 8.00, THU 6.00, SAT 2.45, SAT 1.25, 3.35, 5.45 & 7.55, SUN 10.40 SUN 11.05, 1.15, 3.25 & 5.25 Applications close: 4.00pm, August 25, 2006 227TC027/06 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 15, 2006 PAGE 23 Imagine the convenience of a Wheelie Bin that could actually cost you LESS than having rubbish bags. Have you noticed your weekly kerbside rubbish bags now cost $2.08 each!! TThehe aanswernswer is a WHEELIE BIN from WASTE MANAGEMENT Heres the deal......

12 month Wheelie Bin hire 240L 240L 120L $300 Emptied every week - One bin holds 3½ normal rubbish bags COMPARATIVE COST = $1.64 PER BAG But you've got a bin that holds so much MORE

240L weekly empty=$300 p/a 240L fortnight empty=$151 p/a 120L weekly empty=$210 p/a 120L fortnight empty=$106 p/a Prices valid for Te Awamutu, Kihikihi and Pirongia. Rural areas = Fortnightly service

TRANSFER STATION and RECYCLING CENTRE HOURS Monday to Saturday 8.00am to 4.00pm Phone: 871 4571

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