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Published Tuesday and Thursday THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2009 6870897AA Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Silver celebration for IHC Planting day Local people are invited to attend a planting day at the Eileen Montefiore Reserve on Calf Scheme fundraiser Wednesday (May 27). The Lower Mangapiko Stream Care group is co- ordinating the event on the corner of Factory Road and Racecourse Road from 10.30am. Around 800 native trees donated by the Honda Tree Fund will be planted along the banks of the Mangapiko Stream. For enquiries phone Betsy Bryant (ph 871 8989) or see full details in the feature in Tuesday’s Te Awamutu Courier. Fishing focus Editor of New Zealand Fishing News, Grant Dixon, will be guest speaker at Pirongia Fishing Club’s meeting on Wednesday, June 3. Mr Dixon was born and bred in Te Awamutu and has a wealth of fishing experience in some exotic locations around New Zealand and other far flung places. He recently returned from a fishing expedition to Borneo and no doubt has some interesting stories to tell about this. The meeting takes place at 7.30pm at Pirongia School Hall — all welcome (light supper provided). Car Seat push A Ministry of Transport national survey showed only 52% of children were appropriately restrained. Of the 20 children under the age of five killed in road crashes TC210509DT01 OUR greatest ever All Black may be about to become Sir Colin Meads, but that didn’t stop him throwing a footy about with a few youngsters between 2006 and 2008, four at yesterday’s 25th birthday of the PGG Wrightson IHC Calf Scheme at the IHC Tarr Road farm in Kaipaki. would be alive today if they had been using a child restraint, Farmer’s know how to throw a party — and The celebrations included chances for about Norm’s efforts. He travelled north to see according to attending officers. what better excuse than the 25th birthday of the attendees to win gumboots prizes. the idea in action and decided it would work Plunket Car Seat Rental PGG Wrightson IHC Calf Scheme. IHC marked the 25th anniversary with the nationally. Scheme is keen to promote the To mark the occasion, IHC threw a party for launch of an agricultural scholarship which will It was an unusual idea to ask farmers to raise availability of car seats at a low calves with a huge silage cake — and 25 candles, enable a young person with an intellectual a calf and donate the proceeds to IHC — and at or no cost. A Waikato Primary of course — at the IHC Tarr Road farm in disability to train for a career in the rural first the IHC national fundraising committee Health donation of $5000 means Kaipaki. sector. needed some convincing. But the idea turned car seats can be made available For 25 years New Zealand dairy farmers have The scholarship will be supported by the IHC out to be inspired and the scheme was launched for children who are most at risk been raising calves and PGG Wrightson has Foundation and delivered through an educa- in 1984. of being unrestrained in been helping to sell them to raise money for tional service provider. Colins Meads is very proud of the contri- vehicles. people living with intellectual disability. Since IHC will be announcing detail and calling for bution dairy farmers have made. Clients will be referred for no- the Calf Scheme started, IHC has received over applications for the scholarship later this year. ‘‘I always think they are the most generous cost seats by their midwife, $20 million from 100,000 calves. The idea behind the Calf Scheme was people in the world. They have been doing their WINZ, post-natal ward Charge No red carpet affair is complete without dreamed up by Taranaki farmer Norm Cash- bit for a long time for people with disabilities in New Zealand.’’ Nurse, Women’s Refuge, Police, celebrities — and Calf Scheme patron Colin more, who offered a pair of gumboots to every ‘Pinetree’ Meads was on hand along with one of farmer donating a calf to the Taranaki branch of He says the best part about it is that the and CYF. the driving forces in New Zealand agriculture, IHC. money raised goes directly back into providing PGG Wrightson chairman Craig Norgate. Blenheim dairy farmer Mick Murphy heard services in rural communities. SOLD

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I have just had the pleasure of attending Sas Hurst was so convincing in her role We laughed inside and had smiles on yet another very entertaining production as Shirley Valentine. Being a one person our faces. at The Woolshed Theatre. play, how on earth did she learn all her Thank you to Talos, Coral Taylor, Sas Coral Taylor has done it again. Shirley lines. Hurst and the crew behind the scenes. all in stock Valentine is a superb story that a great The auditorium was so quiet during her I urge your readers to see this pro- 40% OFF wallpapers many of us can relate to at some time or performance, only because we didn’t want duction. Money well spent. SAVE 25% other. to miss a word of what she was saying. GAYNOR KRIPPNER On GB Berber, now just SeniorNet worthy of $79 per broadloom mtr* Shirley Valentine greater support 104 George Street, much appreciated Warehouse Complex As a user of SeniorNet in Te who have to repeat the same Te Awamutu, Ph 871 8540 We wish to enthusiastically We were there Tuesday Awamutu I am disgusted with thing time after time until we express our appreciation for the night and for nearly two hours the businesses who have turned finally understand, is appreci- *Carpet: Discount off RRP of GB Berber. Does not include removal of existing carpet, installation, underlay, accessories or the delivery of the new carpet. Offers end 30 June 2009 production of Shirley Valentine Sas Hurst, alias Mrs Joe down requests for donations. ated. 6867643AA now showing at The Woolshed Bradshaw, brilliantly It is not as though they are They also do this on a volun- in Te Awamutu. captivated her audience with asking for thousands — any tary basis. No wages for them. We are privileged to have Te her skills — humour, clear little amount would do. The rent, power and phone still Awamutu Light Operatic diction and clever presentation It is a voluntary organisa- have to be paid. Society, Coral Taylor and her of the former ‘Shirley Valen- tion for the elderly, being Come on Te Awamutu, put crew, with talent and energy to tine’ longing to get out. taught one on one how to use a your hands in your pocket and V.E. VETERINARY once again present an excellent BEV HARKER, KAY MOIR, computer. help this worthy cause out. SERVICES LTD show. RITA MOIR The patience of our tutors, PAT MCKINNEY Keep Your Pet Mountain folk Warm This Winter relish rockfest Celebrating Fieldays Call in & see our range of coats & beds Pirongia Mountain Men and Jan Mellsop (Ma) having just Te Awamutu is once again several to decorate the main Awamutu i-Site Centre and o Als Grooming aids returned from the 20th year at celebrating National Fieldays street. once again registration for the Bay of Islands Country Rock in our district with a number Please register by judging is required. Shampoos & deodorisers Festival. of rural themed events to contacting Te Awamutu i-Site Prizes $300.00 plus six Pet toys Aging rock stars from New recognise we are the heart of a Centre (871 3259) and be in to Fieldays tickets for the winner, Zealand and Australia spend wonderful rural community. win $100.00 for the best scare- $250.00 plus six tickets for Collars & leads three days gigging and catching The Scarecrow Competition crow. runner-up and $100.00 plus six up with old friends. — or Spot the Scarecrow as it Prizes for the window com- tickets for third. 442 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu Thanks to the people from the was referred to — is back on. petition have been donated by Cowpat Bingo — the fund- Ph: 07 871 3091 Fax: 07 871 3166 Waikato who support us each Last year was fantastic, the New Zealand National raising event for Te Awamutu Emergency vet available year and come and see our shows with all the great Scarecrows Agricultural Fieldays and Alive’s Christmas Committee — we all enjoy the annual event that appeared up power poles, open to all business in Te — is also planned for during 24 hours - 7 days as much as the audience. With- outside garages and retail Awamutu. Fieldays. More Details and out your support we wouldn’t outlets. There are also window dis- dates will be published at a Monday to Friday 8am-5.30pm have a festival . Two country schools made play packs available at the Te later date. Saturday 9am-12noon JAN MELLSOP 6867634AA

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$225,000 $225,000 $229,000 $239,000 The sellers of these 2 near new homes on separate titles will Look no further for space & excellent indoor outdoor fl ow for This brick, 2 plus bedroom, stand alone home is tidily presented Very nicely elevated low maintenance home at the end of a cul look at all offers for one or both! Rental expectation is approx great summer living & heaps of parking for the boat and cars. with garage on a large fl at section. Worth taking a look. de sac overlooking a park. Fully fenced at the back with nice $250 per week or they would make great fi rst homes. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA080910 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA080912 decking and an excellent garage. Rental expectation is approx View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA090207 $260 per week or an ideal 1st home buyers property! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA090303 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 STUART - M: 027 283 5928 or MANDY - M: 027 679 2224 GLENN WALSH - M: 027 679 2224 A: 07 870 1831 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174

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BY CATHY ASPLIN include their experiences, 12), Zay Melville (Year 12), Sara opinions and ideas in the develop- McKee (Year 13) and Marcus Marcus Gibbs will be the ment of educational systems.’’ Gibbs (Year 13). student voice of New Zealand at For this reason Microsoft Marcus says throughout the the Microsoft Asia Pacific partnered TIG (a social network two week discussion they were Feeds any Regional Innovative Teachers for young leaders) to bring able to interact with representa- Round, Square Conference in Malaysia. together 200 student voices online tives from 14 other countries. The Te Awamutu College prior to the event. ‘‘This was really interesting for or Roto-chop student has been selected to attend Students between the ages of us all as it gave us an insight to the a three day conference in Kuala 16-22 from the Asia-Pacific region lives of other students around the Bales Lumpur, which is a joint venture were invited to participate in a region, and how they faced similar between Ministry Of Education two week discussion forum based successes and challenges with Malaysia, UNESCO Asia Pacific, on the topic of ‘the role of techno- technology within their learning TakingITGlobal and Microsoft logical innovation in education’, environments. under its flagship ‘Partners in in order to provide student’s ‘‘I found it inspiring to hear Learning’ programme. viewpoints for the teachers fromstudentswhotoldofjusthow Michael Furdyk co-founder of attending the conference. hard they had to work for their TIG says ‘‘As students are the Five students from Te Awa- education - how they have to fight ultimate beneficiaries and most mutu College took part in this against thousands of other important stakeholders in educa- online global discussion: Liza students for university entrance.’’ tion, we felt it was important to Bolton (Year 12), Chaz Naera (Year To page 7. 6870618AA

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6871480AA Doug has an A2 of buildings, bridges and students completing ‘‘Our scholarship grading in squash, tunnels. their degrees, but they recipients are all high- placing him in the top 20 Overthelast22years, must also play an active achieving young people or so players in Canter- Freemasons New Zea- role in their community. who recognise the WANT YOUR SALES TO INCREASE? bury. land has provided ‘‘As Freemasons we importance and involve- He represented Wai- scholarships in excess of are delighted to assist ment of community ser- Contact the Sales Consultants kato at several national $3 million to nearly 887 those who display excel- vice as well as academic events and is a qualified students at Auckland, lence and encourage success. As they will be squash coach. AUT, Waikato, Massey, them to use their skills our leaders of tomorrow, ALAN, HEATHER An accomplished Victoria, Canterbury, and abilities in making Freemasonry is hon- or DORINDA musician, Doug plays the Lincoln and Otago uni- our society a better place. oured to be able to piano, trombone, saxo- versities, making The ‘‘We have helped reward their merit and on 871 5151 phone and guitar. Freemasons Charity one young people towards encourage their appli- He is interested in the of the country’s largest, careersasvariedasclim- cation.’’ 6873699AA INNOVA 4 TYRES FITTED 25x10x12 & 25x8x12

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6873589AA 8 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2009 Show Review Cabaret not all fun-filled glitz and glamour

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If you love theatre you are spoiled for choice at present. Talos’ well received ‘Shirley Valentine’ continues until this Saturday night, Te Awamutu College’s ‘Big Al’ opens next Wednesday and a short drive north Musikmakers present the wonderful ‘Cabaret’ at Hamilton’s Riverlea Theatre until Saturday, May 30. Congratulations have to go to director Jane Bennett and the Musikmakers cast and crew for taking on, and succeeding, such an iconic production. ‘Cabaret’ is one of those musicals made more famous by a film, in this case a tremendous film with Liza Minnelli in the lead. But it is a Broadway classic, based on a book, play and stories exploring the undercurrents and growing unease amid the exciting turmoil of Berlin in the 1930’s. ‘Cabaret’ is a dark story, with plenty of humour, sex and scandal — but always the growing Nazi threat underlies the action TC210509SP13 that affects the main characters. OUR GIRL: Te Awamutu Courier graphic designer Rachael Somerville (seated front) Musikmakers very cleverly utilise their in her role as a Kit Kat Klub dancer. stage to move seamlessly from scene to scene — and with a top cast, band and crew it is nightclub dancer (and their Nazi friend), a Musikmakers have an abundance of talent both highly entertaining and moving. middle-aged German landlady and a German on show to fill them. The show was considered hard hitting Jewish shop owner. Just as important is the support, and and controversial in its day, and Much of the action takes place in the again the dancing, singing and acting talent Musikmakers interpretation continues that famous Berlin Kit Kat Klub — where makes this memorable. theme. everyone is beautiful — and the musical is With the excellent band, wonderful set The story builds around relationships: a held together by the club’s Emcee. and hospitality of Musikmakers a night at young American writer and an English All these roles are crucial, and ‘cabaret’ is a night to remember. Aglow shines in new venue Rain again, but not quite as chilly There was more rain, but generally milder temperatures over Aglow Te Awamutu’s move to a new venue for last month’s the past week recorded by Courier weather watchers. meeting in the Burchell Pavillion proved successful. Pukeatua claimed ‘top spot’ with 69mm, followed by Pirongia Organiser Ngaire Rangi is hoping for a good turnout of local on 58, Pokuru 53, Parawera 44, Kihikihi 40 and Ngahinapouri 36. women again for next week’s meeting in the same Gorst Avenue Kihikihi had maximum temperature of 20 degrees, while venue. Speaker will be Pastor Linda Dishroon, an American woman Parawera, Pirongia, Pokuru and Pukeatua all had 18, followed by now living in Tauranga. Ngahinapouri on 17. The meeting takes place at 7.30pm on Thursday, May 28. Supper Lowest temperature was Ngahinapouri’s 1, with Pirongia and will be served and an offering will be taken to cover expenses. Pukeatua next with 2. www.raywhite.com TE AWAMUTU SPCA TENDER View: Animal Shelter SATURDAY May 23 1.00 - 2.00pm Micki FINAL INSPECTION Lab Mastiff X, Tuesday 26th May male, 1 year. 3.00 - 4.00pm Lovely dog. Good family member.

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When a small group of close or DORINDA on 871 5151 school friends met up at last year’s Pekerau School reunion it set off a chain of events which lead to a great week in the lives of eight women. The women who had attended Pekerau School were 6873778AA part of a group of friends that had become firmly attached at Te Awamutu Intermediate and through their Te Awamutu Col- lege years. The other girls had attended Te Awamutu and Kihi- kihi Primary Schools. This year they were all turn- For everything real estate, ing 60, so the contacts were made to get all eight ‘girls’ back together for a momentous hol- buying or selling, contact iday to celebrate their 60th years and their long-lasting Glenn Walsh friendships. Lorraine Roigard and Rosalie Coupland had made their lives 021 925 744 or and homes in Te Awamutu, Jocelyn Hartstone and Kay 07 870 1831 James were on either coast from TC210509SP11 Te Awamutu, Christine Story SCHOOLMATES reunited in the Hunter Valley — Back from left: Kathy Elley (nee Woodd, and Kathy Elley had moved Renwick), Lorraine Roigard (nee Fear, Te Awamutu) Jocelyn Hartstone (nee Lees, Raglan), Kay south and Sue Meeke made the James (nee Lawry, Omokoroa); front from left: Sue Meeke (nee Lornie, St Lucia), Rosalie Caribbean her home. Coupland (nee Haworth, Te Awamutu), Carol Horton (nee Shepherd, Hunter Valley) and But for a wonderful reunion Christine Story (nee Bennett, Wellington). Carol Horton’s home sounded idyllic — she lived on Kelman Mrs Coupland says it was And the location meant they welcome, plus got invites to Winery’s vineyard in amazing how everyone got on so were able to indulge in some of various events and tastings in 6871475AA Australia’s Hunter Valley. well, for some after so many their other passions, including the valley. Mrs Horton rented the home years. drinking wine, fine dining, eat- For the eight women who next to her’s for a week in April, She says the woman had kept ing chocolate and shopping. have known each other for 50 hired a people mover and her in touch in varying degrees, so it The group celebrated a years or more it was the best seven friends descended upon was great to catch up on stories combined 60th at the award way to celebrate their her for a week of reminiscing about family and what they had winning Verandah restaurant, friendships and 60 years of and re-establishing friendships. been doing in person. which went all out to make them experiences. Are you due a tax refund?

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Offering management, tax and accounting assistance for KAREN centennial celebrations commercial, farming and rental businesses. For all enquiries please phone or email Karen Houchen or Over 75 years ago Girlie Quin (nee Bell) was Hayley Smith. a dynamic goal-scoring wing for Waipa and Auckland provincial representative hockey teams. PHONE 07 878 8250 HAYLEY E: [email protected] • E: [email protected] At the recent Waikato Hockey Centenary celebrations, Girlie (now a Freeman Court 6871490AA resident) was a special guest. She cut the centennial cake and picked up a hockey stick again to hit off the festival match. Her enthusiasm and touch had clearly not deserted her, much to the admiration of the large crowd. In her heyday Girlie combined with her June is Chamber of Commerce Awareness month good friend Rene Spiers to torment opposition teams, both locally and at provincial level. The Te Awamutu Courier is publishing a feature on They used the skills honed in club play, including games played on the Spiers’ family Thursday 28th May, to proﬁ le/highlight the beneﬁ ts of the field at Paterangi. Chamber of Commerce. Girlie still clearly recounts them also trekking off by rail or bus to national tournaments in Invercargill and Gisborne in If you wish to advertise in this feature to promote your the mid 1930s. business or June Chamber specials please contact: Her personality and social skills were seemingly evident not only in hockey. She was Alan, Heather or Dorinda befriended by Princess Te Puea Herangi and invited to assist with her fledgling community Ph: 871 5151 work programme at Ngaruawahia. That move never eventuated — marriage to Brian brought a family and saw them farming on the Pirongia Road. More recently Girlie learned to play bridge 6873789AA and, with her brother Putt, became an accomplished angler at Lake Arapuni. She would often share her catch with friends and passing tourists. The generosity of spirit and enthusiasm for TC210509SP18 life, which have characterised Girlie’s life GIRLIE QUIN showed she could still hit a hockey ball at over 95 years, are still very evident today. 95 when she hit off to launch the centennial celebration game at Gallagher Hockey Centre in Hamilton. Bridge Club juniors display promise

Te Awamutu Bridge Club players showed promise in the Cambridge Junior Tournament held recently. Richard Knight and partner Bunny Cox took second place east/west in the morning session. Husband and wife pair Brett and Jenny Martin, who have only been playing a year, put in a sterling effort to come eighth in the same session of 16 pairs. The afternoon session saw the Betty Bourne/Marieanne Quin partnership take out fourth spot, while the Richard Knight/ Bunny Cox partnership took sixth place overall in a field of 32 pairs. Club results, Monday: K Hobbs/R Holden 1, B Purdie/J Frost 2, B Owen/L Sloan 3. Tuesday, N/S: B Benton/V Pawley 1, B Johnson/H Campbell 2, O Johnson/O Fallwell 3. E/W: M Quin/T Bramwell 1, B Douglas/R Jacobs 2, N Krielen/R Roberts 3. Wednesday, gross, N/S: J Barry/P Hobbs 1, M Parlane/P Ralph 2, M Quin/P Moorby 3. E/W: B Bourne/M Berry 1, J Ruddell/R Holden 2, K Hobbs/M Fraser 3. Handicap, N/S: M Parlane/P Ralph 1, J Barry/P Hobbs 2, M Quin/ P Moorby 3. E/W: B Bourne/M Berry 1, J Ruddell/R Holden 2, N Krielen/R Knight 3. Friday, Gross, N/S: M Smith/M Berry 1, J Barry/J Ruddell 2, M Kerr/S Pevreal 3. E/W: B Chancellor/B Owen 1, M Matthew/R Jackson 2, J Anderton/P Kay 3. Handicap, N/S: M Smith/ TC210509SP17 M Berry 1, J Barry/J Ruddell 2, M Kerr/S CUTTING the cake at Waikato Hockey Association Pevreal 3. E/W: J Anderton/P Kay 1, B centennial were Girlie Quin, her daughter Pauline Quin Chancellor/B Owen 2, M Matthew/R Jackson 3. and president of Waikato Hockey, Seddon Polglase. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2009 11

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Topics covered include intersection use, correct use of roundabouts, merging and hazard Independence valued at Freeman Court identification. The course is very informal with plenty of opportunity to ask lots of questions. Freeman Court on Roche Street There is also an excellent video showing the is a community facility which pro- do’s and don’t’s. Also receive a discount vides a supported living environ- voucher for a practical driving assessment. ment for residents. The next course will be held in Manager Elsie Anderson says Te Awamutu on Tuesday, June 16 their aim is to promote independ- from 10.00am - 2.30pm. ence for residents for as long as 6874505AA Lunch provided. possible. “Freeman Court is not a rest NO EXAM OR DRIVING TEST. FOR BOOKING AND MORE INFORMATION home, but a unique facility in that CONTACT: MEGAN JOLLY, ROAD SAFETY CO-ORDINATOR it is classifi ed as a boarding house PH: 07 850 5059, [email protected] for the independent elderly - a stepping stone between a person’s home and a rest home. “People who come here do not qualify for rest home care. Howev- er, although basically independent, they and their families have found that they need a little extra assistance, security and support that Freeman Court can offer. “It also provides peace of mind 65 years & over that staff assistance is available 24 hours.” FREE FLU INJECTIONS Freeman Court has a qualifi ed All registered patients over 65 years & over of the diversional therapist on staff. Erin Lyford offers a wide and varied FREEMAN Court residents, including Rhoda Langmuir (left) and Joyce Jackson, enjoy St Patrick’s Day. Te Awamutu Medical Centre are eligible for free activities programme for the 44 flu injections residents, who range in age from No appointment needed 67-99. Sending ‘congratulations’ There are always a number of Just come into the Te Awamutu Medical Centre special events and occasions cel- Did you know you can Wedding anniversaries eligible ebrated as well, while the busy craft acknowledge special wedding are: 50th, 55th, 60th, 65th, 70th between 8.30AM-4.30PM MONDAY TO FRIDAY anniversaries or birthdays with and 75th. (before 30 June 2009) group creates items for the hugely offi cial congratulatory messages? Birthdays of 100 years and over popular annual gala day. Congratulatory messages can are also recognised. 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1291 WHAREPUHUNGA ROAD, RD3, TE AWAMUTU 6874022AA 6876773AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2009 15 Ngahinapouri women golfers Te Awamutu Sports claim Waikato four-ball Rugby Club Waikato Premier Rugby This Saturday 23rd May Premier A’s Vs Southern United TDK 2.40pm- Tokoroa Premier B’s Vs Southern United TDK 1.00pm - Tokoroa Peter Glidden Honda U21 Vs Hamilton Marist - Marist 1.00pm AT ALBERT PARK U 85kg Vs Melville – No. 2 - 1.00pm

Te Awamutu Sports Club 6870879AA Bowater Darts Tournament - This Sunday 24th May - 10.00am Te Awamutu - Te Kuiti - Taumarunui - Ohaupo - Tokoroa Waikato Reserve Grade Rugby League Civic Video Te Awamutu Sports Fire Hawks Vs Turangawaewae – Albert 4 - 2.30pm Thanks to our Sponsors: V E Vets, Tony Cook Groundspread, Kelly & Bryant, Wilksbrooke Motors

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Ngahinapouri emerged Wai- combined their best net scores. fourth place with 129 on kato Golf Association’s event win- Ngahinapouri prevailed with a countback from Te Awamutu. ners on national women’s teams total score 123, courtesy of Bar- Horsham Downs won this day. bara Edwards and Betty Kurth’s event nationally in 2008 with a 119 Ninety six women from 24 net 64 and Sandra Peterson and total. clubs from Taumarunui to Barbara Hill’s net 59. Vicky Kimberley (Taumaru- E Waiterimu participated in the Runners-up were Tahuna with nui) provided one of the individ- arly B We ird four-ball best-ball competition in 127 on a countback from Stewart ual highlights at Te Awamutu dne which two pairs from each club Alexander. Waitomo took out scoring an ace on the fifth hole. sday at 6 s .30pm TA golfers battle wet weather at The Woolshed Theatre, Te Awamutu Last week’s wet weather Corkill on 34 and Vic Smart, Stan Petsy Ralph was top in the By Permission of The Play Bureau (N.Z.) Ltd played havoc with Te Awamutu Fredrikson and Henry Holden on bronze I with 75 and Glennis Kay Golf Club competitions, causing 33. in the bronze II with 72. the cancellation of the open The Craig Vincent Open Jan Mandeno and Glennis Kay Shirley played by Sas Hurst midweek tournament. Scramble was contested on shared first place in the open There was a women’s net com- Sunday and Richard Taylor col- scramble with their 72s, while Written by Willie Russell, Directed by Coral Taylor petition on Saturday but the lected 40 stableford points to lead Petsy Ralph was third on 75. June stableford scramble was can- the field, followed by Pat Higgins Gillespie was fourth on 76, fol- Season Until 23rd May 2009 celled. on 38, Barry Lockie and Rewa lowed by Dale Spiers on 77, Judy Scown triumphed with 74 Hawira on 35, Gwenda Meeke on Shirley Lord, Colleen Kerr and net, followed by Alma Goodwin on 34 and Tim Young on 33. Raewyn Coleman on 78. Thu 21st 7.30pm, 75 and Deirdre Lim on 76. Gwenda Meeke’s three twos Twos were recorded by Alma The veterans lined up on collected the jackpot, while Goodwin, Petsy Ralph and Jane Fri 22nd 7.30pm, Sat 23rd 7.30pm Thursday, with Jim Lambeth and Wattie Franks also carded a two. Stokes. Eric Dockray leading the way in Jan Mandeno’s 72 net saw her Diana Yates led the nine-hole the stableford scramble with 35 lead the silver division of the women with a 36 net, followed by Ticket Prices $20.00 points. They were followed by women’s third LGU on Margaret Collings on 37 and Ann Peter McCullough and Rodger Wednesday of last week. Dobson 39. Bookings at the Te Awamutu i-Site Information Centre (opposite the Rose Gardens) Jillian Reakes wins de Thierry Open (07) 871 3259 from Monday 20th April 2009 6871157AA The Sharon de Thierry Open at (Pir) 81, M Smith (Kaw) 84, L (Cam) 76. Pirongia Golf Club last Thursday Cressy (PPA) 85; net: M Johnston Division III, gross: P Mac- attracted 80 starters from 11 clubs. (TA) 73, W Davis (Wai) 73, K intyre (Pir) 99, S Phillips (Pir) 102, The tournament, contested on Kanters (Pir) 74, J Stevanon (TA) C Ward (Pir) 104; net: R Collinson gross and net, was played in good 74, H Green (Ham) 74. Smith (Pir) 76, J Van der Stap autumn conditions. Ever consist- Division II, gross: C Formosa (Pir) 78, A Miers (Pir) 78, Z Hunter ent host club golfer, Jillian (SA) 88, B Hill (Nga) 90, J Potter (TA) 78, S Grey (Pir) 79. Reakes was the overall winner (Loch) 97; net: R Parlane (Loch) 74, Nearest pin: W Thompson, R with an 80 off-the-stick. S Bradley (PPA) 75, S Brain (SA) Watkins, P Macintyre. Division I, gross: B Parsons 76, M Murdock (PPA) 76, A Turner Longest putt: W Thompson. Russo leads Pirongia’s Ashby Cup RURAL

Wayne Russo bettered his He carded twos on the par Watts, R Shaw 38, G Bowman, B handicap by eight shots in the second and 13th holes. Keene 37. first round of the Ashby Cup at There were 53 starters who Junior men: T Moke 41, A ROUNDUP Pirongia Golf Club on Sunday. braved the testing weather Donald, M Fox 39, B Cavey 37, K The 13-handicapper’s 77 gross conditions. Nickson, S Ransley 36, R Scown, K gained him 44 stableford points in Senior men: W Russo 44, D Reakes 35. THIS the first round of the two round Thomas, C McKellow 42, R Taylor, Women: T Cavey 34, M Turner BUMPER ISSUE stableford competition. G MacIntyre, L Banerhurst 39, T 31. WILL BE PUBLISHED ON Ambrose contested at Staples, Goile net TUESDAY JUNE 9, 2009 Stewart Alexander FEATURES: Pirongia prizes Welcome to the district/Fieldays 2009 An ambrose tournament sponsored by Finn and DEADLINE for bookings: Thursday May 21, 2009 Partners was contested at Stewart Alexander Golf Brenda Staples and Denise Goile led the way in Club on Sunday. the 0-18.4 and 18.5-28.4 divisions at Pirongia Richard McCandlish and George King combined Women’s Golf with a 67 net and 66 net respectively. best to take out the top prize. Pam Hughes was top in the 28.5-40.4 division with Results (no scores supplied): a 70 net. Net: R McCandlish/G King, C Weinburg/L Scramble: Quarrie, M Brown/P Lambert, A Heke/K Heke, K Division 1: D Goile 66 net, B Staples 67, M Murray/D Heta. Pengelly 70, B Parsons 72, J Reakes 74. CONTACT ALAN OR HEATHER Stableford: S Dempsey/V Dempsey, C White/B Division II: J Van der Stap 72, C Ward 73, R Watkinson, B Baynes/D Parker, J Hollinshead/W Collinson-Smith 74, D Riddell 75. 871 5151

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DRAW 6873675AA SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2009 9.00: TAC 9A Vs Comrades Juniors, TAS Social Vs TAC 9B, Shiloh Rua Vs COGs Zone, TAI Soldiers Vs TAS Dawn til Dusk, TAS Guthrie Bowron Vs Comrades Social, TAC Red Vs TAI Dubz Up.

9.50: TAC Team Kool Vs TAS Spartanz, TAI Golden Bullets Vs TAI Burples, TAS Gyde Wansbone Vs TAI Gorgeous Warriors, TAS Kelly and Bryant Vs Shiloh, TAPS Kelly and TC210509CT01 Bryant Pumas Vs Pokuru Poppies. KIHIKIHI Lions representatives, president Trevor Bayly (left) and projects manager Ross Bradstreet, with Te Awamutu Sports Boxing coach Don Whalley (right) watch Sports’ Golden Gloves contenders going through their paces, from left, Tyson Whalley, Luke Jeffries, Josh Wete and Sheldon Whalley. 10.40: Pirongia AMP Vs Marist Green, TAI Flames Vs TAS Pythons, Tigers Royale Vs RSN ICB, TAC 10B Vs Pirongia Te Awamutu Sports Boxing are on the line in a two day fight Josh Wete in the junior div- Juniors Sheldon Whalley, RD1, Pirongia Meat Eaters Old Girls Vs TAS ASB, TAS Club members are gearing up off for the titles. isions are all out to hold onto Tyler and Luke Jefferies will for the North Island Golden Senior light heavyweights their No. 1 rankings. fight off in their respective Tweenies Vs TAS Mini Magic. Gloves being held this weekend Zig-Zag Wallace and Kyle Making his comeback in the divisions to complete the team. at Taupo. Merewether will compete in ring this year after a five year The team travel to Taupo 11.30: Sparring sessions last week- one of boxing’s most hotly absence is senior middleweight, carrying the hopes of a strong St Pats Blue Vs TAS Mbar, Pirongia Macs Meat end with the Gisborne and contested divisions. Seamus Whalley while contingent of boxing followers Stormers Vs Pirongia Ray White Troopers, Pironiga FIL Tauranga boxing clubs finished Tyson Whalley, competing Rangiputa Wallace steps back and with sponsorship support Vs TAS Originalz, TAC 10A Vs COGs Supreme, TAPS off the final preparation for a in the intermediate middle- into the senior women’s div- from Kihikihi Lions, for which tournament where all rankings weight, and Aryk Whalley and ision after a year’s absence. they are extremely grateful. Elevations Super Stars Vs Pirongia Flyers.

12.20: TAS Paul Kay Dental Vs St Pats Social, TAS BEAT THE Tornados Vs Sacred Heart Girls College, TAS Ecolab Vs Are you Ready? TAC Senior B, Marist Katamata Vs TAColl OCK, Te Pahu Service Centre Strikers Vs TAPS Vetent Groovy Kids, BUDGET! Winter feed out time is here!! TAPS Mini Devils Vs St Pats Silver. 1.10: Marist Misﬁ ts Vs TAC Best Boys, TAI Purky Naanas THEY TAKE - Vs St Pats Red, Marist Fresh Choce Vs TAI Hot Chocs, Te Taumata ki Parawera Vs RSN Fairview Windows WE GIVE! and Doors, TAPS Colourplus Chocholics Vs Pekerau UP TO Piranhas. 2.00: Korokuni Cats Vs Pukeatua Magic, St Pats Green 50% OFF Vs Pekerau Pandas, Pirongia Stars Vs Pokuru Future ALL STOCK Fern Team. DEFERED GAMES UNTIL 30 MAY (WILL PLAY 2 GAMES ON 30th): TAI Stormers Vs Paterangi Comrades, GENTS AI Vs TAS Corboy Earthmovers.

50 METRES FUTURE FERN DRAW OLYMPIC • Bale Feeders • Feed out wagons SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2009 NOW $ • Mixer units 9.00: Paterangi Rockets vs TAPS Wild Cats, Paterangi 99 Panthers vs Pekerau Peacocks. WAS $239 Does your unit need 9.50: TAPS Mini Magic vs Pekerau Penguins, Pekerau replacement parts or repairs? Poppies vs St Pats Pink. THIS AND Contact our expert team today! 10.40: K’Town Butterﬂ ies vs Pirongia Seagulls, Pirongia MANY Sparklers vs Te Taumata ki Parawera. OTHER 11.30: Pokuru Party Girls vs Korakonui Mini Chicks, BARGAINS! Ph: 872 0232 Pukeatua Magic vs K’Town Superstars. CLOSES BUDGET Service Manager Parts Manager 12.20: Pekerau Pixies vs St Pats Yellow, Pokuru Mini NIGHT Shane Galbraith Warren Longman Magic vs Puahua Pebbles. 1.10: St Pats Purple vs Hauturu Stars, TAPS Silver Ferns AT HYAMS vs Arohena Ladybugs. ROSETOWN Farm Machinery Centre Pokuru Mini Magic have two games. DUTY ROSTER FOR 23 MAY 6861256AA Executive on duty: Kylie Edwards JEWELLERS TELEPHONE HAMILTON TOLL FREE 859 OHAUPO ROAD FACSIMILE Control Room: Kawau Tigers 16 ARAWATA ST, TE AWAMUTU, 871 7157 07 872 0232 07 849 6000 TE AWAMUTU 07 871 8190 B and C Duty: Marist Misﬁ ts, TAI Hot Chocs 6871469AA 18 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2009 Soccer run halted by Waiuku

Cape Physio Te Awamutu linked again with James Marshall The second spell was a differ- Senior Football Team could not down the right wing and Marshall ent story as some telling person- carry on their winning way last cleverly crossed the ball to Jordan nel and positional changes saw Saturday, going down 5-2 away to Bell whose header rifled into the Waiuku troubling Te Awamutu Northern League side Waiuku in net. with their pace up front. Te Awamutu Sports Proudly Present a Chatham Cup round. Te Awamutu were all over They scored four more goals to Te Awamutu began well and Waikuku in the first half and come away with a 5-2 win. INTERNATIONAL BOXING TOURNAMENT opened the scoring after 10 were unlucky not to score again, Te Awamutu coach, Norm minutes when James Marshall with Andrew Ryan going close Rose was disappointed with the pushed a ball through the defence with an attempt on goal. team performance in the second to Adam Blake who made no But just before halftime it was half. AUSSIE VS KIWI mistake with his shot. the home side that found the back This weekend Te Awamutu are Te Awamutu scored again 10 of the net, meaning Te Awamutu at home in the late game at the Te Awamutu Event Centre – Sat 30th May – 6.30pm minutes later when Adam Blake went to the break with a 2-1 lead. Stadium against Whakatane. Special Guest SHANE ‘THE MOUNTAIN WARRIOR’ CAMERON Marist thump Hinuera Share of soccer success Corporate tables available – Ph Don 027 295 5559 Tickets available Te Awamutu Information Centre Te Awamutu Marist were clearly the Te Awamutu Reserve entertained local supporters $20 Adults $10 Children more motivated team in their Waikato Team welcomed new club in a stimulating game against second division rugby clash with Hinuera, Voyle Park Rangers to their Whakatane. Door Sales on the night $25 Adults $15 Children winning 39-0 at Marist Park on Saturday. first taste of soccer at the The young local lads 6875333AA The Murray Gane Plumbing sponsored Stadium on Saturday and showed great character and side were determined to bounce back from continued their improvement commitment for the game their first defeat of the season the previous with a well won 2-0 victory. with some standout perform- week against Te Akau, who had beaten them First goal was set up by ances. On a wet surface they in the 2008 final. recently returned player Alex played controlled football and They started well and were hot on attack Connor, who skipped past the were rewarded with a 2-1 win, from the kick off. visitors’ left back and put in a goals going to Aaron Kelly Bill Ngauma kicked an early penalty quality low drive that found and Brandon Gross. followed by a try to centre Aaron Tahakura Octave Ibuonga waiting to Waikato Cakes Senior for the home team to lead 10-0 in as many side-foot the ball into the net. Women went to Matamata minutes. The second goal was a well after last week’s loss aiming Barnstorming hooker Johnny Gisborne struck shot from 20 metres to get back on track. dotted down next after a strong burst out taken by Connor. Megan-lee Carrington’s through the Hinuera defence. In less than ideal free kick into the penalty area Marty Rogers and Ben Parkinson scored conditions, the second half was latched onto by Melanie further tries before half time, with Rogers was a tighter affair and the Bethall who slotted the ball converting two and Ngauma one for a 29-0 Reserves worked hard to high into the net. lead to the home side at the break. maintain their first clean After a Matamata equal- Marist scored two second half tries, the sheet for keeper Ray McCabe. iser early in the second half, first to replacement winger Lance Pakeho Printhouse Te Awamutu Te Awamutu sparked into with Tahakura getting his second after a fine Men’s Third Team travelled action again with Annemarie kick and chase effort. to Cambridge looking to con- Spraggs’ goal securing a 2-1 Coach Shane Crutchley would have been tinue their improvement and win. Player of the day was left happy with the scoreline, but concerned came away sharing the points back Laura Christian. with the high penalty count against his side in a 1-1 result. Furniture Court Te Awa- in the second half with an away game Lee Mallet opened the mutu Women’s Reserves’ against Hamilton Old Boys this Saturday. scoring in what was as a unbeaten start to the season Backs to impress were Tahakura, physical encounter. Cam- came to an abrupt end with a Ngauma and Cori Ohutu, with Gisborne and bridge equalised late in the 5-0 away loss to Waikato Josh Hewlett having strong games up front. game. Unicol B. Player of the day Wooly’s Restaurant and Bar player of the In their first home game of was sweeper Kathryn Powell day was Gisborne. the season, the under 17s for her solid performance. 6873812AA

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ON SITE: STATE HIGHWAY 1 (Opp. St Peters School) CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE DATE: SATURDAY 30TH MAY, 2009 10AM START BALL VIEWING: Friday from 10.30am – 4.30pm and on day of sale from 8.30am FEATURE until sale start will be published • GARDEN CANOPY STRUCTURES • SHADE HOUSE • GARDEN TABLES on Tuesday 26 May • EQUIPMENT TROLLEYS • TOOLS If you are interested • LOTS OF CERAMIC & TERRACOTTA POTS • FOUNTAINS • WATER FEATURES in participating, • PLUS – PLANTS, TREES, SHRUBS, PALMS please contact Full list will be updated on our website Heather or Dorinda on: www.ﬁ tzgeralds.co.nz ALL ITEMS MUST BE SOLD 871 5151 AND CLEARED OFF LAND BY MONDAY 1ST JUNE 2009. Sale conducted GST exclusive i.e.12.5% added to bid price ENQUIRIES TO THE AUCTIONEERS: FITZGERALD AUCTIONS 2006 LTD

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Deaths Church Services Public Notices Ma’s Kitchen TE AWAMUTU FORMAL NOTICES KIHIKIHI WOMENS REFUGE PRESBYTERIAN & Takeaways NGA MAUNGA HEI CHURCH Hazelmere Cres KAKAHU INC Phone (07) 867-2909 Births Unveilings Deaths Deaths Sunday May 24 ANNUAL GENERAL TUCKEY - Dorothy. On MEETING BRYANT - Betty. HINE - Janet Inglis TE BRAKE - Maria Tuesday May 19, 2009. 9.30 am WINTER HOURS Formerly of Hiskens [Australian Army, WWII Hendrika (Mary) - On She passed away May 28, 2009 Place, Te Awamutu. Regt. No. A306840]. On Monday May 18, 2009, peacefully at her Mr Vic Clarke Monday,Tuesday at 7.00pm An unveiling May 20, 2009, at suddenly at Waikato home, surrounded by Rev Fogatia Levi 6872224AA ceremony will be held Waikato Hospital Hospital, just short of her loving family. & Wednesday Rosetown Deeply loved mum, Phone 871-6011 Counselling Ofﬁ ces for Betty on surrounded by her her 79th birthday. 10.00am - 7.30pm 1310 Racecourse Road HILL - Logan, Sherie, Wednesday, May 27, loving family, aged 86 Loved wife of the late nana and great nana. "The ones we love Te Awamutu Hardy and Hayley 6

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Awamutu Cemetry, wife of Bill (deceased). and mother-in-law of 8 A are most welcome announce the early Piquet Hill, Te Loving Mum of Mike Marcel and Janice, walk beside us 10.00am - 8.30pm A arrival of James everyday." From Jo SPEAK Mahood Shirley Hill Awamutu. To be (Australia), Garry Mary and Jim and Mike and all the Saturday & Sunday followed by (Whakatane), and Deb Grayling, Vince and on May 11, 2009 at swines: Paddy, Kane, AFRIKAANS? 12.00noon - 7.30pm A thank you Waikato Womens refreshments at the Smith (Te Awamutu). Jill, Alfons and Puke, and Em. to everyone who weighing 2880gms Burchell Pavillion Loved mother in law to Heather, Clemens and Do Join Us (6lbs, 3oz). A huge Room situated at the Helene, Maria, Wendy, and Rosanne In Memoriam participated in thank you to our Te Awamutu. All Maureen, Liz and and Erik van May 24, 5.30pm ALCOHOLICS HIGGIE - Vivien Joy. Topic: PRAISE BE. fantastic midwife welcome. Phone (021) Graham. Wonderful Leeuwen. Loved Oma Very special mem- Isabella Watson and 186-5958. grandmother to Jason, of Rachel and Strengthen your heart ANONYMOUS all the staff at the ories of our most If you want to The recording Jo-Marie, Fiona, Jennifer, Edward and beloved wife, mother, Anglican newborn intensive Karina, Tim and Matt Liz, David, William Church Hall drink that’s will be on TV this care unit. grandmother Viv. your business Deaths (Australia), Chris, and Samuel, Jason, Who passed away on Corner Herbert Sunday,May 24, RUTHERFORD - Ben COLLETT - Patricia Stacey and Lance (Te Cameron and Braden, May 23, 2008. Viv was and Leslie,Kihikihi IF YOU WANT at 8.00am and Kerryn (nee Anne (Trish). On May Awamutu), Carl, Joshua and Emmalyse such a special, caring Enquiries: TO STOP, Hughes) are delighted 13, 2009 in Lower Hutt. Shane and Natalie and Kieran. Will be person who continues Sharlene 870-4909 THAT’S OURS Grateful thanks to announce the Dearly loved friend of (Matamata), Craig sadly missed by us all. to influence our lives Phone 871-4072 Vicar George Allanson arrival of their son many. Memorial (Pukekawa) and 24 Requiem Mass for even though she is no Daniel James, 3770gms great grandchildren. A Mary will be held at or 870-3463 St Johns Church service will be held at longer here to share. 6872133AA (8lb 5oz), on May 15, The Church at Te service to celebrate 11.00am on Friday Our treasured mem- 2009, at Waikato Awamutu, corner Mum’s life will be held May 22, at St Patrick’s ories are rich TE AWAMUTU Hospital. Many thanks Ohaupo and at The Alexandra Church, 625 Alexandra possessions. Love INTERESTED IN to Wendy Fache. SPIRITUALIST Racecourse Roads on House Chapel, 570 Street, Te Awamutu. John and family. CHURCH PLANTING A FOREST? SHERIDAN - Carl and Jo Saturday, May 23 at Alexandra Street, Te Rosary Thursday HIGGIE - Vivien Joy. welcome Samuel 10.30am. Shared lunch Awamutu on evening 7.00pm. Te May 23, 2008. In loving Guest Medium - Keith, a little brother to follow. Saturday, May 23 at Awamutu Funeral memory of Viv, my Jenny Brockbank Please contact for Jacob, born May 11.00am followed by Services FDANZ. god-daughter, taken private cremation. Meeting 11.00 am Paul D Carruthers Ltd 16, 2009, 3490gms (7lb GARRETT - Frank TE BRAKE - Mary. far to early in her life, 11oz). Thanks to Mervyn (Merv). Passed Mum will be at Deb’s leaving so much still Sunday, (07) 870-5383 or place, where you can Thank you for 21 years everyone for their away surrounded by service at Te to be done. Sadly May 24 support. his loved ones on pay your final respects missed. Much love (027) 495-1175 prior to the service - Awamutu Citizens HEALING WESTGATE - Brad and Sunday, May 17 2009. Advice Bureau. Will "Aunty" Gwen. AVAILABLE to arrange a quotation. Aged 85 years. Dearly phone (027) 230-4281. Kim are delighted to All communications to be sadly missed. NOLAN - George John. 6862956AA loved husband of the November 5, 1948 - At Red Cross Hall,

announce the arrival the Hine Family, c/- 6873260AA of William Joseph, late Bev. Beloved THOMSON - Ronald May 19, 1999. Passed Redoubt Street father and father-in- PO Box 332, Te Joseph. [NZ Army; born April 12, 2009 at Awamutu please. Te away 10 years ago. Minister Elaine Auckland Hospital, law of Nick and Shane, Regt. No 474185]. On Time flies and you Martin and Linda, Awamutu Funeral Monday May 18, 2009 871-7064 weighing 4.1kg (8lb, Services FDANZ. have not been 13oz). Simon and Sonja, at Waikato Hospital. forgotten. Remember Sarah-Jane and Loving son of Gordon you with love, Linda, Anniversaries Haydn. Loved grandad HINE - Janet Inglis and Eliza, loved Dianne, Shane, Glenn, of Jim, Trent and (Mum). What a great brother and brother- Dean, Sheena and TE AWAMUTU GOLDEN WEDDING Brode; Cassidy and legacy you left behind. in-law of Pat and Carl, whanau. x PRESBYTERIAN STAFF TRAINING Remy; Kate and Josh. Raised on the farm at Bill and the late Dawn, CHURCH HORAN-NICHOLSON The funeral service for Pirongia, of Scottish Jim and Nina, Rose Church Services To assist staff in continuing to provide the quality Marie and the late Merv will be held at St descent (Clan Frew, May 24 service and skills necessary to operate the Ray and Fay were John’s Anglican Fraser, Wallace). Brian, John and the Sunday, May 31 Church, Arawata late Barbara, Shirley St Andrews Te Awamutu Events Centre, the Centre will married at St Johns Strong and upstanding EVENSONG at Church - Te Awamutu Street, Te Awamutu values with feeling of and Selwyn, Lydia, 80 Mutu Street close at 5.00pm on the last Sunday of each month today, Thursday May Tom and Jeanette, St John’s Church on May 23, 1959 love. Never to be 9.00 am: to conduct staff training sessions. 21 at 11.00am followed forgotten - lovingly, Ngaire and James, to celebrate the day by private cremation. your son Mike. Peter and Wai, Diana of Penecost. A more These sessions will run on the following dates: In lieu of flowers Jill (dec’d), and Jill reflective service. and Robert. Uncle to Guest Preacher Sunday May 31, 2009 5.00pm donations to The Cuppa between Stroke Foundation HINE - Janet Inglis his many nieces and will be the Sunday June 28, 2009 5.00pm 6

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3 Sunday July 26, 2009 5.00pm last for a Galant 9 and may be left at the growing up and you A 10.30: A Service begins at service. Comm- always telling me how Fighter". A funeral Family Service & Sunday August 30, 2009 5.00pm unications to: The you had picked me out service for Ron will be 4.00pm with "Kidz Programme" Sunday September 27, 2009 5.00pm Garrett Family, c/- held at The Alexandra of all the other babies “Pot Luck Tea” Creche available Sunday October 25, 2009 5.00pm Pellows Funeral and how "special" I House Chapel, 570 to follow. Directors and was. You know Mum, Alexandra Street, Te for under 5’s Sunday November 29, 2009 5.00pm Advisors, 138 Grey you had it wrong all Awamutu today, Please bring a plate. Lunch & Fellowship Sunday December 20, 2009 5.00pm Street, Hamilton. that time... It is you Thursday May 21 at Te Pahu FDANZ. who was the very 11.00am followed by Anglican Church District Church: Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. "special". You will be interment at The 6871708AA 10.00am truly missed and Kihikihi Cemetery, KIHIKIHI Kihikihi. All comm- treasured until the day May 24, 2009 Kaipaki we meet again. Love unications to the District Church: you, Deb. Thomson Family, c/- 9.30am Congratulations and PO Box 137, Te Holy Communion 11.00am love from all the family Awamutu please. Te Preacher & Celebrant Formoreinformation HINE - Janet Inglis. Awamutu Funeral Bishop Philip Richardson see our website on www.teawamutu.net/ Mum, we were so Services FDANZ. ALL WELCOME standrews lucky to have been Funeral Notices able to share some TUCKEY - Dorothy Enquiries: 871-6130 special times. We will Marjorie. On Tuesday treasure those times May 19, 2009, at home, you came home for aged 82 years. Graceful Te Awamutu dinner and how you till the end. Loved wife enjoyed listening and of the late Jim. Much having a few drinks loved mum and Funeral Services (quite a few - hahaha!). mother-in law of Len Love you always. Deb (and Sharon), Jean and Maria. (deceased), Merla (and Keith), Jude (and Graham), Rose (and HINE - Janet Inglis . In George), Jim (and loving memory of our Sue), Vick (and Ross), Nana. You will be Paul (and Deb), Shane forever in our hearts (and Rose), Jo (and and remembered for Mike). Loved 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU all the wonderful supergran, grandma things you did for us. and nana to lots. A Alexandra House Catering Love you always. celebration of her life Chris, Stacey and will be held at The & all Monumental Needs Lance. Alexandra House Offi ce, Chapel and Reception Lounge Chapel, 570 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu For campassionate and caring service call on Monday May 25 at HELP! 11.00am followed by 6151417AA-08-04-17 Bruce, Garth & Lynette Williams WE need even more wool interment at The Te Paul L’Huillier or Ian Croft for our brilliant knitters Awamutu Cemetery. helping with Operation Communications to Member of Griefcare and FDANZ Cover Up, if you have the Tuckey Family, c/- some spare, please drop it PO Box 137, Te at the Te Awamutu Cour- Awamutu please. Te PHONE (07) 871-5131 ALL HOURS ier office, 336 Alexandra Awamutu Funeral Street. Services FDANZ. 20 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2009 Public Notices Lost and Found Flatmates To Let Wanted to Rent For Sale FOUND - eyeglasses on FLATMATE wanted to A three bedroom home, ONE room flat/bedsitter FARM cottage or house, main street in front of Te share with one and a half, woodburner, garage, Sin- five kilometres from Te with garage, long term COLOUR OPARAU MARKET Awamutu Pharmacy. $90 plus expenses. Phone clair Terrace $265 p/wk. Awamutu $120 p/w. tenants, refs available. TELEVISION 29" with WHALEBOAT COUNCIL CARPARK Can be collected from Te Kyle (027) 450-4005. Phone 871-4649. Phone 871-5256. Phone (021) 212-5779 after cabinet, excellent con- Awamutu Courier Office. 2 5.00pm. dition $250 ono. Phone PUBLIC MEETING This Saturday PROFESSIONAL flatmate APPROXIMATELY 100 m , STUDIO / bedsit unit, FOUND large, friendly wanted, $110 p/wk, plus garage/workshop with ideally suit one person, WARM, sunny farm 870-1551. to be held at Phone Phyllis : 871-4811 tabby cat. Distinctive shared expenses, warm power, toilet, water, $100 Thorncombe Rd, $150 house, close to Te Awa- Oparau Club, or Carol : 871-6198 FURNITURE June 4, 2009 white bands on tail, house, heatpump, off p/wk. Phone (021) p/wk. Phone Erin (021) mutu or Pirongia, needed Parawera area, present street parking. Phone 659-525. 718-066. by young married couple FOR sale, china cabinet, ALL WELCOME mirror backed, glass feline occupant not (027) 215-9599. CARAVANS and cabins SUNNY three bedroom with two children, excel- happy with new chum. for rent, from $45 p/wk. lent tenants, non- shelves, $150, writing house close to dairy and bureau, $75, all immacu- Phone 872-7999. For Lease Phone (027) 499-8733. primary school, no dogs smokers. Please phone Arawata Market 871-8482 or (021) 266-1334. late condition. Phone COMMERCIAL work- CHEAP rent! Cabin on $260 p/wk. Phone Peter 871-5691. St John’s Church Grounds Personal shop, 140m2 for lease, plus your back lawn, only $45 (027) 289-9367. Firewood AFTER abortion stress? three bedroom bungalow, p/wk. For brochure, text THREE bedroom brick TYRES name and address to (021) Saturday May 23 Ring Pregnancy rural, Pirongia, $425 home, two years old, two FOR the best range of 988-210 or see FIREWOOD Counselling Services col- p/wk + gst on workshop. bathrooms, open plan kit- new and used tyres in Te www.cabin4u.co.nz . Absolutly dry firewood, 8.30am till 1.00pm lect (07) 855-5779 24 hours Phone (027) 283-2186. chen/living, internal Awamutu. Phone Tyre Gum and a day. COMMERCIAL building access single garage, and Tune Centre Ltd, Fresh produce, preserves, plants, HIGH stud workshop of Macrocarpa.Phone 230m2 plus large yard for lease, alarmed. Phone Rayburn Street, avail- 871-3267. natural skin care products, jewellery, PHONE James Parlane, (07) 870-4991. 871-6172 after 7pm. Solicitor, 870-4991. available. Phone John at able June 13, $350 p/w. wood work and a range of arts and crafts. Origin Real Estate FOUR bedroom house on Phone (027) 243-8105 or FIREWOOD WHEELCHAIR Bouncy Castle and Church Op Shop open. MREINZ (021) 904-852. small fenced section, (07) 853-8206. ADULT, near new $150.00. Board and Spinley Street $310 p/wk. A1 wood fuel, dry gum, Phone 870-3136. building for THREE bedroom, ensuite, Residence INDUSTRIAL Phone (027) 232-7720. macrocarpa, $80 metre, lease, options available. internal access double NEAT, tidy two bedroom local delivery. Phone WINDOW This voucher entitles the bearer to BOARDERS wanted, Phone (027) 620-6026. garage, heatpump, dish- 871-6172 after 7pm. ONE FREE CUP OF TEA OR COFFEE couple, solo mum etc, house, pot-belly, $200 washer, tiled showers, ALUMINIUM, 1650 x $100 p/w. Phone 870-2955. Sections p/w. Phone (027) 715-9171. one year old, Te Rahu FIREWOOD 1250mm, $150. Phone (07) at Arawata Market on May 23 NEW house, three bed- Road, down right of way, 871-3203. INDUSTRIAL section for room, ensuite, low main- backs on to farm, suit DRY mixed firewood, Cut out this voucher and present at the Lounge. 2 3 sale, 3700m . Phone (027) tenance, double internal professional couple, $320 $80m . Phone 871-3368 or WOF 620-6026. access garage, suit pro- p/w. Phone (027) 556-6963. (027) 424-5834. TYRE and Tune Centre, 21 Bond Road, now issu- Contact Church Ofﬁ ce fessional couple, $360 THREE bedroom house, Storage p/wk. Phone (021) FIREWOOD ing WOF’s for cars, for more details 871-5568 garage $250 p/wk four 3 3 6872161AA DANGEROUS goods stor- 913-856. 5m - $160, 10m - $290 motorcycles, and weeks bond, references trailers. Phone 871-3267. age, now available. NORTH facing sunny required, adjacent to delivered. Phone (07) Phone 871-7885. three bedroom redecor- commercial building for 873-9190 evenings, mobile MOBILITY ated home with garaging long term lease suitable (021) 617-349. To Let $270 p/w. Phone (027) retail/office, workshop, SCOOTERS 283-5928 or 871-3147. yard, parking (close to SPLIT Phone someone who 3 THREE bedroom house town) consider separ- FIREWOOD - $85/m for TENANTS gum, $65/m3 for pine. cares. Locally owned REQUIRED available. For informa- ately. Phone 871-7533 or and operated. tion phone (027) 589-6416. (027) 494-1950. Phone Firewood Solutions, (0800) DRY TWO BEDROOMS: THREE bedroom house, New and preloved. WOOD. 6150723AA-08-04-17 • Whitaker Street - new kitchen, dish- Sales, service and hire. One of two TO LET washer, redecorated, Phone $190 p/w Mandeno Street, $300 SPLIT GUM (0800) 666-768 • Te Rahu Road - Three Bedroom p/wk, no pets. Phone FIREWOOD for sale, shed Small and secure 42a Rolleston Street - 871-3984. stored, $100/m3, Te Awa- Garage Sales $240 p/w $220 p/wk THREE bedroom house mutu/Kihikihi - free 2 Sheehan Street plus office room, in town, delivery. Phone 871-7711 $1 GARAGE SALE • Alexandra Street - or 871-8707 a/h. See inside first $240 p/wk garage $280 p/w available 427 Greenhill Drive, Sat- $165 p/w 1528 Kihikihi Road - now. Phone (021) 140-5700. For Sale urday 23, 8.00am. FIVE BEDROOMS - $300 p/wk THREE bedroom house, TO VISIT VISITED THREE BATHROOMS 205 Cambridge Road - warm and sunny, garage, ❏❏ lawns done, Te Rahu BED $300 p/wk Pirongia Road, Satur- • Kakaramea Road - Road, $270 p/wk plus SINGLE excellent con- 438 694 Bank Street - day 23, not before 7.30am, Country views bond. Phone (027) dition $200. Phone $320 p/wk chainsaw, farm equip- $450 p/w 490-5544. 871-5005. House and two acres ment, plus more. We urgently need available in town TWO bedroom home, properties to rent CONCRETE TO VISIT VISITED Contact: immaculate, in town, $235 p/wk. Phone (027) MIXER ❏❏ For all Paula Ryburn $250.00. Phone 870-4144. enquiries contact (027) 488-8136 695-0248. 53 Te Tomo Street, Satur- Robyn (021) 353-046 Office: 871-8700 TWO bedroom house, Ma’s Kitchen day, 7.30am start. Office 871-5044 Spinley Street, double TO VISIT VISITED ext 201 garage, long term $220 & Takeaways ❏❏ p/wk. Phone (027) 232- 7720. Hazelmere Cres 86 Wilson Street, Satur- Phone (07) 867-2909 day 23, 7.00am, houselot, A1 SELF Livestock and clothing etc. STORAGE Poultry FRESH FISH TO❏❏ VISIT VISITED SAFE ‘N’ SOUND New facility, many sizes, AC Petfoods, buying cows, horses and FAIRVIEW Road, 8.00am good rates, security and bobbies. Phone 0800-369 DAILY STORAGE 6857847AA start, household con- seven day access. 6269 or 0800 DOWN COW. • Electric Security Fence tents. Phone 871-6164 LUNCH MENU TO VISIT VISITED • 24/7 access or (027) 478-3085 AUTUMN available NOW! ❏❏ Tuition Meetings • Camera and patrolled LEASE BULLS surveillance PUNIU Road, signs out at TE AWAMUTU AVAILABLE - All breeds, TAKEAWAYS 8.30am, all must go. Are your thoughts and self-doubts TE AWAMUTU • Furniture Removal SELF STORAGE BVD TB and EBL tested. TO VISIT VISITED holding you back? Service Phone The Bullman EVERYDAY ❏❏ ROD & CUSTOM CLUB 6872216AA 6854446AA From $17 p/w (0800) 827-455. (027) 440-7101 or Are there things you’d like to do, ANNUAL GENERAL 24hr access MILK wanted, all surplus Stock Auctions MEETING 871-2171 Camera Surveillance for calves. Phone Deb

but are afraid to even try? Tuesday, June 2, 6135805AA Kirkham: 871-4815 or 2009 at 8.00pm Proud to be locally PH: (07) 856-7584 owned and operated (027) 490-1007. Would you like to communicate better? To be held or (027) 608-1749 WANTED someone to at their clubrooms winter milk 18 high pro- We can help - call Phoenix today to ﬁ nd out how... Albert Park Drive Commercial Property ducing empty cows. All old and intending Phone 870-2509. 871-8798 or (021) 809-868 members welcome 6867728AA AC PETFOODS Further information COMMERCIAL BUILDING Contact Noel (07) 846-1623 Now buying WANTED TO BUY Horses Sports Notices We would like to purchase a tenanted 0800-DOWNCOW commercial building, up to $500,000. 6150555AA-08-04-17 TE AWAMUTU This may suit an owner occupier who wants FARMERS, Condensed HOME SUPPORT to free up their capital without having to move. Distillers Solubles Syrup, PIRONGIA contains all the goodies ANNUAL GENERAL Please phone Pete or Judy (07) 893-7922 (ask me for an analysis), GOLF CLUB MEETING $260 per tonne +GST Tuesday, June 2 delivered. This is new 1.15pm Business for Sale and Wanted and the girls are really Presbyterian going for it. Or how about Church Complex a 50/50 molasses and the Mutu Street same syrup mix (extra Pirongia Golf Club energy), $317 +GST deliv- Mixed Open Tournament* Rob wants to retire. ered? BLM Feeds. Phone Brian (07) 889-0528, (027) Sunday, June 07, 2009 Sports Notices He is looking for a motivated person to 438-9822. Excellent prize table for Gross, Pilates + Plus buy the business and continue the great Livestock and Poultry Nett, Stableford and Two’s Next Introductory service he and his team have provided over the last 20 years. Meals available Courses starting BONER COWS WANTED May 2009 An interest in servicing the dairy farmers Entry Fee $25 Classes for all levels 6872191AA Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment and abilities is a must to succeed and expand this 6863055AA To book your tee time now phone Phone family business. Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Tyne Watts (027) 267-5239 or 871-9617 Topsy Mason Also empty heifers and potter bulls (BsCHons Physiotherapy) Ring Rob for more info Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 *Need a registered handicap to play Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (027) 492-5080 6875548AA 871-9290 (021) 964-150 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2009 21 Grazing Gardening & Property & Home Trade Services Trade Services Trade Services Employment Vacancies EXPERIENCED grazing Landscaping Maintenance PLASTERER, supply, fix BACON and ham curing, BRIAN Krippner build- AN immediate start, cus- PART TI M E available long term for FOR all your pruning and EXTERIOR house and stop plasterboard, Renshaws Butchery. ing, Adv trade qualified, tomer services/phone dairy heifers. Good con- garden maintenance, cleaning. Phone Ultra cove cornice and square Phone 871-6470. alterations and workers at home, up to DRIVER tour and water, eczema ring Wayne Hewitt on Clean 871-6662 today! stop, quality workman- SAFE’N’SOUND furni- additions, maintenance, $500-$3000 part time/full free and summer safe. (021) 379-892. FREE quotes for lawn ship. Phone Ian (021) ture removal. Phone expol/pink batts, no job time. Phone (08) 327-6157. REQUIRED Phone Rod or Leann (07) mowing, gutter cleaning, 229-7748. 871-7885. to small. Phone (027)

877 8543. fence painting, water 6151679AA-08-04-17 255-5753 or 870-6462. 15 hours per week SILAGE bales, excellent TREE CARE blasting, green waste “P” Endorsement LINED UNDER SOWING NOW BAR staff required, good quality, Ted Brennan. GROUNDZONE Tree removal and general gar- TIMI’S TV AERIAL 6875655AA working conditions, Phone (07) 823-6538. Care. Tree work by quali- den clean ups. Phone N & G Ag Contractors. required. SOAK SERVICES hours negotiable. Please fied and experienced Julie 871-2048 or (027) Don’t delay call today. phone (021) 999-984. Phone aborists. Professional 535-3012. * TV & video tuning Phone (07) 827-1849 or Wanted to HOLES (027) 473-0001. Buy / Exchange and friendly service from LOUNGE suites cleaned. * Aerial & satellite (027) 539-0373 a Waipa company. Phone Phone Ultra Clean • FOUNDATION installations 871-6662 now! * Free-to-air satellite Nathan Hughes 823-8183 HOLES HOUSE LOTS or (027) 266-8811 SHOWER glass, cleaned installations MECHANIC WANTED. Phone Second- and treated. Phone Ultra • OFFAL / RUBBISH * Extensions MEATEATER hand World, 870-1076. Clean 871-6662 HOLES Phone (07) 873-6044 HOMEKILLS LTD We are seeking a Mechanic for our busy workshop Health ULTRA Clean, complete or (027) 331-6804 Killing and and tyre shop. Qualiﬁ cations and WOF ticket Cars for Sale cleaning services. Phone an advantage, but not essential. HOMEOPATHY 871-6662. processing HOLDEN Ute 1969, classic Must be hard working and a team player. THE Clinic of KING COUNTRY black, good condition PLANS Phone 871-9995 Please send your CV to: $30,000 ono. Phone Homeopathy, Heal natur- ally in Te Awamutu. DRILLING Tyre and Tune Centre Ltd

870-2955. DRAWN 6863182AA Phone (07) 854-8962 # 4 Wheel Drive For : 21 Bond Road Vehicles Wanted # Best Prices - alterations Te Awamutu Gardening & # Associated Concrete - additions PLUMBING or email your CV to: [email protected] Products - decks, sheds, etc. Landscaping AFFORDABLERATES OWNER / OPERATOR: Phone Terry Farrelly 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE (027) 478-3085 or TOTAL TREE CARE 871-6164 Phone Colin PHONE DENNIS (027) 498-9022 • Free Quotes or 870-6244 anytime • Felling COLSON FREE PLAN • Pruning (0800) DUG HOLES • Removal (0800) 384 - 465 DESIGN RNT NEW HOMES • Stump Grinding and building quotes for • Hedge Cutting 6714721AA HEWITSON your alterations and • Affordable • Call Dennis Clements renovations, call the • Transportable • TOTAL TREE CARE PLUMBING trade qualiﬁ ed experts. Four bedroom - $125,000

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We provide a diverse range of services: • Plumbing • Concrete cutting and core drilling • Gasﬁ tting • Truck Hire and Cartage STEVES GARAGE • Drainage • Site Preparation DOOR SERVICING • Sand Pads • Digger Work 24 Hours >> 7 Days Repairs Maintenance PHONE/FAX 870 2987 Motor Installs New Doors available Mills Glass Glenn Rawson Good Rates for pensioners 641 Rewi Street Te Awamutu Phone: 871-2123 027 222 7590 Fax: 871-2184 Email: [email protected] Clayton Douglas Ph: Steve (021) 481-179 or 870-5029 027 577 5699 HOME KILLS PLUMBER SECTION SERVICES HOME KILLS KERBING For Honest BY

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e. anyanglerooﬁ [email protected] 271TC202/06 PAINTER DECORATOR SECTION SERVICES PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CALLING ALL Residential / LIFESTYLE TRADESMEN • lawn mowing • pruning • water blasting ARE YOU GETTING THE BEST • fencing • spraying ADVERTISING DOLLAR • repairs and maintenance FOR DOLLAR FOR YOUR TRADE? Mike Ottaway Phone: 870-3920 Mobile: (021) 0223-6850 If not ...... PAINTER DECORATOR SECTION SERVICES Tradesman Corner can help! KARL DODUNSKI “Call your local Jim - Your specialist service could be PAINTING LTD More than just mowing” WORK GUARANTEED - 5 yearWarrantyyear Warranty advertised in this space. Competitive Prices Lawnmowing Gardening Hedges Pruning Rubbish Removal References Available Clean Ups Gutter Clearing Book now! Interior/Exterior Comprehensive Insurance Cover Talk to our friendly team today. Free Quotes Work Guaranteed PHONE (0800) 454-6546 Phone 871-5151 Phone (021) 475-165 or 871-9695 www.jims.co.nz TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2009 23 Employment Vacancies Friday Night till late Edward Jackson Something huge is about to go down Definitely for everyone who enjoyed at the World’s biggest Museum. Things YOUNG AT HEART (it’s even better). 5you cannot imagine. Ben Stiller, Amy “It’s an inspiring New Zealand story, Adams, Owen Wilson and Hank Azaria well told with plenty of humour and star in a new family fun-adventure. music and the Topps’ lust for life shines

6866826AA Phone 871 4768 NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM 2: like a beacon throughout.” Cap Times. BATTLE OF THE SMITHSONIAN PG TOPP TWINS M t THU 5:50 & 7:50, FRI 5:50 & 7:55, THU 6:00, FRI 10:30 & 6:00, Otorohan ke SAT 1:30, 3:40 & 6:10, SAT 2:00 & 6:00, SUN 12:00 & 4:00, gaC ar SUN 11:30, 1:40 & 4:10, MON & TUE 6:00, WED 10:30 & 6:00 raft M MON, TUE & WED 5:50 “A fast-paced spectacle with action, Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga “An exhilarating, heart-stopping thriller drama, romance, wry humour and that doesn’t let up for a minute.” technical wizardry.” Sunday 24th May, Hollywood.com. “More mystery, more action, more X-MEN ORIGINS WOLVERINE M amazing than the Da Vinci Code. THU 7:40, FRI 7:45, 10am-2pm A must-see.” Good News TV. SAT 3:50 & 7:40, SUN 1:50 & 5:40, Tom Hanks and Ewen McGregor MON, TUE & WED 7:40 For more info contact star in Ron Howard’s superior and entertaining crowd-pleaser. “Nice film – humour, touching, 6871696AA Denise 07 873 7756 happy ending.” Hazel. SITE SUPERVISOR REQUIRED “What a little sweetie this movie is. It comes warmly recommended.” TE AWAMUTU AREA AUDITIONS Dom. Post. We are currently looking to employ a site supervisor LAST CHANCE HARVEY M with a can do attitude to join our fantastic team he W FRI 10:20, SAT 4:10, SUN 2:10, in the Te Awamutu area. T izard Of Oz MON & TUE 7:50, Reporting to the Manager, your focus will be on leading WED 10:20 & 7:50 your team in providing outstanding client service. By: L. Frank Baum A powerfully affecting and unusual The successful applicant will be a positive and energetic Music & Lyrics: Harold Arlen & E.Y. Harbug view of the holocaust that packs a self starter, able to inspire others and relate to Directed By: Susanne Bond brutal final punch of a twist. all people within our culturally diverse workplace. A wrenching story about a young SHOW DATES: 16-29 August, 2009 German boy and his forbidden You will ideally have knowledge of the cleaning AUDITION DATES: friendship with a Jewish child. industry and experience in supervision A deeply moving, disturbing and or team leading roles. Saturday 30 May, 10am-3pm M remarkable story told with masterly

6872882AA Sunday 31 May, 10am-3pm intelligence and grace. You must be able to work in New Zealand and AT: The Woolshed Theatre, cnr Mahoe & Churchill Sts hold a current driver’s licence. THU 5:30 & 8:10, BOY IN STRIPED PYJAMAS M CAST REQUIRED: Children aged 10yrs and up FRI 10:10, 5:30 & 8:15, THU 8:15, FRI 8:20, For more information or to apply: - teenagers male and female - adults male and female SAT 1:50, 4:40 & 7:30, SAT 6:15 & 8:20, SUN 4:15 & 6:20, Phone (07) 856-3197 - dancers (4) over 12yrs (must have some dance SUN 11:50, 2:40 & 5:30, MON, TUE & WED 8:15 experience) - there are some non-singing parts between the hours of MON & TUE 5:30 & 8:10, 9.30am - 2.30pm weekdays WE ALSO REQUIRE A PIANIST WED 10:10, 5:30 & 8:10 Russell Crowe, Ben Affleck, Rachel FOR THIS SHOW McAdams, Helen Mirren, Jason What is the true story of Beethoven, Bateman and Jeff Daniels in a full All enquiries to Susanne Bond a man whose life is shrouded in myth blown conspiracy involving billions Phone 07 873 0722, 027 472 8458 and misunderstanding? of dollars. An intelligent, enjoyable, Looking for a new challenge, 6873402AA Essential viewing, featuring the world’s gripping and satisfying suspense film. greatest musicians and orchestras. “This is the best thriller of the year so and exciting career?? far. Exciting, interesting, gripping and We are gearing up for the lift in the Real Estate TE AWAMUTU COLLEGE IN SEARCH OF BEETHOVEN G impossible not to get sucked into. market and are actively recruiting new and PRESENTS THU 5:45, FRI 10:00 & 5:45, This is a great movie.” experienced salespeople looking for a career change. SAT 1:35, SUN 11:35, “A pulse-quickening thriller that It is an exciting industry and provides MON & TUE 5:45, manages the neat trick of rewarding unlimited opportunities for success. WED 10:00 & 5:45 an observant viewer while also We have a great working environment and a long keeping the stragglers up to speed.” established reputation for success in Te Awamutu. A – M – A – Z – I – N – G. “Pacy, thought-provoking If you have energy, a passion for success and are “Trekkie or not, this is great entertainment.” prepared to work smart we may have just movie viewing. Enjoy.” “This is exhilarating, compulsive the right career for you. A “A rip-snorter of a film, which is destined

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5 to become one of this decade’s greatest 6 Give us a call and arrange an informal interview. of the year’s cinematic highlights.” 2

8 6 movies.” Times. “I am not a fan but Call at (07) 871-5044 or email us at this is a really good film with “State Of Play remains a great murder [email protected] to arrange an interview. fantastic scenes and thrills.” Allan. mystery which should not be missed.” Ken Hagan, Director Diane Tyer, Manager STAR TREK M STATE OF PLAY Written by John Gardiner. Music by Andrew Parr THU 5:40 & 8:00, FRI 5:40 & 8:05, Jessica Biel, Colin Firth and SAT 1:40, 5:50 & 8:10, Kristin Scott Thomas in a bright, breezy, sweetly charming, Date: Wed 27th May - Sat 30th May SUN 11:40, 3:50 & 6:10, yet wicked, British comedy. Time: 7.30pm MON, TUE & WED 5:40 & 8:00 Venue: Gordon Parker Hall EASY VIRTUE PG Tickets: $15 Waged – $10 Unwaged SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE R13 ... Let’s misbehave. Tickets at TAC Student Centre SAT 4:05 & 8:00, SUN 2:05 & 6:00 BOTH START MAY 28 Ph: 871 4199 Great Shows and Best Value at the Regent By kind permission of Play Bureau NZ Ltd your local entertainment venue for 77 years. 6872005AA 6867232AA VALRAY COUNTRY MUSIC PROMOTIONS PRESENTS Country Stars Night with International Recording Star with special guests BIBLE CHAPEL MAIN HALL Murray McPherson (Ohawe Beach) (Swarbrick Drive) Graeme McCardle Barry Tinnicliff (Putaruru) Te Awamutu Jan Thompson (Huntly) 7.00pm Saturday 20th June Karen Hansen (Tirau) Adults $10 Child (under 12) $5 Bob Addison (Westie) (Te Aroha) License by A.P.R.A. Colin & C/O (Pukekohe) Tickets available from: M.J.C. Trio (Multi Award Winners) Bin Inn, Te Awamutu, and special appearance by Carleen Still (Whangarei) Ray Thurgood (07) 870 1551

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17 Whitaker Street, Kihikihi Auction:1.00pmThursday28thMay2009 A1960'sstyleweatherboardhomeinthe Venue:LJHookeroffice,41MahoeStreet,Te northern side of Kihikihi town situated on a Awamutu 1002m² corner section. Contact Ian Jones 0274 471 758 Inspect: By appointment only

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Last chance to view. This property will be SOLD. Inspect Saturday & Sunday 1.00 pm Vendors highly motivated with one Address: 520 Beechey Street, Pirongia gone and one to follow. Auction: 5.30 pm Wednesday 27th May Newly decorated family home on 2009(unlesssoldprior) Pirongia Under $300,000! 31 2 Venue: LJ Hooker Office, 41 Mahoe level 2364m² section. Street, Te Awamutu Present all offers as the owners are totally Call to inspect. Fabulous extra large double garage Contact Julie Hughes 021 426 753 committed to selling. In the "village" ACT NOW! +workshop,nothingtodobut this cute "cottage" is open plan, lounge with fireplace, two / three bedrooms and Price $289,000 settle in. storage room plus garage. Contact LaurenO'Carroll0272787196

Tania Ruki Consistently rated in the top two LJ Hooker’s Future Champions, Tania has proven market knowledge and the passion to achieve results.

Mr T Harrison said: “Tania was able to communicate to me clearly what I needed to know about my particular situation and once I committed to sell she came up with a very successful result. Many thanks to Tania it was a pleasure to STRICT INSTRUCTIONS SELL 32 1 do business with you.” CLOSE TO TOWN Really private grounds, pool and spa pool. If you are thinking of selling your home Spaciouslivingareas.Familyvalue. now or in the future, contact Tania for REDUCED ... offers over $299,000 your property report. MUST VIEW - Call Caroline to make an Contact Caroline Stewart 027 222 7705 appointment.

Looking for a new challenge, and exciting career?? We are gearing up for the lift in the Real Estate market and are actively recruiting new and experienced salespeople looking for a career change. It is an exciting industry and provides unlimited opportunities for success. We have a great working environment and a long established reputation for success in Te Awamutu. If you have energy, a passion for success and are prepared to work smart we may have just the right career for you. Give us a call and arrange an informal interview. Great Lifestyle, 1.58 Acres 43 2 Call at (07) 871-5044 or email us at [email protected] to arrange an interview. KEN HAGAN, DIRECTOR DIANE TYER, MANAGER Vendor Clearly Motivated gardens including raised vegetable garden. Lifestyle - 6420m² (approx) good location. Priced to sell fast so be fast and call. L.J. Hooker Te Awamutu 871 5044 Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ 4 brms, separate lounge, dining room & spacious kitchen. Double garage & Price $425,000 swimming pool. Established trees & Contact KenHaganAREINZ021353488

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