ISSN 1170-1099 TIRED OF PAYING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR ACCOUNTING? Call Sarah at MOBILE ACCOUNTING SERVICES (1994) LTD Phone 871 8080 or email me on Published Tuesday and Thursday [email protected] TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2005 297TC036-02 Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY Mountain multi Stepped up to challenge A challenging multi sports By Cathy Asplin the previous best time of 13 minutes. event on June 11 will help raise Over 90 fi refi ghters from around the funds for Maungatautari Eco- If you’re ever trapped several stories up in a building on fi re, pray for Glenn North Island took part in the vertical logical Island Trust. climb to raise funds for the New Zealand The Boatshed Cafe and Kay- Anderson to be in the rescue party. The Te Awamutu fi refi ghter - in full Leukemia and Blood Foundation. aks is staging with $10 from A team of six from the Te Awamutu every entry fee going towards fi refi ghting kit including breathing ap- paratus - climbed a staggering 47 fl ights Volunteer Fire Brigade successfully com- the trust’s great project. pleted the donned section after training First stage is a 32km road of stairs in around 11 minutes as part of the ‘Vertical Challenge: Climb for a for two months on stairs at Fonterra Te cycle from Cambridge around Awamutu and Te Rapa. All were ranked the back of Maungatautari to Cure’ event in Auckland. His time of 11:19 for the combined in the top 10 times (see results below) the fi rst transition at Out in the and well inside the 32 minute limit. Styx Cafe at Pukeatua. 100m run along the street, folllowed by a climb up the 1029 steps of the Sky As well as putting in a massive physi- Second stage is a 12km cal effort to complete the challenge, the mountain run starting on Tower was the fastest in the ‘donned’ section (carrying, but not using, breath- team also raised the second largest Tari Road, heading onto the amount of money for the foundation mountain and around the newly ing apparatus). With 22kgs of gear on it’s not surpris- and picked up an award for their tally. erected pest proof fence and Over $1400 was contributed from Te over to the other side. ing it was a hot, uncomfortable experi- ence. Awamutu - making up just over 10% of From there a 15km road cycle the total $10,000 raised. takes entrants to Horahora “It was pretty damn hot, but it was Domain (Piarere) for a 10km actually more fun than training and TE AWAMUTU RESULTS fl atwater kayak trip to the fi n- we had a good support crew cheering Climb for a Cure Donned Section ish at The Boatshed Cafe and us on.” times/placings: Glenn Anderson 11:19 Kayaks at Karapiro. Firefi ghter Anderson picked up a gold (1), Corey Neilson 13:51 (4), Ian Camp- For more information medal for winning the donned section bell 14:00 (5) , Mathew Bannister 17:26 check out the website and second place overall behind Steven (8) , Karl Tutty 17:27 (9), Grant Mitchell www.theboatshed.net.nz or Callagher of Orewa (10:50). Both slashed 18:16 (10). phone 07 827 8286. Helping families Many families in this region Removed from roll are getting a ‘hand-up’ from the The equivalent of all the people en- ised enrolment update packs have been Working For Families initia- rolled to vote in Kawhia has been wiped returned to us undelivered. tive, says MP for Tainui, Nanaia off the Taranaki-King Country electoral “By law their details must be removed Mahuta roll – and their vote won’t count unless from the electoral roll.” “In the Waikato alone, 39% of they re-enrol. Across the country 45,542 people have the Maori population are aged “Just over 370 names have been been removed from the electoral rolls under 15yrs. It’s those kids and removed from the local electoral rolls – that’s the equivalent of all eligible vot- their parents who will have the in the wake of the 2005 Enrolment ers living in a place like New Plymouth most to gain,” she says. Update campaign,” says Sandra Wood, or Whangarei. Nationally 196,230 families Registrar of Elector for Taranaki-King “The vote of just one of these people with an estimated 385,000 chil- Country Electorate. could be the difference between a win or dren received family income “These people had been on the elec- a loss for a candidate or political party. assistance from either Inland FIREFIGHTER Glenn Anderson ‘ducks’ into the Sky Tower toral roll, but because they haven’t kept Your vote will only count if you’re on the Revenue or the Ministry of So- to tackle 1029 steps in the Vertical Challenge. 158051AD their details up to date their personal- electoral roll.” cial Development last month. Since the beginning of April most families receiving Family Support are eligible for another $25 a week for their fi rst child, Well merited honour and $15 a week for each other child - average assistance paid is $113 per week. Lions licked for harness stalwart Fans of the All Blacks and By Grant Johnston parer of standardbred yearlings ers Association. the British and Irish Lions and promotes sales, both within He has produced for sale the win- will be able to show their true Te Awamutu harness breeder and offi ce holder Sandy Yarndley New Zealand and in Australia. ners of 23 Group One races, includ- colours when sending letters He was instrumental in setting ing three New Zealand Cups and home and abroad, with the was named as a Member of the up the Australasian Classic Stand- an Interdominion Grand Final, as launch of a new New Zealand New Zealand Order of Merit in the Post stamps series. Queen’s Birthday Honours. ardbred Yearling sale. well as 23 Group Two races. To commemorate the much- The name Yarndley farms has Mr Yarndley has served as presi- Mr Yarndley told the Courier he anticipated DHL New Zealand been synonymous with excellence dent of Te Awamutu Harness Rac- was pleased for the industry, more Lions Series 2005, NZ Post has in standardbred breeding for many ing Club, a member of the Yearling than himself and glad that the produced a stamp issue featur- years. Sales Promotions Committee, honour represented recognition for ing two of the most powerful Mr Yarndley has made a signifi - president of the New Zealand Sires harness racing in general. symbols in world rugby today cant contribution to the harness Stakes Board, president of New “If it were not for my wife Jan - the jerseys of the mighty All racing scene in this country over Zealand Standardbred Breeders and the boys, I would not have had Blacks and the fearsome Lions. the past 20 years. Association and president of the the time to contribute to the indus- He is New Zealand’s leading pre- North Island Standardbred Breed- try,” Mr Yarndley says. SANDY YARNDLEY Super Liquor Phone 871 4009 TE AWAMUTU John’s Offer concludes close OPEN 7 DAYS WE DELIVER of trade 13/06/05 while John’s Super Deal is Cash and Carry Only – Payment of John’s Super Deal must be stocks last PICK OF THE WEEK by cash, Eftpos or cheque, otherwise charge price applies. TRADE NOT SUPPLIED. ON PRICE... WE DELIVER SSppeeiigghhttss Gordons CCoorruubbaa ON SERVICE... 2255’’ss Gin CCaannss 44 ppkk 1 Litre 440mls WE 2 for DELIVER! $$ 9999 $ 00 $$ 9999 Ohaupo Road, Te Awamutu (next to Russ Water Services) Phone: (07) 870 5158 9 342TC043/04 158TC008/05 2299 54 9 YOUR LETTERS SPENCE MARINE SERVICE 190 Bruce Berquist Drive (off Bond Road), Ph 871 7711 KAWHIA HIGH TIDES Add eight minutes for Raglan Harbour Fonterra was there fi rst Tue: 10.08am & 10.33pm I am writing in response While I agree that the them, because it shows that ghost town. Look at what Wed: 10.48am & 11.10pm to the letter on May 24 ti- trucks are large, noisy and they are concerned about the happened to Huntly when tled ‘Dairy Factory in wrong frightening, I have to say welfare of the plant, their some of the mines closed Thur: 11.27am & 11.46pm place’, and I have to disagree that the drivers of those staff and neighbours. down. Fri: - & 12.06pm with some of the comments trucks take great care while And are you sure that all I think that there are some Sat: 12.23am & 12.45pm made. driving through town and the alarms you hear are fi re things that you should have Since reading the letter round the College. alarms? considered before moving so Sun: 1.02am & 1.26pm I have called and talked to But the factory was there Just think what would close to the plant, but think Mon: 1.45am & 2.10pm Fonterra and found out the before any of us. So maybe happen to Te Awamutu if of this, be grateful that 158TC005/05 dairy factory has been in we, as pedestrians and the Fonterra was to close down Fonterra has got fi re alarms its current location since students, need to take more and/or move, the unemploy- that go off day and night, be- 1886 and that the College care while crossing the road. ment would go up and peo- cause if that place was to go has been there since 1939 And as for the fi re call- ple would move to fi nd more up, those alarms just might It’s Bruce’s and the Wananga Campus outs, if I were you I would work and that would leave save you and your family. BIRTHDAY opened in the mid-1980s. be grateful that they have Te Awamutu to turn into a REBECCA WILCOX Enjoyed Matariki stay Tree planters immortal Join us in June for 12 months and People who plant trees are always choose between... remembered and admired because of I wish to publicly acknowledge and providing entertainment for the resi- their great foresight and vision for sincerely thank the manager and staff dents and Fiona, the physiotherapist, present and future generations of the ‘Bruce’s Dozen’ (you pay for of Matariki Hospital, for the excellent for her encouragement. community. They are our real leaders. 12 months and you get 13 months!) care I received during my recent stay The receptionist was so helpful and People who cut down trees to build ----OR---- of two weeks. the girls in blue cheerful, while the carparks for a minority are remem- Your first assessment and Having had surgery in Waikato the male staff were always helpful. bered only for their short-sightedness, their inability to think beyond the mo- Hospital for a hip fracture, the trans- The meals too were enjoyable and programme FREE fer to Te Awamutu was indeed a ment, and desire for short term gains. pleasurable and welcome sojourn. well presented. They are not our leaders and they are -NEW AEROBIC SCHEDULE- To the charge nurse Lyn and her All added to my rapid recovery and easily forgotten. I am so grateful. Group Exercise Programme staff - thanks for the patient care. DJ REID 6.00am 9.15am 10.00am 2pm 5.30pm 6.45pm Then to Sue, for her enthusiasm in JOAN Y. 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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 7, 2005 Sports’ mates pack in behind Mr Eight

There was no better supported run- ner at Waipa Races last Wednesday than Mr Eight. The Graeme Sanders-Debbie Sweeney trained three-year-old is owned by the Numberate Syndicate, comprising eight loyal Te Awamutu Rugby, Sports and Recreation Club members. Seven are fi rst time owners who were talked into the ‘Sport of Kings;’ by sen- ior lock Mark Sanders, son and brother of the trainers. Sanders was celebrating his 27th birthday on Wednesday and was hoping for a win to mark the oc- casion. Mr Eight gave them a great run for their money too, leading from the outset and only being headed halfway up the home straight by eventual winner, To Hell And Back, and nailed on the line by Liyaah Boy into third place. It was Mr Eight’s sixth start. He had a fi fth last year as a two-year-old and had won two trials and fi nished second in another leading up to last Wednes- day’s outing. He has shown enough to suggest he will soon put the Sports’ team in the winner’s circle. Other syndicate members are Sports A coach Martyn Steffert, club manager, Keith Parsons, David Muir (father of Deon Muir), club captain, Chris Hig- ginson, rugby club life member, Ian Davison and club sponsors Peter Glid- SPORTING CHANCE: Mr Eight and Daniel Hain (on rails) are collared in the run home by winner To Hell and Back and Noel Harris (red den and Willie Berkers. cap), while second placegetter Liyaah Boy storms down the outside with Michael Coleman (white cap). 158053AD Te Awamutu entrant looking for Big Break to help buy farm Committed to achieving his Break programme. one of 400 semi-fi nalists compet- been inspiring youth to pursue AUD$50,000. dream of owning his own farm by He was selected from more than ing for a Nescafé Big Break of their dreams by offering a total Ric must now submit a detailed the time he’s 30, Ric Awburn from 4400 entries across Australia and AUD$50,000, which will help prize pool of AUD$220,000. This plan for idea to become one of 15 Te Awamutu has been chosen as New Zealand. build the equity he needs. year prizes include nine awards trans-Tasman fi nalists. The fi nal- one of 94 New Zealand semi-fi - Ric, 23, will now go through to Now in its sixth year in New of AUD$5,000, fi ve awards of ists will be fl own to Sydney in nalists in this year’s Nescafé Big the second phase of judging, as Zealand, Nescafé Big Break has AUD$25,000 and one award of July to present their ideas. WANTED FFeeeelliing PROPERTIES IN KIHIKIHI the cold? If you are thinking of selling phone Carol Martin-Page Carol Martin-Page Ph: 07-871 8700 A/H: 07-871 4858

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PAGE 4 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 7, 2005 BETTA PEOPLE BETTA PRICES BETTA CHOICE Cutting edge accountant BETTA CHOICE BETTA PEOPLE BETTA PRICES By Kylee Bruce It was expected to be a ‘hair-raising’ ex- perience - but when Te Betta Awamutu accountant Alan Spice stepped into Otorohanga’s The Hairclip recently he TOP LOAD actually uncovered a natural talent.

Mr Spice’s serv- CHOICE BETTA ices were purchased by WASHER COMBOS Louise Roberts - owner of The Hairclip - at the Maihiihi Playcentre Electronic or Manual Dance and Auction held late last month. Rather than using Washer You Choose! Mr Spice for his ac- countancy expertise, Mrs Roberts instead Simpson 36S550L 5.5kg decided to have a bit of fun and have him help Top Load Washer out in her salon for half • 1025H x 575W x 625D • 3 wash tempera- a day. tures • Eco rinse • Max spin speed 900rpm While it was initially • Variable water level • 7 wash programs • decided that Mr Spice Drip Dry option • Removable steel lid would spend most of his time sweeping up 89 and making coffees, he was quickly promoted Pack from this position. Simpson 39P350L 3.5kg PRICE! “He is above those BETTA BUY jobs. We couldn’t waste Rotary Dryer Pack him sweeping up and $ making coffees,” said 899 Mrs Roberts. $19.35 WEEKLY Instead Mr Spice was let loose on two ‘victims’ brave enough to put their hair in his hands. OR One of those victims, BETTA CHOICE Slavica Ashworth - sister of The Hairclip MASTER AT WORK: Alan Spice showed a natural flair for hair styling while stylist Jade Coote - working on his first ‘victim’ Slavica Ashworth. seemed relaxed as Mr Spice went to work on was not the least bit leaving until around accountant for his hair- her locks, carrying out nervous as she was noon – Ms Ashworth dressing skills. the full nine-yards; used to being a guinea was pleased with the “He is doing such a • 720H x 600W x 460D from applying colour pig for her sister. end result. great job,” said Mrs • Rotary control and foils to cutting and And while it was the “It’s really good,” she Roberts, who was keen • 3 temperature settings blow drying. longest hair appoint- said. to keep Mr Spice don- • Wall mounting kit included Despite the fact Mr ment she had ever had In fact even The Hair- ning the comb and • Durable colourbond drum Spice was an amateur, – stepping into the sa- clip staff were praising scissors for even longer Ms Ashworth said she lon at 9.30am and not the Finn and Partners than intended. “We are having so PRICES PEOPLE BETTA CHOICE BETTA BETTA Baumatic BK6EL 6kg Top Loading

much fun I want to buy Pack BETTA CHOICE BETTA PEOPLE BETTA PRICES him for the rest of the Digital Washing Machine PRICE! day,” she said. • Low noise design • Water jet stream • 87 BETTA BUY And while Mr Spice Spin speed 850rpm • Folding lid • Cotton $ was more than happy Filter • 2 water levels • 3 water temperature 879 to stay in the salon, • 3 wash programmes $18.96 WEEKLY PEARLS he admitted that all the talk of ‘buying’ was making him a little in- secure. Westinghouse LT609SA “I feel so cheap.” Mr Spice said he had 6kg Top Load Washer expected to be bought at auction by someone • 1025H x 575W x 610D wanting him to carry CHOICE BETTA • AAAA water rating out farm labour – given • 6kg wash capacity that it was a rural play- • 5 wash programs, toughened glass lid, centre fundraiser. electronic push button controls and LED However he said he display was happy to have the opportunity to work in a salon and try his BETTA BUY hand at something 99 $ .95 new. 999 “I have this theory $21.29 WEEKLY that smart people can pick up any job if they just concentrate.” Mr Spice had so much fun playing the Simpson 22S800L 8kg apprentice at The Hair Clip that he and Mrs Top Load Rotary Washer Roberts are now organ- ising a ‘Trading Places • Eco-rinse option which give 25% water Day’ - where people savings from Otorohanga and • 1095H x670W x 720D Te Awamutu communi- • 850rpm spin speed ties will swap profes- • 7 wash programmes sions for a day. • Delayed start While it is still in its ...are a reflection of your early planning stages, BETTA BUY the concept has been $ met with plenty of en- 109 1099 natural beauty thusiasm and people $23.39 WEEKLY are already registering their interest. BETTA CHOICE Mrs Roberts encour- JOHN HAWORTH BEAMISH ages anyone who wish- es to take part – from Normal Credit Criteria Applies farmers, builders and GEMTIME JEWELLER mechanics to teachers, Ph 871 5399 25 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu hair stylists and recep- tionists – to contact her Fax 871 5299 Phone (07) 871 6797 or Mr Spice. “Any other business- 54 SLOANE ST es who want to trade Opposite McDonald’s any of their employees or even their boss for For the world’s best appliances. TE AWAMUTU 158TC011/05 www.gemtime.co.nz the day please get in 158TC021/05 contact,” he said. PRICES PEOPLE BETTA CHOICE BETTA BETTA BETTA BUYING POWER. OVER 400 STORES IN NZ AND AUSTRALIA Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 7, 2005 PAGE 5 FUNFUN IN IN THE THE SUN SUN Living in the age of BOOKBOOK YOURYOUR END-OF-WINTEREND-OF-WINTER mixed messages SOUTHSOUTH PACIFIC PACIFIC HOLIDAYHOLIDAY NOWNOW I feel a bit of a ser- Most people at heart mon coming on, so if are well meaning, but Fiji For the best you’re not in the mood the way we treat ‘news’ turn the page now. tends to make us hypo- Holidays including 5 nights, * deals to the Have we so debased crites. flights & transfers from only per our language that it is We weep tears over person South Pacific Travel 01 - 21 Sep, 10 Oct - 30 Nov 05 impossible to believe a child killed on the HOT FAVOURITE including Samoa, what we hear, see or street, but accept, read? 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These differ depending on the routing and exchange rates. We can supply an actual figure borrowed, says Anneke de Vries of Te mation on your credit contract must once your travel needs are known. GENERAL INFORMATION - Valid for sales until 20 June 2005. Travel dates vary as shown above. Please ask your House of Travel Awamutu Citizens Advice Bureau. be understandable and accurate; consultant for package prices in other travel periods. The holiday prices include return airfares on Air New Zealand services from “Last year over 50 enquiries to our credit providers cannot charge un- Auckland, transfers and accommodation as shown. For prices from other New Zealand points, please ask your House of Travel local Citizen Advice Bureau were re- reasonable fees or penalties for late consultant. Minimum stay varies. Seats are limited and may not be available on all services. Prices shown are per person share lated to people who had debt which payments; if you experience any un- twin/double for cash purchase. Full payment is required within 11 days of reservation being made but no later than 20 June 2005. Group prices do not apply. These airfares, except to/from Tahiti, are not eligible to accrue Airpoints Dollars; they are not upgradeable was spiralling out of control, which forseen fi nancial hardship - and you using Airpoints Dollars and no Airpoints Companion tickets may be purchased in conjunction with these fares. Travel to/from Tahiti puts a tremendous burden and huge are up to date with your payments permitted on direct services only and not permitted on NZ 24/23 (or NZ22/23 between 01 Jun-28 Oct). Special conditions apply. distress on people and their families,” - you can request a change to your Mrs de Vries says. credit contract; and you can pay off “One of the main reasons people the full amount owing early without get into serious debt is it is so easy incurring unreasonable fees. to purchase on credit these days and If people need help with budgeting people get caught by excessive inter- and fi nance, or advice before they est rates or unreasonable fees. One buy on credit, they can contact Te 18-year-old told me he went into the Awamutu CAB. 0800 838 747 www.houseoftravel.co.nz bank to change his account to avoid They can drop in or phone 871 4111. House of Travel Te Awamutu huge fees and was approached with The bureau, in Bank Street opposite 210 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. Ph: 07 871 8131 offers for a personal loan, it gets as the Bowling Club is open from 9am- 158TC023/05 HOT0057TAC easy as that.” 3.30pm from Monday to Friday. How you can help your kids learn

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The idea was to have somewhere they could relax in a peaceful atmosphere and enjoy the surroundings while they have an enjoyable, enhancing experience. “Pirongia is a perfect spot to do that and a place that is becoming known for its interesting variety of businesses.” The Time Out Massage and Beauty Cen- tre recently had a well attended open day, so that people could view the premises on the corner of McClure and Crozier Streets, meet the team and fi nd out more about the services they offer. These include hairstyling, massage therapy, beauty therapy and sunbeds. “It was a great success. Most people were surprised by the amount of room we have here and felt it was a wonderful set- ting for the business.” The centre currently has three special- ists, who all operate their own businesses, with enough room for a fourth to be added in the future. ● Jackie Dunderdale is a massage ther- apist. 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PAGE 12 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 7, 2005 Penny stoked to win crosscountry title Te Awamutu rider’s fourth national title in past fi ve years Stainless Restorations By Colin Thorsen Stainless Steel Polishing and Maintenance Three-times New Zealand grass track motocross champion Mark Penny has broken through for his fi rst national crosscountry title. Domestic - Commercial - Marine In a remarkable turn of events, the 30-year-old Team Alpinestar rider of Te Awamutu fi nished fi ve Fully Mobile Service ~ We come to you points clear of his second placed Su- 039TC500/05 zuki team-mate, Steven Croad, after Contact... Geoff Baker missing the fi rst round in Pahiatua. “I’m stoked. I wasn’t going to do 0800 SHINE IT (0800 744 634) the series,” says Penny. “It was only the fact that the Mobile: 027 295 7126 second round was in Te Awamutu, and there was no motocross on that weekend, that I thought I’d go for a ride.” Wilcox Draughting Service He won the open two stroke class and fi nished fi rst overall on his (Engineering and General Draughting) Wilksbrooke Motors Suzuki RM Using Autocad, The State of the Art Computer Equipment, I have designed & detailed: 250. That was just the incentive he • Mechanical Equipment, from Zips to Earth Moving Machinery needed to chase the remaining three • Plant layouts rounds in Napier, Nelson (semi-fi - • Piping Designs nal) and Waipukurau (fi nal). • Dairy Factories Each round comprised a three • Milk Packaging Equipment hour crosscountry ride. MARK PENNY training last week at Taupo. Photo supplied • Materials Handling etc

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try’s best riders in their respective North and tied on points with team-mate Steven Croad. Kihikihi [email protected] 158TC027/05 South Islands, competitors dropped their worst The 25km track was in terrible condition. They’d performance. had rain all week and there were mud bogs every- Penny took 50 points, from wins at Te Awamutu where. and Napier, into the fi nal two races against the top Penny made a good start, lying in fi fth place. These high profile advertisements riders from both Islands. He soon moved into second and stayed there un- He placed second in class and seventh overall til midway through the three hour race. riding on unacustomed gravel roads at the semi- Despite getting stuck in two mud bogs, in the cost just... $38.50 + GST fi nal in Nelson - events staged in the North Island later stages of the race, he fi nished fourth overall ($43.50 +GST CASUAL) • SPECIAL CONDITIONS APPLY are usually over farmland or forestry. and fi rst in class to take the title. By the two hour mark, the 90% gravel roads had Penny is now focussing on the Tarawera 100 - a worn out the knobs on his back tyre, causing him to 160km endurance ride on July 9, followed by the For bookings & more lose traction and slow down considerably. motocross nationals in August. information contact He ‘painstakingly’ completed the 35km course, His three national miniature TT (grass track changed the damaged tyre back at the pits and motocross) titles were achieved in 2001, 2002 and Alan Price...871 5151 rejoined the race in 15th place overall. 2004. WWWWMMCC TTHHEE HHAAPPPPEENNIINNGG PPLLAACCEE...... Membership Draw: Tuesday between 5.30 & 6.30pm and Thursday between 6.00 & 7.00

The monthly meeting,W dinnerIINE isC WednesdayLUB 8th June at the Lemon Grass restaurant Hopefully our five new gaming machines aren’t too far away. Keep your eye on the gaming room to see the changes. SUPERSPORTS COMPETITION PICTIONARY NIGHT To be hosted by the TKD & Wine Clubs Wednesday 22nd June at 7.00pm Teams of 4 will be drawn from entries received. Test your skills against your fellow members. Thursday 23rd June “X Factor” Returns to entertain you. Downstairs from 7.30pm. SUPERSPORTS COMPETITION Congratulations to Candy Craig & Terry Hughes. Again these two have won our Club’s Supersports competition and will represent us in the Clubs NZ Area Finals in August.

The Annual General Meeting of the Club will be held this Sunday 11th June at 1.00pm. Members are reminded that the downstairs bar will be closed until the meeting has concluded. WAIPA WORKINGMEN’S CLUB ALBERT PARK DRIVE • PH 871 3923 COURTESY BUS – 025-584-557 Email: [email protected]

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FAMILY AFFAIR: The Wallace and Whalley siblings cleaned up at the North Island Golden Gloves two-day boxing tournament. Pictured from left, back row: Tyson Whalley, Zig Zag Wallace, Topsi Wallace; middle: Rangiputa Wallace, Aryk Whalley; front: Sheldon Whalley. Photo supplied Te Awamutu Sports Boxing blow for blow. He took on Thomas Nihama Club is on a high after taking Brother Zig Zag Wallace and in the 38kg junior novice fi nal. the prestigious North Island Tyson Whalley were disap- Although the fi ght was Golden Gloves tournament in pointed to receive their titles stopped (outclassed), a beaming Taupo by storm. unopposed after their opposi- Sheldon Whalley proudly ac- Five members of an elated tion failed to surface due to cepted the runner-up sash. six-strong team arrived back unforseen circumstances. His coach, Don Whalley says home with titles, while the It is some consolation that, as the youngster was rapt just to other one was runner-up at the titleholders, they will be eligible be up there in the ring compet- annual two-day event for the North v South Island ing at last after hanging out for The Wallace sisters, Rangipu- Golden Gloves. the chance to begin fi ghting. ta and Topsi, took on two sisters Aryk Whalley took out the Te Awamutu Sports Boxing from the South Auckland Youth 40kg junior title with a points Club is holding its annual tour- Boxing Gym (Otara) in their win over Harry Scaife of Wel- nament on Saturday from 2pm. respective fi nals. lington. “We’re expecting a good rep- Rangiputa beat Kerry Nathan The bout was stopped midway resentation of clubs throughout in the 63kg female division, after Scaife sustained an arm the North Island,” says club while Topsi upstaged Trudy injury. spokesperson Ginny Wallace. Nathan in the 75kg division. Sheldon Whalley made his “Lets pack the clubrooms with

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PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 7, 2005 Thompson Pinehurst 5 piece suite Knox on blazes way to net win Top Drawer Flanelette Pam Thomson head- Sheet Sets win roll ed a fi eld of 13 starters with 69 net at Stewart Waipa Workingmen’s Alexander Golf Club on Club indoor bowler Ed Wednesday. Knox is in the form of LGU winners were his life. P Murphy (silver), P After being runner-up Thomson (bronze I) and in three championship E Ford (bronze II). events last year (pairs, Scramble on net: P Thom- triples, fours) the Puke- son 69, M Alexander 71, E atua farm manager has Ford 76, J Yarndley 76, G SOLID WOOD - METAL RUNNERS broken through for not Quarrie, H Berg 77. Twos: G Quarrie. only his fi rst, but his ABC Cup winner: C For- was $1999 Now... $ second Sub Centre title mosa; r-up: C Forster. 1599 BEAT THE COLD! this year. ★ ★ ★ ★ He started the ball Ailsa Bailey was rolling by skipping Lou- in the limelight at ise Hohaia and Jocelyn Pirongia Golf Club last Lutz to victory in Te Tuesday. Mazon Virtali Awamutu Indoor Bowl- Bailey won the $ Scotch Chest ing Associations’ triples Pirongia Trophy, de- Neck Pillows championship, spon- 99 cided on the best three sored by Paper Plus. out of four stableford ONLY They beat the Te rounds. She also took Awamutu entry of Jim ED KNOX out the day’s longest $ Young, Jessie Jones and putt, sponsored by Gay Bastion 16-6 in the fi nal at the Hairini Hall. 299 Century 21. It was also the fi rst Sub Centre titles for Hohaia Eileen Campbell won and Lutz. the Captain’s stabl- 5 year After taking 15 years to notch his fi rst title, eford competition, with guarantee Knox wasted no time nailing his second - and it the best three out of • Thermo sensitive properties 4 styles to was the biggie, the singles. four rounds. • Improve blood circulation choose Knox beat his ‘Workers’ club-mate Ngaire Scramble on putts: from Lawson 8-7 in the fi nal, scoring on eight of the Division 1: B Staples 30, E • Reduces tossing and turning 12 ends. Ryburn, J Webber, J Reakes • Relieves headache and neck problems In the semi-fi nals, Lawson beat Olga Barnes 9- 31. Division 2: P MacIntyre 30, S Kewish 31, F Haber- 4, while Knox swept aside Gwen Whiteman 18-2. fi eld, D Riddell 33. Whiteman had scrapped through 12-11 against ★ ★ ★ ★ Te Awamutu’s Gordon Cresswell in the quarter- Open midweek tourney at • Free delivery (within TA town boundary) • Finance available • Layby welcome • Locally owned & operated fi nals. Te Awamutu Golf Club. Knox started playing indoor bowls at Pukeatua Women’s net: S Gooch 73, 15 years ago. He won every championship there R Hawira, P Pennell 74, S Woodward 76. before switching his allegiance to Waipa Working- Men’s gross: K Veen 75. 23 Arawata Street men’s Club seven years ago. Net: B Koopen 68, B Bain 70. Lutz and Sheryl Olsen collected their second Stableford: P Booth 36 b/l, G Te Awamutu titles this year featuring in the victorious Waipa Buckley 36, D Retemeyer 34. WMC rinks team, also comprising Ian Hancock Best of the Vets: R Thomp- son, L Common, G Lane 35, and Selena Hancock. D Green, T Carthy, N Lord Phone/fax They beat the Waipa WMC entry of Neil Clarke, 34, M Wallis, D Morgan 33. Paul Cartwright, Ed Knox and Gwen Whiteman Saturday, Graham Trophy 870 1014 14-12 in the fi nal. (four ball-best ball par): S 158TC002/05 It was the fi rst sub centre title for Selena Han- Lim, G Buckley -1, M Oliver -2, K Broyden, L Broyden, R Beds • Bedroom Suites • Linen • Pillows • Books Shelves • Towels & much more cock, third for Ian Hancock and sixth for Olsen. Coleman -4. Two: L Dalley.

442 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu Phone (07) 871 3091 (24 hours) Fax (07) 871 3166 Email: [email protected] V.E. VETERINARY SERVICES LTD Opening Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5:30pm, Sat 9am-12noon See us for: ■ Animal Health programmes ■ Animal health services for dairy, beef, sheep, deer and equine owners ■ Full range of farm supplies ■ Fertiliser & grass seed advice and sales ■ DeLaval and NuPulse rubberware, milk filters, shed chemicals and spares ■ Regular newsletters ■ Intelact consultancy Welcome ■ Dedicated small animal department offering to the - Full veterinary service and surgery, District including house calls A WELCOMING PICNIC - A wide range of premium diets and PHONE petcare supplies LUNCH TO NEW FARM OWNERS - Health checks 871 3091 - Puppy socialisation classes AND SHAREMILKERS - Grooming available two days a week We extend a Special Invitation to all new farm NEW COMERS - Worming programmes owners and sharemilkers for a FREE picnic - Dental checks lunch, delivered by a senior staff veterinarian. EVENING Sit down over lunch and discuss your Wednesday, 22 June, 7pm - Newsletters individual requirements, goals and Meet the team, take a tour of our Call in and meet our friendly aspirations. Our farm knowledge and history premises, see what we can offer team of vets, veterinary nurses, will be of real value to you! you, and enjoy light refreshments. reception staff and groomers

158TC019/05

OUR VETERINARY TEAM... Practice Manager: Peter Liddle Soren Moller Steve Herbert Andrew Mansell Paul Truscott Large Animal Reception: Les Connor Bram Klaarenbeek Inge Engelen Rebecca Hardy-Jones Trading Manager: Bill Barker

Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 7, 2005 PAGE 15 FINANCIAL TUITION TO LET MEETINGS PETS Formal Notices BROKERS CALL PICTURE framing MATURE flatmate. TE AWAMUTU tuition, six week Sunny room. $65 plus LIGHT HORSE JACK Russell Puppies. BUDGET course, learn how to expenses. Phone 870- Purebred, great BIRTHS frame your own pho- ASSOCIATION DEATH NOTICES LOANS NOW 5242 or (021) 595-558. catchers of mice, rats, tos, prints, originals, rabbits and opossum. WIGHTMAN - ANNUAL GENERAL 0508 4256 26 certificates, needle ONE bedroom flat. MEETING Excellent companions, Richard Thomas work and tapestries Fully self contained. (Dick). On June 3, Soul.purpose.church very intelligent and with Waikato’s certi- Available June 6, NOT “yappy” dogs. 2005, peacefully with fied framer, 25 years 2005. $130 p/w. Ki- Lounge, 7.30pm $400. Phone 871- his family, aged 75. experience, day or hikihi 871-3781. Wednesday June 22 Dearly loved father of night courses. Phone 9771. Thomas and Isabel Ron (07) 843-6672. SAFE ‘N’ SOUND - All Welcome - (Hamilton), Murray STORAGE COLDRICK. Shay and and Rhonda (Austra- TE PAHU VEHICLES FOR lia), and Neil and FOR HIRE 6 metre x 3 metre units Natasha (nee Coller- for rent, three metre PRE SCHOOL SALE Karen (Huntly). Lov- CARPET and uphol- ton) welcome with lots stud, yard storage, ing grandfather of stery cleaner. Hire ANNUAL GENERAL of love to their family, security fence. Boat Rhys and Tania; from the cleaning spe- MEETING their precious new storage from $1 a day ! 70s 80s 90s daughter, Ashlee Monique, Victoria and cialists. Sincerity Dry- At Te Pahu Pre School Diane. Born on June Kristian. A service for cleaners. Phone 871- Phone 871-2171 or Thursday June 9, 2005 CAR PARTS Dick will be held at (0274) 407-101 2, 2005 at 4.05am at 5471, 97 Sloane Street. at 7.30pm Alexandra House Used car parts, tyres Waikato Womens, SELF Storage, Te ~ All Welcome ~ weighing 3280gms Chapel, 570 Alexan- 181 Bruce Berquist Drive 074TC211/05 FOR LEASE Awamutu, from (7lb 4oz). Much dra Street, Te Awa- Phone 870-2200 mutu on Friday June $17p/w, 24 hour ac- BUSINESS SUPER adored little sister FARM land for lease. cess security patrols. and friend of Brad. 10 at 11.00am to be 42 acres, 10 kms east DEALS followed by private Phone (07) 856-7584 All our love and of Te Awamutu. Suit- or (027) 608-1749. AUTO Trans servicing Ask for grateful thanks once cremation. All com- able cropping, graz- munications to P O every 50,000km, again to our awesome ing. Available Sep- THREE bedroom Stuart Law Ltd. HERBIE midwife Robyn Box 137, Te Awa- tember. Tenders for house, garage, car- mutu. Te Awamutu Phone 871-6426. when selling Whisker, the ‘nanas’, lease close June 17, port, $240 p/w. Phone poppa and grandad, Funeral Services Ltd. 2005. Highest or any 871-7544 after 5pm. MILLS GLASS your FDANZ and Grief- Funds available now for family and friends, Funds available now for tender not necessarily FOR all your glazing car! care.
staff at Matariki for Property Finance accepted. For details PUBLIC NOTICES requirements. Phone all your love and sup-
phone 871-3781. First and Second 871-2123. Phone 871-5151 and port during this spe- RAFFLES Mortgages NGA IWI cial moment in our WANTED TO RENT TOOPU O WAIPA FOR SALE speak to one of our lives. Welcome to the
Bridging Finance TE AWAMUTU Mar- office staff or call into world Ashlee!
FARM cottage. Avail- ist Juniors. Raffle Vehicle/Personal HUI A IWI FIREWOOD, 5m³ the Courier office today able to relief milk winners; Paddy Pryor Loans $160, 10m³, $290. weekends. Reliable Te Awamutu College Pavillion to place your ad! DEATH NOTICES and Ronnie Tesselaar.
Debt Consolidation Wednesday June 8, 2005 Phone (07) 878-5242 tenant, prefer long or (021) 617-349. Income problems OK term. Phone Marise Powhiri at 9.00am MCGOVERN - 871-2798. Iwi, hapu o Waipa SQUARE Hay bales, Vivienne Barbara. HEALTH AND Adverse credit OK! shed stored. Phone THREE + bedroom Naumai Haere mai On June 1, 2005, Mortgagee Sale Solutions (021) 305-169 or (07) BEAUTY house required, prefer passed away peace- Security Required Contact: Jenny Charman 878 5044. fully at Te Awamutu rural by spray con- 871-4525 aged 86yrs. Cherished WANTED, Up to 30 $1,000 - $100,000 tractor and family ZIPS replaced, trou- wife of the late Arthur people to lose 5 to Dealer and Broker with two outside pets. sers, frocks, skirts John (Roy), and 30kgs in 30 days. Inquiries Welcome Phone (021) 143-1808. shortened. Sincerity dearly loved mother of Fast, easy, results Drycleaners, 97 Sloane 137TC203/05 Maureen and John, guaranteed, doctor CALL TO LET Street. Roger and Lyn, Diane approved. Phone Jan 0508-42-5626 and Peter. Treasured (08) 327-6801. FORD laser, 1989, PIRONGIA excellent condition, 5 Grandmother of Are you looking FOR SALE UNDER Tania and Guy, Paul GOLF CLUB $50 door hatchback. FINANCIAL for Property $1500. Phone (027) and Sallie, Vaughan Pirongia Open and Kylie, Nathan Management? Pirongia Open 664-6200. Tournament FLY screen door frame and Selena, Mark and WE DO $10. Phone 871-7208. ISUZU Bighorn Janelle. Great - Mixed - Plaisir, 1996, 3.1 GEORGE Foreman grandmother of Matt, REGULAR Sunday June 12, 2005 turbo diesel, manual, Shay, Sam and Cody, REGULAR grill with timer, tem- Tees open: seven seater, white, Toby and Carwyn. PROPERTY perature control, $49. moderate kms, tinted Never to be forgotten 9.00am - 10.45am Phone 871-5449. windows, towbar, and forever in our INSPEC TIONS hearts. A service for Entry fee: $15 LEXMARK printer, bullbar, $10,000 ono. Vivienne has been Ph 871-5044 Phone entries: near new, $49 ono. Phone (0274) 766-590 held. Special thanks Merv Caie: 871-9667 Phone 871-4466. or (07) 873-7346. to the staff at Camel- Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ RAM, porper cross. 10 lia Rest Home for MEETINGS months old, black, their wonderful care. “Nobody does it better” $50. Phone 871-3050. Te Awamutu Funeral Services Ltd. FDANZ TUITION TE AWAMUTU SET of drawers. Dark and Griefcare. HOME SU PPORT oak, $50. Phone 871- Great 3050. MORRISON - Joyce ANNUAL GENERAL Tyres! Maureen (Joy). On Have a MEETING TRUNDLER bed. June 3, 2005, after a place to Presbyterian Church Lounge Good condition. No Great long illness. Loved let or June 14 at 1.15pm mattress, $50. Phone mother and mother- - All Welcome - 871-3050. Prices! in-law of Carol and sell ing ? Simon Johnson Fitting & Balancing (Palmerston North), Why not get your PUBLIC NOTICES Peter, Linda and ad noticed more! Allan Paterson and Kihikihi Road Trudy and Kerry Add one of our 074TC210/05 Te Awamutu Morrison. Loved nana
HOMES
Phone 871 3079 of John, Jamie, Susie, Phone 871-5151 Gemma, Dylan, and PIRONGIA SCHOOL Neeve. Loved wife of today or call into OUT-OF-ZONE ENROLMENTS John. A service for the Courier Office VEHICLE PARTS Joy will be held at Al- Pirongia School has up to 15 out-of-zone FOR SALE exandra House places available for Term 3, 2005. Chapel, 570 Alexan- LANDLORDS dra Street, Te Awa- For an expression of interest form TOWBARS MIDWIVES Wishing your property mutu on Tuesday, contact the school at 871-9727. Mufflers June 7, 2005 at to be managed by a recognised professional? The deadline for receipt of applications Roof Racks 1.30pm, followed by is Wednesday June 15, 2005. Bull Bars private cremation. In TENANTS Phone: (07) 870-6255 lieu of flowers dona- Needing help finding In accordance with Ministry regulations, 225 Rickit Rd, Te Awamutu tions please to accommodation which the order of priority will be: Matariki Hospital can suits your needs? be left at the service. 1. Siblings of current students M I D W I V E S 2. Siblings of former students Special thanks to Dr Contact Francene WANTED TO BUY Paul Kennedy, the Caring for you in pregnancy and birth on 871-7146, 3. Children of board employees district nurses, Wai- 4. All other students Free pregnancy testing. Available for Mobile WOOLPRESS, Hy- kato Hospice and (027) 289-3952 Priority will be given to new entrant draulic, Vanguard or Matariki Hospital. Te birthing at Te Kuiti and Matariki. 871-6287 a/h and / or Yr 7 and 8 students. No Tramp. Must be Awamutu Funeral mechanically sound. Services Ltd. FDANZ Jocelyn Horsfall Pager (026) 108 633 Waipa Property If a ballot is required it will be held on Link Ltd. MREINZ Phone (07) 877-8677. and Griefcare. Leigh Veale Pager (026) 108 685 Friday June 17, 2005.

PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 7, 2005 WANTED TO BUY GRAZING GRAZING WORK WANTED WORK WANTED SITUATIONS VACANT AVAILABLE AVAILABLE ANTIQUES & DEDICATED grazing Johnny Nelson TREE & STUMP INTERMEDIATE / SENIOR COLLECTABLES AVAILABLE under farm has space avail- WASHBRIGHT ACCOUNTING POSITION supervised and guar- able for weaners SERVICE - Licensed Dealer - anteed systems. through to May 1, MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN Call Dennis Clements Due to the on going growth of our practice we 22 years buying Check with us for all 2006 or book your TREATMENT need to add another accountant to our team. This in the Waikato your Waikato Heifer yearlings from May 1, TOTAL TREE CARE
Low pressure, Exterior is a great opportunity for you if you want to Paying top prices for: Grazing require- 2005 to May 1, 2006. Phone 871-5221 ments. Bruce McKee, Our pride is produc- Cleaning further develop your accounting skills and career Old Jewellery
(07) 827-4605 or ing well grown, quiet Coloursteel roofs Te Awamutu Owned in a pro-active modern accounting firm. Silver (0274) 825-925 or NZ heifers. Phone (07)
Roof spray, Tiles and and Operated
We are specialists in the agri-business sector so China Grazing Co. Free 877-8871 a/h or (021) Decromastic 106-5794. experience with rural clients would be beneficial. NZ Books phone 0800 10 84 94.
Rotary clean, pavers,
Linen Utilising technology to benefit out clients has driveways, footpaths Tree Surgeon long been a priority to us so computer skills and Single items to Estate lots SPACE available for LIVESTOCK
Commercial buildings 100 heifers or similar WANTED a willingness to learn are important. - Free Estimates - Phone (0274) 763-347 Stump Removal
You will also need to be a team player with the - Buyer will call - by experienced or 871-7389 grazier. AH and bulls AC PETFOODS
Highly qualified skills to communicate with your fellow staff Kellmscott Antiiques supplied. Phone (07)
Quality guaranteed and our clients. Phone:::: 871-9819 877-8677 or (021) 258- Now Buying
Formal accounting qualifications are not critical 947. Anytiime Horses Ph Mike at FRASERS but chartered accounting experience is necessary. Limited 0800-834-222 Please send your CV and a hand written cover STOCK SALES Now Servicing 0800-888-121 CALF milk wanted. letter to: Te Awamutu Phone Farrelly Calf For Exterior Cleaning Accounting Position Rearing 871-5075. FARM Moss, Mould and Algae Flett McKenzie Strawbridge Treatments, Houses, Roofs, EMPLOYEES PO Box 37, Otorohanga PROPERTIES FOR Driveways, Cobbles etc also WANTED TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE Fly and Spider Treatments Position closes June 13 SALE Thursday June 9 - 11.00am For your Free quote Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, Phone Tui 871-7205 FARM or 0800 GO SOFTWASH F Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu HOUSE 0800-467-638 AASSISTANT Sale Comprising FOR Fax (07) 848-1702 [email protected] Part time farm assistant 11.00am Beef & Boners REMOVAL required over calving 100 Boners period to help share- 30 Fat Cattle VILLA
milker with 235 cows 65 15 mth Store Steers/Heifers Single bay return MYOB and general farm work. verandah 50 Weaner Beef Steers/Heifers 3 mins from Te Awamutu.
High stud Feeder Calves 12.00 noon
Hours: 6am to 10am, Three bedrooms Monday to Friday. 40 Beef Calves Phone Phone: 870-1336 Sheep 12.00 noon (027) 271-6161 15 Fat Lambs

Further Entries Being Accepted WORK WANTED Need Help? HOME HELP WANTED All enquiries to: CEILINGS and Walls. Computer Steve Weck 07 870-2961 0274 770 109 Phone Ultra Clean Accounting ‘Doctor’ 871-6662. CAREGIVER Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 029 902 0431 at 871-3176 Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 Required for 3 school CHIMNEY aged children from Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 029 958 2680 A1 Chimney cleaning, 3.00pm to 5.00pm, Joe Neems 07 856-6261 0274 947 370 professional, friendly NEED A Monday to Friday. service. Phone 871- Must be able to collect LIVESTOCK WANTED 4244 or (021) 664-367. TRUCK 2 children from T/A Primary. Duties also CLARKE’S LICENCE? include some meal preparation and light CARPET Rosetown housework. Phone CLEANING DRIVER (027) 565-6565. For your carpet and upholstery cleaning TRAINING SITUATIONS Phone Keith, Phone VACANT mobile (0274) 125-000 Divisions of Allied Farmers Limited (027) 280-0790 872-2805 or 871-4930 BOBBY CALF OFFER We aim to please Allied Farmers have been procuring Bobby Calves from Waikato Farmers and King Country Farmers EXTERIOR house region since 1999. cleaning. Phone Ultra Clean 871-6662. Have your Bobby Calves processed near to SHUTTLE home at Te Awamutu Meat Processors. GARDENER, Ron SERVICE Elder, for all mainte- - Minimal stress on calves - nance. Ph 871-4282. Ph Pat or Deanne • We guarantee to operate on a competitive 872-2530 schedule. We were at the top last year. (027) 289-5497 or Glen Rawson (027) 289-5496 • Option of an advance payment of $10 Plumbing per head on receipt of registration Craftsman, Plumber • Normal proceed payments made each Monday and Gasfitter TE AWAMUTU • Three pick ups per week during peak of season
Roofing
Maintenance •
PLUMBING AND Locally owned and operated company New Plus a total of six Masport Maestro deluxe Phone (027) 222-7590 DRAINAGE BBQ’s to be won across the region or 870-2987a/h Colin Downie

WANT TO KNOW MORE? HOMEKILLS, Neville Plumbing & Drainage and Cherie Kemp, Maintenance How to register, Collection of calves, www.meateater.co.nz, §New houses alterations Payment, Terms and Conditions Phone 871-9995. §Septic tank and effluents § CONTACT ONE OF OUR LOCAL AGENTS TODAY Blocked drains - Hydro SPOUTING replaced Jet and Camera Marley, $26 per me- Fyfe Campbell A/H’s 07 827 3812 Mob 0274 740 224 Phone Neil Adams A/H’s 07 856 1064 Mob 0274 515 311 tre, fitted inc GST. Call Tony 871-3620. (0274) 989-022 or DELIVERERS Independent Agent 871-8976 a/h REQUIRED, must be Owen Watson A/H’s 07 873 6222 Mob 021 874 570 WATERBLASTING. 12 years of age or Graeme Locke A/H’s 07 873 0712 Mob 0274 984 328 Phone Ultra Clean WINDOWS. Phone over. Must reside in Paul McConnell A/H’s 07 873 7696 Mob 0274 881 299 871-6662 Ultra Clean. Phone College Street area. 871-6662. Phone 871-3205. LIVESTOCK WANTED WORK WANTED

BONER COWS WANTED

Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment

Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Also empty heifers and potter bulls

Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Jackson Street (Behind TASS) Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 Phone: (021) 170-2718 A/H: 870-4449 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, June 7, 2005 PAGE 17 SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT PRACTICE MANAGER - EARN from home. Part time, full time, $200 - FINANCIAL SERVICES $1000 a month. Full Linda is going into business on her own account and training, free infor- STEEL CUTTER SAND BLASTER I need to replace her. My Financial Planning and mation. Phone (08) General Insurance Brokerage in Te Awamutu is 327-6802. Website: Due to an internal transfer within our We have a full time position available in our looking for a replacement office ‘expert’. www.lifestyleplus.biz manufacturing workshop, a vacancy manufacturing workshop for a sandblaster. The successful applicant will have had significant office has arisen for a steel cutter. ELECTRICAL la- Experience is preferred but not essential, as and computing experience, ideally in a sole charge bourer required, must No experience is required as on the job on site training will be given. Some heavy position. But more importantly, they will be a mature, be keen to work, full training will be provided. Some heavy lifting and over time is expected. experienced ‘people’ person for whom efficient

drivers license and lifting and over time is expected. Phone: Peter organisation is second nature and managing a varied own transport essen- Phone: Peter Giltrap Engineering Ltd (07) 873-7199 and demanding workload is appealing. tial, youth rates ap- ply. Phone 021-169- Giltrap Engineering Ltd (07) 873-7199 Duties include managing part time junior staff, 1608. co-ordinating diaries, dealing with client enquiries, database management, wages, internet and email REGISTERED matters, accounts, word processing and the range of NURSE REQUIRED Café Assistant office duties you would normally associate with a busy, ~ RAGLAN ~ customer focussed business. (Part time - minimum 10 hours per week) Night shifts and relieving G net Cafe requires an assistant who is available for 2 Looking for a change? work available. to 3 hours daily (Monday to Friday). Previous Describe you and your skills? Prefer recent experience experience in food preparation, hospitality and Or does anyone you know have these skills? with older clients. customer services is required. Computer literacy and Send an application to [email protected] Please phone internet knowledge is desirable but not essential by Friday June 10, 2005 (07) 825-8306 (Training will be provided) business hours For further information please contact: Leeza Williams, Gracelands Recruitment Services SECURITY Officers - Phone: 870-1300 are needed! Gain this NZQA approved qualification by corre- spondence for under $700, student loans may apply. Phone 0800-800-043. HIRING DAY ADVERTISE IN THE CLASSIFIEDS You’d be amazed what a part time job at our Te Awamutu restaurant could do for you. 336 Alexandra St Not only will you gain new skills and increased confidence through our first class training - but our competitive pay rate will soon have SITUATIONS VACANT your bank balance in great shape. You can also look forward to flexible REAL ESTATE VACANCY hours, opportunities to develop within our organization and all the fun that comes with Motivated and enthusiastic person wanted to join our being part of the McDonalds™ team. Urban Real Estate team. So if you’ve got a positive attitude, enthusiasm, Real Estate offers: energy and you’d enjoy serving our customers,
Unlimited high income potential please apply in person;
The flexibility to build your own business Monday June 13 between 10am and 4pm
Full training and support guaranteed to see Hine at McDonalds Te Awamutu Please phone in confidence to: Jackie Robinson, Branch Manager Office: 871-7189 Mobile: (027) 445-2124

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Seeking Motivated Team Player We are a progressive Te Awamutu based CA firm seeking an intermediate or senior accounting technician. The practice is committed to providing superior accounting and taxation services to a wide range of successful businesses. We specialise in the Road Transport Industry and Family Trust work. We are also committed to delivering a wide range of busi- ness development services. We encourage client contact and personal decision making.

The following attributes are a must:
A strong work ethic
The ability to work with clients directly in the preparation of Financial Statements, Tax Returns, GST Returns and management reports.
A willingness to develop a skill base in training and supporting clients on computerised cashbook programs
Excellent computer skills and some knowledge of APS Accounting software would be an advantage
Strong communication skills
A willingness to be client focused
The ability to work as part of a team
A sense of humour Our team is supported by great systems and pleasant surroundings. An attractive remuneration package will be offered to the successful candidate depending on skills and experience. Please register your interest in this position By phoning: Sue-Ellen on: 870-5404, Applying in writing to : PO Box 229, Te Awamutu. Or email to: [email protected]

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SITUATIONS VACANT ENTERTAINMENT

CINEMA SCENE grows more nightmarish. Daniel Bruhl plays Andrea. Their initial fateful meeting RURAL SALES PERSON, The Interpreter As Keller digs deeper into A gifted young Jewish violin- sets off sparks, and although TE AWAMUTU From Academy Award his eyewitness’ past and her ist from Krakow, Andrea is they both move on, Oliver and winning director Sydney Pol- secretive world of global con- bound for America when he Emily nevertheless can’t quiet Our company requires a rural agent to lack, comes a fresh take on nections, the more suspicious is swept overboard by a fi erce seem to completely let go. join our very successful rural team. contemporary suspense: an he becomes that she might be storm. As the two bump into each Rural real estate is in an exciting cycle intricate, knife’s-edge drama involved in the conspiracy. When the Widdington sis- other, year after year, in city that unfolds against a world and the right motivated person with a Silvia and Tobin play out a ters discover the handsome after city, through changing of international terror and gripping dance of evasion and and mysterious stranger on careers and different relation- rural background will find this position inside the United Nations’ revelation that keeps them the beach below their house, ships, there always seems to extremely interesting and rewarding. hidden corridors of power. both guessing as they race to they nurse him back to be plenty keeping them apart. Academy Award winners stop a terrifying international health. And yet, there’s also some- A generous commission structure is Nicole Kidman and Sean offered for the right person who is crisis before it’s too late. Pol- However, the presence of the thing utterly inexplicable Penn star in The Interpreter, lack directs this impeccably, musically talented young man pulling them together. prepared to work in a team environment. the story of two opposite peo- building tension subtly until it disrupts the peaceful lives There’s something about All enquiries will be treated in ple who unexpectedly collide erupts with startling ferocity. of Ursula and Janet and the the way they laugh together, confidence and should be addressed to: within a maze of mounting And the dramatic plot ele- community in which they live. the way they can talk to each paranoia, personal secrets and ments are even stronger, as “Phenomenally acted, ex- other, the way they always GEOFF REES - Director explosive global events. two people with different out- quisitly scored, and ultimately seem to be there for one an- Waipa Property Link Ltd MREINZ The Interpreter is the fi rst looks on life are forced to fi nd moving.” “More rewarding other when things are falling Office: (07) 827-4628 motion picture in history to common ground. than a warm cup of tea on a apart. or if you prefer phone Geoff receive inside access to the The fi lm has the look of a chilly afternoon. “ So what keeps getting in the A/H (07) 827-5853 United Nations’ headquarters classic - slick and sharp, full of The reward comes in seeing way of what could be romantic (which is offi cially interna- attitude and personality. these two great actresses at destiny? tional territory). “Words are slower than work. Is their relationship simply The escalating events begin guns. But they’re better.” a good friendship? when African-born U.N. trans- Is it destined to be yet an- lator Silvia Broome (Kidman) A Lot Like Love other romantic disaster? alleges that she has overheard Ladies In Oliver (Ashton Kutcher) is Or is what they have be- a death threat against an Af- a brand new college graduate tween them something A Lot rican head of state, spoken in Lavender with an airtight timeline for Like Love? a rare dialect few people other Ladies in Lavender boasts attaining his dreams of both A romantic comedy about than Silvia can understand. the cream of British acting business success and fi nding romantic obstacles. Silvia’s life is turned upside talent as Oscar and BAFTA true love. “A gem of a love story - down as she becomes a hunted award-winners Dame Judi Emily (Amanada Peet) is a honest, funny in an unforced target of the killers. Dench and Dame Maggie bold, free spirit drawn to spon- way, sometimes painful and, Placed under the protection Smith play the leading roles taneity and wild extremes. ultimately romantic.” “A witty, of federal agent Tobin Keller of sisters Ursula (Dench) and Two different choices, two shaprley observed romantic (Penn), Silvia’s world only Janet Widdington (Smith). incompatible views on life. comedy.” Music to Feed the Spirit ‘Incandescent’ was while several members Singet dem Herrn (Sing be as well-known as (south end of Victoria the word used to of the choir are from Te to the Lord), the most other works on this pro- Street) begins at 8pm describe the music Awamutu. joyful of all his motets. gramme, the gymnastic on Saturday, June 18 of French composer, The concert includes Bach’s choral music expectations of his writ- and 2.30pm on Sunday, Gabriel Faure, when a other well-known works has been described as ing and his mastery of June 19. regular supporter asked that shine, such as “vocal chords on P!” antiphonal contrapun- Further details are if the choir was going to Bruckner’s Ave Maria He wrote for voices tal style are at their available from www. perform his Requiem and Faure’s Cantique as if they were instru- best in this work. hamiltoncivicchoir.org. again. de Jean Racine, as well ments and, while Singet The concert at St nz Raewyn Towers (07) The word helps ex- as Bach’s eight-part Dem Herrn may not Peter’s Cathedral 856 4701. plain the enormous ap- peal of the melodies and subtle harmonies of this composer, and why this Requiem is one of the most requested works in the choral repertoire. 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