Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 5, 2007 Ugandan Connection Keeps Growing

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Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Off to Fieldays? Razzle dazzle as Waikato Te Awamutu residents can take the easy route to Fieldays. Buses depart from the Rose Garden at 8.30am each day of Pistons hit their straps Fieldays (June 13-16). The Fieldays bus returns at By Dean Taylor 5pm daily and has a number of Te Awamutu’s Events Centre played host to special fares (eg: family pass a razzle-dazzle display of basketball from the one way $12, return $20). Waikato Pistons as they demoralised the Can- More details available at the terbury Rams for the second time in a week. Te Awamutu i-site Visitor Cen- The home side took out the match 101-70, tre. For more about Fieldays winning every quarter, in the week’s live tel- check our bumper Rural evised match. Roundup included with today’s The only success for the rams was shutting edition. out star import Jason Crowe after he topped scored with 22 points in their previous match. Broadway here In foul trouble early, Crowe struggled to fi nd his ‘Bethel on Broadway’ is a offensive game, but his speed and six steals still night of entertainment being played a vital part in the result. provided by Bethel Christian The win puts the Pistons into a clear fourth School on Friday, June 15. spot ahead of the Auckland Stars. They have Pupils promise a night full two games to take one more win and guar- of songs, fun and laughter, as antee a play-off berth. Two wins gives them well as a small auction and a the chance to host a semi-fi nal, although they fashion show with a twist. would have to topple top placed Harbour Heat The event is being staged at tomorrow night away and then seventh placed The Church@TeAwamutu on Taranaki Mountain Airs at Hamilton’s YMCA the corner of Racecourse Road on Friday night. and Ohaupo Road. One win is vital as Auckland has just one Doors open at 6pm for the game in hand, but it is against bottom placed 6.30pm show. Admission Otago Nuggets. charge of $10 per family, $5 per Thursday night’s game started with a hiss- adult and students a gold coin and-a-roar when Tall Black captain Pero (includes light supper). Cameron hit a three-pointer, then Ben Hill converted a three-point play to end the fi rst Lock it, or lose it quarter 27-18 ahead. Kevin Smith hit another three pointer to A spate of rural thefts has open the second quarter, then the home side prompted police to warn farm- went on a rampage, scoring 11 unanswered ers to take as many security points. precautions as possible. Ahead by 19 at the half, Waikato never lift- Farmbikes and ATVs are ed their hold on the game, and after another preferred targets, but fuel 10-0 run in the third quarter, the match was and other items of value are all but over. also being stolen. Police says Even Waikato’s bench outscored the visitors farmers should lock shed and in the last quarter to take the commanding implement buildings, or at least win. have lockable storage. Waikato’s perimeter play provided the plat- Bikes should not have the form for the result, with plenty of opportuni- keys left with them and should ties for Hill and Luke Martin to score from be secured as best as possible. outside. Thefts have not been lim- But when the defence came out, Pistons ited to easily spotted items, players showed their ‘highlight reel’ game, some having been stolen from with alley-oops, hook shots, fade-aways and remote properties and from drives to dunk. Hill top scored with 20, fol- CANTERBURY Rams Rewi Manahi (33) and Nathan Hyde (20) can only watch as Waikato buildings not in sight of roads. lowed by Smith with 19 and Puke Lenden off Pistons’ forwards Puke Lenden (33 black) slams an alley-oop dunk set up by super import Vital research the bench for 12. Jason Crowe. 163071AD University of Waikato scien- tist, Associate Professor Vic Arcus has received $844,000 Te Awamutu men ‘lifesavers’ in Health Research Council Three men, two of them from Te Awamutu, to Red Crater when the woman was struck by bags and looked after her until help arrived. funding for research which have been praised for saving the life of a hy- the cold. Conditions were near ‘white-out’. “We used a safety sheet to make a make- may pave the way for new pothermic French woman on Mt Tongariro on Taupo Police Senior Constable Barry Shep- shift tent and then put the girl in a sleeping treatments for Tb in humans Sunday. herd said the men saved her life. bag insulating her off the ground and from and cattle. He is heading an Mike Cosgrove and Sam Leijen came across “They had all the right gear these guys the snow,” Mr Leijen says. international team investigat- the French tourist, and her English fi ance, from Te Awamutu - sleeping bags, food and He describes himself as a novice climber, ing a unique cluster of proteins about 11.30am. Another man was with the drink - so they were able to stick with her and but his colleague Mr Cosgrove is an extreme- which scientists believe help couple already. give her a hand.” ly experienced climber - having tackled many the Tb bacterium to lie dormant The couple, in their 20s, were two and a The men called for help on their cellphones, of the world’s most challenging mountains and evade antibiotic treatment. half hours up the mountain and on their way then wrapped the woman in their sleeping through his passion for climbing.

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Wed: 8.51am & 9.28pm have noticed a drop in the volume bags per week, where most of us Attempted theft of items from Fresh Choice Supermarket reported. Offender charged. Thu: 9.46am & 10.19pm of garbage going into ‘the bags’ only put out one, and in my case now one per fortnight. Theft of a stereo faceplate from vehicle Fri: 10.39am & 11.07pm since we have been recycling and so have the contractors. So watch out, if you send the parked in Cambridge Road reported. Wednesday, June 6: Sat: 11.30am & 11.54pm So they make a smart move and bin back as too costly for your purposes, at the review the bag Theft of a stereo and dog biscuits from car Sun: - & 12.18pm tell us we must have a wheelie bin, parked at Great South Road property reported. cost will probably double in price, Mon: 12.41am & 1.05pm which they will send you, like it or Burglaries: Bridgman Road property. Moun- 163TC008/07 and if you then want a bin you will not. tain bike stolen. Te Tahi Road property. Honda Now as you have been putting have to pay for its delivery as well 4WD farmbike stolen. less in the bags, your annual cost as excessive annual costs. INTRODUCING Friday, June 8: should drop, and so will the con- Can I ask the contractor to be Youth reported for assault. tractors’ cash fl ow. up front and not try to fool us with Burglary of Westend Electronics reported. Thus the contractor makes a fi gures, because you certainly are Broken LCD TV stolen. crafty move and gives you this bin, going to rip off the smaller user, Alexandra Street resident disturbs male for which you pay a standard rate and noticeably do not tell us your in his house. Offender runs through back of higher than your present annual costing to purchase a bag when section to Stewart and Cavalier’s yard and de- bag rate, even though you are now and if you get most people to use camps. Described as aged between 15 and 17, putting out less and will be hard bins, regardless of the fee and your 175cm tall with long brown hair and wearing pushed to fi ll it. improved profi ts. a dark hoodie, blue jeans, white sneakers and It should also be noted the con- GEORGE VANNER a back pack. Theft of a gate from Daphne Street property reported. Saturday, June 9: Super fast tanning Pupils’ rest home visit positive Arrests: Man for EBA. Man for drug offences. Man for disorderly behaviour. Maximum '9 minute' sessions I had the privilege of taking a It was also part of the course to Man complains of being assaulted in Arawata group of student councillors from enrol the students to take on the Street. '3 step' long last tanning Te Awamutu Intermediate School leadership of this project. This Burglary of Waikeria Prison staff lockers to visit Freeman Court Rest they did. reported. Clean, hygenic & spacious 137TC057-07 Home. It was organised that they would Theft of generator from McKenna Place prop- Personalised sound This came about because I am bake and serve morning tea for erty reported. Sunday, June 10: (MP3 Compatible) participating in a Landmark Edu- the residents, make fl ower posies cation Leadership programme. for the ladies celebrating mother’s Woman apprehended for driving while sus- Part of the course was to create day. They wrote poems and read pended. Casual Session: $8.00 a project that benefi ts the com- some out - there was a gift of art- Theft of a fambike from Martalletti Road munity. work done by one of the students property reported. Concession (5): $30.00 I chose to focus my project and entertainment by way of piano Victim Support is available in Te Awamutu around young and the elderly and a trumpet played. through Te Awamutu Police. because I have always wanted The students sat with the resi- Now at... to contribute something to these dents and had morning tea with people. The name of the project them. It truly was a very special Fire Brigade notebook was Unity, to bring both genera- day. There was a lot of love and 163TC025/07 respect in the room and I want to Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade has at- tions together to create awareness, tended the following matters since last week: respect, understanding and love acknowledge the people who made this day what it was. I got so much Monday, 4.02pm. Private fi re alarm, Alexandra between them. Street. I have recently been a teacher’s positive feedback from the people 115 Alexander Street, Te Awamutu in the rest home and I was left in Tuesday, 9.05am. Private fi re alarm, Waikeria aide at the school, so when I ap- Prison. no doubt about how moving and proached Dale McCabe (principal) Friday, 2.43pm. Assist person trapped under 07 870 4183 and Jill Shaw (deputy principal) inspiring the visit was. Monday-Saturday 9am-6pm a house, Frankton. 3.00pm. Assist ambulance, they were very supportive. 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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 5, 2007 Ugandan connection keeps growing

Members of the Te Awamutu team electricity supply in Uganda they to Uganda are back home with a took a solar panel to power the elec- wealth of experiences to look back tric fencing. Uganda is a very green on and feeling very grateful to the country with lush growth, but the Te Awamutu community which sup- area that was being fenced had very ported the fundraising so well. hard ground. Encouraging students Ross Turner, Nathan Bluett, to dig beyond the fi rst few centime- Phill Sanderson, Clem and Patricia tres for each posthole was another Captein, Colin and Lynn Pinkerton challenge. were impressed with how well the Another major contribution that ‘Heifers to Families’ scheme is work- the Te Awamutu team was able to ing and the way it is empowering make to the Farm School was hir- families. ing of a local team to dig a well. No The scheme was established in longer will the school’s animals have 2004 by the fi rst Te Awamutu team to walk up to eight kilometres a day to go to Mbarara and was this year to get water of dubious quality. extended to a fi fth village. Because the fundraising had been “”What a special day it was when so successful before the team left the locally sourced and purchased Te Awamutu they were also able heifers were taken out to the village to contribute in other ways such as and presented,” Mrs Pinkerton says. with the purchase of treadle sewing “The recipient families had been machines, equipment for a primary chosen 12 months ago and trained school and facilities for a vocational in how to look after their animal. college. Their grateful thanks and honour- “We came home feeling that we ing of our team was very humbling.” had made a difference but knowing For the fencing project the team that we had been given so much by took a huge amount of fencing gear the Ugandan people,” Mrs Pinkerton and tools with them, generously says. sponsored by Gallaghers and by our “Their warmth and hospitality, local Wrightsons and Benchmark. their generosity in their poverty, This made every airport check-in and their positive thankfulness and and running the gauntlet of every appreciation of the gift of life have airport scanning machine a chal- seen our team come back with a lenge. new appreciation of what is really It was such a totally new concept important.” that the Ugandans were scared of While the rest of the team fl ew the electric fencing and sceptical home, Ross Turner continued on about confi ning cows to paddocks, what can only be described as an so teaching, instructing and encour- ‘intrepid journey’ into the Central aging became a major role for the African Republic. team. This will be the subject of a sepa- Because there is not a reliable rate report. Chemistry contest attracts bright students Around 100 Year 13 students This event is organised by the from Waikato, Bay of Plenty and University’s chemistry department Auckland will be taking part in with sponsorship provided by Hill the annual Analytical Chemistry Laboratories, and by the NZ Insti- Competition tomorrow at Waikato tute of Chemistry. It is designed to University. give the brightest students the op- CLEM CAPTEIN teaching Ugandan students how to hook up an electric tape gate at the Rwentenga Students have to determine the portunity to carry out experimental Farm school near Mbarara where the Te Awamutu farming team worked with the students to identity of a provided sample using work that is beyond that normally fence an area of land into a model farm and teach the concepts of feed management through a series of chemical tests. available in schools. rotational grazing. Photo supplied. Hot bridge competition Te Awamutu Bridge Club’s annual open tournament attracted TWO LIFESTYLE PROPERTIES 15 pairs of top fl ight • 7000 and 5000m2 coming on the market. open players from the • 2kms from Alexandra Street, on Paterangi Road. Waikato-Bays area. • Elevated views. CColourttooo brightenblrioghutenr youryour dayday Seven Te Awamutu pairs took part in the toughest competition for a number of years. Views from PA0032 Although Te 7000m2 SAVE $10 Awamutu pair Linda property $69.90 $59.90 PA0029 Sloan and Sheila Lister SAVE $10 scored lowest in the $89.90 $79.90 morning session, they scored a creditable 54.64% in the afternoon session to take out the PA0022 Byars Tray for the best SAVE $10 Te Awamutu pair. $39.90 $29.90 At club level the play was notable for a grand 70% score for Vic Paw- ley and partner Olwyn CONTACT: DAVID FIRTH

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PAGE 4 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 5, 2007 Black... Dynamic drummer in Still a teenager, Dy- He then continued his Show’, where he played in 2006 toured Welling- e lan Elise is regarded as tuition from a variety a three minute Latin ton, Napier and Auck- one of New Zealand’s of drum tutors, includ- solo as well as being land supporting inter- u 1997 most exciting drum- ing some of New Zea- interviewed. nationally renowned q Holden VS Commodore mers. The public of Te land’s top tutors. From 1999 he was drummer from New i Awamutu will be able He also started play- the resident drummer York, Tommy Igoe. n 3.8 V6 auto/sedan, to judge for themselves ing to the public at for three years at Art- In 2004 he entered airbags, air con, alloys. when Dylan hosts a six, and has appeared splash, held annually the Junior category U Heaps of room and great for towing. public workshop here on TV programmes at the Michael Fowler of the National Drum on Wednesday night. such as ‘What Now’ Centre, and has played Wars competition, and Born in Wellington ‘Mai Time’, a featured with the NZSO. won the Open category in 1990, Dylan started story on ‘The Holmes Since 2002 he has and last year won the drumming at age six, Show’ at age 11 and been running clinics National Smokefree learning from his Dad. ‘The Good Morning around the country and Rockquest Outstanding Musicianship Award. While in Te Awamutu, he will be performing at Te Awamutu College and Intermediate. The public clinic is ONLY at the Te Awamutu Primary School Hall from 7pm. Door entry $6,990 is just $5. ATTENTION:In gOOLDERhLamD ETeR A wDDRIVERSaRmIuVtuE LMRVD S EE “SAFE WITH AGE” driving course FFREER available for older drivers. The course is designed to help older drivers refresh their knowledge of the road code and reinforce road confidence. Topics covered include intersection use, correct use of roundabouts, merging and hazard identification. The course is very informal with plenty of opportunity to ask lots of questions. There is also an excellent video showing the do’s and don’t’s. Also receive a discount voucher for a practical driving assessment. The next course will be held in Te Awamutu in August - date to be advised. Sessions are from 10.00am to 2.30pm. Lunch provided. NO EXAM OR DRIVING TEST. FOR BOOKING AND MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: MEGAN JOLLY ROAD SAFETY CO-ORDINATOR PH: 07 850 5059

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163TC029-07 NutritionalSupplements at their best Feeling run down?..... I may have the answer Free questionnaire to determine supplement requirements We supply the best nutritional supplements in NZ BETHEL pupils, staff and Board of Trustee members on the new school site in Chapel Drive. Contact Jenny 027 598 7617 Bethel Christian School is set to celebrate its Bethel is involved in the Eastern Zone cluster J & C CCONSULTINGONSULTING twentieth anniversary, next year. of schools for larger scale sports and cultural The school started on February 2, 1988, with activities, with the Christian Schools in the 21 students, Daphne Ward as teacher, and Waikato region, and in the Ministry of Educa- Morag Ball in the office. tion funded WaiLITE ICT cluster. This opening was the culmination of approxi- The School is well-resourced, and each CRAIG MECHANICAL LTD mately 18 months of planning and preparation. classroom has five or more computers, all The basis for the school was to be an inde- networked and on broadband. It has a low pendent, interdenominational, parent-control- teacher-pupil ratio and a safe, friendly, family- led Christian school. oriented atmosphere. For all your vehicle's requirements The official opening was held on March 19 Enrolment is open to all children whose and by the end of the year the roll had grown parents desire an education for their children to 44 pupils. which is high in moral values and ethics. Les Craig In 1989 the year began with 56 pupils and 451/2 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu three teachers. In 1998, Bethel Christian PRINCIPAL NOMINATED FOR AWARD School became a State Integrated school. Bethel School principal Susan Armitage has Phone 871 5800 • Mobile 027 490 1492 The first purpose built classroom came in been nominated in the first round of the 2007-

163TC033-07 1993. Prior to this, classes were held in the Te 08 National Excellence in Teaching (NEiTA) Awamutu Bible Chapel Sunday School rooms. leadership awards. 163TC034-07 A second classroom was built in 1993, and This is the third year she has been nominat- the third came in 2000. ed and this year her nomination is in the new The school now looks forward to relocating leadership category. on the new site across the road with purpose FAMILY FUN NIGHT built administration rooms and a library. Bethel Christian School today is non-denomi- A special fundraising family night is to be national and offers a Bible based Christ-cen- held on Friday, June 15 (from 6.30 p.m) at The YOUR LOCAL tred curriculum, based on the New Zealand Church @ Te Awamutu, corner of Racecourse Casualty Stock Curriculum Framework. and Ohaupo Roads, and all are welcome. The large majority of the pupils come from There will be static displays for viewing and Collection Service church-going families across the wider com- school personnel to speak to. 0800 834 222 munity, although several non-church going Entry costs: $5 per adult, gold coin per stu- families have also chosen Bethel as their dent / youth or $10 per family. A light supper school of choice. will be served.

Dr Fraser Hodgson 163TC036-07 proudly supporting Bethel Christian School FFAMILYAMILY FUNFUN NNIGHTIGHT For all your Travel Medical A special fundraising family night is to be held on Friday, June 15, 6.30pm requirements talk to Dr Fraser Hodgson - The Travel Doctor At The Church of Te Awamutu, corner of Racecourse and Ohaupo Roads, and all are welcome. • There will be static displays for viewing and school personnel to speak to. • Entry costs: $5 per adult, gold coin per student/youth or $10 per family. Mahoe Street • A light supper will be served. Family Medical Centre BETHEL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 371 Mahoe St, Te Awamutu - Ph 871 7899 163TC039-07

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HAPPY ENDING: prizewinner Whaitiri Ngaheu with one of the books she collected from Paul Hill of Whitcoulls Te Awamutu. 163077AD Whaitiri Ngaheu’s love of with 500 entries dropped in to Whaitiri’s teacher Cleonie books paid off recently when Whitcoulls Te Awamutu - each Whyte says the 9-year-old was Our June DriveBy Feature she won a prize in a competition of these entries is eligible to win a ﬁ tting winner. open to school pupils. the complete set of Whitcoulls “She’s a really keen reader publishes Thursday June 21 The Kihikihi School pupil Kids Top 50 books for the en- and just loves books. She shares voted in the Whitcoulls Kids trant’s school. them with her classmates and If you are wishing to advertise Top 50 nationwide survey and Paul Hill of Whitcoulls Te younger siblings.” in this feature please contact her name was drawn out to win Awamutu recently visited the Whitcoulls Te Awamutu has a one of 10 sets of Whitcoulls Top school to present Whaitiri with strong link with Kihikihi School Heather or Dorinda on 871 5151 10 Books nationwide. her set of top quality books at through sponsorship of Duffy The competition was popular, the school assembly. Books in Homes programme.

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PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 5, 2007 Whistling a happy tune... 163TC027-07 A highlight of the president. Ohaupo-Ngahinapouri His enthusiasm and Lions 30th birthday energy in assisting the celebrations was a community is remark- presentation to the able. three remaining charter Mr Pollock says he members. has gained great per- Murray Walter, Bruce sonal satisfaction from Thomas and Ross Karl watching the Ohaupo were each presented Ngahinapouri Lions with a Lloyd Morgan Club prosper and be- Life Membership. ing invited back to cel- The three men have ebrate milestones has a combined total of 90 been very rewarding years service to the com- for him. munity - a wonderful Mr Pollock’s address commitment by them left no doubt as to the and their families. value of the club. Club president David Assistance is given to Armstrong also com- youth and senior citi- mended the members zens, with around one ABOVE: The ‘tummy whistlers’ were one of the for their efforts in million dollars raised fun memories revived during a power point organising the 30th an- over the past 30 years. presentation at the 30th birthday celebrations niversary evening and “That is a great of Ohaupo-Ngahinapouri Lions. Photos supplied presented each with a achievement and shows badge showing their that anything is possible years of membership. from a small number of BELOW: Charter members (from left) Bruce The evening saw a members with the will Thomas, Ross Karl and Murray Walter received number of past and to undertake challenges Lloyd Morgan Life Membership awards and had present members, and complete projects.” the honour of cutting the anniversary cake. together with their partners, share a night of friendship and nos- talgia. Plenty of memories came ﬂ ooding back during the powerpoint presentation by Mr

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PAGE 10 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 12, 2007 Near Chart N14 INSTRUCTIONS for distance and near screening tests. Hold this text at 40cm and you can check your near vision a the same time. Do both the distance and near tests in a well lit room N12 When testing your distance vision cover one eye with your hand and read the letters from the top of the chart. Repeat with other eye.

N10 If you wear glasses for distance or reading, you will need to wear them doing these tests.

N8 You should be able to read most of the 6/6 row on the distance chart and this row on the near chart

N6 This is the smallest type in general use. If you have difﬁ culty with the distance or near chart you will need an eye examination to determine the extent of your problem.

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PAGE 12 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 12, 2007 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 12, 2007 PAGE 13 Hancock bowler to beat on indoor mat By Colin Thorsen subsequent wins in the singles Waipa Workingmen’s Club and pairs. indoor bowler Ian Hancock has Hancock says indoor bowls is a hard act to follow this year dean interest fostered by his par- fending three sub centre titles. ents who both played the sport. Only six other players have The 53-year-old took up the won three sub centre titles in sport at the age of 15 when any one season. most of his mates were kicking They are Peter Drabble (1981), rugby balls around - and he still Don Semple (1985, 1989), Neil loves playing the game. Semple (1988), Kevin Marshall Highlight of his career to date (1997, 1999), Maureen Raynel was featuring in the Ruawaro (2002) and Sheryl Olsen (2003). team that won the Waikato Hancock won the Te Awamutu champion of champion rinks in Indoor Bowling Association’s 1973 at the age of 19. 2006 championship singles, Hancock was a dual member pairs (skipping wife Selena) of Orini and Ruawaro (near and triples (skipping Selena Huntly) clubs at the time. and Darryl Baty). But just when his indoor A clean-sweep of all four titles bowling career was starting to looked likely when Hancock’s blossom, his employment as a team played their way into the miner in Huntly put a stop to rinks fi nal, only to lose 11-9 to his bowling for 15 years. another Waipa WMC team com- A move to Te Awamutu saw prising Neil Clarke (s), Paddy his career resurrected some 13 they’re very, very quiet. Coldrick, Paul Cartwright and years ago. Gwen Whiteman. Championship semi-fi nal and fi nal Quietly Superior Clarke took his tally of sub results. centre titles to 11, Cartwright Singles: T Wright b N Clarke 11-5, I (7), Coldrick (6) and Whiteman Hancock b D Parker 14-10; Hancock b (4). Wright 8-7. Your locally owned and operated Hancock started the ball roll- Pairs: Hancock b S Krielen 14-6, P Coldrick b K Marshall 11-6; Hancock b air conditioning specialist for 26 years ing by winning the triples. It Coldrick 18-7. was his fi fth sub centre title, Triples: Hancock b Clarke 13-8. CHECK OUT OUR SHOWROOM DISPLAY securing him a gold star. Rinks: Clarke b Krielen 7-6; Clarke b IAN HANCOCK He now has seven titles after Hancock 11-9. Gibson toast of Te Rahu It has been a long time be- Awamutu’s John Flavell in the strong (1) won the champion of RREFRIGERATIONEFRIGERATION tween celebratory drinks for fi nal. champions pairs. Betty Gibson winner of Te Gibson’s only other sub centre They won a hotly contested SSERVICESERVICES LTDLTD Awamutu Indoor Bowling Asso- title was in the champion of fi nal 15-10 over the Mangapiko ciation’s champion of champion champions rinks (representing club champions C. Goodman 0800 725 892 PHONE 871 6793 114TC033-07 singles. Crossroads Club at the time) and A. Signal. The Te Rahu club champion way back in 1975. It was Francis’ seventh title 166 CAMBRIDGE ROAD TE AWAMUTU clinched her second sub centre Waipa Workingmen’s Club’s and Armstrong’s third. title with a 15-10 win over Te Ray Francis (s) and Irene Arm- Continued page 16.

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Sports smash Hamilton OB SPORTS DRAW For Weekend June 15

NETBALL Draw for Saturday June 16 9:00 TAS Paul Kay Dental v TAC Buttman Clan; Alex- andra Hotel Pirongia Old Girls v PGF; TAI Chatterbox- es v Pirongia Stormers; Comrades Social v TAC 9A 9:50 Te Taumata Ki Parawera v Pirongia Ray White Real Estate; TAS Royalz v TAI Pinkalish; TAS Angels v TAC Streakers; TAS Guthrie Bowron v Pirongia RD1; TAPS Hot Steppers v Pirongia Troopers 10:40 TAC 10B v TAC 9B; St Pats Cheeky Cheetahs v Puahue Professionals; COGS 2 v TAS Ecolab; TAS Jellibeenz v Hato Patariki Chix; TAC Senior B v TAC OSK; Pokuru Mountain Magic v Paterangi 11:30 St Pats Stars v TAS Those Guys; St Pats TRY TIME: Jono Armstrong scores for Sports. 1630715AD STOWE POWER: Ray Stowe on the burst for Sports. 1630715BD Pirates v TAS Galz; Sacred Heart 1 v TAI Figure 8; By Colin Thorsen not detract from what was a very pol- Their dominant forward pack set the Tumeke v ASB; Pekerau Jets v Pirongia Sparklers Te Awamutu Sports clinched a berth ished second half performance, in par- platform for Tangohau to use the wind 12:20 Marist A v TAS Soldiers; TAI Starlets v Pukea- ticular, from a well-drilled team. astutely with long, accurate kicks into in the top six for the Haswell Catley Tro- tua Hoolie Doolies; Pirongia AMP v RSN Independent phy round with a record seven try 43-3 Half of Te Awamutu appeared to be at the corners. the game such was the rousing reception Barclay (player of the day) scored the Cattle Brokers; Paterangi Comrades v Pirongia FIL; demolition job on Hamilton Old Boys. TAC 10A v TAS KTM Farm & Trail; K-Town Ferns v St The 40 point win at Fred Jones Park each try was greeted with. second of his brace of tries. Pats Foxy Chicks on Saturday easily eclipsed Sports’ Peter Bain reports that Old Boys made Second-fi ve Ray Stowe intercepted a the better start to the game, mounting pass to score under the posts and Ryan previous record winning margin of 27 1:10 College Senior C v Pirongia Sincerity; TAI Dodg- attack after attack but the Sports’ de- Meacheam showed admirable strength points over Hamilton OB in 2003 when ers v Sacred Heart 2; TAS Misfi ts v TAS Maniacs; TAS fence was strong and scrambled well. to crash over in the right hand corner. Corboy Earthmovers v TAS Gyde Wansbone; TAPS they won their Waikato premier rugby A break out up ‘fat man’s alley’ by Sports’ last two tries were both from preliminary round clash 44-17. hooker Simon Kay led to halfback John- forward drives close to the line, with Stormers v TAPS Stylie Babes Nathan White scored a brace of tries ny Bird scoring against the run of play Simon Kay and Jono Armstrong getting 2:00 TAS Done Deal v TAS Die Hards; TAC 9C v in that historic win four years ago and, for Sports. their names on the score sheet. Korakonui Hot Shots; TAC Pink Umbrellas v TAC 10C; although he did not get his name on the Old Boys solitary points came from a White and fellow prop, former Bay of Ohaupo Social v Pirongia Under 16; TAI Angels v score sheet at the weekend, the tough as penalty after catching Sports’ offside out Plenty representative Joe Edwards had Korakonui Shooting Stars teak Chiefs’ prop played a signifi cant in front of their posts. the Old Boys’ front row in trouble all day, role in the outcome. Wing Tim Bird went close to scoring while locks Barclay and Paul Wheeler 2:30 PGF v RSN Independent Cattle Brokers It speaks volumes for the character, in the corner for Sports. From the ruck added plenty of grunt to the pack. 2:50 RSN Juniors v TAI Originals; Pirongia Strikers v skill and determination of this year’s the ball went wide fi nding veteran lock The mercurial Tangohau found holes Arohena Jets; Comrades Juniors v TAI Sharpen Up Sports’ team that they have come Heath Barclay in open spaces to score close to the ruck, while outside him Ray G—Force; COGS 2 v Kelly & Bryant; Pirongia Flyers v through three consecutive must win behind the posts. Stowe and Hayden Wolfsbauer combined Pekerau Rockets games to now be a contender for the First fi ve Waylon Tangohau converted well on both attack and defence, both championship. for Sports to lead 12-3 at halftime. producing some punishing tackles. Duty Roster: Anna Blackwood; Control Room Sure Hamilton OB had nothing to The second half was all one-way traf- Sports have their fourth away game Morning: ASB, Bailey Ingham Wanderers; Afternoon play for other than pride, having already fi c as Sports took total control, scoring a on the trot against Hamilton Marist this Duty; B&C Duties: TAC 10C & TAC 9C. Pekerau qualifi ed for the top six, but that should further fi ve tries. coming Saturday. Comets have a BYE. Kawau Tigers v AI deferred to 23/6/07. RSN Independent Cattle Brokers and PGF have 2 games. Future Ferns 9:50 K-Town Cicadas v Nga Pura Pura o Te Aroha; Pirongia Stars v TAPS Groovy Chicks 10:40 Pekerau Flyers v Paterangi Panthers; TAPS Shooting Stars v Pirongia Seagulls 11:30 Pokuru Angels v TAPS Hotshots; St Pats Magic Rockets v St Pats Mini Magic UUPP FFOROR 12:20 Pokuru Jewels v ST Pats Shooting Stars; Pekerau Bullets v TAPS Team Rocks 1:10 Korakonui Super 7 v Pokuru Stars; TAPS Super- BBUSINESSUSINESS AWARDSAWARDS GGRABSRABS stars v TAPS Mini Magic Arohena Ladybugs v St Pats Dolphins; St Pats Shooting Stars v Pukeatua. St Pats Shooting Stars have 2 games

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By Colin Thorsen Laura Langman was back to her brilliant best helping Magic keep their three-peat National Bank Cup hopes alive with a 51- 42 win over the Diamonds. Langman clearly won the 225%5% battle of the centres with Jenny- May Coffi n - her former Magic Hewlett Packard team-mate - in the minor semi- fi nal at Rotorua on Sunday to deservedly take out the player of demo laptops the day award. Magic produced their best performance of the season after coach Noeline Taurua had given Selected Models • Limited Quantities them an early wake up call for one last training session (at dawn) on the morning of their do-or-die match. There were glimpses of bril- Other Deals In-Store liance by the defending champions, especially in the fi nal HUGE Reductions on quarter when they were assured printers and monitors of winning. Some of the fl ow through the court was vintage Magic, giving BATTLE OF CENTRES: Magic’s Laura Langman, in possession, and their supporters a strong belief Diamonds Jenny-May Coffi n. Daily Post photo that they could emulate their It hasn’t been all plain sailing from third qualifying position. Cup winning feats of 2005 and for the defending champions this But coach Taurua feels her 2006. season. team is in the pefect mindset to They must now beat the Sting In the last two years, the pull off two more wins to regain in the major semi-fi nal in Iver- Magic have qualifi ed in the top the Cup. “I feel we are on a roll, cargill on Friday night to earn two heading into the semi-fi nals. we’ve been in the groove for the right to meet Yvonne Wil- This year they fi nished third and three weeks now following two lering’s Force in the fi nal. no team has ever won the title mid-season losses.” Brand New Compaq Wharepapa on a roll Laptops From page 14. papa team of Bouma, Comins, Peter Rust and Wharepapa club members had ample reason to Bryce Watkinson prevailed 14-13 over Te Awam- from celebrate after taking out both the champion of utu’s Jim Young (s), Roger Darlington, Owen $$89899 champions triples and rinks. Johnson and Janice Johnson. Lyn Comins and Bill Bouma featured in both Wharepapa scrambled a single on the 12th end the winning teams, with Bouma the skip. to draw level at 9-all, forcing the match into over The Wharepapa line-up of Bouma, Comins and time. Margaret Bouma won a closely contested trples Five shots to Wharepapa on the fi rst two extra fi nal 9-7 against Te Awamutu’s Les Hansen (s), ends got them home, albiet by only a shot after a Bobbie Thompson and Janice Johnson. Te Awamutu four on the fi nal end. 141 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu Phone 07 871 3837 Te Awamutu led 7-5 with three ends to play. Bill Bouma now has three sub centre titles, Finalists in the rinks champion of champions Comins (2), Margaret Bouma (2), Watkinson (1) [email protected] had to play three extra ends before the Whare- and Rust (1). www.computeraid.co.nz 163TC055-07

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PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 5, 2007 Formal Notices PERSONAL FOR HIRE TO LET TO LET TO LET PARTY LANDLORDS SAFE ‘N’ SOUND GET the girls together RENTAL A1 SELF Wishing your property STORAGE for a lingerie and toy STORAGE to be managed by a DEATH NOTICES IN MEMORIAM party. Great fun, ton- CARS New facility, many CARS recognised professional? Lock up nes of rewards and sizes, good rates, BRYAN - Mike BURTT - Richard security and 7 storage units Loved son-in-law of freebies. Phone TENANTS Electric Security Fence Alan (‘Richie’). Yes- (07)827-8886 or day access. Gary Dobbs and good terday, June 11, 2007 Phone 871-6164 Needing help finding 24/7 access friend and ex- (027)256-0093 accommodation which would have been your Phone Leticha or (0274) 783 085 Camera and patrolled workmate of Dianne. 21st birthday but you SENSUOUS stress suits your needs? Sadly missed. Service 871-3970 surveillance left us far too soon, relief, 24/7, live one BRAND new three Contact Francene will be held on June Phone 871-2171 dear boy. Too soon to on one chat with bedroom house with on 871-7146, 15, 2007. or (0274) 407-101 find your place in the beautiful sexy Euro double garage in quiet Mobile sun, no time to do all women, $3.99 per 132 Kihikihi Road area of Kihikihi, heat Proud to be Locally CURTIS, John (027) 289-3952 Finlay (Jack), On you could have done. minute plus GST. Te Awamutu pump, dishwasher, no owned and operated 871-6287 a/h June 8, 2007. Dearly We miss you so much. Phone (0900) 73-543 pets, four weeks bond, Your loving ‘Nana’ references required, Waipa Property THREE bedroom beloved husband of TABLE linen hire, the late Ursula. Fu- Peg and grandad, Syd TUITION Sincerity Drycleaners. $290p/w, available Link Ltd. MREINZ house, $275p/w, mod- neral prayers for Jack Hall (Te Awamutu), Phone 871-5471. July 7. Phone 870- ern kitchen with will be said at St and family. FREE natural candle 4588 after 5pm. dishwasher, available Patrick’s Catholic (worth $25). Host a OHAUPO Road, two now, no pets, n/s, Col- FOR LEASE FLATMATE wanted, lege Street, refs re- Church, 625 Alexan- EMERALD candle party or candle suit mature person. bedrooms plus, fully dra Street, Te Awa- class. Phone Liz 871- fenced section, single quired. Phone 871- WEDDINGS $80 p/w plus ex- 5557. mutu on Tuesday 9228. RETAIL/ office space, penses. Phone 870- garage, pets ok, three 35 Bank Street, (Today) June 12th at FOR HIRE 4135. weeks bond, $250p/w. THREE bedroom 11am. All communi- available July 1st. Phone (027) 5445-262. house to rent, no pets, cations to the Curtis Phone John 871-5169. LARGE self contained n/s, suit professional CARPET and uphol- outside room. $120 family, C/- P O Box stery cleaner. Hire couple. Available from 137, Te Awamutu. Te p/w, includes power, from the cleaning spe- TO LET TE AWAMUTU 24th June. Ref.’s re- Awamutu Funeral sky TV. Phone 870- cialists. Sincerity Dry- SELF STORAGE quired. Phone 871- Services Ltd. FDANZ FLATMATE wanted. 3073 0876 evenings. cleaners. Phone 871- Phone (027) 477-7059. From $17 p/w and Griefcare. PIRONGIA, three 24hr access 5471, 97 Sloane Street. THREE bedroom CURTIS, John bedroom house, Camera Surveillance house with ensuite, Finlay (Jack), on to TO LET $230p/w. Phone 871- PH: (07) 856-7584 Racecourse Road, in- June 8, 2007. Dearly PAM AND ARTHUR 9505 after 3.30pm. or (027) 608-1749 ternal access, avail- loved brother-in-law MARGARET & IAN able June 22, $320 of the late Erin and JOAN & MERVYN HARCOURTS BLUE RIBBON PUBLIC NOTICES p/w. Phone (021) 038- the late Johnny, and 1725. dearly loved uncle of on 55 years REALTY MREINZ John, Maureen and of Marriage Address Rental Type Bedrms THREE bedroom, sin- Peter Leslie. U5-324 Rewi Street $225 p/w UNT 2 gle garage, close to U1-224 Puniu Road $190 p/w UNT 2 town. Available June CURTIS, John LOST Finlay (Jack), on 20, $270 p/w. Phone Contact Rachel Hogben on (07) 871-8700 for June 8, 2007. Son of more information or view the properties at Dave (021)994-117 Wally and Margaret FLUFFY, large, black www.harcourts.co.nz TE KAOKAOROA O PATETERE ROHE TWO bedroom home, Cutis, brother of and tan cat named EXTRA ORDINARY close to school, totally Lionel (deceased), Do- Shrek, missing from PUBLIC NOTICES redecorated, available reen (deceased) and Te Kawa, could be TRUSTEE ELECTION from May 26, $220 Glady (Te Awamutu), heading back to Ngu- MP FOR TARANAKI-KING COUNTRY A second vacancy is now available due to the p/w. Phone (027) 283- and Nan, and uncle of tunui. Phone 871- 5928, Stuart. Kevin (deceased), 1585 or (027) 590- resignation of Kaokaoroa O Patetere Trustee Rex, Graeme, Mere- 9330 or (027) 498- SHANE Andrew Paul, effective Monday, May 21, 2007. MEETINGS dith, Margaret John- 7872. Only members who have registered on the son, Dianne Clarke, KAWHIA and Shirley. ARDERN FOUND Raukawa Trust Board Tribal register will be eligible to SPORTS CLUB Electorate Ofﬁ ce make, second and accept nominations. JOHNSTONE - Joan GOAT brown and 201 Rora St, Te Kuiti ANNUAL GENERAL (Died recently in Aus- The closing date for this nomination is Friday, July 20, MEETING white, female. Found p 07 878-8855 tralia), formerly of Warburton Corner f 07 878-8022 2007, 4.00pm. The returning Officer must receive all June 30, 2007 Freeman Court, Te May 10. Phone Freephone 870-1005 the completed nomination forms on this date at 10.00am Awamutu. Loved (027)584-7073 mother of Angela, e [email protected] to be eligible. Kawhia Sports Club Rosamond Terrace Larayne and Glenys. RAFFLES All nominees will be notified of the election outcome Good friend of Jo, All members welcome Bev, Elspeth and by Friday, July 27, 2007 and the result will be published Janet. TE AWAMUTU Col- 060TC200/07 on Thursday, August 2, 2007. MANGATOATOA PA lege Netball A and B PARKER - Vivienne wheelbarrow raffle For further information and Due to the late Marie. On June 6, winners; 1st - Stu nomination forms, please contact; postponement of the 2007, aged 95, peace- Morgan, 2nd - Mrs Kim Blomfield Pa committee meeting fully at Waikato Hos- Lawry, 3rd - Caroline Raukawa Trust Board on June 9, the Whanau Kennedy, $100 raffle pital. Adored wife of Private Bag 8, and Kaumatua have the late Rev Frank winner ; D Living- decided to hold the 26-32 Campbell Street, Tokoroa Parker. Dearly loved stone. committee meeting mother of the late Phone (07)885-0260 or on June 23. PERSONAL TE PAE O RAUKAWA ROHE email [email protected] Helen, and Peter TRUSTEE ELECTIONS Robertson, John and Lynley, Mike and A BABY? Planned or Tena Koutou Katoa, Tena koutou i runga i nga PUBLIC NOTICES Lynne. Much loved unplanned! Know ahuatanga o te tau rua mano ma whitu, gran of Stephen, your options. Phone te wawata o te ngakau, kia tau iho nga Bryan and Pauline, Pregnancy Counsel- Carolyn and Jeff, manaakitanga ki runga ia koutou, ling Services collect Tena Koutou Katoa. Catherine and Ra- (07) 855-5779 - 24 chel, Andrew, Mat- hours a day. Nominations are hereby called for one (1) thew and Jane, and Raukawa Trust Board Trustee vacancy that great gran of Hamish, ASIAN stress relief, exists for Te Pae O Raukawa rohe. Bronte, Amelia and 24/7, live one on one Lily. A service cele- chat with beautiful Only members who have registered on the brating Vivienne’s life young Asian women, Raukawa Trust Board Tribal register will be was held on Monday $3.99 per minute plus 11 June. The family eligible to make, second and GST. Phone (0900) accept nominations. extends grateful 69-100 thanks to all those in The closing date for nominations is Friday the Te Awamutu LISTEN to not very July 13, 2007, 4.00pm. The Returning Officer community who sup- sensuous, ugly kiwi ported and cared for must receive all completed nomination forms solicitor who will on this date to be eligible. Vivienne. All commu- solve your legal prob- nications to P O Box lems and tell you All nominees will be notified of the election 147, Te Awamutu. Te funny jokes, $3.99 per outcome by Friday, July 20, 2007 and the result Awamutu Funeral minute plus GST. will be published on Wednesday July 25 2007. Services Ltd. FDANZ Phone James Parlane and Griefcare. 870-4991. For further information and nomination forms, please contact: WE ALWAYS WELCOME... LISTEN to ten super juicy live conversa- Kim Blomfield Letters to the Editor tions, very exciting, Raukawa Trust Board Wedding Photos $1.99 per minute plus Private Bag 8, Sports Reports GST, 26-32 Campbell Street, Tokoroa

Coming Events etc. class002 www.adultshow.co.nz. Phone (07) 885-0260 or e-mail Phone Phone (0900) 69-100 871-5151 [email protected] Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 12, 2007 PAGE 19 MEETINGS MEETINGS BUSINESS SUPER BUSINESS SUPER FOR SALE FOR SALE VEHICLES DEALS DEALS ZIPS REPLACED WANTED BOWLS TYRES SET of four bowls, also TROUSERS, frocks, 50% OFF ANY skirts shortened. Sin- STUART Law Ltd, white playing rain DEAD CARS One natural cerity Drycleaners, 97 Phone 871-6426. coat, offers. Phone Soy candle, Sloane Street. 870-4528. And one piece of Cash Paid MAUNGATAUTARI CARPET ECOLOGICAL TE AWAMUTU quality fashion FOR SALE UNDER * jewellery. ISLAND TRUST DAY CENTRE FREE underlay on $50 STAY WARM Knightsbridge carpets ANNUAL GENERAL TRUST at Collins Flooring BARBIE 6 Volt ride- $100 We come to you! on and charger. Excel- MEETING Annual General First, Benson Road, Te lent condition. $45.00. Meeting To find out how you can Awamutu. Free Pick up Wednesday take advantage of this Phone (027)520-2268 June 20, 2007 3.00 pm Thursday FIREWOOD Phone Andy: EXCLUSIVE FANTAIL pigeons $3 (07) 823-6989 6.30pm June 14, 2007 each. Phone 872-1704 offer, 5m³ - $160, 10m³ - or txt: $290 delivered. Phone In the committee room, St Andrews Church Hall Call us now. WHITEBOARD, New. (027) 453-7637 Waipa District All Welcome Tania 871-5811 or (07) 873-9190 eve- 900x600. On folding nings, mobile (021) *conditions apply 065TC206/07 Council. (027)471-2737 Stand. $40.00 ono. Secretary, Maree 871-2827 or 617-349. Phone 871-5898 23 Wilson Street Ruby Shaw Cambridge. (027)533-6555 FREE FARM EQUIPMENT CASH FOR All Welcome UNDERLAY PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES 300L dairy H/W cylin- CARS ON Knightsbridge car- der for sale, very good $120 All Enquiries phone pets at Collins Flooring PUBLIC NOTICE condition, $750 plus Linley O’Neil at First. Phone 870-1091. GST. Phone 871-2713. Phone The Car King the Trust office. Sections 9(4), 16(2), on (021) 051-2270 or (07)823-9256 18(3), 31(3), 39(2), HAVE A PETS 871-5353 a/h 41(3), 55(3), 62(2), 64(3) and 76(4) FIELD DAY LABRADOR puppies. conditions apply Purebred. 3 black fe- Sale of Liquor Act AT males. $400. Phone Te Kaokaoroa O Patetere Rohe 1989 871-1654 after 4pm. GRAZING AVAILABLE TRUSTEE ELECTIONS Gibson’s Restau- HYAMS VEHICLES FOR rants Ltd, private ROSETOWN Tena Koutou Katoa, Tena koutou i runga i nga company with regis- SALE PALM KERNEL SPECIAL MEETING ahuatanga o te tau rua mano ma whitu, JEWELLERS tered office 195 Ma- NISSAN Primera, SOURCE NZ June 27, 2007 te wawata o te ngakau, kia tau iho nga hoe St, Te Awamutu, 20% OFF 7.00pm manaakitanga ki runga ia koutou, 1998, 2.0 litre, auto, Immediately available has made application EVERYTHING p/s, a/c, silver, NZ Marist clubrooms Tena Koutou Katoa. for delivery, quality to the District Licens- TILL THIS owner, $7000. Mazda product, professional Agenda - Nominations are hereby called for one (1) ing Agency at Te SATURDAY Famillia, 1500, auto, service, freight options. Transfer of Raukawa Trust Board Trustee vacancy that Awamutu for the p/s, a/c, NZ owner, Call SourceNZ on exists for Te Kaokaoroa O Patetere rohe. grant of an On licence KINA $3000. Toyota Camry, 0508 SOURCENZ Marist assets. 2002, 5 speed, p/s, a/c, and a Caterers Off (0508-768-723) Only members who have registered on the Fresh @ Greggy’s take- ABS, t/bar etc, $9000. for competitive on All financial Raukawa Trust Board Tribal register will be License in respect of aways. Hazelmere Isuzu Bighorn, 1994, the premises situated farm pricing. members and life eligible to make, second and Crescent. 870-2909 3.2 V6, auto, p/s, a/c, Your local palm members invitd. accept nominations. at 51 Mahoe St, Te seven seater, alloys, kernel supplier. Past members and Awamutu to be s/roof, leather seats The closing date for nominations is Friday MINX etc, $5000. Toyota friends welcome. known as Archie’s GRAZING WANTED July 13, 2007, 4.00pm. The Returning Officer Restaurant. Clothing, JeweJewellllerylery MR2, 1990, five must receive all completed nomination forms GifGiftttwareware speed, 2.0, a/c, p/s, al- The general nature of PUBLIC NOTICES on this date to be eligible. loys, red, nice car, GRAZING urgently the business to be con- Open MondayMonday-- $3000. Nissan wanted for two 18 All nominees will be notified of the election ducted under the li- Saturdays Maxima, 1992, 3 litre, month old quiet bulls. LAY-BYS, EFTPOS, PUBLIC NOTICE outcome by Friday, July 20, 2007 and the result cences is a cafe, res- auto, p/s, a/c, WOF Phone (027) 403-5854. Sections 9(4), 16(2), will be published on Wednesday July 25 2007. taurant, function CREDIT CARDS. and reg, as traded, $2000. Phone 871- 18(3), 31(3), 39(2), centre and caterer. NEXT TO THE GRAZING wanted for For further information and nomination forms, BOOKSHOP IN 8881 LMVT. 41(3), 55(3), 62(2), please contact: The days on which and one horse, prefer 64(3) and 76(4) the hours during which KIHIKIHI Frontier Road area. Sale of Liquor Act Kim Blomfield liquor is intended to be CALL IN AND SEE Is your money Phone Natasha 871- 1989 Raukawa Trust Board sold under the On li- US ON YOUR WAY working for 8558. Private Bag 8, TO THE FIELDAYS Elevations or EV2 cence are Monday to you? 26-32 Campbell Street, Tokoroa LIVESTOCK Ltd, has made appli- Sunday 7.00am to Phone (07) 885-0260 or e-mail MUTTON BIRDS Advertise WANTED cation to the District 1.00am the following day while always trad- Licensing Agency at [email protected] NOW @ Greggy’s take- with colour! ing as a cafe, restau- Waipa District Coun- aways. Hazelmere Come in and FIGHT FOR CURE rant, function centre. Crescent 970-2909 AC PETFOODS cil for the renewal of talk to us a Restaurant licence The Public Prisons Service, Waikato/Central The days on which and OYSTERS today about Now Buying region would like to thank the following spon- the hours during which in respect of the Fresh @ Greggy’s take- upgrading your Horses premises situated at sors, supporters, services and groups for their liquor is intended to be classiﬁ ed ad generosity and support of the Fight For Cure. aways. Hazelmere 0800-DOWNCOW 13 Roche Street, Te sold under the Cater- and getting ers Off licence are Crescent 870-2909. Awamutu and known AT Kelly Limited, Betta Electricals, Bruce Wat- the maximum Monday to Sunday WORK WANTED as Elevations. son, Optometrist, Bunnings, Campbell Lane, TELEVISION potential Classic Hits 98.6, Clive Steenson Plumbers, 7.00am to 1.00am the The general nature of TV Panasonic. 25” col- from your Commercial Hotel, Contact Electrical, Corboy following day while the business conducted our. $150. Phone 870- Drainage, Corporate Xpress, Dave Kupenga, always catering at advertising. (or to be conducted) 4528. Dean Marks Auto Electricals, Department of functions off the prem- BBOBCATOBCAT under the licence is a wne Corrections; National Office PPS, Welder Shop ise. MEETINGS O r Restaurant. perator Waikeria Prison, CIE Waikeria Prison, Regional The application may be O The days on which and Communications Team, Staff Waikeria Prison, inspected during ordi- Trevor the hours during which Staff Tongariro / Rangipo Prison, Staff Spring nary office hours at the PUBLIC MEETING Peters liquor is (or is intended Hill Corrections Facility, Drive Thru, Ecolab, office of the District OOrganisedrganised bbyy 142TC210-07 to be) sold under the Fairview Motors Te Awamutu, Farmlands, Licensing Agency at 002727 515515 65196519 licence are Monday to TTEE AAWAMUTUWAMUTU GREYGREY POWERPOWER Fleming Homekills, Grey Haired Daddys, Ham- Waipa District Coun- 0077 887171 11971971 Sunday 7.00am to mer Hardware, Heathcote Appliances, Henry cil, 101 Bank Street, TTuesday,uesday, JJuneune 119,9, 1.00am. Bennett Centre, Ideal Electrical Hamilton, Ing- Rosetown Bobcat Ltd Te Awamutu. WWaipaaipa WWorkingmen’sorkingmen’s CClublub The application may be ham Honda, JA Russell Limited, Jan Cullen, inspected during ordi- Jasmine Rika, Jo Butler, John Framp Auto, Any person who is en- 111.451.45 fforor 112.15pm2.15pm TREE & STUMP nary office hours at the Kelly & Bryant, Kevin Smith, Liquorland, Mag- titled to object and who SERVICE office of the Waipa Dis- gof Catering, Markel Marketing, Marshalls wishes to object to the Mid-Winter Lunch Call Dennis Clements Pharmacy, McEntee Hire, Melinda Bird, Mike grant of the applica-

158TC208-07 Tickets $15 from Paul Hobbs trict Licensing Agency. TOTAL TREE CARE Heays, Mike Potroz, Mitre 10, Mo Toeke, NZ tion may, not later Speaker on Retirement Issues Any person who is en- Farm and Trail, Pamela Solley, PGG Wrightson than 10 working days Phone 871-5221 199TC205/06 New Members to Grey Power welcome titled to object and who Limited, Phantom Kickboxing New Zealand, PK after the date of the Te Awamutu Owned wishes to object to the Sounds, Pratt Milking Machines, RD1, Redoubt first publication of this UUsualsual rrafﬂafﬂ eess ccourtesyourtesy MMagillsagills aandnd oothersthers and Operated grant of the applica- Bar &Eatery, Repco, Rhapsody Furniture, Ross notice, file a notice in tion may, not later Collings Flooring, RSA, Sanders Chemist, Select writing of the objection LIVESTOCK WANTED than 10 working days Security, Selectrix, Sleek Promotions, Spectrum with the secretary of after the date of the Growing Limited, St Johns Hamilton, Stand Out the District Licensing first publication of this Marketing, Stirling Sports, Te Awamutu Cou- notice, file a notice in Agency, PO Box 2402, BONER COWS WANTED rier, Te Awamutu Floor Sanders, Te Awamutu Te Awamutu 3840. writing of the objection Furniture Court, Te Awamutu Garden Centre, with the secretary of This is the first publi- Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment Te Awamutu Intermediate School, Te Awamutu the Waipa District Li- Motors Limited, Te Awamutu Pharmacy, Te cation of this notice. censing Agency, at Pri- Awamutu Vets, Te Waa Logging, Team Seven, Filed on behalf of Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule vate Bag 2402, Te Timmos Timber, Tony Cook Ground spreader, the applicant by Also empty heifers and potter bulls Awamutu. Tool Shed, VE Vets, Waikato Boxing Associa- Liquor Licensing This is the first publi- tion, Waitomo Petroleum, Watson Haworth Mo- Bureau Ltd, PO Box Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 cation of this notice. tors Limited, Woody Engravers. 19024, Hamilton. Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 5, 2007 WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM FARM FARM FARM EMPLOYEES EMPLOYEES EMPLOYEES EMPLOYEES FENCING WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED CARPET FARM CLEANING CALF REARER / EXPERIENCED FULL TIME RESIDENTIAL GENERAL IICRC Approved LIFESTYLE CALF REARER FARM WORK Need help? BLOCKS FARM HAND CALF REARER available for for all your fencing Phone: (07) 871-3176 Required for Required on 600 cow requirements. WANTED six months. KELLY & BRYANT calving season. farm situated halfway CHARTERED ACCONTANTS LTD Experience and quality Approximately 3-4 262TC204/06 between Te Awamutu - 530 Cows guaranteed 5 days per week, hours per day. - 40 aside h/b shed ULTRA CLEAN morning work. July start. and Otorohanga. All Exterior Cleaning Phone 827-1849 or - Ngahinapouri area Phone 871-6662 10km from - July 16, 2007 to early (027) 473-0001 Great location to town. Te Awamutu. Rearing 200 Johnny Nelson or (0274) 984-465 February, 2008. WASHBRIGHT Te Rahu Rd replacements. - Team environment Phone Deb Kirkham Excellent facilities and property. 871-4815 or - Good time off MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN - Live out position ELECTRICIANS (027)490-1007 remuneration. TREATMENT Phone 871 7056 New work and For all your farm 2 bedroom house Phone Low pressure rere---wireswires crop and pasture FARM EMPLOYEES WANTED available, or live out. spraying... Keith and Tracy Coloursteel roofs Roof spray, Tiles and Call 870870---13601360 Phone Karl Crawford 027 666 8292 “Agricultural Spray Decromastic (027)476-2053 (07)825-2101 Contractor” Rotary clean, pavers, Immediate start driveways, footpaths Phone Neil today Commercial buildings on (021) 926-315 Graffiti Removal Phone (0274) 763-347 Exterior Cleaning Glen Rawson or 871-7389 Moss, Mould and Algae National Beef Month Houses, Roofs, Driveways, Plumbing Bovine Savings! Cobbles etc also External Craftsman, Plumber and Gasfitter GOT COWSThe Cow Feeding TO Solution SELL? Fly and Spider Repellent. In worldwide agricultural markets, Brown Feed Companies has an 80-year BOBCAT and truck tradition of quality in developing products for the dairy, beef, poultry and swine Roofing Maintenance DO YOU WANTindustries. Pigmenters, TO preservatives, BUY enzymes and COWS? surfactants remain major Ask about our worry free products within our livestock feed divisions as well as grain treatment products hire, metal, sand sup- and inhibitors. As part of National Beef Month, send in this rebate to receive a ‘keepitclean’ New month’s supply of our special blend of bovine feed. plies, owner/operator. Phone (027) 222-7590 Place your livestock “for sale” all year round programe. Healthy Stock Feed TRIAL SUPPLY Phone Tony 871-9582 or 870-2987a/h in our “livestock” columns. or (021) 154-2322. For your Free quote Send inEasy this and hassle-FRee. rebate for Phone 20–50 lb. bags Phone us Thistoday offer is good through - Aug.871-5151 2002. 0800 GO SOFTWASH HOME REPAIRS Brown Feed Companies • www.ourwebsite.com CLARKE’S 0800-467-638 AND 1500 Dairy Lane 1.800.555.000 CARPET Fax (07) 848-1702 a/h Tui 871-7205 MAINTENANCE SITUATIONS VACANT CLEANING [email protected] Phone Andy on For your carpet and www.softwash.co.nz 871871---33193319 or AGRICULTURE COURSES upholstery cleaning (027) 216216---86888688 EXTERIOR house AVAILABLE Phone Keith, cleaning. Phone Ultra mobile JOHAN Metz Builder Certificate in Agriculture, Fencing, Production (027) 280-0790 Clean 871-6662 today! Ltd. All building and or 871-4930 Carpentry work. Management, Business Planning and WATERBLASTING. Financial Management, Resource OFFICE RECEPTION ROLE We aim to please Phone Ultra Clean Phone 870-6101 or 871-6662 today! Mobile (021)770-861 Management, Diploma in We seek a motivated Agribusiness Management enthusiastic person to join our MEATEATER PROPERTIES WANTED HOMEKILLS LTD NEW COURSES COMING.... administration team :

Milk Quality (Endorsed by Fonterra) We offer: PRIVATE BUYER Killing and Rural Staff Management processing A varied role with the opportunity to Contact your local Training Adviser develop your skills Looking for 3 bedroom home Phone 871-9995 Hardy Plank or Brick, must have Deb Smith A professional, friendly workplace which 0800 691 111 or 870 6120 or 027 230 4281 can be demanding and interesting aluminium joinery. MORTGAGE The role includes a variety of daily office Up to $230,000 BROKER SITUATIONS VACANT Phone after 7pm NZMBA duties. You will be well organised and be able to work without supervision. Up to 871-7797 Phone Christine WANTED date computer skills, and a full drivers 871-3176 licence are essential. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (021) 545-302 AUTO DISMANTLER If you would like to join our team please NEED A TRUCK - Scrap metal experience preferred apply in writing with your CV to: - Must have drivers licence LICENCE? Office Position Phone Rosetown Driver - Good working environment Wilksbrooke Motors Ltd Good remuneration Training (0274) 125- - PO Box 32 000 or 871-5569. Phone (07) 873-8545 Te Awamutu Email: [email protected] Otorohanga Auto Spares ROSE PRUNING TIME

BOOK AHEAD STOCK SALES For June - July rose pruning needs

for all your PART TIME OFFICE ASSISTANT. NATIVE PLANT NURSERY gardening needs Technician Position and winter cleanups Are you looking to stretch your boundaries We seek someone with good background TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE Phone Tess and would like more challenge and variety in your role? knowledge of native plant growing and Thursday June 14 - 11.00am (027) 238-2517 or (07) 872-2853 a/h TerraCare Fertilisers manufacture dicalcic planting to fill a part-time (up to 20 hours per Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, phosphate fertiliser blends from their Te Awamutu week) position with Te Awamutu College. Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu TTRUCKRUCK base. Due to our tremendous growth, we are Strong organisational skills and an ability to Sale Comprising. seeking a part time office assistant to join our prioritise duties and work unsupervised would SIX wheeler tip truck administration/customer service team. 11.00am Prime & Boners for hire, experienced be beneficial. This role includes looking after The role is a position that offers a large 10 Fat Cattle driver/operator. the native plant nursery at the college and Phone (07) 827-1849 degree of variety. It involves dealing with supporting Te Awamutu College Staff and 150 Boners customers, carriers, suppliers, the production team or (027) 473-0001. project partners in their respective roles to Store Cattle and the sales team, as well as providing support to WINDOWS cleaned by the Office Manager and General Manager. ensure native plants are grown to re-plant 10 Potter Bulls the experts. Phone along the Mangapiko stream. Ultra Clean 871-6662. You will need to demonstrate great cus- 20 2yr str & hfrs tomer service, excellent telephone manner, a strong 70 ylg beef x strs & hfrs Hours of work can be flexible willingness to learn, and initiative to help develop to suit personal needs. 50 wnr beef x strs & hfrs FARM WORK on-going efficient systems and processes. A good For more information, email: 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves WANTED understanding of MYOB and Microsoft Office / Excel / Outlook is preferred. [email protected] 20 Prime lambs or phone Nardene on (07) 825-9112. 30 Store Lambs SEVENTEEN year This is a great opportunity to become involved with a growing dynamic company that 40 four day calves old, 10 months ex- Applications close June 22, 2007. perience, good at gen- knows where it is going. Post applications to: Further Entries Being Accepted eral farm work. Reli- If this sounds like you, please apply in writing to Nursery Technician Position, All enquiries to: able, honest, quiet Leesa Dowie, Office manager, Te Awamutu College, Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 0272 431 078 with cows. Keen to TerraCare Fertilisers, PO Box 369, P O Box 12, Te Awamutu Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 0272 431 836 learn. Phone or email your application and CV to Alexandra Street, Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 (027)304-3539 or 872- [email protected] Te Awamutu Bob Drake 07 871-7515 0274 941 958 1818. Closing date, June 22. or email: [email protected]

Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 12, 2007 PAGE 21 SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT VACANT VACANT NATIONAL SALES

FURNITURE making REPRESENTATIVE and woodwork course. PIRONGIA Are you aged between We require a full time professional sales Senior Part-time Forecourt Attendant 15 - 18 years? Do you person to fill our newly created position want to gain NZQA within our established team environment. 20-30 Hours per week qualifications? No The skills and attributes we seek are as Flexible Shifts cost to you. We will PARAWERA follows: Hours 7.00am - 7.00pm also pay for your SCHOOL 7 Days per Week • Commitment to high customer service learners licence. Free Position available Minimum age : 21 years • Excellent communication skills transport. Phone (07) Part-time School • 827-3754 or text your Dedicated and hard working Phone David on 871-9723 Secretary / • Able to work independently whilst name and number to Accounts. (027) 294-8556. reporting to management Also • Sales experience is preferred but not INTERESTED in cus- essential. . SECURITY Officers tomer service or office Teacher Aid If the above position if of interest to you, are needed! Gain this work? Are you aged 13 hours over 3 days p/w, NZQA approved split between two positions. send your CV and covering letter to: STOREROOM / NIGHT FILL between 15 - 18 qualification by corre- The Manager, P O Box 76 Te Awamutu ASSISTANTS years? Gain skills and Begin Term 3, 2007. spondence for under Phone 871-4805 email: $550. Student loans qualifications for free! Applications to At Woolworths Te Awamutu we currently have [email protected] may apply. Phone We will also pay for Principal, a fulltime position in our grocery department. 0800-800-043. Kathryn Turner. Applications close Friday, June 15, 2007 This is a busy position where your key your learners licence. responsibilities will be stock movement, Free transport. Phone Closes June 22. HERES AN EXCITING ROLE IN A FAST Security, Communication with LLOSTOST (07) 827-3754 or (027) PACED AND CHALLENGING INDUSTRY. Staff and delivery personnel. SSOMETHINGOMETHING 294-8556. PART- TIME SSPECIAL?PECIAL? You must have an eye for detail. Experience as a WAITRESS STAFF Selectrix Retravision Cambridge has an Spread the word.... RUTHERFORD award winning reputation and is seeking a storeman is preferred however not necessary as REQUIRED. new sales consultant for our busy full training will be provided. You must be HOUSE Cambridge store. physically fit as heavy lifting is involved. We are currently looking RESTHOME for a mature and If you are either: An experienced retail SALESPERSON, or a Hours are to be discussed but will be Monday creative person to fill to Friday, 40 hours. We also have part-time CAREGIVER the above vacancy. recent school leaver wishing to be a SALES CADET in our industry - Contact us now! Night fill hours available 9.00pm-12.00am Full training will REQUIRED The position requires the following: over different days. Book two adverts be provided. and get the second Customer focussed sales expertise, a Team To apply please call into the store and pick up Experienced preferred Please apply to orientated attitude, Computer Literacy, an application form and ATTN it to: 1/2 price! Marlene at Excellent interpersonal and communication Dry Goods Manager, Phone the Classiﬁ ed Call the manager Otorohanga Hotel. skills, plus a willingness to learn - Phone (07)873-8219 on a continual basis. and hand to Customer Service Desk. team on 871-5151 871-5586 or pop in and see us at or email Merchandising, Finance processing and some Applications close Friday, June 15, 2007 [email protected] deliveries with lifting, will be required. 336 Alexandra Street. Previous Home Appliance experience would be SITUATIONS VACANT an advantage, but full in-house training will be provided. Remuneration will be negotiated according the skills and experience of the successful applicant.

Please apply in writing, with CV to: The Manager Selectrix Retravision Cambridge P O Box 306 Cambridge

CUSTOMER SERVICES OFFICER Working with The Lines Company is a breath of fresh air!!! Our Client The Lines Company Ltd, the company that looks after the power line network in the King Country is looking to appoint a positive outstanding individual to the above Te Kuiti based position.

To be successful in this role you will be a self-starter who enjoys problem solving and be capable of managing a variety of work.

We would love to hear from you if you have: - A strong work ethic - Very good phone manner and communication skills - An eye for detail - High numeric and alpha skills (testing part of application process) - An enthusiastic and positive outlook

Now is your opportunity to join The Lines Company and be a part of the growth they are experiencing.

In return The Lines Company offers the opportunity for continuous professional development and remuneration that will reflect your skills and experience.

To make this your next career move please contact : Soraya Rowling - The Employment Shop Ltd Phone (07) 873-7233 or (027) 611-5560 Email: [email protected]. PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 5, 2007 The REGENT Theatre Beautiful PG Te Awamutu • Ph 07 871 6678 www.regent3.itgo.com Quite simply a masterpiece; an original, bold and unique, sad tale that will remain with the viewer way past the film’s closing credits. A feast for the eyes. PAN’S LABYRINTH R16 PG TUE & WED 8.10, THU & FRI 8.00, Evermore live in Hamilton FINAL SUN 6.40 MISS POTTER G Te Awamutu Courier and and has carried on the crusade TUE & WED 6.30, FRI 10.30, SAT 12.15, CDs4nix (formerly Tracs) give with ‘Unbreakable’ and ‘Never TUE 6.00 & 7.50, WED 10.15, 6.00 & 7.50, SUN 10.30 readers the chance to celebrate Let You Go’. THU 6.00 & 7.50, FRI 10.15, 5.15, 7.00 & 8.45, Evermore’s Hamilton concert by They’ve come a long way SAT 12.40, 2.40, 4.40, 6.35 & 8.30, winning a copy of the exclusive since scoring top marks in SUN 10.55, 12.55, 2.55, 4.50 & 6.45 double CD ‘From Dreams To 2000’s Smokefree Rockquest FLYING SCOTSMAN M Real Life’. having toured New Zealand TUE & WED 8.05, SAT 8.25 Evermore are joined by Aus- with Goodshirt; Australia with PG sies Thirsty Merc and The The Panics and attracting the WILD HOGS M Electric Confectionaires at Ham- attention of America’s Sire TUE & WED 8.00, SAT 8.20, SUN 6.35 THU 6.30, FRI 6.25, SAT 12.25, 2.15 & 6.25, ilton’s Community Theatre on Records (the home at one time NOTES ON A SCANDAL M SUN 10.40, 12.35 & 2.30 Thursday, June 21. Tickets from or another to Madonna, The TUE & WED 6.05, THU & FRI 6.10, CDs4nix. Ramones, The Petshop Boys and SAT 12.30, SUN 3.00 Containing both their albums Madness to name but a few). to date, ‘From Dreams To Real They’re back on the road PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 3 M Life’ has satisﬁ ed a groundswell with top Aussie indie pop tracks ready to back it up. TUE, WED & THU 7.00, FRI 5.05 & 8.05, of demand from fans who can rockers Thirsty Merc whose self Throw in 2005 Smokefree SAT 1.45, 4.55 & 8.00, now get all that is good about titled debut release saw great Rockquest winners North SUN 12.00, 3.10 & 6.15 Evermore in one hit. singles ‘Emancipate Myself’, Shore rock and rollers The BECOMING JANE PG THU 5.50 & 8.10, FRI 10.00, 5.55 & 8.15, The Fielding alternative ‘My Completeness’, ‘Someday Electric Confectionaires, who TUE 5.55, WED 10.00 & 5.55, THU 8.20, SAT 3.30, 5.50 & 8.10, pop-rock trio consisting of the Someday’, ‘In The Summertime’ have already notched up an

FRI 8.15, SAT 4.10, SUN 4.20 SUN 11.05, 4.05 & 6.25 163TC006/07 brothers Hume (Jon, Peter and and ‘When The Weather Is Fine’, international support with The Dann) certainly know how to wowing fans on both sides of Fray, played Big Day Out and the turn heads. the Tasman and proving that Rhythm and Vines Festival and Their debut effort ‘Dreams’ fi rst single ‘Wasting Time’ you have a line-up that will have dished up the singles ‘It’s Too was anything but for these crowds rockin’ from go to whoa. Late’, ‘For One Day’, ‘Come To Sydneysiders who had decided to To be in to win simply put Nothing’ and ‘Dreams Call Out make music their game. your name, address and daytime To Me’. Their new CD ‘Slideshows’ has contact number on the back of a Their sophomore release ‘Real already produced the gloriously standard sized envelope, address Life’ served up the anthemic anthemic ‘20 Good Reasons’ it to the ‘Evermore CD Competi- ‘Running’, followed up by the which has a huge sing-a-long tion’ and make sure it reaches superb ‘Light Surrounding You’ chorus and has 11 other great our offi ce by 5pm Friday. Brendon ‘Caring for Kids’ He’s rocked them in concert, ‘Country CPS and to lift the The Bay of Islands, he’s Caring for Kids public profi le of wowed them in Wel- Concert 2007’, the organisation. lington, he’s entertained to be held at the Show organiser 100’s of thousands them on Norfolk Island, Clarence St Thea- Margaret Orr, who and now on Fielday’s tre in Hamilton has worked with Saturday he is set to do on June 16. disadvantaged of dollar$ it in the Waikato. Brendon will children in health Te Awamutu Country be appearing camps, immedi- in cash & Prizes Music singer Bren- alongside Coun- ately recognized don Liley is one of the try Legend Jodi the worthiness headline acts to appear Vaughan, with of the cause, and at a major fundraising popular recording had no hesitation artists Margy Orr, in contacting CPS Nancy Muller and and Jodi. Weekly for Trevor Stevens “I know it is a rounding out the cliché, but it is Women bill. true. Our children Ladies of Te Awamutu A special treat will be Tarana- are our future ki’s sensational and, in one way WEDNESDAYS TThursdayhursday 1144th singing twins, 10 or another, we will JJune,une, 99.45am.45am year old Cara and depend on them Katelyn Hann, just as much as Glenys Wood they have depend- REGISTER 6PM, Breast Cancer and a guest ap- Child Protection Stud- pearance by Golden ies. ed on us,” says Ms Orr. Guitar runner-up Working to prevent “We must ensure that Venu e: Te Awamutu Hayley Smith. Musical child abuse, the dedi- our kids have the best START 7PM. Bible Chapel backing will be by Rob cated staff of CPS hold possible environment Phone: Sally Shierlaw Galley and his group courses and workshops that enables them to The Galley Slaves, who educating front line fl ourish. We must pro- 870 2074 provided the music for personnel such as so- tect our kids. For this Come along - we’d love to see you! the recent Highway Of cial workers, the police, reason Country Caring A gold coin donation is Legends Tour. teachers, Iwi workers For Kids will be a fam- appreciated to help Country Caring For and health personnel in cover costs ily show, and we are 163TC007-07 Kids will be raising recognizing the tell tale featuring the best young Licensed CRECHE available funds the Hamilton early warning signs of artists who point to the based Institute For child abuse and of the future of country music necessary follow up as well as the more sea- measures. soned performers.” CPS is a recognized Brendon is having a Adult Community busy year. As well as ap- Education Provider, pearing in the Country running two NZQA ac- Caring for Kids show, credited courses, the he has just recorded Child Protection Studies his fi rst album at Mike Programme and the Di- ploma in Child Protec- McCarthy’s Manuka tion Studies. Studios in Auckland, Country Caring For has played at the Paihia Kids follows on from Country Music Festi- Jodi Vaughan’s initia- val in May and he has just returned from the Waipa Workingmen’s 163TC048-07 tive to support CPS after her well-publicised Norfolk Island Country Club 151TC039-07 childhood experiences. Music Awards. Jodi recorded and Not bad for an 18 year 139 Albert Park Drive, Te Awamutu released her single old performer who has ‘Where’s my Teddy vowed to make country www.nplnz.co.nz Bear?’ to raise funds for music his career. Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 12, 2007 PAGE 23 163TC015/07

PAGE 24 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 12, 2007 Published by Te Awamutu Courier, a division of APN New Zealand Limited, at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu.