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Mr Mills Sir Anand Satyanand, Governor says there is a steering General of New Zealand, committee of 12 and expressions commended this community for its of membership interest from commitment to allowing all people about 20 more people. with disabilities to live their lives This Friday’s concert in to the fullest extent possible (a Kihikihi School Hall begins at 7pm leading community in a country and features Ray and Val recognised as a world leader in this Thurgood, well known local field). entertainers, along with artists He said this was evident in the from other country music clubs. generous support that had been Cost is $2 for 5-13 year olds forthcoming for the fundraising for and $3 for over 13-year-olds the building project. (under fives free) — supper ‘‘To raise two million dollars in provided. For more information less than five years is nothing short contact Mr Mills at 870 1794. of remarkable.’’ Sir Anand said this kind of Fieldays fever community support was also evi- dent in the ongoing offers of heating up employment for those with disabili- ties. The National Agricultural He quoted a Maori proverb Fieldays is on again next week which translated to ‘‘at the same at Mystery Creek. time the spiral is going out, it is Te Awamutu is getting into coming back’’. TC090609GJ01 the spirit, with the Information ‘‘This centre and this commun- GOVERNOR GENERAL, Sir Anand Satyanand cuts the ribbon on the plaque commemorating the opening Centre co-ordinating a window ity are a living example of that of Gracelands’ new National Service Centre ‘Dan Bryant House’, watched by Gracelands’ chief executive display competition for proverb.’’ Robyn Klos. Mrs Klos, founder and driving force for Gracelands over the past 19 years as well as for the businesses and a scarecrow He noted that the project had building project, earlier choked back tears as she welcomed everyone to the opening. competition. Check out our received notable support, including ‘Field Day in Te Awamutu’ the Finn brothers returning to stone Brothers) and architect (Tim region). ‘It is fitting that this building advertising feature on pages their old hometown to perform a Gisler) and all those who had He also thanked the service and bears the name of Dan Bryant, a 12-13 inside today’s issue. concert — the tickets for which had worked on the building for their other clubs, and the groups and humanitarian and a risk taker.’’ been sold out in 75 minutes. roles in bringing the project individuals who had given Mr Arcus spoke of his grand- King coming Sir Anand paid tribute to together successfully. donations and organised and father, Dan Bryant’s upbringing in Gracelands’ chief executive, Robyn Mrs Klos said Livingstone’s sup- supported fundraising events. Kihikihi in the 1880s. It was a hard to rural NZ Klos, whose commitment and deter- port, as sponsors as well as project These included the Jason Gunn working life. The Country Comedy Festival mination to see the project come to managers, was integral to the suc- compered auction night, the Finn He left school at the age of 12 and playing at the Te Awamutu Event fruition was also lauded by other cess of the undertaking. Brothers concert, organised by respiratory problems saw him sent Centre this Saturday has Mike speakers, including Tom Barratt, She said it had not been an easy Dean and Robyn Taylor, the scrap to Raglan for three months to King as lead comedy act hot on chairperson of Gracelands Trust task to find the member of the metal collection, organised by improve his health. and Sam Lewis, fundraising com- wider community who could assist Malcolm Macpherson and Te Awa- He got a job at his local cream- the heels of becoming embroiled mittee chairperson. Gracelands with the project of mutu Federated Farmers and the ery, then Te Awamutu Creamery as in a ‘pig farming scandal’ after Mr Barratt said he had origin- raising $2 Million. rural tour organised by Howard manager and then went on to filming footage of distressed pigs ally ‘‘not been a great supporter of In Sam Lewis, chairman of Ashmore. manage Te Rapa Creamery. in a concentrated farm building a new service centre‘‘ AFFCO Meat Company, they found ‘‘All contributions and efforts, An interest in livestock trading environment. ‘‘But Robyn convinced us (trust) the person to lead the fundraising great and small, were appreciated saw him buy a 20 hectare property Show organiser Scott Palmer that it was what was needed. committee. by Gracelands.’’ adjacent to the Te Rapa Creamery. say the timing is ironic — we’re ‘‘There will always be difficult- Mr Lewis paid tribute to the DV Mr Lewis thanked his fundrais- By the age of 39 he was a wealthy about to kick off The Country ies fundraising for what is essen- Bryant Trust, after whose founder ing committee and said he had man, but with an even wealthier Comedy Festival in some of the tially an office. But when you the building was named honouring enjoyed his two and a half year heart. biggest farming areas in New become as large as Gracelands has Dan Bryant’s legacy to the Waikato association with Gracelands ‘‘ a He set up a trust to run the Zealand and Mike has certainly become (1200 clients when the pro- community. growing and vital organisation, Bryant Home for Convalescent been in the thick of it lately. ject was launched to 2000 now) Mr Lewis also thanked the wide whose work in the field is the key to Children in Raglan. This was the Standard seat tickets for The administration is vital. It is import- group of philanthropic and chari- a caring and modern society’’. beginnings of his philanthropic Country Festival are available ant for clients that the staff can table trusts who had given grants In introducing Doug Arcus, work and the DV Bryant Trust was from the i-Site Centre. Doors come together to work together towards the project (many of whom chairman of the DV Bryant Trust, formed. open at 7pm, show at 8pm. collegially.’’ are Waikato, rather than Te Awa- Mrs Klos said that the grant from He would have been proud Mr Barratt echoed Mrs Klos’ mutu based, reflecting recognition the trust had made Gracelands feel indeed to see the new Gracelands’ tributes to the builders (Living- of Gracelands’ work in the wider that the goal was achievable. building bearing his name. Tissot T-Touch Expert

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Did you know there is a quick and easy way to decision to launch trans Tas- ‘‘What the research told us biggest corporates. ‘‘Pacific Blue has shown it is compare power prices? man flights out of Hamilton is a was that over 74 percent of While he would not name prepared to back the region and Nearly everyone is looking to save money and major boost to the airport and travellers were in support of a them, Mr Doak confirmed that in turn the region must show your power bill is a good place to start. the region. lower cost airline model and Waikato-based corporates pro- the airline we will support it.’’ Find out if you can save money by simply ‘‘We are thrilled that Pacific that’s exactly what Pacific Blue vided letters to support using The return of transtasman changing your power supplier or plan by visiting Blue is putting the word ‘inter- will deliver.’’ the airline. flights from Hamilton has been www.powerswitch.org.nz. national’ back into Hamilton The announcement is seen This support was given welcomed by the Waikato Your power usage is likely to rise over winter so International Airport,’’ he says. as a major milestone in regional based on Pacific Blue offering Chamber of Commerce. it’s a good time to be looking for a cheaper power ‘‘We have been working airport aviation in New Zea- very competitive fares to Aus- Chief executive Wayne plan. hard with Pacific Blue manage- land. tralia out of Hamilton. Walford says the Chamber’s 600 Powerswitch is an online calculator that helps ment over the past three ‘‘Pacific Blue is the first new ‘‘I’d like to thank these business members will be you find the cheapest plan for your household. It’s months to reach agreement. international airline to corporates for their support delighted at the news. free to use. ‘‘The airline was quick to announce scheduled interna- which was given without any Hamilton Airport has a Just grab your latest power bill and go to recognise the opportunities tional operations for 15 years hesitation.’’ major role to play in the www.powerswitch.org.nz or get someone with created by Air New Zealand when Kiwi Airlines and then Mayor of Hamilton, Bob region’s economy and Pacific internet access to help you. who walked away from the Freedom started low cost Simcock, congratulated Pacific Blue’s decision will support You put in information about how much electric- airport’s 100,000 transtasman services out of Hamilton,’’ Mr Blue on its decision. this. ity you use each month and what plan you are travellers a year.’’ Doak says. ‘‘Our challenge now is to get Mr Walford says an econom- currently on. Powerswitch compares the prices Mr Rickman says the board ‘‘Pacific Blue’s commitment the region behind Pacific Blue ic study of the value of the from all the providers and plans available in your and the shareholding councils to offer match the low air fares and support it to the hilt,’’ he airport’s trans Tasman busi- area. had always remained confident that are closely aligned with its says. ness showed a benefit to the Powerswitch then finds the cheapest plan for you that another airline would fares from Auckland will have a Mayor Simcock said it was region of $80 million. and tells you how much you can save by changing. quickly grab a well-established huge impact on numbers. well known that until recently ‘‘When Air New Zealand Once you have found the cheapest plan for your market. ‘‘Now travellers will know 20 percent of travellers to Aus- removed its Australian offer at usage you can click on a link to your preferred ‘‘We are reassured by the that Hamilton is offering the tralia from this region, includ- Hamilton airport, the Chamber power company’s website to ask about changing. In shareholders’ on-going support same cheap airfares, consider- ing the Bay of Plenty, preferred was seriously concerned at the most cases the new company will sort out every- for the airport during a tough ably less travel time, and a low using Hamilton airport. impact this would have, par- thing for you. few months, including the call- cost parking package. The remaining 80 percent ticularly during the recent fin- You can check back with Powerswitch at up of $12 million of unpaid ‘‘While Auckland airport is chose to travel out of Auckland. ancial correction,’’ he says. anytime to make sure you are still on the cheapest capital,’’ he says. 90 minutes north of the city, ‘‘This suggests a huge mar- However, Pacific Blue’s plan. ‘‘The announcement by passengers still had to be there ket opportunity for Pacific decision meant that the A good time to check is when you are moving Pacific Blue helps vindicate the two hours before an overseas Blue. There is no real reason transtasman business could house so you can find the cheapest plan in your new support the airport has flight and this was considered why transtasman passengers quickly be rebuilt. neighbourhood. received from council share- very inconvenient. out of Hamilton could not Mr Walford says the Wai- If you are expecting an addition to your holders (including Waipa) and ‘‘It meant that travellers increase significantly with the kato Chamber of Commerce household, Powerswitch enables you to estimate in particular continuing to were on the road and then right marketing and wishes Pacific Blue every suc- your new usage and check if you need to change build tourism initiatives.’’ waiting for a total of three and a promotional support in the cess with its new venture. your provider. Airport chief executive half hours, which was longer short term. ‘‘However, the Chamber is Powerswitch also gives you other useful Chris Doak says attracting than the flight to Australia.’’ ‘‘I believe Pacific Blue’s offer realistic enough to understand information like how to make a complaint to the Pacific Blue was the result of a With Pacific Blue’s to have low fares in line with that Pacific Blue’s long-term Electricity and Gas Complaints Commission, useful co-ordinated campaign connections throughout Aus- those from Auckland will go a commitment to the region will tips for energy saving in your home, and valuable extending over almost two tralia, as well as to the United long way to achieving this require a high level of support. information about pricing plans and customer years. States and Bali, the service will objective.’’ ‘‘It’s the responsibility of contracts. 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TC090609CT14 FIREMEN from Pirongia and Te Awamutu join forces to extinguish a fire in this farm cottage on Ormsby Road.

A mid-wife returned saw all the doors were woman says she has lost Although the fire was home from night shift at black and smoke was all her clothing and furni- well contained by the Waikato Hospital to find billowing out of the roof. ture, including a new bed, Pirongia Fire Force and the Ormsby Road farm ‘‘I had only just moved and was left with only Te Awamutu Brigade, the cottage she rents on fire into the cottage on Tony what she was wearing. cottage suffered exten- at 8am yesterday. Brown’s farm on Sunday, Mr Brown says it was sive smoke damage. The woman, who just in time to have a fortunate that all the Early indications are wishes to remain anony- sleep in the afternoon windows and doors were the fire was caused by an mous, says couldn’t before going to work.’’ shut, starving the fire of electrical fault either in believe her eyes when she The distraught young oxygen. the ceiling or walls. Kai @ the Right Price a winner A celebration was recently held budgeting tips. cost health initiatives like this for an Otorohanga health initiat- A celebration for the north King because of the current climate,’’ ive, now rolled out throughout the Country-born project took place at she said. STUNNING IN STONE Waikato District Health Board The Big Apple Cafe´ in Waitomo. During the three-month trial region. Te Kuiti health promoter Betty period in Te Kuiti, Nahna and Co. 39 BUDDEN ROAD, TE AWAMUTU And it seems Kai @ the Right Holden was part of the working sold 419 fruit and vegetable boxes. Price may have come at just the party who started Kai @ the Right Due to that success, Kai @ the • 360° views over the Waikato including right time to ease money woes for Price at Otorohanga Country Fresh Right Price is now in Putaruru, Maungatautari, Kakepuku, Te Kawa & Pirongia AUCTION VENUE: some. in 2007. It then moved south to Te Taumarunui and Huntly as well. Thursday 25th June 2009 The initiative offers affordable Kuiti last year. ‘‘Unfortunately, when money is • A “Majestic” Hinuera Stone clad homestead @1.00pm on Site fruit and vegetables to families, all Ms Holden, who spoke at the tight people often go without fresh • Set on 3.5470ha of free-draining undulating downs OPEN FOR INSPECTION: the while supporting small local celebration, had just returned from fruit and vegetables due to their businesses, working with them to a nutrition and physical activity perceived high cost,’’ said Popula- • 3 large bedrooms all with ensuites Weds 10 & 17 June 2009 facilitate readymade fruit and conference, where the cost of tion Health group manager Bar- From 12.00pm - 2.00pm veggie packs valued at $5-20. healthy food was top of mind. bara Garbutt. • Large offi ce plus gym/training room Sunday 14 June 2009 From 2.00-3.00pm Along with the fruit and vege- ‘‘I think it’s really fitting that ‘‘Kai @ the Right Price aims to • 3 living areas - formal & informal dining tables, buyers also receive healthy this was developed some two years help families get the recommended AUCTION DOCUMENTS recipe ideas to put into practice ago, and we can now celebrate it at daily intake of fresh fruit and • Triple car garaging AVAILABLE FROM: with their fresh produce, as well as a time where more of us need low vegetables for a reasonable price. Century 21Countrywide • Haybarn / Stables / Cattleyards Real Estate 65 Sloane St, Te Awamutu Who’s going to National Fieldays this year? • Grazing area - fully subdivided / reticulated water • Ride a pony or run ya herd! CONTACT: Stuart Gudsell AREINZ Are you one of the thousands of people that’s We’d like to hear from you so that we can feature View at www.century21.co.nz ID#1073680 heading to Fieldays this year? Fieldays from our reader’s point of view. Rural Consultant Perhaps you are taking part in an event or have Let us know more details of your involvement or & www.open2view.com #203114 Mobile: 021 951 737 entered a competition? experiences at Fieldays. Maybe you have another involvement or you’re Email details, articles, photographs etc to: CENTURY 21 Te Awamutu ph: 07 871 7189 century21.co.nz taking photographs? [email protected] 6899320AA 10 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2009 Puddle Jumpers! Wet weather gear for Kids - from 0 to 6 years -

PELE LOLESI PHOTOGRAPHY — 870 1101 PELE LOLESI PHOTOGRAPHY — 870 1101 HAYLEY and Lance Fielder welcome their SADIE Elizabeth is the first born for Sarah PELE LOLESI PHOTOGRAPHY — 870 1101 second child, Max Arthur James. He was Carran and Tamati Blundell. She was FIRST born for Aroha Kokiri and Warren born at River Ridge Birthing Unit born at Palmerston North weighing 3855g Siakifilo is Shevah Tutaue. She weighed weighing 3140g and is a brother for and is pictured with Mum and ‘Booboo’ 2785g at birth at Matariki Maternity Unit. Annabelle. Cherie Thompson. Mums have a say on what’s important

Results from a maternity women is caring staff, good fol- appointments around the needs courses. services consultation process low up, home visits, and pro- of their baby, GP availability and According to Chase another have identified four things most vision of information and educa- accessibility to transport,’’ says assumption made was that important to mothers living in tion,’’ says Ms Chase. Ms Chase. young women were not inter- the Waikato region. ‘‘This shows women want ‘‘Connecting with the pro- ested in antenatal education The Y1 Champions Project compassionate health workers vider was important and not because they were not accessing Steering Group, under the who connect with mums. feeling like they were being existing programmes. But, umbrella of Waikato Primary ‘‘Women want to be treated rushed or judged for their situa- almost 75% of young mums Health, commissioned a piece of equally, without prejudice, by a tion — this was especially wanted more parenting pro- work to explore the experiences midwife who visits their home important for younger mothers. grammes. Costs were sometimes and needs of maternity service regularly to check on them and Also, the provider being able to associated with current pro- users. their new baby. Mothers, especi- pronounce or attempt to pro- grammes, which became a bar- Jade Chase, clinical project ally new mums, look forward to nounce names correctly was sig- rier, while some mums wanted manager for Y1 Champion Pro- and rely on midwife visits for nificant to many mothers. more privacy achieved by ject says the main aim was to advice and support.’’ ‘‘Mothers also want better individual education rather than enhance services involved in the She says while overall communication and to be fully in groups. maternity care of women and feedback was positive about informed about options, The overall aim in forming babies by gaining valuable maternity service providers treatments, and effects. While the Y1 Champion Group is to LITTLE perspectives from users who are there was room to improve. they obtain most information develop initiatives that will generally categorised in a high ‘‘Women want to see waiting through health professionals, achieve integrated services and needs group. times at clinics improved while women also talk over coffee with interventions to support all Wai- BO-PEEP ‘‘Out of ten options for consid- making it easier to get to friends and learn through kato children to get the best eration the top four things most appointments when needed. Key cre`ches, family members, maga- possible start in the first year of PH: 871 6516 • 184 ALEXANDRA ST important to this group of barriers were fitting zines, internet and parenting life. 6897208AA FANTASTIC TRITON FIELDAYS DEAL GLX-R 2WD DIESEL MANUAL - ONE ONLY ALLOY NUDGE BAR - PAINTED FLARES - SIDE STEPS - AIR CON - ABS - DUAL AIRBAGS - 2.5 CDI COMMON RAIL 1/COOLED TURBO

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The 19th New Zealand Scout Jam- ‘‘Each troop will look after its own boree is scheduled to be held at catering and will participate in a wide Hamilton’s Mystery Creek Events range of exciting adventure-based Centre in January 2011. activities.’’ The national Jamboree, which is Mr McKenzie says attending a held every three years, will follow the jamboree of this kind is something highly successful Jamboree held in that creates life-long memories. Christchurch in 2008, attended by The Scouts (both girls and boys) Casserole Blade & 4,600 scouts and leaders. become more independent as a result Jamboree Organising Committee of the experience. The event also offers Weiner Schnitzel chairman, Ross McKenzie says it is leadership opportunities for older X-Cut Blade Steak expected that the Mystery Creek event scouts. .99 kg will attract at least this number of Chief executive Chris Hooper says: $14 .99 kg participants. ‘‘Scouts New Zealand is proud to host $10 ‘‘The events centre has excellent one of New Zealand’s largest youth infrastructure and facilities to support events.’’ this large-scale camping event,’’ he For more information about the says. Jamboree, contact Ross McKenzie on ‘‘The Jamboree is an iconic event 027 4362 406, or Jamboree communica- Premium where Scouts aged 11 to 15 have the tions director, Josie McNee on 027 200 opportunity to live under canvas for 4787. ten days. For more information about Bolar Beef Roast Beef Mince ‘‘For many of the young people this joining Scouts telephone 0800 SCOUTS .99 kg will be a rare opportunity to experi- or visit the new website at $8 .95 kg ence camp life for an extended period. scouts.org.nz. $11 Age no handicap to Bridge’s Girlie The oldest member of the Te Awa- with Brian Sloan and Paul Hobbs mutu Bridge Club is still proving to be third. Pork Medallion & Magills Middle Bacon a force to be reckoned with at the Results: Monday: D Morris/P Bridge table. Hobbs 1, R Preston/R Holden 2, A Butterfl y Steak 500g Packs Girlie Quin and partner Edna Way Mahoney/B Purdie 3. scooped the pool in Friday’s play by Tuesday, N/S: B Benton/O Johnson .99 kg .50 ea winning north/south both on gross 1, B Cox/V Pawley 2, B Knight/B Sloan $15 $7 and handicap. 3. E/W: J Seddon/M Olsen 1, B The ‘D’ series has recently been Johnson/N Krielin 2, E Beal/N Pawley completed with some narrow winning 3. margins. The Monday series saw Wednesday, Gross: P Hobbs/Fal- Bruce Owen and Linda Sloan in first coner 1, L Sloan/M Berry 2, K VALID: 9-6-09 to 19-6-09 spot from Betty Purdie and Julie Frost Lancaster/M Fraser 3. Handicap: K second and Kathy Hobbs and Ruth Lancaster/M Fraser 1, P Hobbs/R QUALITY DOESN’T Holden third. Falconer 2, P Preston/R Preston 3. The Wednesday series was won by Friday, Gross, N/S: E Way/G Quin COST - IT PAYS!!! Deborah Morris and Paul Hobbs by 1, B Sloan/P Hobbs 2, B Chancellor/L less than a point from Bruce Owen and French 3. E/W: J Winter/R Holden 1, K Ruth Holden, with Barbara Benton Hobbs/M Parlane 2, B Benton/F Mar- Phone and Betty Purdie third. tin 3. Handicap, N/S: E Way/G Quin 1, 871 3087 Friday’s series saw Barbara Chan- B Johnson/M Carmichael 2, M Quin/T cellor and Lesley French in first place. Bramwell 3. E/W: J Anderton/P Kay 1, JACOBS ST The runner-up spot was filled by B Benton/F Martin 2, J Winter/R TE AWAMUTU Margaret Smith and Marie Berry, Holden 3. 6896251AA 12 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, Tuesday, June 9, 2009 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, Tuesday, June 9, 2009 13 HAVE A FIEIELDLD DAYDAY IN TA

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ter than the Kiwi boxers, 6906795AA finishing stronger in the main — not surprising, as they have many more competitions than us and at a higher level, but we TC090609CT11 were competitive.’’ LUKE JEFFRIES (Te Awamutu Sports) lands a left hook on classy Australian McKay says we desper- southpaw Brandon Levy during the boxing ‘test’ between the Kiwis and the ately need this kind of Australian Institute of Sport at the Trust Waikato Te Awamutu Events Centre regular competition to lift on Saturday night. Jeffries never stopped trying despite taking a standing our game. count in the last round of their 43kg cadet class bout. Levy won on points, The Kiwis team have a helping the Australians to an 8-3 victory. reciprocal visit to Aus- tralia in August. McKay has requested two compe- titions, five days apart, Get in quick for ‘Fight with a five-day training camp at the AIS. ‘‘Their facilities are second to none, so we can for Life’ tickets bring in their scientific support staff — psychol- ogy, physiology, fitness Boxing fans have only days to wait to of the Century’. assessment, strength secure their tickets for New Zealand’s Colonel Bob Sheridan, arguably the training and the like and much anticipated heavyweight ‘Fight of world’s leading boxing commentator reintroduce the scientific the Century’. will travel from Las Vegas to call the factors to our boxers that Public sale will begin on June 12, fights. is so necessary for success following four days of presale to Visa Higgins says the exclusive Hamilton at elite sport level.’’ card holders and Hamilton and Waikato presale, available at Waikato Ticketek McKay says there are residents. agencies on June 10 and 11, is a way of some exceptional boxers Promoter David Higgins of Duco thanking Hamiltonians for their sup- in the Whalley stable, and Events warned that tickets, priced port of the event. this reflects Don’s innate between $69 and $399, were limited to ‘‘From the word go Hamilton got in ability to coach his Te 4,000 and punters should get in quick to behind this bout — we think it’s only Awamutu Sports’ charges avoid disappointment. fair to give people from the area a first to a very high level. He He says at least 1000 tickets will be chance to secure their tickets.’’ and his team, will benefit priced between $69 and $99 ensuring the Those on the Ticketek waiting list from first hand exposure fight isn’t out of reach for the average will also get a chance to purchase to the AIS facilities. Kiwi fight fan. tickets during this period. ‘‘Zig Zag has already ‘‘The bout will be the only chance to From June 8-9, Visa card holders can proven himself to be a top see New Zealand’s two premier heavy- purchase premium tickets including Olympic boxer and was weight boxers of the modern era in the diamond seating with a two hour food very unlucky not to go to ring together — we want to make this and beverage package, and gold and Beijing last year. Aryk huge occasion as accessible as we can,’’ silver floor and grandstand seating. and Tyson have great says Mr Higgins. Every seat in the venue will have a potential but they desper- The Shane Cameron/David Tua bout premium view of the live Tua-Cameron ately need higher com- at Hamilton’s Mystery Creek on Octo- action and four giant screens will be petition like the AIS if ber 3 is set to be a star-studded evening placed above the ring as well as in other they are to reach their of non-stop entertainment. locations throughout the venue. true potential. Duco Events has secured Shane For more information or tickets for ‘‘It is critical for ’CHOPPA’ Chapman vs Soulan The Fight of the Century visit: Tyson, now at 17 years of Pownceby for a Light Heavyweight bout www.fightofthecentury.co.nz and age to have consistent, and Robert Berrich vs Harry Venka for www.ticketek.co.nz regular high quality com- a Middleweight bout. NOTE: Waikato and Ticketek petition to prepare him Bonnie Pointer of the famed ‘Pointer waiting list presale does not include $69 for the next phase — Sisters’ who sang at the ‘Rumble in the tickets. Visa premium presale does not senior elite competition. Jungle’ will take the stage at the ‘Fight include $69 or $99 tickets. He is a great prospect.’’

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10th Grade 6896175AA enduring a massive Macky says his short growth spurt over the term aim is to win the TAS Jets v TAS Bombers, ALBERT 4A 11am; past three years. junior eight at the worlds PIR Black v TAS Rockets, PIRONGIA 2A 11am; His rowing CV already this year. His long term makes exceptional read- goal is to ‘hopefully’ one PIR White v TAS Gunners, PIRONGIA 2B 11am. ing after successfully day represent New Zea- trialling at Hamilton BHS land at the Olympics. 11th, 12th and 13th grades see your coach in 2007. The men’s eight for game details. He won three golds at TC090609CT06 comprises Robert the 2007 national second- MACKENZIE MACKY on the water at Karapiro ready for a New Zealand junior McCaig, Jason Stroud, ary schools’ champion- men’s eight training session. Shaun Kirkham, ships at Karapiro in the Mackenzie Macky, NETBALL eight, four and quad, and blue ribboned Maadi Cup under-21 eight and gold in is still growing, albeit at a (HBHS), Nathan Daven- in 2008 won gold in the event at Karapiro. Macky the under-19 four (racing much slower rate, and port, Jordan Stanley four and quad and silver also won gold in the in Waikato club colours) still has another year in (Westlake), Duncan Hall in the eight. under-17 eight and silver at the national club cham- the under-19 age group. (St Paul’s), Sam Kember DRAW This year his Hamil- in the under-17 four, pionships at Twizel. All athletes in the New (Auckland RC), Taylor ton BHS eight won the along with bronze in the The scary thing is he Zealand junior team have Bond (cox, HBHS). SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2009

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New Zealand men’s coxed four coach James Coote is lavish in his praise of coxswain Ivan Pavich ahead of the Junior World Rowing Cham- pionships in France. ‘‘Ivan’s doing a fantastic job pulling together a team from different schools, with different ideas about how to row,’’ says Coote. ‘‘I’ve been really impressed with him over the past three weeks since setting up camp at the New Zealand High Performance Centre at Karapiro. TC090609CT09,10 ‘‘He’s a real little battler, a real competitor, who drives the crew on in their training. He sets very EARLY start to the day at Karapiro for New high standards for the crew.’’ Zealand junior rowing representatives Mackenize The 17-year-old Pavich, a Year 13 student at St Macky (left) and coxswain Ivan Pavich. Paul’s Collegiate, is coxswain of the New Zealand men’s coxed four line-up of George Grieve, Oliver Moss and Shaun Houston (Westlake BHS) and Richard Newsome-White (Christ’s College). Pavich is a fourth generation Waipa district resident, attending Te Pahu Pre-school and Primary School, then St Paul’s Collegiate School where he is HI PETER GLIDDEN HERE currently a house prefect. In Year 9 he was approached by Chris Foote, St Paul’s head rowing coach, to become a coxswain. ‘‘He reckoned my small stature and personality was ideally suited for a cox,’’ quipped Pavich. ‘‘The St Paul’s Collegiate Rowing Club has been in a rebuilding phase ever since I have been there. ‘‘This year, for the first time since 2003, we had an Under-18 eight in contention for the Maadi Cup. The eight included myself and two others from my first ever crew ‘The Muppets’ proving that deter- mination and commitment do pay off.’’ St Paul’s gained bronze medals in the Under-21 eight at the 2009 North Island club championships, Under-18 eight at the North Island secondary schools’ championships, bronze in the senior men’s eight at the national club championships (Twizel) and clocked their best ever time finishing fourth in the Maadi Cup, having led for the first half of the race. ‘‘Our sub-six minute time would have been good INNOVA MUDGEAR TYRES enough for a medal in previous years.’’ Pavich was also cox for the Waikato (RPC) Regional Performance Centre earlier this year, +GST gaining silver with the men’s premier eight No 2 ONLY crew at North Island club championships, behind $$333333 the Waikato No 1 crew. For the past three consecutive years, Pavich has taken out the Coxswain’s Cup for ‘best coxswain’ at St Paul’s Collegiate. He is only the second coxswain in the schools’ history to have received the award three times, joining Te Awamutu’s Linton Chitty. Having played rugby since he was five (for Pirongia prior to secondary school), he also took up boxing last year to maintain fitness. This combined with two/three long distance runs each week enables him to keep within the desired weight for a coxswain. Pavich’s goals for the future include represent- ing New Zealand at Under-23 and elite level. Petersen riding for Canadian pro cycle team

Te Awamutu’s Emma Petersen finished inside the top half of the 150-strong women’s road cycling field at AND THAT’S A FACT!!!! the UCI World Cup in Montreal. The Canadian ‘Team Ultralink’ contracted rider clawed her way to the front by the second of 11 (10km) laps after starting near the rear of the field. But, by the sixth lap, the hilly course had taken its toll on the TYRES TO SUIT ALL MAKES & MODELS young Kiwi. ‘‘The course was definitely more suited to the hill climbers,’’ says Petersen. ‘‘We had to climb 3km 11 times, so I was reasonably INNOVA, MUDGEAR, KENDA BEARCLAW, KENDA EXECUTIONER, happy with the way I handled things.’’ The fact that she finished the race was an CHENG SHIN, PIRRELLI RUTBUSTERS, KENDA PATHFINDERS, accomplishment in itself as over half of the 150 or so starters did not see out the distance, such was the gruelling pace set by the breakaway group of six WE CAN SUPPLY ANY MAKE YOU REQUIRE! riders, including New Zealand’s Beijing Olympian Catherine Cheatley, who placed sixth. Petersen made a big impression with her profes- Parts Manager: Kyle Merewether sional team the previous week, finishing seventh in the Kentucky Derby of Cycling — a criterium attracting the best sprinters in North America. Had she not hit a pot hole in the 700m home PETER GLIDDEN HONDA straight, her placing would have been even higher. She hit the pot hole so hard her cleats came out of the pedals, costing her two places. Phone 871 7317 - 0800 501 100 Petersen has a seven month contract with Team 462 OHAUPO RD - TE AWAMUTU Ultralink, finishing in October. 18 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2009 Marist late run sinks improving Sports

TC090609CT13 BONE-CRUNCHER: Sports’ loose forward Cohen Masson pulls off one of his characteristic big hits, causing the ball to spill from the Marist player’s grasp.

Hamilton Marist ran in four Marist coach, Howie King was under the posts. He converted his tries in the last 12 minutes to suitably impressed by the home own try. down Te Awamutu Sports by a team. A Marist penalty and converted flattering 42-18 in Waikato ‘‘Sports played a good, physical try gave them an 18-10 lead midway premier rugby. contact game out there today. They through the second half. Peter Bain reports that took the game to us for 70 minutes Sports hit back, equalising with a Ecolab Sports more than and certainly punched well above penalty from near halfway to matched Marist for the major- how they played the last few weeks in replacement fullback Andrew ity of the game at Albert Park the preliminary round. Powell, followed by a brilliant solo on Saturday, building on the ‘‘It’s good to see them playing so try to loose forward Cohen Masson, commitment and passion well. They have some very good who latched onto loose ball from a shown the previous week talent in Te Awamutu.’’ lineout and beat the defence to score against Melville. Penalties were traded for a 3-all in a mass of tacklers. The forwards went about scoreline. The last 12 minutes was nothing their work with plenty of fire in Sports were then unlucky not to short of disaster for the home team. their bellies and the backs, score on at least two occasions. For Sports, Masson, lock Richard particularly in the first half, They were rewarded when, from a Mandeno and Tangohau were stand TC090609CT12 looked a slick, cohesive unit, botched Marist long throw-in from a outs. QUALITY POSSESSION: Sports’ lock Richard Mandeno secures two- featuring in several sweeping lineout near their line, Tangohau Sports meet Fraser Tech this handed lineout ball against Hamilton Marist. attacks. latched onto the loose ball to score Saturday in Hamilton.

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Rosemary & Dean, & partner Paul and great MUSIC DEPARTMENT fawn coloured, much SUNNY three bedroom families. nana of Brandon, 3142, has made appli- loved, named Philby, house with office, carport Phone 870-2200 Summer, and Brianna; AUSTRALIAN TOUR FUNDRAISING cation to the District missing from Aubin and garage, no dogs, $260 Te Awamutu or Cassandra, Karine, Licensing Agency at Close, Pirongia. Phone p/wk. Phone Peter (027) Daren and the late (0800) CAR DUMP Waipa for the grant- 871-9896. 289-9367. 6136317AA Deaths Tim. GARAGE SALE ing of an Off-Licence Personal TE Awamutu, well pre- BALDOCK - Ian. On SCEATS Lilian Evelyn. & CAKE STALL in respect of premis- sented three bedroom Pets Friday June 5, 2009 Passed away peace- es situated at 1 Vaile A BABY? Planned or home, cosy, wood burner, LABRADOR pups, three passed away suddenly fully at Summerville Street, Te Awamutu, unplanned! Know your on fenced section with yellow bitches, nine at Te Awamutu. Aged Rest Home, Hastings, At the College Hall options. Phone Preg- garage and workshop, weeks old. Phone (07) 57 years. Loved father on Friday June 5, 2009 and known as Super nancy Counselling $280 p/wk. Phone (07) 8.00am, Saturday, June 13, 2009 Liquor Te Awamutu. 873-0665. and father-in-law of in her 83rd year. Services collect (07) 823-6276. PUREBRED boxer puppy, Paul, Nick and Dearly loved wife of Any items you wish to donate The general nature 855-5779 - 24 hours a day. THREE double bedroom one male available, ready Christine, Jim and the late Graham. 6903257AA of the business to be FREE diamond ring new house, all mod-cons, for his home June 13, Collette, Mark and would be greatly appreciated. Loved and devoted conducted under the cleaning and checking at ensuite, low mainten- 2009, genuine enquiries Rachel, Mike and Mother of Richard, ance, double garage with They can be left at College Hall licence is a liquor Hyams Rosetown Jewel- only. Phone (07) 873-6044 Sarah, Corey, and Kevin and Maureen, ler. internal access, $360 or (027) 300-5333. Jenna. Grandad of Brian, Malcolm and Thursday June, 11 and Friday, June 12 wholesaler. OWN a bach at the p/wk, professionals only nine. Loving brother Fran, and Pam. Much The days on which Mount? Could do with a please. Phone (021) For Sale Under $50 of Brian, Rae, Fay and or phone John (021) 951-786 for pick up. 913-856. loved Nana of Alex and and the hours during bit of cash? Want a SWING and slide set Joy. A funeral service TWO bedroom flat with Kelvin, and Nic. responsible, Parklands $40. Phone for Ian will be held at Sincere thanks to the which liquor is intend- carport, fully refurbished ed to be sold under the uncomplicated, mature 870-1880. The Alexandra House staff at Summerville female to house sit from $210 p/wk. Phone (027) Chapel, 570 Alexandra Rest Home for their licence are: Monday 483-9890, a/h 871-4628. FOUR wooden photo July till December 2009? frames, various sizes $10 Street, Te Awamutu support and care of to Sunday 9.00am - TWO bedroom house, Happy to negotiate week- each. Phone 870-2522. tomorrow, Wednesday Lilian. A service for 11.00pm. end use. Phone (021) 0266 large double garage, new June 10 at 11.00am PORTACOT excellent Lilian will be held at St The application may 3103 after hours. carpet, fully fenced, $275 followed by private Johns Anglican p/wk, outside dog okay. condition smoke-free be inspected during PHONE James Parlane, home $49.50. Phone (07) cremation. All Church, Arawata Solicitor, 870-4991. Contact Steve phone (021) communications to Street, Te Awamutu ordinary offi ce hours 0459 324. 872-2606. the Baldock Family, on Wednesday June at the offi ces of the Raffles TIFFANY popcorn c/- PO Box 137, Te 10, 2009 at 10.30am Waipa District Licens- Wanted to Rent machine in good con- TE Awamutu SPCA dition, $10. Phone Awamutu please. Te followed by interment ing Agency, Coun- HOUSE wanted, three Raffle - 1st Prize 100 yel- 871-4437. Awamutu Funeral at the Te Awamutu cil Offi ce, 101 Bank bedroom plus, with land Services FDANZ. Lawn Cemetery. low spade - Grant, 2nd Street, Te Awamutu. Prize 52 blue diamonds - or dry stock lease. Phone For Sale Messages to Sceats (021) 0220-0599. family c/- PO Box 137, Any person who is Stacey Carter, 3rd Prize POOL table offers, green BALDOCK - Ian. On 62 green hearts - Ann SHED wanted, one for car May 5, 2009 after a long Te Awamutu. Tong & entitled to object and storage. Phone (027) ring neck parrots $30. Peryer Funeral Martin. Many thanks to Phone 871-6458. and trying illness. who wishes to object all supporters. 620-6026. Much loved and loving Directors, Hastings. to the granting of this WARM, sunny farm Dad of our children application may, not Board and house, close to Te Awa- Corey and Jenna, who Meetings Lost and Found later than 10 working Residence mutu or Pirongia, needed will always love and FOUND - black kitten, days after the date of by young married couple miss him. Rest FURNISHED room avail- with two children, excel- TE AWAMUTU GREY POWER approximately two the fi rst publication of able $80 p/wk plus power. peacefully Ian, months old, found near lent tenants, non- Lynnette. XX Mid-Winter Lunch this notice, fi le a no- Phone 870-4135. smokers. Please phone railway station. Phone tice in writing of the 871-7833 ask for Pam. Flatmates 871-8482 or (021) 266-1334. BALDOCK, Ian. Sadly Tuesday, June 16 objection with the Sec- Equestrian left us June 5, 2009. Waipa Workingmen’s Club retary of the District FLATMATE wanted for three bedroom house, 20 Much loved dad and 11.45am to 12.15pm Licensing Agency at HORSES for sale, hack- AIR grandad of Mark, Private Bag 2402, Te minutes to Te Awamutu, ing, polo crosse, polo, Rachael, Ethan and Entry by ticket, available from FOUND lovely grey and Awamutu 3840. 10 minutes to Otoro- eventers, jumpers, ready CONDITIONING Olivia. To my dad, I Paul Hobbs - $20 white cat, healthy, hanga, $60 p/wk plus to be sold, unbrokens as will see you again. 6905708AA friendly, Mandeno Street This is the fi rst publi- expenses. Phone (021) well. Call Travis 872-1856. for all budgets! Numbers needed by Thursday area. Phone 871-6434. 179-5125. Thank you for always Your ticket will be in the raffl e draw cation of this notice. Half price being there. You Firewood 6900541AA To Let weren’t alone. Miss installations you grandad. ACCOMMODATION FIREWOOD on all Fujitsu units. WAITOMO $100/week and expenses. A1 wood fuel, dry gum, Text or phone (027) Guaranteed to beat BALDOCK, Ian. To my Lost and Found macrocarpa, $80 metre, ROCK’n’ROLL 637-3839. local delivery. Phone any quoted price!* Dad, I wish I could CARAVANS have thanked you for and cabins 871-6172 after 7pm. *same size unit or the 30 years that you CLUB for rent, from $45 p/wk. same quality unit LOST DOG Phone (027) 499-8733. FIREWOOD have given me. I know MAUNGATAUTARI Annual General FINANCE AVAILABLE that I wouldn’t be the FOUR bedroom house, GOOD dry gum and/or man that I am today if ECOLOGICAL Meeting • 18 month old five km from Te Awa- pine from $60 per metre, Call now for it wasn’t for you. I will ISLAND TRUST 7.30pm, Wednesday, mutu, no dogs, $250p/wk. delivered. Phone 6859069AA a free quote! always love and miss black staffi e Phone 871-5256 after Woodshack (07) 873-0788. June 10, 2009 at 4.00pm. you. Your son, Mike. ANNUAL Otorohanga College Hall FIREWOOD Phone 6896758AA • Named Coco KIHIKIHI, two bedroom GENERAL All Welcome house, clean, tidy, $230 DRY mixed firewood, (0800) 654-002 BALDOCK - Ian (Hippy). • Missing since 3 MEETING Enquiries 871-2827 p/wk. Phone (027) $80m . Phone 871-3368 or You left us far too 482-7855. (027) 424-5834. early. We miss you Wednesday, June 17, Saturday from Wanted to more already than we 2009 at 6.30pm in College Street Buy / Exchange think you could have KIHIKIHI SCHOOL ever imagined. the Committee Room, area FREEZERS Thanks for the good Waipa District Council PTA • Very friendly times, and the odd bad, 23 Wilson Street WANTED. Phone Second- but we all know this Annual General hand World : 870-1076. helps build character. CAMBRIDGE • Much loved TO LET GRAIN crusher, portable We don’t know if you Meeting family pet Three two bedroom homes available now. must be in good working All welcome 6905802AA realised just how 3.15pm, Thursday, Three bedroom home - order. Phone 870-5474. much you meant to us. Any enquiries phone June 11, 2009 Please phone Vanessa Excellent locality, available now. ຜຜຜຜຜ Love you always, PHONE your advertisement in Nick, Christine, Linley O’Neill at the

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6150926AA-08-04-22 Fax : (07) 848-1702 Phone Ultra Clean Our leading contracting company MORTGAGE 871-6662 today! a/h Tui : 871- 7205 offi [email protected] has a full time position for an EXPERIENCED digger BROKER www.softwash.co.nz experienced excavator operator. operator, tractor and LIFEGUARDS REQUIRED truck driver looking for Member of: HOME REPAIRS & If you are competent, experienced in For fulltime and part time work, full or part-time, NZMBA CLARKE’S the rural sector and willing to work then anything considered. MAINTENANCE shifts at Cambridge Pools. Please phone Grant (027) Phone Christine CARPET call CORBOY EARTMOVERS LIMITED A current First Aid Certifi cate is required 598-4411. 871-3176 Anything considered Phone 871-1803 or (027) 271-1803 Phone Handy Andy (021) 545-302 CLEANING 6901019AA (Unit standards : 6401 & 6402) 871-3319 For your carpet and Send applications to: (027) 216-8688 upholstery cleaning. FENCING Phone Keith, Paul Maley FARM - Residential - Life- Grazing mobile Facility Manager style, for all your fencing requirements, experi- (027) 280-0790 Cnr Mahoe Street and Selwyn Lane or 871-4930 ence and quality guaran- We aim to please Te Awamutu teed. Phone (07) 827-1849 SILAGE BALES 6900979AA or mobile (027) 473-0001. SILAGE BALES FOR SALE HOUSEKEEPER (Pasture and Red Clover) Trade Services POKURU SCHOOL Phone 872-2726, 872-2718 6714319AA Gracelands Group of Services requires a or (027) 495-4735 HEWITSON conscientious Housekeeper to keep our new Fixed-term teaching position Service Centre spick and span. (Maternity leave) terms 3-4. Y4-5 class. Stock Auctions PLUMBING If this sounds like something you would 6905774AA We are ideally situated 10km SW of Te Awamutu For all plumbing be interested in knowing more about, Need help? please contact Stephanie on: (07) 872-0951 on the slopes of Mount Kakepuku. We seek a requirements. passionate and enthusiastic and enthusiastic Phone: (07) 871-3176 KELLY & BRYANT NZ registered teacher who has an up-to-date CHARTERED ACCONTANTS LTD HAIRDRESSER 6151524AA-08-05-20 Friendly knowledge of current literacy and numeracy Service Senior Stylist Required TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE teaching practices, formative assessment Must have trade certifi cate - age no problem. and ICT integration. ADVERTISING Thursday, June 11 - 11.00am is a great way to Call (07) 829-8710 Hours are Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Applications close Friday, June 12. inform your Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, and Saturday morning. Please send a letter of application, customers/clients Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu or (021) 104-0459 about your business. We specialise in cutting and colouring. CV and the names of two referees to: Phone us today and 11.30 Sundries Applicant must be a good cutter 6902278AA The Principal, speak to one of our A/C A & M Moir RD5, Te Awamutu. friendly team at Te and able to do foils etc. Awamutu Courier. Coombridge and Alexander 4.75 Fert Spreader BOBCAT $20 per hour to suitable applicant. Phone 871-2844. Phone 871-5151 wne Email [email protected] (tandem axle), 4m Palm Kernal/Meal Portable O r This is a great fun, friendly shop. feeder (Tokoroa Engineering), two x Causmag perato O r Phone (021) 158-5558 spreaders, two x portable troughs, Lely mower 2.7 Trevor 6901081AA Farm Employment metre, two x 36 teat mobile calf feeders, two x 20 Peters teat calf feeder, fi ve x 15 teat calf feeders, four x 10 teat rail calf feeders, reels and standards, Rail meal 027 515 6519 Te Awamutu feeder, lidded drums, 3pt linkage spreader (500kg), 07 871 1971 UFO mower 2040. Rosetown Bobcat Ltd 6151460AA-08-04-17 Playcentre 12.00pm Dairies A/C Client: PLAYCENTRE SUPERVISOR 35 Frn, Frn xm Jsy in calf carry over cows, calving DRAINAGE July 25, Pedigree Frn bulls, BW’s to 161, PW’s to No job too big / TEAM LEADER 299, top condition. or too small - Contact: Andrew Reyland WE DO IT ALL! Six Month Fixed Term Contract (027) 223-7092 or (07) 839-5509 Are you passionate about supporting Phone 870-6244 or 12 Frn in calf heifers, BW 120, PW 120, calving July Colin (027) 498-9022 young children and their parents to provide 24, Jsy bull, BVD, EBL tested an exciting environment to play and learn? Contact: Shaan Featherstone

(027) 666-1198 or (07) 876-4811 6905268AA If you have Playcentre or Early Childhood training and would like to All enquiries to: HANDY supervise one morning a week; Chris Ryan 871-3313 or (027) 243-1078 MAN Contact 871-9263 for an application pack. Andrew Reyland 871-3316 or (027) 223-7092

6906243AA Peter Cain 871-3580 or (027) 493-3808 Affordable rates Closing date: Friday, June 19, 2009 Andy Transom 870-6059 or (027) 596-5142 Phone 871-4072 or (021) 214-1876 WAITOMO WOMENS REFUGE Livestock and Poultry ADMINISTRATOR / KAIWHAKARITE MEATEATER 30 hours per week paid position HOMEKILLS LTD We seek to employ a mature person to Killing and undertake various administrative duties processing for the Waitomo Womens Refuge. CALF BEDDING Phone 871-9995 Applicants will need to have the following attributes: • Administrative experience including data entry work Exclusive suppliers of this quality animal bedding. • Have initiative to get the job done Livestock and • Be able to work independently Clean and untreated. Poultry • Have good communication and writing skills to Stock available now! liaise with the collective committee and external MILK wanted, all surplus organisations Also Hay, Baleage and PK at great rates for calves. Phone Deb • Be able to adhere to the refuges code of ethics Phone (07) 873-2807 Kirkham: 871-4815 or 6887507AA (027) 490-1007. including confi dentiality If you would like to work alongside our committee to provide an essential service to the women and BONER COWS WANTED children of our community, please apply in writing Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment by June 18, 2009 to: Waitomo Womens Refuge Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Also empty heifers and potter bulls Po Box 163

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