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With no government By Grant Johnston funding the organisation relies A number of Te Awamutu resi- on the generosity of sponsors dents have expressed frustration and the public. that “nothing seems to be hap- This week (November 2-9) pening” with the proposed Cam- is national appeal week, so bridge Road shopping complex. members and supporters of the Council planning services SPCA will be out rasing funds manager Wayne Allan says in and awareness of their work. the Bilimag private plan change An SPCA raffl e is being sold appeal process, it has taken nine which offers a television, barbe- months to get a Hearing before cue, fuel or travel to the value of the Environment Court. $1500 as the major prize. Other The application to rezone land fun ways to support the SPCA at 670 Cambridge Road from include watches ($5), dog tags Residential and Rural to General ($5) or temporary tattoos ($2). Zone was approved by Council in Alternatively you could donate January this year. some pet food or volunteer a few The decision was appealed by RESIDENTS are keen to see this Cambridge Road eyesore exchanged for a new shopping complex, hours to help out at the SPCA submitter General Distributors including the town’s third supermarket. File photo. shelter (871 5222). Limited (a large distribution company for a rival supermarket break after the fi rst week). opment of the six hectare block lan says Council has no choice. Pool safety in chain) and the applicant (in order This re-zoning, sought by allows for 659 carparks. “It is a matter of law in accord- to be part of the appeal process). Bilimag Holdings Ltd, allows A private plan change was origi- ance with the Resource Manage- spotlight The Environment Court hear- for the development of a 14-unit nally sought by Bilimag Holdings ment Act 1991 that a Council de- Waipa District Council’s ‘Word ing is scheduled for a three retail and commercial complex, in early 2005, subsequently with- cision on resource management on Waipa’ in today’s issue high- week hearing at the Environ- including a new Pak’n’Save su- drawn and re-submitted. applications, including private lights pool safety for summer. ment Court (Maori Land Court permarket, service station, res- The author of a Letter to the plan change, can be appealed to Other information covered on Building, Hamilton) starting on taurant and bulk retail areas. Editor has suggested Council the Environment Court by the pages 12-13 includes kerbside November 26 (with a one week The concept plan for the devel- should not allow appeals. Mr Al- applicant and submitters.” recycling introduced for schools and early childhood centres and several new bylaws. Hunters found Call for idols Keen photographer Rosetown Idol organisers near Ngutunui are interested in hearing from anyone else keen to give this takes contest title Search and rescuers are hoping four Waikato contest a go. Keen amateur hunters will be better prepared next time they head The fi nal takes place this photographer Alfred into the bush after they needed rescuing on Sunday Friday night and there are still Webster took out two night. places available. category wins, and The four had gone hunting in a rugged area of Rosetown Idol is aimed at the overall title, at mixed pine, native bush and scrub at the end of youngsters aged between 12 and the Waipa Home of Okoko Road about 11am. 20 years old on the day of the Champions Photog- Aged in their early 20s the four men, from Ham- contest. For more information raphy Competition. ilton and Waitomo, were caught out ill prepared in phone 871 2797. The awards were high winds and heavy rain and became disorien- announce din con- tated about 3pm. Sergeant Phil Bell of the Hamilton Police’s SAR Getting creative junction with Scream squad said search teams were assembled about with fi bres Rosetown Festival 3.30pm just a few hours after having fi nished a SAR opening on Wednes- exercise. Te Awamutu Creative Fibre day night. Group is expecting a big turnout “The men were located about 10.30pm, which was ‘Sharing Memo- a relief given the conditions and nature of the ter- to its fourth annual display held ries’ (right) won the as part of Festival. rain. Champion People “A cousin believed he had a fair idea where the The group has a three day dis- and Supreme Award. play of works from members in men might have been, when they were found they Mr Webster also took were about 600m from their vehicle but from their the Burchell Pavilion from Friday out the Champion through to Sunday from 9am perspective the track would have been pretty indis- Place category. tinguishable.” until 4pm. It coincides with this Megan Port won year’s Craft Fair on Saturday. College student Mayor Alan Lv- Burchell Pavilion, The men were not well prepared for their ordeal Champion Event. Jessie Kingi was ingston’s choice was Gorst Avenue today with two wearing water logged gumboots and an- There are awards for best use Secondary school of colour, selector’s favourite runner-up in the an image of Lake Te and tomorrow plus other jeans. section winner was and merit awards. secondary and places Koutu by Les Chan- a selection of the None had rain coats and one had a recurring More information about the Mitchell Round, who categories. cellor. top images are on sprained ankle. group will be available at the was also runner-up Runner-up in the All images are display at the Te “We’d recommend they make the most of their exhibition. in the events cat- people category was available for view- Awamutu Museum good luck and attend a Mountain Safety navigation egory. 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YOUR LETTERS CRIMELINE Salt Water Sports Fishing Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 EMERGENCY 111 KAWHIA HIGH TIDES Why are we waiting? Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the follow- ADD EIGHT MINUTES FOR RAGLAN HABOUR ing matters since last week: Monday, October 29: TUESDAY: 8.34am & 8.49pm Two and a half years ago I bought all know who are they are, to put up Arrests: Man for wilful damage. Woman for WEDNESDAY: 9.15am & 9.27pm my house in Cambridge Road. appeals against the development. theft. THURSDAY: 9.52am & 10.02pm Apart from suitability, I was infl u- The latest excuse being detracting Report of three vehicles entered in Leslie FRIDAY: 10.26am & 10.35pm enced by the prospect of a new shop- from the CBD. Did these same ap- Street. Nothing stolen. SATURDAY: 10.59am & 11.09pm ping centre within a short walking pellants protest when businesses Tuesday, October, 30: SUNDAY: 11.31am & 11.43pm distance. were established at the Cambridge Burglary of Owairaka Valley Road residence MONDAY: 12.04pm Being in my 70s I was attracted Road, Arawata Street intersection. reported. Two laptop computers stolen. to the thought of being able to walk Probably not. There wasn’t a su- Wednesday, October 31: to the shops without resorting to my permarket planned. Assault on youth at Rose Gardens reported. car. It has been long wait. No shops, Is it time Waipa District Council Two women reported being assaulted by a no sod turned on the eyesore that used its authority and state “enough male. confront all who use that road. is enough - no more appeals will be Thursday, November 1: Apparently, the law allows, moti- considered.” Arrests: man for detoxifi cation. Man for vated by total self interest, and we TERRY BROADBRIDGE breaching bail. Man for assaulting two women. Theft of tools and building equipment fro vehi- cle parked at Oliver Street property reported. Intentional damage to window at Te Awamutu Te Awamutu tree-killers College reported. The Warehouse report Maori woman for large Why are Te Awamutians so ready median strip in town, and the griz- build walks out with trolley of items without to cut down trees at the fi rst oppor- zlers and tree haters need to start paying and drives off in black Honda Integra Check out tunity? thinking about where the oxygen (UX 3926). Woman of same description also I moved back to Te Awamutu fi ve they are breathing comes from. sought in relation to incident at Cicada Café. the wheels years ago and have noted with hor- Phooey to those who think park- Theft of cash and card from vehicle parked at ror the amazing number of mature ing is a priority, leave all the in- Fresh Choice reported. trees that have been felled in that town parking to people who are Woman reports her ex-partner breached a pro- of rods! time, a good example being along elderly or have limited mobility tection order by visiting her place of work. Alexandra Street from the College and make everyone else walk - we Friday, November 2: towards Pirongia. have an obesity epidemic, so it will Youth arrested for breaching the peace. The beautiful Gingko tree on the be good exercise for them now that Saturday, November 3: Fully corner opposite the College; the row they have no acorns, conkers, leaves Arrests: Two men for fi ghting and wilful dam- of lovely big trees along the culvert and petals to rake up. age. Man for possession of offensive weapons. stocked by the Anchor Park, all felled - now ROBYN WILSON Man for assaulting a female. an ugly eyesore; the lovely mature Sunday, November 4: for trees in the College felled because Man for assaulting a female. of the risk the prickly conkers and More competition Burglaries: Paterangi Road address. Washing fishing! acorns posed to the students (many machine. fridge, ride-on mower and tyres stolen. of whom were outraged at their loss, keenly awaited Paterangi Road residence. Plasma TV stolen. New stock arriving daily but not listened to). Plus many resi- I was so pleased to read recently dents have felled lovely big trees on the details of the proposed CBD Fire Brigade notebook their own properties as well, etc etc. upgrade. Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade has at- ABLE Honestly, they will probably be pav- If only locals knew more about S AVAILAIL tended the following matters since last week: DIVIVE FILLSFILL ing over all the gardens and grass Council doings, they might stir themselves and vote. Monday. 4.00pm. Scrub fi re, Owairaka Valley soon. Road. Why is Cambridge the prettiest Does the Courier know what is happening regarding the super- Tuesday, 6.49am. Fuel tanker rolled and on fi re, town in almost all of New Zealand, SH1, Horotiu. and Te Awamutu (way, way, way) market that was to be opened on Cambridge Road? Thursday, 4.15pm. Rubbish fi re, Beechey Street. not? It’s the big trees! Friday, 10.49am. Private fi re alarm, Kihikihi Te Awamutu residents and the Housewives in particular are ea- 310TC007-07 gerly waiting for more competition Road. 7.17pm. Scrub fi re, Arapuni Road. Council need to stop slaying the Saturday, 6.20pm. Hedge fi re, Rolleston Street. 116666 CambridgeCambridge Rd,Rd, lovely trees we have, and plant and in the town, and everything seems to have gone ‘dead’ in that respect. Sunday, 3.00am. Shed fi re, Alexandra Street. TTee AAwamutu,wamutu, PPhh 871871 67936793 maintain more. 2.16pm. Motor vehicle crash, Franklin Street. We must retain the trees in the ESME RUSSELL 11.17pm. Rubbish bin fi re, Hazelmere Crescent.

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Beach School and Dunedin’s launched in August this year by Ohaupo School teacher Linda Karitane School. CCHRISTMASHRISTMAS the Mazda Foundation and the Clarke says the school has just Bridget Abernethy of Project Project Crimson Trust. begun the journey to become Crimson says the calibre of Mazda Foundation chairman an Enviroschool, and plans to applications was high and the Andrew Clearwater says the involve the students in all as- number of applications received response to the competition was pects of the makeover - creating far exceeded expectations. outstanding, with creative ap- ideas, drafting plans, planting “We feel heartened by the FFloatloat ParadeParade plications in many forms, from and maintaining the garden. commitment schools around SSaturday,aturday, DDecemberecember 8 aatt 11.00pm.00pm children’s heartfelt letters and The developed area will be for New Zealand are making to the pictures, to photographs and in- students to sit and relax and environment,” she says.. Organise your business, club or group tricate landscaping drawings. play games. All of this year’s applicants to create a float and join the parade. “The judge’s selection process The parents and school com- have been invited to have their wasn’t easy, but it was encour- munity are confi dent of a good entries automatically forwarded Join the PARADE for heaps of FUN and great prizes aging to see the enthusiasm of turnout for the makeover work- into next year’s competition and the school communities towards ing-bee when they join forces will be contacted again before more trees and the creation of with the Treemendous Team in the closing date to make any a green area for their children. the school’s new year. changes to applications. Part of the foundation’s role is “Our proposed area is a blank The annual campaign is a joint Categories to support environmental ini- canvas waiting for a beautiful initiative of the Mazda Founda- BUSINESS, CLUB AND SCHOOL/KINDERGARTEN tiatives and the Treemendous native tree garden,” she wrote tion, which provides funding for School Makeover is a very for the school’s application. community projects, and Project NO ENTRY FEE tangible way of doing this,” Mr “Projects like this provide an Crimson which aims to renew Clearwater says. opportunity for students, staff and protect pohutukawa and ✄ The Ohaupo School’s plan - a and parents to be involved in rata in New Zealand. Please tick which category you would like to enter in and RSVP by 15 November 2007 to P.O. 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NETBALL World Cup contenders Scotland, from left, back row: Lesley MacDonald (captain), FURNITURE Hayley Mulheron, Sharyn Lyon, Claudia Henison, Lisa Harper-Vosti, Karin Connell (vice-captain), Lesley-Ann Dall, Gail Higgins, Morag Fraser, Claire Cooper; front row: Carlene Hamilton, Anna ORCHID BINS Ferguson. ELECTRIC BIKES By Colin Thorsen Former New Zealand under- The 27-year-old will be don- A big Rosetown welcome to 21 squad member Anna Fergu- ning the centre/wing defence bib NEW CLOTHES GALORE the Scotland netball team arriv- son, who hails from Te Awamutu for her adopted Scotland. ing in Te Awamutu today. but moved to Glasgow in 2003, While Ferguson is assured SCULPTURES and PAINTINGS The Scottish lasses will be is in the side. of a start in Auckland, there is staying at the Rosetown Motel She made her debut for Scot- still a question mark hovering BLANK CDs, DVDs, MOUSE PADS for the next two nights before land against South Africa in over whether Te Pahu’s Laura moving to Auckland for the Net- 2004 and has been an integral Langman will be included in CLASSIC ALL BLACK GEAR AUCTION ball World Cup from November part of the team ever since. the Silver Ferns 12 soon to be 9-17. “I was ecstatic at being select- named. Come and have a hunt - Scotland, who will train at ed,” Ferguson told the Courier. Langman has made a miracu- ASB Bank Stadium at the “Singing the Scottish national lous recovery from a serious foot Trust Waikato Te Awamutu anthem along with my team- injury and is confi dent she can IT’S GOT TO GO Events Centre from 9am to noon mates and taking the court for cope with the rigours of the tomorrow (Wednesday), have my international debut was a World Cup. competed at every world cham- special moment I will always But the fi nal decision on Saturday, November 10 - 8.30am-1pm pionship since 1963. remember. It was truly amazing whether to punt on Langman’s In last year’s European quali- - a dream come true.” fi tness or go for Temepara Saturday, November 17 - 8.30am-1pm fying tournament they beat One will never know if she George, who has made herself Northern Ireland 47-43 and lost would have gone on to become a available if needed, will be made to Wales 37-41. Silver Fern had she not emigrat- by the Fern’s coaches and medi- The hosts of the 1987 world ed to Scotland four years ago. cal team. championships have an all- But there is no questioning All of the Waipa wishes Laura, Run Sports Wear Factory Shop time best placing of sixth, last her involvement in this month’s the Silver Ferns and the Scot- 214 Rickit Road, Te Awamutu achieved in 1983. world championships being held land team the best of luck at the in Auckland. World Cup. 310TC036-07

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 6, 2007 PAGE 17 WWWMCWMC Gudsell off to tour fl yer By Colin Thorsen two minutes fi ve seconds lead over TTHEHE HHAPPENINGAPPENING PPLACELACE There will be added interest in the chasing peleton. this week’s Tour of Southland for The Tour will be another step on the local cycling fraternity with the comeback trail for Gudsell af- MEMBERSHIP DRAW fi ve Te Awamutu Sports club rid- ter sustaining a serious leg injury Congratulations to member #800 winner last Thursday night. Tuesday’s draw ers in the 125-strong fi eld. riding the Tour of Italy in June. continues to grow and will be close to that thousand dollar mark this week. They are France-based profes- Drower rode the Tour of South- sional Tim Gudsell and rising land for the fi rst time in 2006, stars Shem Rodger, Ryan Wills, placing 10th on stage one last FISHING CLUB Peter Rennie and Eric Drower. Trip off Raglan is booked for Monday 19th November. A social BBQ will year. Gudsell made an excellent start Rennie, Rodger and Wills will be be held at John Lakin’s place on the 1st December. Please put your names to the tour yesterday, fi nishing down for both events. riding the Tour for the fi rst time. third in the time trial. Rodger is a member of the The veteran of fi ve Southland Rabobank team led by Toyota- DARTS tours will have benefi ted from competing in the gruelling elite sponsored rider Henk Vogel, an Annie Lucas Memorial tournament will be played on Sunday 9th December. Australian, who is something of This is open to all financial Club members. Registrations are required by 1pm. K2 200km ride in Coromandel on November 1. a legend in the sport. He has rid- All fi ve members of the Colour- den the Tour de France and world CRICKET plus team (Gudsell, Reon Park, championships and now rides as a The twilight season starts on 7th November. Get yourselves prepared! If you are a Logan Hutchings, Westley Gough, professional in the US. new member and wish to play cricket, please see Robbie Hoyes for all the details. Marc Ryan) were in a 14-strong Rodger will gain valuable expe- breakaway in stage one as the rience riding with the world rated WINE Courier went to press. They held a pro. TIM GUDSELL Your monthly meeting is the usual tasting and finger food at the Club on Wednesday 7th November at 6.30pm. A discussion on the up and coming trip to Judge Valley & Mystery Creek Wineries will be held. Come along and have your say. Summer twilight sports draws FIVE-A-SIDE SOCCER Aways v The Shaggers f5; K Towns PIRONGIA SPORTS Draw for Wednesday, Novem- Crew v The Hound Dogs f7; Kool & Pirongia Action Automotive FRIENDSHIP CLUB the Gang v Te Kawa Express f6; Left Details of your next trip are on the notice board. Check it out. ber 7 at Selectrix Marist Park. Overs v Random.com f8. Volleyball draw for Friday 6pm: Hamilton Vibratrain v Col- night. lege Strikers f1; Kihikihi Crusaders TE AWAMUTU TOUCH 6.15pm: Boot v Excel Beefy’s Ban- OUTDOOR BOWLS v The Muppets f2; Los Ganadores v McFall Enterprises Te dits, BI Beanies V Ryan’s Red Riders, Vern Whiteman Memorial tournament; Thursday 22nd November at the Kihikihi T’s Team f3; Parekawa v Trev’s Team Awamutu Sports Club Touch Jandel v Fozzies Flock. f4; Dairy Dynamo’s v C.Unit f7; E&R Module draw for Thursday, No- 6.50pm: Hidden Talent v Scream- Greens. Play starts at 12.30pm and a subsidised dinner will be held at the Club that Building v Poukura f8; Ezy Lays v night for the players. vember 8 at Albert Park. ing Eagles, Pirongia Action Auto v Marshalls f6; Geophagists v Tile Junior Touch, Year 5/6, 4.45pm: The Simpsons, Rock Doggy v Rudis Court f5. Pekerau Carvers v St Pat’s Mighty Rebels. 6:30pm: Ageing Youth v Livingstone Dodgers, f1; TAPS Tigers v Pukeatua, 7.25pm: Te Pahu Westies v Time MELBOURNE CUP DAY All-stars f1; Barmy Mob v Livingstone f2; Korakonui Bullets v K-Town Kom- Out, Wakachang Warriors v Hit Hap- TUESDAY 6TH NOVEMBER Big Balls f2; What Ever v Phil’s Crew ets, f3; Pokuru v Pekerau Stars, f4; pens, Out Of the Blue v Simons Join us for the Waipa Workers Classic which will be “Run” at 6pm f3; Random.com v Left Overs f4; Te Ohaupo v Puahue Pythons, f5; Te Slammers. Kawa Express v Kool & the Gang f6; Pahu 2 v K-Town Krushers, f9; TAPS The Hound Dogs v K Towns Crew f8; Veterinary Enterprises Group Originals v St Pat’s Zig Zags, f10. Touch, Friday night. The Shaggers v Cast Aways f7; What Year 7/8, 5.15pm: Da Bananas v WAIPA Now v B.T.M f5. The Sonics, f1; Wannabes v Te Pahu 6.15pm: Time Out v LVN IT f1; 7pm: College Strikers v Kihikihi 1, f2; Korakonui Rebels v Monster En- Team B’Dussy v Jammas f2; Barefoot Crusaders f4; T’s Team v Parekawa ergy, f3; Hawks v St Pats Hit & Run, Bandits v Little Rascals f3; Yellow WORKINGMEN’S f1; The Muppets v Los Ganadores f2; f4; The No Hopers v St Pats Titans, f9; Pages v Jandel f4. Trev’s Team v Hamilton Vibratrain f3; The Nine Ninjas have a bye. 6.50pm: Out of the Blue v X-Rated CLUB ALBERT PARK DRIVE • PH 871 3923 C Unit v E&R Building f6; Marshalls v No senior touch this week. f1; The Untouchables v Wakachang Geophagists f7; Poukura v Ezy Lays Next week is the last chance to get Warriors f2; Boot v The Sumos f3; f5; Tile Court v Dairy Dynamo’s f8. subs in. Reapers v Beavers Lot f4. COURTESY BUS – 0274-584-557 7:30pm: Livingstone All-Stars v All teams are expected to supply a 7.25pm: Brown Penel Stallionz v

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1 Blundell Place, big sister Jaimee are Peacefully in Tau- 5.11.06. It is hard to 12 months tenancy for
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108 Goodfellow St, Wilson and Karen (Te Phone (021) 264-6417. owned and operated friendship you gave weeks bond. $270 p/w. $220 p/w Awamutu), Selwyn HAINE - Gib. Dearly us all. You are in our Available November
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Geoff, Geoff and CRUISE 2008 20 Leslie Street, bedroom unit with in- Ryan and Brock, we carry precious Rona, and a loving $250 p/w ternal single garage, Gray, Janice and Re- memories with us. FREE information GARAGE / workshop grandma and great
25/1 Bryce Street, no dogs, refs required, anna, Todd and Sarah A special smile, a spe- evening, Wednesday space to let. Over grandma. A service to 2 $270 p/w $240 p/w, three weeks and Kent. Rest in cial face, a special November 14. Call 100m , $110 p/w. celebrate Mollie’s life bond. Phone (027) peace. Communica- person we can’t re- (07)871-8131 to Phone (021)659-525 TWO BEDROOM will be held at St 471-9939. tions to R.D.3, Te place... A daily reserve your place. HOMES: John’s Anglican Kuiti. thought , a silent tear.
43B Whitaker St, Church, Bureta Rd, LANDLORDS A constant wish that THREE bedroom home Tauranga on FOR HIRE Wishing your property $190 p/w HANCOCK - Cecil you were here. in Kihikihi, double Wednesday November to be managed by a Raymond. (NZ Army What touches us is For details garage with sleepout. 7, at 11.00am. In lieu recognised professional? WWII Regt. No. the joy he brought, Phone Jade no dogs, $245 p/w. of flowers donations 128673). On Novem- what comforts us are TENANTS (021) 744-942 or Phone 871-6506 or to Tauranga Stroke ber 2, 2007, peacefully the memories we Robyn (021) 353-046 871-3400 a/h. Foundation, P O Box Needing help finding at Waikato Hospital, share, what lasts... is 990, Tauranga, would accommodation which aged 86 years. Dearly love. THREE bedroom home, be appreciated. Spe- suits your needs? loved husband of the A deeply loved, son, single garage, no dogs, cial thanks to Doctors Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ late Joyce. Much brother and friend. Contact Francene and Nursing staff for “Nobody does it better” refs required, $260 loved father of We will always re- on 871-7146, their wonderful care. p/wk, available No- Lorraine and Allan member you Nick. Mobile vember 10. Phone 871- Inch (New Plymouth), Legacy Funerals, RESPONSIBLE, pro- Tauranga. Love always, Mum, (027) 289-3952 8070 or (021) 364-388. and Murray and Dad and Sarah. fessional couple re- Linda (Australia). (07) 823-6287 a/h quired for three bed- THREE bedroom Loving Grandad to BEREAVEMENTS ENGAGEMENTS Waipa Property room house in double Link Ltd. MREINZ house, fully fenced, Warren, Philip, Geof- garage, non smokers, SCHRADER - Jeffery single garage, close to frey, Stephen and BARNETT - HILTON no animals. Refer- Neil. Wayvne and Bill school. no pets, avail- Paul and their part- Roger and Robyn BOARD RENT to own. Three ences required. $250 Gulliver, Nick and Sue, able now, $280 p/w. ners, and great grand- Giles and Grant Hil- bedroom double ga- p/w. Phone 871-7250. and Barry, Debbie and AVAILABLE Phone (07)846-1550 father of Cory, Anneka Schrader wish ton of Hamilton share rage, large section, easy qualifying. or (021)258-3332 Vaughan, Maia, Na- to thank everyone for with Neil and Derrien FREE in exchange for than, Kamara, and the letters, cards, flow- Barnett of Te Awa- Deposit required. Go TE AWAMUTU some housework and to 58 Rolleston Street, Ashleigh, and Sophie. ers, phone calls and mutu in announcing cooking, 2 km out of SELF STORAGE TWO bedroom unit, in Many thanks to The donations to the Phoe- (after a mountain of a Kihikihi for phone town, newly deco- town on a farm. number. From $17 p/w Westpac Trust Air nix Rehab unit received proposal) the en- Phone 871-3301. 24hr access rated, under floor Ambulance and Dr at the time of Jeff’s gagement between Camera Surveillance heating. 1 of 4, $200 Praneesh and his Oliver and Kasey. THREE bedroom, dou- death. To all those who WANTED TO RENT ble garage. Long PH: (07) 856-7584 p/w. Phone 871-3301. team at Waikato attended his funeral Family and friends or (027) 608-1749 are delighted and term. Phone 871-6145 I.C.U. A service for service and joined us DESPERATELY seek- WANTING couple to wish them a happy Ray will be held at on his final journey, ing farmhouse close to share with profes- and healthy future Alexandra House your presence was a Te Awamutu, house TO LET sional couple. 20’s. together. Chapel, 570 Alexan- great comfort to us all proud, professional House. fully fur- dra Street, Te Awa- and a real tribute to LOST couple and one child. HARCOURTS BLUE RIBBON nished, big double mutu, on Wednesday Jeff. Our very special Phone (027) 593-0953. room with walk in 7 November at 11am, thanks to all the staff REALTY MREINZ wardrobe, lots of car followed by burial at MISSING. Young cat, at Stratford Hospital, GOOD three to four 312 Sinclair Tce $270/wk HOU 3bdr space, $145 p/w. Te Awamutu RSA mainly black. White Elizabeth R, and espe- bedroom house in 291 Cameron Ave $260/wk HOU 3bdr Phone (027) 593-0953. Lawn Cemetery. cially the Phoenix markings on face and country wanted to black nose. Long tail. U 1, 2 & 4 , 224 Puniu Rd $195/wk UNT 2bdr Communications to Rehab unit for your rent, long term, ma- U5, 324 Rewi St $220/wk UNT 2bdr the Hancock family, loving devotion and Answers to Moose. ture couple with ex- MEETINGS Phone 870-3261 23 Whitmore Street, Kihikihi $230/wk HOU 3bdr C/- P.O. Box 137, Te care of Jeff over so cellent references. 836 Bond R d $250/wk HOU 2bdr Awamutu, please. Te many years. Please Phone (027) 250-0104. For open home times see Awamutu Funeral accept this as a per- ADULT Services Ltd. FDANZ sonal acknowledgement www.harcourts.co.nz or just give us a call. ENTERTAINMENT TO LET Contact Rachel Hogben on & Griefcare. as so many addresses are unknown. LISTEN to ten super (07) 871-8700 or (027)488-8136 MARSH - Geoffrey juicy live chats, very A1 SELF Grant. 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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 6, 2007 PAGE 19 MEETINGS PUBLIC NOTICES BUSINESS SUPER VEHICLES FOR WANTED KNOWN WORK WANTED WORK WANTED DEALS SALE PUBLIC NOTICE CLARKE’S AUTO Sections 9(4), 16(2), NISSAN Primera, CARPET GOT WOOLLY 18(3), 31(3), 39(2), TRANS servicing 1992, high 200’skm, CLEANING 41(3), 55(3), 62(2), every 50,000km, current reg, new For your carpet and SHEEP? TE AWAMUTU 64(3) and 76(4) Stuart Law Ltd. WOF, reliable first Sale of Liquor Act Phone 871-6426. upholstery cleaning FOOTBALL car, $980 ono. Phone Give Tony a 1989 871-1676. Phone Keith, CLUB Barbara Cutter and FOR SALE mobile bleep! (027) 280-0790 SPECIAL GENERAL Patricia Proudman TOYOTA lite ace, FIREWOOD 1994, 8 seater coach, or 871-4930 Mobile Shearing MEETING have made applica- tion to the District 5m³ - $160, 10m³ - diesel, auto, p/s, a/c, We aim to please Phone 872-1806 Monday, November 12 radio, tow bar, sun Lawnmowers, Licensing Agency at $290 delivered. Phone or (027)202-4915 - 7.00pm at Stadium roofs etc. $2000. Otorohanga for the (07) 873-9190 eve- Chainsaws, Weed followed by Club nings, mobile (021) Phone 871-8881 Eaters, & Small grant/renewal of a ANNUAL GENERAL Liquor Licence, in re- 617-349. Motor Repairs TOYOTA MR2, 1990, Exterior Cleaning HOME MEETING spect of the premises FOR SALE UNDER 2l, 5 speed, p/s, a/c, Low cost service and Moss, Mould and Algae REPAIRS AND All members situated at 136 Jer- CD, alloys, very tidy six months warranty Houses, Roofs, Driveways, urged to attend. vois Street and $50 condition. $3000. on all repairs. Cobbles etc also External MAINTENANCE known as The Blue Fly and Spider Repellent. BABY tri pillow with Phone 871-8881 Building, decks etc Chook Inn. Free pick up & delivery. Ask about our worry free PUBLIC NOTICES pillow case, $10. Painting The general nature of Phone 871-4110. GRAZING Phone Richard : ‘keepitclean’ the business conducted 871-4334 or all year round programe. Basic landscaping PUBLIC NOTICE BLACK travel bag on AVAILABLE (or to be conducted) (021) 466-937 For your Free quote Waterblasting Sections 9(4), 16(2), under the licence is wheels, medium size, Phone Anything considered. 18(3), 31(3), 39(2), $45. Phone 871-3285. PALM KERNEL Inn. 0800 GO SOFTWASH 41(3), 55(3), 62(2), WORK WANTED 0800-467-638 Phone Andy on 64(3) and 76(4) The days on which and SOURCE NZ 871-3319 or the hours during which FREE pallets for fire- Fax (07) 848-1702 Sale of Liquor Act Immediately available a/h Tui 871-7205 liquor is (or is intended wood. Phone 870-1551. (027)216-8688 1989 for delivery, quality [email protected] to be) sold under the MUSHROOM pink BBOBCATOBCAT Kenneth Noel product, professional wne www.softwash.co.nz licence are Sunday to two seater, $45. Phone service, freight options. O r MEATEATER Diprose and Penny Sunday, 11.00am to perato Christine Diprose, a/h (027) 620-3920. Call SourceNZ on O r EXTERIOR house HOMEKILLS LTD 12.00pm. cleaning. Phone Ultra 363 Parklands Road, SMALL bike plus 0508 SOURCENZ Trevor The application may be Clean 871-6662 today! Killing and RD1, Te Awamutu trike, both good condi- (0508-768-723) Peters inspected during ordi- processing 3879, managers, have tion, $49.95. Phone for competitive on 179TC213-07 nary office hours at the 002727 515515 65196519 made application to 871-7706. farm pricing. FENCING Phone 871-9995 the District Licensing office of the Otoro- Your local palm 0077 887171 11971971 Agency at Te Awa- hanga District Licens- TWO farmers duvet kernel supplier. Rosetown Bobcat Ltd FARM mutu for the renewal ing Agency at 17 Ma- covers, unused, king- RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE of a BYO licence in niapoto Street, singles, $20 each. LIFESTYLE BROKER Otorohanga. Phone 871-3050. GRAZING WANTED TREE WORK respect of the prem- BLOCKS NZMBA ises situated at 363 Any person who is en- - Felling TYRES, free, 67 GRAZING required for - Pruning for all your fencing Parklands Road titled to object and who Ormsby Road. Phone 45 calves. Urgently Phone Christine - Removal 235TC207/07 requirements. known as Rosenvale. wishes to object to the 871-9526. required. Long term. 871-3176 Experience and quality The general nature of grant of the applica- Phone 870-4088. - Stump Grinding (021) 545-302 tion may, not later guaranteed the business conducted PETS Call Dennis Clements (or to be conducted) than ten working days Phone 827-1849 or CHOCOLATE Labra- LIVESTOCK TOTAL TREE CARE TTRUCKRUCK under the licence is after the date of the (027) 473-0001 first publication of this dor puppies for sale, WANTED Phone 871-5221 SIX wheeler tip truck Function Centre. notice, file a notice in Purebred. Phone 872- Te Awamutu Owned for hire, experienced The days on which and PRUNING driver/operator. the hours during which writing of the objection 1933. and Operated PHONE Ron Elder the liquor is (or is in- with the secretary of AC PETFOODS Phone (07) 827-1849 tended to be) sold un- the Otorohanga Dis- PLANTS FOR Now Buying 871-4282. or (027) 473-0001. der the licence are trict Licensing Agency, SALE Monday to Sunday PO Box 11, Otoro- Horses STOCK SALES hanga. 9.30 am - 12.30 am. HERBS 0800-DOWNCOW The application may be This is the second 100MM pot, 4 for $10 inspected during ordi- publication of this no- @ Rickits M10. nary office hours at the tice. SSJ office of the Te Awa- SHEEP PELLETS Need help? mutu District Licens- 8KG only &7.95 @ LIVESTOCK Phone: (07) 871-3176 TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE ing Agency at 101 SPORTS NOTICES Rickit’s Mitre 10. currently requires 282TC210-07 Bank Street, Te Awa- + WEANER DAIRY BEEF SALE mutu. SLUG PELLETS
100kg+ bull and All Exterior Cleaning Thursday November 8th - 11.00am Any person who is en- 400G only $1.43 @ heifer calves titled to object and who Rickit’s Mitre 10
Johnny Nelson Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, 1 year old bulls and wishes to object to the SUCCULENTS WASHBRIGHT Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu grant of the applica- steers tion may, not later 90mm pot. 3 for $10 @ Phone Scott MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN Sale Comprising. than ten working days TE AWAMUTU Rickits M10. 0800-775-785 TREATMENT 11.00am Prime & Boners after the date of the 10 Fat Cattle MARIST CLUB
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Coloursteel roofs writing of the objection and Managers
Roof spray, Tiles and 12.00 Dairies with the Secretary of required for FARM lease wanted, Decromastic 10 I/c Fries Fries x Jsy cows the District Licensing A1 Service responsible farmer Agency at Private Bag 2008 season.
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871-3798 or anything considered. Commercial buildings 10 Potter Bulls This is the first publi- 871-6324 Best Dollars Please phone (07) cation of this notice. Phone (027) 476-3347 20 2yr str & hfrs 873-0916. or 871-7389 70 ylg beef x strs & hfrs PROPERTIES FOR 50 wnr beef x strs & hfrs

BOBCAT and truck Phone our friendly classifi classified ed Ge SALE 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves t tha hire, section, drive- t car 20 Prime lambs outa way clearing, sand, there GREENHILL Drive, 30 Store Lambs flat sections, fantastic metal and topsoil Ph 870-2200 views, Gardens com- supplies. Phone Tony 100 four day calves FOR SALE Te Awamutu or plete, ready to build 871-9582 or (021) 154- now. $189,000 Phone 2322. 12.30 WEANER DAIRY BEEF SALE PPIRONGIAIRONGIA ARTART & CRAFTCRAFT SHOPSHOP 0800 CAR DUMP 109TC201/07 Wayne (021)038-1725 300 Fries & W/F Wnr Bulls FF or (07)848-1190. 100 W/F Wnr Hfrs 20% O AAllll XmasXmas decorationsdecorations 310TC202-07 BUMPER All enquiries to: DEAD CARS ST LEDGER Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 0272 431 078 aandnd selectedselected s stocktock f foror ROAD REPAIRS Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 0272 431 836 NNovemberovember Cash Paid Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 WWee wwillill bbee closedclosed forfor buildingbuilding treatmenttreatment fromfrom 28-3028-30 Nov.Nov. Lifestyle Section Phone David Bob Drake 07 871-7515 0274 941 958 PPhonehone ((021)154-2157021)154-2157 * 3937m² in exclusive Andy Transom 078706059 0275 965 142 development. (0274)970-963

$100 GREAT VIEWS! HAVE YOUR JEWELLERY LIVESTOCK WANTED VALUED INSTORE Free Pick up Phone Mike on (027) 697-9631 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 Phone Andy: BONER COWS WANTED (07) 823-6989 - Valuations $60 per item or txt: WANTED KNOWN Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment 1/2 hour appointments available (027) 453-7637 CRUISE 2008 PHONE US TODAY TO BOOK YOUR SPACE! *conditions apply 065TC206/07 Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule FREE information evening, Wednesday Also empty heifers and potter bulls 268TC203-07 Phone : (07) 871-6797 TTee AwamutuAwamutu CourierCourier November 14. Call Beamish Gemtime Jeweller, (07)871-8131 to Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 PPhonehone 871-5151871-5151 reserve your place. Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 6, 2007 WORK WANTED SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT VACANT VACANT PC PROBLEMS? DIVERSIONAL HAIRDRESSER SECURITY Officers NO fix, no fee, local IT are needed! Gain this THERAPIST(S) professional available Part time SPRINGS NZQA approved for on site repairs, Senior stylist qualification by corre- HERE! upgrades and trouble KIDS AT HOME LTD spondence for under Te Ata Rest homes is looking for Hours negotiable And what a perfect Diversional Therapist(s) to work Monday - shooting, PC and Lap- NANNIES WANTED $550. Student loans time to clean out your top sales. No call out or school hours Friday, 5½ hours a day, split into two 2 Positions available : may apply. Phone garage, basement fees for help. Phone are ok. 0800-800-043. sessions per day, morning and afternoon. Matt (027) 515-6996 2-3 days a week. TE AWAMUTU or attic? Why not sell 10 hours p/wk. those unwanted items? This could be a job share opportunity. or 870-3038. Please send Applicants must have caring therapeutic resume to: TE PAHU WE CAN 18 hours p/wk. HELP YOU! attitude towards the elderly, as well as RED BINS LTD P O Box 1 (Tue, Thu, Fri). a commitment to excellence in care. Our Garage Sale MINI SKIP HIRE Te Awamutu WANTED Some training preferred but can gain 291TC209-07 All applicants must be packs are the perfect 1.8m³ and 3.6m³ 20 or over, and have PLAYCENTRE way to advertise your NZQA qualification on the job.

Same day delivery proven childcare SUPERVISOR garage sale. experience. For more information, please contact Phone Required for For only $15, this great Joy after 7.00pm at (07) 871-8200 deal includes: Murray Bain KIDS AT HOME LTD Please phone Denise Ohaupo Playcentre, ◗A bold one line eye or mobile (027) 453-2614 871-8996 for more information. one morning p/wk, catcher HOME BASED 871-7673 or 0800 543 728 9.00 am -12.00 pm. ◗ A 3 line run on advert CAREGIVER PART TIME CUSTOMER (MON - FRI 8.30 to 1.30) Must be motivated, (approximately 8 words) needed to care for ◗ WATERBLASTING - enthusiastic and have 2 large bright Garage SERVICES ASSISTANT Phone Ultra Clean three month old at least a Course 3 sale signs to attract 871-6662 today! 2-4 days per week MOTEL buyers A part time position is available for immediate qualification. ◗ Please phone Denise HOUSEKEEPER 20 stickers to get your start for an outgoing, motivated, enthusiastic Previous experience pricing started WINDOWS cleaned by for more information. would be an advantage, person to work approx 25 hours per week. Vacancy for part ◗Tips for your garage the experts. Phone 871-7673 but not necessary. Ultra Clean 871-6662. time housekeeper, sale, organising, pricing This does include evenings and Saturdays. (MON - FRI 8.30 to 1.30) Apply to : Kate, etc. 2-3 mornings per week. For more information Heavy lifting involved. Ohaupo Playcentre FARM WORK Must be able to contact one of the friendly Drivers Licence essential. 17 Forkert Road work any day. classified team : WANTED Classifi ed Phone (07) 823-8111 Phone: 871-5151 Apply in writing with current CV to: Advertising If you are reliable Applications close Fax: 871-3675 Liquorland Te Awamutu and have a high Friday, November 30. Email: SILAGE Phone 871 51 51 [email protected] 49 Vaile Street standard of work Te Awamutu MOWING, tedding, phone 870-2995. raking, baling, wrap- SITUATIONS VACANT ping and stacking, cartage also available, SITUATIONS VACANT ALSO buying stand- ing grass. Phone WAIT STAFF Nick, (07) 827-1849 or (027) 473-0001 or fax Part and full time positions available. (07) 827-1805. Skills required include practical experience in PIRONGIA

Function, A-la-carte and High Customer service FARM Senior Part Time Forecourt Attendant PIRONGIA EMPLOYEES CLEANERS 12 - 15 hours per week WANTED Automotive Mechanic Technician Flexible shifts Part time position available. Qualified technician preferably with WOF Hours : 7.00 am - 7.00 pm RELIEF MILKER Average 30 hours a week- authority to manage our busy workshop. includes most weekends . 7 Days per week A wide variety of work involved. REQUIRED Minimum age : 21 years Reliability and own transport essential. Office Manager / Administrator To assist in milking Phone David - 871-9723 330 Jersey cows Phone (07) 858-4001 Suitably qualified or experienced office between Te Awamutu The Narrows Landing person, experienced with computerized and Otorohanga. accounts, preferably QuickBooks, Needed for: bank direct and wages systems. November 10. December 1,2,8,9,15,16 Please apply in writing with CV to: December 25 -January 4 [email protected] January 18,19,20,26,27 or PO Box 97, Te Awamutu February 9,10,23,24 March 8,9,22,23 SEASONAL DRIVERS REQUIRED attn: Steve Rasmussen April 5,6,19,20 May 3,4 For coming grass silage season in WELL CHILD / TAMARIKI ORA Phone 871-1635 Te Awamutu and surrounding areas. COORDINATOR Requirements: RELIEF milker We are seeking a Coordinator for our wanted, December 26 - Experienced with Forage Harvesting Techniques Well Child / Tamariki Ora Service. - 31, 2007, 220 cows, - Must have a minimum of class 2 3km from Te Awa- - Clean and tidy appearance This coordinator will provide support for our mutu. Phone (021) - Willingness for long hours when required. tamariki and whanau in accordance with 2945-468. Waikato District Health Board specifications. Good remuneration and work environment.

SITUATIONS The successful applicant will have: Enquiries phone Antony on
VACANT (021) 821-809 A current Registered Nurse Practicing Certificate
Proven Leadership abilities and experience DRIVERS
Experience in report writing WANTED FAIRVIEW MOTORS CAMBRIDGE
A knowledge of the Raukawa rohe, hapu , Automotive Service Technician marae and communities Two part time
Experience with MS office truck drivers for Fairview Motors is seeking an Automotive weekend work
A current full drivers licence Service Technician for our Cambridge Service Also one for Department. This is a great opportunity The ideal candidate will be well organised, vehicle recovery ... for an experienced, motivated technician highly motivated, and have excellent Recovery licence to join our friendly team. communications skills. While you will be not necessary - The successful applicant must be a team player, working in a team environment, you must Part time nights also have the ability to be self managing. and weekends honest and reliable, able to work unsupervised as well as taking pride in their workmanship. There will also be the opportunity to complete Phone 870-2200 to complete a Postgraduate Certificate in or (027) 497-2689 We offer a great working environment and a negotiable remuneration based on experience. Primary Health Care Specialty Nursing : Well Child / Tamariki Ora. EXPERIENCED Sounds like you? DIESEL Please send a covering letter and CV to: MECHANIC Apply now with CV and cover letter, Raukawa Trust Board, or phone (07) 827-7525 required full time Health Manager, for busy workshop The Service Manager Tangaroa Whitiora Fairview Motors Cambridge Private Bag 8 in Cambridge. Remuneration based on PO Box 655 Tokoroa Cambridge experience and ability. or Please send CV to : [email protected] [email protected] PO Box 923, Phone (07) 885-0260 for any queries CAMBRIDGE or phone Applications close at 4.00pm, (07) 8278111. Friday, November 16 2007.

Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 6, 2007 PAGE 21 SITUATIONS VACANT

CINEMA SCENE - Rosetown Festival of Fine Films

gerous follow-up strike against Secunda refi nery, Catch A Fire risking his own life and future. Change must and will come, for Patrick and his family, and for South Africa itself. Snow Cake Sigourney Weaver gracefully undertakes a dif- fi cult role, while Alan Rickman’s performance provides the core of this drama-driven drama. Rickman plays Alex Hughes, who is both a man with a past and a man on a mission, driving through the snowy backblocks of Ontario. Accosted in a diner by the talkative, charming- ly kooky hitchhiker Vivienne Freeman (Hamp- shire), he reluctantly agrees to give her a lift. When she is killed in an accident in which he is blameless, he emerges unscathed and, crippled by Powerfully telling the story of the South Afri- survivor guilt, searches out Vivienne’s mother. can hero’s journey to freedom, ‘Catch a Fire’ is the He discovers that her mother, Linda (Weaver), new fi lm from director Philip Noyce (‘The Quiet is an autistic woman. American’, ‘Rabbit-proof Fence’). Through a complicated chain of circumstances, The political thriller takes place during the Alex decides to stay a few days and what unfolds sountry’s turbulent and divided times in the ear- is an immaculately assembled blend of psycholog- ly 1980’s, and in the new South Africa of today. ical thriller, whimsical personal drama and fi nely Although he’d been cautious his whole life and nuanced smalltown comedy of manners. reluctant to take a stand politically, which pro- Weaver’s performance, as good as anything pelled him up the ranks at work, Chamusso is she’s done, highlights this pungent drama which arrested after and explosion. at times fl irts with mawkishness but is fi nally What sets the movie apart from the blockbuster both astringent and, occasionally, very funny in Genre is the subtlety of the characterization: its treatment of a subject the movies are never Chamusso isn’t presented as an angel, and his funny about: autism. torturers are two dimensional human beings. Tim Robinson’s performance as police Chief Nic Vos is a revelation. With a pitch-perfect Afrikaans accent for the character with mild-mannered, softly spoken dedication to his job, he is the quintessential law- man, following the letter of the law. Eventually after being beaten and kept from his family for months, he is set free - but he chooses to leave home again of his own volition to fi ght apartheid as a member of the African National Congress. Becoming a rebel fi ghter and political opera- tive, Patrick is radicalized on behalf of his people and his country. He ultimately envisions a formidable and dan-



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