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Pirongia’s Te Awamutu’s Carla Hohepa has the world The Black Ferns backed-up territorial domi- of women’s rugby at her feet after scoring her nance with a strong defence as England, Community team’s solitary try in a 13-10 victory over playing them in the final for the third England to notch a fourth World Cup triumph consecutive time, threw everything at them in Centre opens for the Black Ferns. front of a crowd of 13,253. This Sunday will see the The flying winger opened the scoring with a Centre Kelly Brazier kicked what proved to official opening of Pirongia’s 33rd-minute converted try, touching down for be the winning penalty with 14 minutes left. Community Centre and Chapel the seventh time in the tournament for the Hohepa’s proud grandparents, Dave and (formerly the Methodist Church only points of the first half. Helen Smith of Kihikihi received a phone call complex) by Mayor Alan Despite playing with less than their full from Carla 15 minutes after the final whistle. complement after first five-eighth Anna Rich- ‘‘She said ‘did you like that nana’ and I Livingston at 12.30pm and ards was the first of three New Zealanders to be replied of course I did, you were awesome,’’ members of the public are sin binned, the Black Ferns struck first. Helen told the Courier. welcome to attend. The pacey and elusive Hohepa raced around The Smiths had seen the game live on the From 11.30am there will be Rachael Burford and chopped back inside to Rugby Channel. They always get the Rugby music by the Grey Haired evade Amy Turner to score the game’s first try. Channel whenever the Black Ferns are Daddies, a free sausage Hohepa nearly added a second try when she playing. sizzle, raffles, Pirongia in pounced on an England turnover, but lock Hohepa told her grandparents that the History presentation by Alan Joanna McGilchrist produced the covering English women ‘‘looked like fridges running Hall and guided historical walk, tackle of the tournament. towards me’’. and information on the For her efforts, Hohepa was adjudged the She said the fully professional English reintroduction of North Island International Rugby Board’s personality of the women obviously pump a lot of iron. robins to Mt Pirongia by year after finishing as the tournament’s Hohepa is now heading for Japan to meet up Pirongia Te Aroaro o Kahu leading try scorer. with her boyfriend Karne Hesketh, the former Restoration Society. The flying winger continued her sterling Otago winger having a contract to play rugby For more information, form from last year — when she was leading in the Land of the Rising Sun. phone Amanda Haigh of try-scorer at the Rugby World Cup Sevens — Two other players in the Black Ferns with Pirongia Residents and scoring a hat-trick against South Africa in the Te Awamutu connections were Hohepa’s fel- TC070910SP1A Ratepayers Association on tournament opener and a brace of tries in the low winger Victoria Blackledge and halfback CARLA HOHEPA on the way to her decisive semi-final against France. Emma Jensen. 871 9155. try at the Rugby World Cup. Fashion and Flowers 2010 Unexpected end to mates’ night out Tickets are still available for this Saturday’s event being run BY CATHY ASPLIN by Rosetown Lions and Te Awamutu floral Art Group. Te Awamutu’s Simon realised we were actually in Fashion and Flowers 2010 Chick (20) was fully an earthquake.’’ features floral art displays and expecting to have a sore head Being a keen surfer, a fashion parade at Te after being out clubbing in Simon initially though it was Awamutu Bible Chapel. Christchurch. fun ‘surfing’ the moving All proceeds go towards the But the end to his night tarseal on the road. But the refurbishment of the Cancer out with former flatmate boys soon decided it was Society Lions Lodge. Chase Evison was far differ- more serious as they heard More details and tickets ent to what he ever buildings creaking and they from Paula McWha (871 9585) imagined. looked up to see rubble fall- or Ces Heron (871 2797) or The pair, who completed ing across the road. participating businesses — their outdoor education ‘‘The destruction was qualifications in Dunedin amazing - we had never Lily’s, Caroline Eve, Playmates together, were out to cel- really been in an earthquake III, Campbell lane and Trends ebrate Chase’s imminent before and couldn’t believe Shoes. departure for Hong Kong what we were seeing.’’ where he is going to work as Their efforts to help Free movie a rock climbing instructor at people in one of the wrecked a student camp. buildings saw Simon hit by a at St John’s After leaving a Christ- falling brick, but their first St John’s Church is hosting church club just before aid training kicked in and a free movie on Thursday, 4.30am they wandered into Chase dressed the gash to his September 16. town to get some food before mate’s head. Tea with Mussolini will be heading home, just two Eventually, after survey- shown at 2pm and attendees blocks away. ing the massive damage to will be able to experience the But Simon says a few city buildings, the pair new screen and sound system minutes later, as they were headed home to find Simon’s at the church, as well as a free walking along, they heard a flat and neighbouring houses NZ HERALD ice cream. strange rumbling sound. destroyed. MATES Simon Chick (left) and Chase Evison survey damage to Christchurch CBD It is a community outreach ‘‘We thought it was prob- ‘‘My flat was totally after the 7.1 earthquake struck in the early hours of Saturday morning. by the church a welcome is ably a digger or a truck, then ‘unliveable’. The aftershocks extended to anyone interested. it sounded like tanks rolling the next day were pretty living in Christchurch for another week ‘‘It was quite good to get out of the into town. frightening too. until my job finished, so I decided to mayhem really. We’re just amazed no ‘‘It was Chase that first ‘‘I was only going to be pack up and leave the city early. one was killed.’’ Farmers, Contractors, Diamond Deal Fleet Owners etc Seed Potatoes of the Decade $2595 HIGH ON QUALITY 19 varieties available – any quantity $1595 LOW ON PRICE Save $1000 Oil and Lubricants INSTORE NOWNOW Bulk or small packs

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The language of flowers run smoothly. Caroline Eve, Fresh Choice, The biggest and most grate- Catch it with this! says of the daffodil “the sun is I would like to publicly Woolworths and Viands for ful thank yous go to all those always shining when I am with thank all of those people, letting us have stalls outside people who gave so very gener- Fresh in! you” and it never fails to give organisations and businesses their businesses, the repre- ously, enabling those people SALTY me a lift to see so many of you who went the extra mile: the sentatives of our new Pak’N who have cancer and their TOWERS wearing those Spring-yellow Rosetown and Pakeke Lions Save,Te Awamutu Reserves families to have hope. flowers or carrying bunches Clubs, the Rest Homes, the and Landscape Committee and The Cancer Support Group on an initially quite dreary, Lyceum and Bridge Clubs, many others who helped out is always looking forward to usually $45 rainy day. Sheryl and the Bowling Club with daffodils, all those new members joining and if Now at the I am simply the co- ladies, the Courier for the cute walkers who helped so you wish to know more, please ordinator of this annual photo of my adored grandson tirelessly through the day, ring Marguerite 871 4118. SPECIAL PRICE fundraiser, and with the sup- and supportive articles, the members of the Cancer Sup- I also have buckets I would port of you, the public in Te Bloom Room, Te Awamutu port Group, and especially my like to return. Contact me on of $25.95 Awamutu, we have raised College students, Pirongia very supportive family. 872 2852. even more than previous School, Te Wananga O Aotea- I want to also acknowledge KATHY KEIGHLEY 4 LITRES while stocks last Consultation needed Complex fundraising criteria flawed The criteria for determining if the Perhaps donations of over $1000 In reply to Dean Taylor’s letter about the museum/theatre complex has suf- should be listed publicly — no Cook it with this! museum/theatre complex, the opinions I put ficient local support is flawed. names, for example: donation forward and what I asked the Community Board is Call me a cynic, but if the $5 amount; $1000, number; 15, or some- JUST ADD ‘‘relevant to the stage of the process we are at’’. Million fund receives a gift from one thing similar in the Courier maybe. The Council resolved to use the concept design person /estate for the $5 Million, as Also, is there a time limit for the BEER BATTER ‘‘as a basis for further consultation with the required to determine the viability fundraising? community’’. of the project, and I believe the Is this thing going to take one, I am yet to see the Council organise this benefactor does not even have to be a two, five or 10 years to determine the • Add Beer proposed consultation. Dean Taylor also pointed Waipa ratepayer, does this then public support needed? If it takes • Mix out the opportunities the community has had to mean that the fundraising commit- three or more years, will the one have a ‘say’ about this issue. But, I note that there tee can imply that the project has the third amount required be revisited? • Shallow Fry was no mention of how the budget was determined required ratepayer support? BEN MCMONAGLE by Council and whether there had been any • Then Eat consultation with the community over this budget. When were we the community, asked Lucky to have people who are positive whether it was ok to spend $15+ Million of our DELICIOUSLY EASY money on this idea? What a good letter Mandy Reid rich after we have spent $21 Million on I have asked, and will keep on asking, what is wrote. Just get on and build a new the rowing complex at Karapiro. the next step in the consultation process, because museum, as we have so much history Te Awamutu has a history which 166 Cambridge Road Council needs to get onto this first, before it goes in Te Awamutu to display and we are requires adequate housing, where lucky to have people who think posi- ratepayers can view exactly what has Te Awamutu organising a fundraising strategy for a building that the community might not actually want. tively. been bestowed by many. Ph 871 6793 JULIE MEAGHER Criticism from Cambridge is a bit KEITH BRAWN TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2010 3

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BY GRANT JOHNSTON nearly 40 years ago, he could host of tui, feeding on the early 12 months SPRING special* barely imagine that the fruits of flowering Te Mara cherries that *(to be be paid in full by 30th Sept 2010) The adage that good things that labour would turn out as flank the driveway leading up to take time doesn’t only apply to well as they have today. the carpark. MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT cheesemakers — it also applies Pirongia’s trees, allied to its Counting the moving tui is to deciduous tree planters. mountain backdrop, make the about as easy as pushing water 5.55am SPIN SPIN When Murray Walter led a course a ‘jawdropper’ for spring uphill with a rake but consensus tree planting exercise by mem- visitors. (in my four, at least) is that there 9.15am POWER STEP CROSS TRAIN 50’s FWD (9am) ZUMBA PUMP bers at Pirongia Golf Club Among those visitors are a are about a hundred. 10.00am ACTIVE CIRCUIT ACTIVE CIRCUIT ACTIVE CIRCUIT ZUMBA 5.30pm STRIKE PUMP SPIN STEP SCULPT Methcon Group in town to 6.30pm ZUMBA SPIN PILATES help in fight against P Free community presentation Wednesday night Anti-P methamphetamine The company will spend time ‘‘This presentation will give www.brucesﬁ tness.co.nz Phone: 07 871 8384 107 George St, Te Awamutu educator, The Methcon Group, with secondary schools in the people the knowledge, awareness 7680500AA will be in Te Awamutu this week Waipa District delivering a and skills to not only understand with a hard-hitting message graphic presentation on the drug the problem, but help prevent its about tackling New Zealand’s P. spread among our young people growing P problem. A free community presenta- and our families. Methcon Group managing tion for parents, healthcare ‘‘Understanding the problem director and company founder, workers, landlords and other is a big part of solving it and we Mike Sabin, is a former police interested parties will follow at are very grateful to Waipa Dis- detective with several years’ drug the Te Awamutu College Hall at trict Council for providing this investigation experience, 7pm on Wednesday (September educational opportunity to help specialising in methampheta- 8). the community become a better, mine manufacture. ‘‘P and other harmful drugs safer place to live,’’ Mr Sabin His company, MethCon are in our communities because says. Group, provides education, we are largely apathetic and also The presentation is part of a advice and specific training pro- ignorant of what these problems joint road safety strategy between grammes about methampheta- look like and how they actually local councils and the New Zea- mine and other addictive drugs. impact on us all,’’ Mr Sabin says. land Transport Agency. Our Civil Defence on standby to help out in Canterbury

Waikato Civil Defence and people of Canterbury and it waikatoregioncdemg.govt.nz for Emergency Management would be good if we can be as tips on how to prepare for (CDEM) group is on standby to supportive as we can. disaster and what to do when provide help to authorities in ‘‘The Waikato CDEM Group one strikes.” Canterbury in the wake of Sat- is ready to help when Examples of good prepared- urday’s earthquake. requested.” ness include: Waikato Co-ordinating Mr Cavers says the disaster • Having an emergency plan. Executive Group chair Langley showed how important it is for • Having emergency items and Cavers says any requests for people to be prepared for an water. Waikato Civil Defence help will emergency such as Saturday’s • Regularly updating emergency be made through the Ministry of earthquake. survival items. CDEM, National Crisis Manage- “The wider Waikato region is • Having an emergency plan ment Centre. exposed to a range of natural which covers what to do when “One of the things that Wai- hazards such as earthquakes, not at homes. kato people can do now is to be volcanoes, tsunami and river “The results highlight the prepared to contribute to any flooding. urgent need for Waikato resi- Mayoral funds set up for people “But a recent survey in the dents to make a start now to be who may not qualify for other Waikato showed only eight per better prepared to deal with the forms of assistance because, for cent of respondents were fully impacts of an emergency,” Mr example, they do not have ade- prepared. Cavers says. quate insurance cover,” Mr “Waikato people do need to “The Canterbury quake Cavers says. do more to be prepared. I urge shows disaster can strike at any “This is a trying time for the people to visit our website time.” August was ‘officially’ one of the wettest August 2010 was one of the 20 days during the month, with mum 246mm. wettest for the past 20 years, total rainfall of 210mm well The total for the first eight reports Te Awamutu weather above the August average for months of 2010 was 30mm above watcher Paul Hobbs. the past 20 years of 134mm, the January-August average at

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Alison Glover began as a new part- She took some time out to be at home ner at Te Awamutu Medical Centre last with the children, but decided to renew week. her GP qualifications and return to a She says she is delighted to have medical practice. joined the community and is looking Dr Glover previously worked at forward to working with local patients Leamington and earlier opened the in the coming years. Waikato Sport and Exercise Medicine ‘‘I live about 20 minutes away and Clinic in Hamilton. my children attend Ohaupo School. I She is replacing Bala Newton in Te was already familiar with the local area Awamutu and all patients that were as the girls play netball here and enjoy registered with Dr Newton have been the events centre, especially the swim- automatically transferred to Dr Glover. ming pools.’’ For further details or enquiries Dr Glover initially trained in Eng- please contact Te Awamutu Medical land graduated in 1988. Centre (ph 872 0300). She came to New Zealand in 1995 and married former New Zealand cricketer TC070910DT01 John Parker. RIGHT: Dr Alison Glover. Testing times for clinic staff, patients

BY CATHY ASPLIN ‘‘Dr Sakkie Fourie joined the can take a very long time especi- alty area has also been caused the practice to close it’s practice at the beginning of the ally if they are coming in from overwhelmed with patients want- books in the meantime. Te Awamutu Medical Centre year and may be already known to overseas. ing to be seen. ‘‘This was a very difficult practice manager Sue Bluett says some patients, while Dr Alison ‘‘This is a national problem ‘‘We have had to strictly triage decision for the practice to make, a variety of factors have impacted Glover has taken over Dr Bala and one that will not be resolved some patients arriving in this but it is keeping a waiting list for heavily on staff and the patients Newton’s patients. in the short term.’’ area and have send those not those wishing to enrol when the during the past few months. ‘‘We are also delighted to She says seasonal influenza registered to us, or those whose books are reopened. These include staffing short- announce that Dr Henk and the usual winter ailments condition is not urgent, onto their ‘‘Te Awamutu Medical Centre ages, seasonal sickness and an Kroesbergen is to join us before have also kept the Te Awamutu own doctor or to Anglesea Emer- appreciates that all these issues overloaded casualty department. the end of this year. Medical Centre very busy. gency Clinic in Hamilton. may have caused difficulties for ‘‘We have been down by one ‘‘Dr Kroesbergen is a ‘‘Patients will have found it ‘‘This area is for our registered some patients over the last few general practitioner following Dr Norwegian doctor currently difficult to get appointments with patients who have a medical emer- months and apologises for any Laura Schusters departure in working in Amsterdam. He will their usual doctor during this gency that needs to be dealt with inconvenience or upset this has April. bring his wife and two children period. on the day and who are unable to caused. ‘‘ We are also hoping to recruit with him when they relocate.’’ ‘‘The resultant shortage of get an appointment with their ‘‘We would like to acknowledge a part time locum to assist with She says recruiting general appointments with our general own doctor.’’ the patience of our patients dur- our high patient load. practitioners is very difficult and practitioners has meant our casu- She says these issues have ing this time.’’ $AVE ON FISHER & PAYKEL

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BY CATHY ASPLIN were rewarded at the 2010 NIWA Waikato Science Fair with top prize in the Year 7/8 Material World Sarah Graham (right) didn’t like to see her seven- section. year-old dog Sally turned out of the house on cold She also received two special prizes - the New winter nights. Zealand Institute of Chemistry Junior Award and So the Te Awamutu Intermediate student set the Hills Laboratory Trophy. She collected $200 for about finding out the best way to provide her dog the Best Material World entry and $60 for each with a warm ‘home’. special prize. Her Science Fair entry entitled ‘Hot Dog - It’s An LIGHTING UP Insulated Sensation’ investigated the best way to Te Awamutu’s Fraser Crossan (below) also insulate a dog kennel. collected a section win and special prizes. ‘‘Most of the kennels available are plastic or His entry ‘The Magic Carpet’ was first in the unlined wood so they’re not very warm at night. Inventions and Technical Innovations section. ‘‘I decided to try four different linings - card- The Year 10 St John’s College student collected a board/newspaper, wool carpet, Pink Batts/building special prize from the Institute of Professional paper and Autex composition. These were put into Engineers for his outstanding exhibit and the Wel four boxes to represent the kennels and I used a hot Energy Trust Trophy for Best Technological water bottle to simulate the heat of a dog.’’ Exhibit. Her testing concluded that the Pink Batts and Fraser’s floor lighting system has a variety of building paper was the most effective. practical applications and he carried out market Her efforts to find a warm solution for her dog research to see where it could be implemented.

TC070910CA04 TE AWAMUTU Intermediate pupil Sarah Graham with her beloved (and now warmer) dog Sally.

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Is it because, like breathing, we think without Women’s Centre. group receives their monthly journal and The espresso machine hissed and gurgled in conscious awareness of the process? Does that As a result, a public meeting was held, can enter Rotorua’s in-house and open the background. Fanny’s eyes widened. sound a bit “out there?” attracting 25 local residents. competitions. “He’s bald.” Whatever Te Awamutu Grey Power members The enthusiasm was so evident that a Writing for members of Te Awamutu “Don’t mind,” said Susan, flicking her may have originally thought of the topic, after permanent writing group was formed. Creative Writing Group is a happy pastime hair off her shoulders. “He sounded cul- David Lewis’ entertaining but provocative pre- Meetings were held behind the Women’s with many shared laughs and comic tured, you know, and I bet he’s loaded.” sentation to their August meeting, they all went Centre and there, with pad, pen and lots of moments. The man searched the tables bordering away with a new perspective on the thinking imagination, the creativity began. New members are always welcome. the window. His face had more wrinkles process reports Alistair Kerr. Marewa Glover provided encouragement For more information phone Marcia than Susan’s crumpled serviette. Mr Lewis showed how the thinking process is and Te Awamutu Writing Group was Barker on 871 6259 or Anne Leyden on 872 “You didn’t know he was the oldest man rather like that of breathing, in that how we do it is formed. 7761. on earth” said Fanny, grinning. Susan directly related to our emotional state. Like There have been several venue changes Creative Writing Group member Robyn picked nervously at her biscotti. breathing, we never stop thinking. In fact we rarely and these days the group meets once a Nightingale wrote the following piece: Fanny burst out laughing. “And that he ever stop to consider the action of thought. month at Rosetown Counselling Centre. ‘The rich aroma of roasted beans warmed has cauliflower ears?” Yet, studies show that we begin to think in the Members have written poetry, short the morning air. From her window seat, Susan’s spoon clattered across the womb. stories, articles, novels and anything else Susan heard the cluck of plastic lids terracotta tiles. She crawled under the table That process is enhanced until we begin school they can think of. Books of short stories have connecting with takeout paper cups, sealing to retrieve it. Fanny caught the man’s when it becomes more analytical. It becomes even been published, by writers past and present. early bird purchases and swift departures. attention. He approached her. “Hi. Susan?” more complex when we apply it in the work Writing workshops have been enjoyed — She turned towards the door and then Before Fanny could reply, Susan had disap- situation organised by Wanda Barker, Gayleen quickly back to Fanny, who was sitting at peared.’ Much of the stress in our life comes from our thoughts. For example, if you have an argument, you often reflect on what you said or didn’t say. These thoughts then set off your feelings and change your emotions. Your thoughts can even outrun your natural common sense. Mr Lewis gave the example of a wife at home while her husband was out late at a regularly-attended meeting. Naturally her thinking ran along the “Is he all right?” lines and her worries surfaced until he returned at the expected hour, when common sense re-asserted itself. The thought process can sometimes lead to unwise actions. Mr Lewis gave another example of this. A driver sees that his car is overheating. Emotion overcomes logic and he speeds up to get TE AWAMUTUAWAMUTU there sooner. Of course, the car gets too hot and seizes up. Had he been able to quell his “panic” thoughts and use his “logical” thought he would have pulled over and sought help. So many problems emerge when people use the power of thought in the negative sense. But if you can calm yourself, then you can think rationally. This address was a very worthwhile experience, in that it offered the listeners a chance to consider a process which, though usually unconscious, is just HOME as important to us as is breathing. The other speaker, councillor Michael Cox, spoke on the District Council’s proposal to build a museum/theatre complex. He emphasised that, at his stage that is exactly what it is — a proposal. He pointed out, though that it is not a new idea, in that it has been in the Long Term Plan for 10 years. You can judge for yourself what our candidates EXPO think if you attend the Grey Power Political Forum from 1.30pm at Waipa Workingmen’s Club on Tuesday, September 21. This meeting is open to all members of the community. Attendees will have a chance to hear IS ON THIS WEEKEND!!! and question the candidates. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

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Waikato Police are alarmed the officer over the brow of a at 181km/h about 10.30pm. arrested and charged with about the apparent disregard hill which has an 85km/h ‘‘The driver’s speed reckless driving, failing to ...coming this friday... for the law and public safety speed advisory. The driver had increased to 188km/h as he stop, excess breath alcohol and displayed by three drivers appeared in court the day went past,’’ Mr Penno says. driving while disqualified.’’ caught driving between before on a charge of ‘unneces- The pursuit was abandoned The next day an officer 150-190km/h over the week- sary exhibition of speed’ and when the driver was recorded encountered another speeding end. was in complete denial that he travelling at 170km/h in Mitsubishi, this time on SH26 Acting Waikato Road could would crash. He said he Huntly’s 70km speed zone. between Hamilton and Mor- Policing manager, Senior Ser- was out testing his car because ‘‘A Police patrol discovered rinsville about 6.40pm. geant Jeff Penno, said in the it had a fault. He was charged the car crashed on SH1 at the ‘‘The car was recorded first incident an 18-year-old with dangerous driving.’’ intersection of Huntly’s Tainui travelling at 173km/h in an engineer was driving his In the next incident a Police Bridge Road. The driver, a 80km/h speed zone, when Nissan car up Chinaman’s Hill officer could scarcely believe 20-year-old disqualified Roto- stopped the male driver told SH3 on Hamilton’s southern what his radar was telling him rua man was found in a nearby the officer he was ‘just show- outskirts when his speed was when it locked on to a property a short time later and ing off’. The 24-year-old was recorded at 152km/h. Mitsubishi Legnum travelling when breath tested returned a charged with operating a ‘‘The car was approaching south towards Huntly on SH1 result of 626mgms. He was vehicle in exhibition of speed.’’ TE AWAMUTU

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22 ROGERS PLACE, TE AWAMUTU PHONE 871 6879 - FAX 871 6874 7685235AA 10 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2010 Creditable showing Let's celebrate Inzone brings career by bridge members info to students Te Awamutu Bridge Club members gained placings in the morning and afternoon sessions of the recent Intermediate Tournament hosted in town. Spring Host club players Anne Bovet and partner Marie Berry took honours for the best Te Awamutu pair. The Waikato/Bays Area Pairs played over six sessions during the year and hosted by six different clubs within the area, saw Te Awamutu players Paul Hobbs and partner John Barry take a creditable third place overall. The ‘Fred Johnstone’ pairs recently played at the Te Awamutu Bridge Club saw a win by the narrowest of margins when Tony Fry and partner Bruce Owen squeaked in to take the honours by .01%. The Richard Knight/Anne Williamson partnership took second place with the Sheila Lister/Paul Hobbs partnership in third spot. The handicap winners were the Richard Knight/Anne Williamson partnership. TC070910SP10 Club results: IMPRESSIVE Inzone Bus will be at Otorohanga College tomorrow evening Tuesday, N/S: T Morrison/B Johnson 1=, M and Thursday. Olson/O Fallwell 1=, M Smith/B Sloan 3. E/W: F Martin/C Carey 1, J Anderton/E Dowthwaite 2, H The Inzone Careers Unit comes to Inzone designed and built a pro- Campbell/A Haywood 3. Otorohanga College this Thursday — prietary Mobile Careers Unit — an Wednesday, Gross, N/S: A Bovet/P Hobbs 1, B but members of the public are impressive bus with expanding Mandeno/B Owen 2, M Smith/B Sloan 3. E/W: J invited to attend a evening session sidewalls, external plasma screens, Barry/R Knight 1, A Fry/B Crombie 2, A William- tomorrow which runs from 5.30 until interactive internal large screens son/B Bourne 3. Handicap, N/S: B Mandeno/B 8.30. and a host of other features. Owen 1, A Bovet/P Hobbs 2, M Smith/B Sloan 3. Inzone has been working with While the bus is spectacular, the E/W: J Barry/R Knight 1, A Fry/B Crombie 2, A schools since 2003 to help students real intent is to showcase a wide Williamson/B Bourne 3. strive for personal success in their range of career training facilities, Friday, Gross, N/S: E Moorby/B Cox 1, S Lister/ lives. people in industries and successful P Hobbs 2, A Fry/B Owen 3. E/W: M Smith/J Over this period Inzone has stead- companies on the pods inside the Winter 1, M Firth/A McGregor 2, R Symonds/J ily focused on careers, realising that unit, to offer real scope to students Walmsley 3. Handicap N/S: E Moorby/B Cox 1, A one of the most challenging aspects and illustrate a way forward in life. Lovely bright summer Fry/B Owen 2, R Knight/A Williamson 3. for students is the transition from Throughout 2009-2010 the schools E/W: R Symonds/J Walmsley 1, M Firth/A school into industry. tour sees the Careers Unit hosting stock arriving daily McGregor 2, M Smith/J Winter 3. To help address these issues, over 40,000 students. Prisoners on way to creating new careers in catering

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A/H John Hare (027) 442Corner 7856 • ChurchillAllan Paterson & Mahoe (027) 442 St •7853 TE AWAMUTU• Stu Tervit (027) • Phone 482 7856(07) 871 5143 A/hrs:www.teawamutumitsubishi.co.nz Stu Tervit (07) 871 4700, 0274 827 856 • John Hare (07) 871 3794, 0274 427 856 • Allan Paterson (07) 871 3956, 0274 427 853 • Email: [email protected] TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2010 11 Charity challenges sporting prowess of TA residents

Sporty Te Awamutu locals are being encouraged to start training now to challenge teams from the Variety Mini Bash in a friendly sports tournament on Sunday, September 19. ‘‘Teams of up to seven will compete against each other on a special McDonald’s inflatable soccer pitch, in rippa rugby and touch rugby in the fun Variety Mini Bash Com- munity Challenge,’’ says Lorraine Taylor, CEO of Variety — The Children’s Charity. ‘‘Many of the Variety Mini Bash team members are sporty and all 7681988AA of them competitive so we know it will be a tight competition,’’ she TC070910SP11 says. THE Variety Mini Bash will bring a range of quirky and crazy fun vehicles to ‘‘The Community Te Awamutu as part of its convoy. Challenge is being run in conjunction with the Lorraine Taylor says ment can’t or won’t fill Variety Mini Bash Waipa District Council that the mission of the through a series of teams will arrive in and Te Awamutu Sports Variety Mini Bash is to grants, and is often a time for the finals at Club.’’ distribute grants to New last hope for funding for 11.30am, after helping A shorter but equally Zealand children, as families. with a community pro- exciting version of well as bring magic and Variety is currently ject at Te Awamutu Variety’s signature fun to the schools and celebrating its 20th Plunket. event, the Variety Bash, communities it visits, anniversary in New Spectators are the Variety Mini Bash is and this Community Zealand and has distri- encouraged to come a long weekend take on Challenge is a great buted over $11.7 Million along and see the Vari- the main Bash. This example of this. in grants to Kiwi kids in ety cars, fire engines year’s event will see a While Variety is the that time. and other quirky convoy of around 25 ‘fun way to help Kiwi Teams should arrive vehicles. crazy Bash vehicles and kids’ there is a very at the Te Awamutu For more informa- support cars travel from serious side to its work Sports Club from 10am tion on the 2010 Variety Papakura to Te Awa- — it aims to plug the to register and the Mini Bash (September mutu via Port Waikato, gaps that other organ- tournament will kick off 17-19), see the website Raglan and Waitomo. isations or the Govern- at 10.30am. www.variety.org.nz. YOUR LETTERS Time to determine identity, cut cloth

I give up — I was a naughty Meanwhile, I’ll enjoy the vil- match up with, townwise, if you anti, but I’m sure we are going to lage green, which has had big say L and P bottle, balloons over have a museum/theatre com- car events, wine and cheese, the lake, fish, Kiwihouse, sheep plex no matter what. gypsy gatherings and our own running etc. If the rumour is true that Light party on October 31, and Te Awamutu has been built (AS TRADED) Tainui is going to give the first I’m told a farmers Market will on the backs of Fonterra, $5 Million, then the rest is all be there some evenings in Sep- Waikeria and Tokanui and history. tember, so it’s all good. that’s our history too. Yes, I was anti the Mutu Few people seem aware The I’m proud to have been born 1999 Holden Rodeo LX 2.8 Turbo Diesel Street bridge and see how it has Woolshed failed as a project and and lived in Te Awamutu, I just opened up the west end of the was taken over by the Council wish we knew who we really Trusty Diesel Rodeo, plenty of power, space for the town! and rumour has it they will pull were. family or staff Yes, I was anti the Events it down for parking. Anyone cultural enough to Centre, but I have used it more Having been associated with pay for the proposed complex often than any other letter Little Theatre since the 1960s, I will have my backing for sure, $10,600 writer I know of, despite its have been so proud of most of but I don’t think I can speak for frequent closures, breakdowns, the locally produced plays that all ratepayers. failure to run to capacity use or only lacked an audience of any And as for history, my Asian to be paid off yet. numbers. friends with 5000 years of it I’m now told the Cambridge What about a survey of those wonder what we are on about. Ingham Te Awamutu Library wasn’t built big enough who have ever been to a local I see that Morrinsville has a 133 Arawata St, Te Awamutu • Ph 07 871 5630 for that town, so could this mean production, or those who know new museum being built at cost www.inghammotorgroup.com more, bigger buildings there where the camping ground is of $1 Million — with $995,000 in Trevor Hose: 021 298 4271 a/h 07 872 1770 too, courtesy of Waipa rate- now? funds raised already. Mike Gibson: 027 574 6253 a/h 07 873 6563 payers? Most people know who to DOREEN KELLY 7688283AA 7681071AA 12 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2010 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2010 13

CATERING FOR THE NEEDS OF TE AWAMUTU SENIOR CITIZENS FREEMAN COU R T GALA DAY 7684342AA • Snooker • Pool • SKY TV Te Awamutu District CARPET CLEAN AND • Darts • Cards • Indoor bowls Memorial RSA (Inc) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 - 9.00AM START • Monthly Socials • 18 gaming machines 381 ALEXANDRA STREET • A modern well priced bar with FLOOR SANDING comfortable surrounding and a wide range of non-alcoholic drinks SERVICES • Courtesy Van - available Wednesday Great range of goods avai lable at annual gala day to Monday RESTAURANT OPEN FOR DINNER Do you need a good old to have some very talented • FLOORS PROFESSIONALLY PREPARED fashioned oven mitt to protect people preparing items this THURSDAY TO MONDAY BY YOUR LOCAL FLOOR SANDERS JIM AND MARK LUNCH FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY your hands? year, as there are fewer num- 7684405AA Perhaps you are looking for bers in the group. • TOTAL PREPARATION OF NEW AND OLD FLOORS Our welfare ofﬁ cer Ray Morrissey is available some hand knitted baby gar- Gift baskets are also very for advice to members of the RSA when required. Membership is open to Returned ments at a very reasonable popular as Christmas gifts and • FULL PREPARATION OF POLISHED/EXPOSED CONCRETE Service Personnel, Service Personnel, price? the residents create them dur- Women’s Section, (spouse of above), Maybe you’re a fan of pickles ing the year as corporate gifts Associate members or relishes but want some tra- for a number of clients. LOCALLY OWNED – SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Please contact Bill Lyford, phone 871 3707 ditional, homemade varieties? Rafﬂ es this year include a Secretary/Manager for further details If so, check out this week- $100 note, dinner for two, Ph 871 7372 or Jim 021 278 4389 7684369AA end’s gala at Freeman Court. grocery hamper and fruit and The small craft group has vegetable packs. been working hard to prepare A sausage sizzle will be a huge range of items for the staged again, while hot chips Te Awamutu RETAIL event. etc will be available. The group uses a range of The Freeman Court Gala crafts, some donated items Day kicks off at 9am on Sat- Medical Centre WHOLESALEWHOLESALE and loads of clever ideas to urday and will run until around create saleable goods for the 12 noon. popular gala. MAJOR FUNDRAISER Phone 872 0300 HOMEKILLS The process of creating the The day raises vital funds range also provides them with for the operation of Freeman • DOCTORS CONSULTATIONS COMPETITIVE RATES plenty of interesting activities. Court. Your choice of eight experienced G.P’s GARDENERS Spence Gatton and Doone McNeil get plants ready for sale. TEMPTING GOODIES “We don’t receive any gov- Monday - Friday 8.30am - 4.00pm PProudroud longlong time time supplier supplier to to Amongst the goodies cre- ernment funding, so to carry Some Dr’s have designated late nights until 5.30pm Freeman CourtCourt ated in the kitchen are a range on with the craft work and KNITTERS Rhoda Langmuir, Bid Mills, Daphne Branch, Elizabeth Piekar- Contact our receptionists for information of jams, pickles, relishes, pick- provide items or outings for ski and Agnus Read with some of their creations. led onions and sauces. the residents we need to raise • CASUALTY DEPARTMENT There is also a range of bak- funds every year.’’ To cover the emergency needs of our registered patients ing, including sweets. Mrs Lyford is hoping they Monday - Thursday 8.30am - 5.30pm Contact Deane or Mike • Hours 6am to 4pm “We use many of the favour- can raise at least $5000 at this Friday 8.30am - 5.00pm FOR ALL YOUR MEAT REQUIREMENTS ite old recipes.’’ year’s gala day so they can

7684426AA Other articles created this continue to enrich the lives of Visit us for all your year include Kiwiana bottle the residents. bags, toys and clothes, dolls, Over recent years additions family healthcare needs! THE MEAT FACTORY crocheted blankets, embroi- for the home that have been dered bags, tissue box hold- bought with the proceeds of 220 Bank Street, Te Awamutu 29 Lyon Street, Kihikihi. Phone 871 6390 ers, casserole carriers, oven the fair have included a televi- Phone 872 0300 gloves, soaps, blankets and sion, TV aerial, deep freeze, 7684413AA covered coat hangers. DVD-video recorder, lounge Plants, produce and bric-a- suite, drapes, bedspreads, brac are also popular items chairs, hairdryers, computer, available at the gala. barbecue, table and chairs. Your friendly Gift baskets are beautifully Money has also helped with Freeman presented and can be created outings for residents. using a number of the bottled For further details about local pharmacist specialities, as well as choco- this weekend’s gala day con- lates, crackers and cheese. tact Freeman Court (ph 871 FREEMAN Court residents Maimie Crook (left) and Daphne Branch bottle Diversional therapist Erin 5260 or call in to 387 Roche COURT pickles, relishes and jams for the gala day. Freeman Lyford says they are fortunate Street). Congratulations SEWERS Doone McNeil and Nell Krielen get items made for the gala. Court on the special care and An extension of home for the independent elderly service you give the eldery. We A wonderful community asset for 40 years UNDERSTANDING YOUR BUSINESS are proud to be involved.

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BY COLIN THORSEN strategy.’’ Both her and Jayden’s game Reputations meant nothing to has come along in leaps and young Jayden Matchitt and Jane bounds — their tournament Davies in Te Awamutu YMI Bad- results are proof of that. minton Club’s annual open mixed ‘‘We’re happy with what we doubles tournament. achieved in this tournament — all The College students entered the other players we met were the D grade but found themselves vastly more experienced. playing the majority of their ‘‘Hopefully Jayden and I can matches against C graders. continue to achieve good results Undaunted by the prospect, the in future tournaments. teenage pairing not only finished ‘‘I’m keen to get better and runners-up in the D grade, they eventual get into A grade, to play caused a boilover beating C at a level where you can hardly graders Eddie Yates and Louise see the shuttle it moves so fast.’’ Reid of East Coast Bays 14-21, The tried and true Te Awa- 23-21, 21-17. mutu combination of Jonathon Matchitt and Davies also took Walker and Gail Fordham won Te Awamutu C graders Mike the B grade title in emphatic Chum and Linda Leijen to three fashion, going through six games, losing 15-21, 21-18, 11-21. matches unbeaten. Their only loss in the D grade The only opposition to take was to the title winning team of them to three games were their Te James Fagg and Anastasia Bostan Awamutu club-mates Glen (East Coast Bays) 21-16, 19-21, McFarlane and Susanne Paalvast, 17-21. 21-17, 10-21, 21-18. Matchitt has been a member of McFarlane and Paalvast fin- of Te Awamutu YMI Badminton ished runners-up with five wins Club for four years. He has been and one loss. junior boys’ club champion the Past B grade tournament win- past two years. ner Barbara Petersen (Te Awa- He says it is a great sport to mutu), now playing competitively play either socially or competi- again after a break from the sport, tively. recorded three wins and three Davies enjoys playing badmin- losses with her East Coast Bays ton because of its fun factor. partner Fabian Max. ‘‘It’s just an all round good The C grade was won by East sport that you can laugh at your- Coast Bays’ Peter Squires and self in and have a good time,’’ she Wendy Browne. They went says. through seven matches unbeaten. ‘‘Our club caters for all ages Te Awamutu’s Stuart Morgan and the likes of coach Paul and Vaine Nicholson were Hudson help you develop your runners-up with six wins and one skill, co-ordination and self con- TC070910CA05 loss. Their only loss was to fidence.’’ RISING STARS: School mates Jayden Matchitt and Jane Davies exceeded expectations upsetting higher Squires and Browne 21-23, 17-21. Davies says ‘‘when you get to graded opponents in Te Awamutu YMI Badminton Club’s open mixed doubles tournament. Club spokesperson, Paul play badminton more competi- Hudson says generous sponsor- tively, it’s no longer the slow work (when playing doubles and She started playing at the end ‘‘I now understand the game a ship from local businesses helped paced backyard sort of game. It’s mixed doubles) and communica- of her primary school days and is lot more, realising it’s not just make the tournament such a war, involving sprinting, team- tion.’’ hooked on the sport. skill or luck but technique and resounding success. 7687125AA INTEREST Be the first to try our new release Charminer 2009 OVER Waikato’s favourite wine! % 12 MONTHS* 0We’ve put together a great ﬁ nance deal visit the team at Vilagrad Winery at the Hamilton Homeshow stand 100, on one of our hardest working farm quads, try it at the home show! the 2010 KingQuad 400 Manual 4WD.

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BY CATHY ASPLIN Auckland, North to topple Harbour and North- Te Awamutu Col- land in their quest for lege Under 14A players the title. Bailey Oliedam and WAIKATO REPS Auckland Zak Gibson capped David Paul strong seasons making Mahutonga, Sam BY COLIN THORSEN the U14 Harlequins Walters and Wade black team for this McLean have made the Andrew Bailey is year’s Waikato quad- Waikato Under 16 side hoping it’s a case of rangular tournament. co-coached by former third time lucky for The games will be Mooloo man Deon Waikato at the New played over a week Muir. Zealand Barbarians starting at 11am on Waikato made a Under-85kg rugby Sunday, September 12 positive start to their tournament in Auck- in Te Awamutu. campaign, beating land, starting Satur- The team then has Manawatu 18-10 and day. games on September 15 King Country 74-5. ‘‘We were the only at Putaruru and Sep- There are two team to beat the cham- tember 19 at Matamata. remaining games pion Auckland sides of From this tourna- before the semi-finals KAHU WETERE JOSHUA REYNOLDS RYAN O’NEIL 2008 and 2009, both ment, players will be and final scheduled for times in the round- selected to attend a Hamilton Marist — robin stage. training camp. Northland on Septem- ‘‘Auckland turned- Both U14 and U15 ber 11 at Whangarei the-tables, beating us squads will be picked and Counties Manukau in the final two years from the camp to play a at Waikato Stadium on ago and we had to settle one-off game against September 16. for third last year after Bay of Plenty on Octo- Te Awamutu’s Hugh losing to North ber3atHinuera. Blake and Jesse Harbour in the semis.’’ ROLLER MILLS Dodunski, both mem- The Waikato U85kg ANDREW BAILEY Three local players bers of the World team of 2008 had are in this year’s Wai- schools’ winning Ham- trounced the hosts Auckland 37-10, but the blue kato Roller Mills ilton Boys’ High School and whites weren’t about to lose twice to the squad. 1st XV, have made the Mooloos — and in a hard fought final encounter Gwynne Shield cap- Paul Williams’ coached prevailed 12-9. tain Josh Reynolds has Waikato Under 18 side All Waikato’s finals points came from the boot also been captaining to contest the Northern of Te Awamutu Sports Senior A’s first-five Waylon the Roller Mills team in Region tournament. Tangohau, who was selected in the NZ Barbarians successful warm up The ‘red, yellow and U85kg team to tour Australia three years ago. matches against Auck- blacks’ have a six game Bailey earned a Waikato trial this season after land West (10-5) and programme, playing playing a starring role at first five-eighth for the King Country (56-0). Auckland B (Septem- fourth placed Te Awamutu Sports U85kg team in Reynolds, prop ber 11) at Colin Maiden the Waikato competition. Kahu Wetere and half- Park; North Harbour He gets to play in his preferred fullback role for back Ryan O’Neill will (September 18) at St Waikato, while also offering cover as a wing. contest the Northern Paul’s Collegiate; Bay The Mooloomen have had two games leading Roller Mills tourna- of Plenty (September into the tournament, kicking off at College Rifles ment during the school 22) at Mount Maunga- Rugby Club on Saturday, losing 15-13 to North holidays (September 26 nui; Northland (Sep- Harbour U85kg Development in Hamilton and beat — October 7) in Cam- tember 25) at St Paul’s North Harbour A 20-16 in Albany. bridge. Collegiate; Auckland A Waikato have been drawn to play Auckland, Waikato will come (October 2) at St Paul’s North Harbour and Thames Valley B at the up against teams from Collegiate and weekend, followed by Counties on September 18 King Country, Thames Counties Manukau TC070910CA02 (venue to be confirmed) and Auckland in the Valley, Bay of Plenty, (October 6) at Wesley TE AWAMUTU College U14A player Bailey Oliedam (right) evades a Queen City on September 25. Counties-Manukau, College. Matamata player backed up by team mate Zak Gibson.

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7673939AA September 22 Deaths sold under the licence Sale of Liquor Cover Up, if you have COLOSTRUM FLAY at 7.30pm are: Monday to Sun- Act 1989 some spare, please drop it AND surplus milk Vehicles Wanted Andrew. day from 8.00am to Ohaupo Rugby & in at the Te Awamutu required, prompt pick at the Club Rooms up. Please phone Nick on Andrew loved his 11.00pm. Sports Club Inc Courier Office, 336 football and for many Alexandra Street. (07) 878-3168 or (027) Get that car outa there! WANTED years, worked hard as • Presidents Report The application may has made applica- 243-1333. a manager, coach and be inspected during tion to the District DEAD OR ALIVE the "Best Referee". He • Financial Report ordinary ofﬁ ce hours Licensing Agency at Grazing Hiace, Hylux, Corolla, will be sadly missed. LOCALLY OWNEDOWNED • General Business at the ofﬁ ce of the Te Awamutu for the Landcruiser, Liteace, Love and strength to Waipa District Coun- & OPERATEDOPERATED Townace, Trucks, Kathy, Ivan, Hamish, renewal of a Club cil, District Licensing Phone 870-2200 Nissan Van and Utes. Bernie and Callum, Licence in respect 6136317AA Agency, Bank Street, Te Awamutu or from the Ranstead of the premises situ- From $200 to $5000. Family and Pirongia Te Awamutu/Wilson (0800) CAR DUMP Same day pickup. Football Club. Street, Cambridge. ated at 13 Forkert CROPPING LAND WANTED Road, Ohaupo and Phone (0800) 332-467 Any person who is We require cropping land to lease - In Memoriam known as Ohaupo entitled to object and Terms to suit KAIHE who wishes to object Rugby & Sports Vehicles Wanted Hilda. Club. Work with a company that offers:

to the grant of appli- 7688372AA The Kaihe Whanau » A strong track record of improving the would like to invite Te Awamutu cation may, not later The general nature of you to a day of than 10 working days the business conduct- land we farm remembrance for their College Netball after the date of the ed (or to be conduct- » Competitive rental and prompt payment mother, grandmother, ﬁ rst publication of no- ed) under the licence » Reliablility and great-great ANNUAL GENERAL tice, of the application is Sports Club. grandmother. MEETING in a newspaper in ac- The days on which Please phone (027) 487-4925 (07) 872-0000 On September 11, 2010 cordance with the Act at the Pirongia Monday, September 13 and the hours dur- Cemetery. Bring your ﬁ le a notice in writing ing which liquor is waiata, haka, poems 7.00pm of the objection with (or is intended to Stock Auctions and thoughts to share To be held in the staffroom The Secretary of the be) sold under the

with the whanau. 7688390AA Te Awamutu College District Licensing licence are: Janu- "Life is eternal; New members most Agency, at Waipa Dis- ary 1st to September and love is immortal; welcome trict Council, Private 30 - Mon to Thurs and death is only a Bag 2402, Te Awamu- 6.00pm to 11.00pm, horizon; and a horizon Any enquiries, please tu 3840. Friday 5.00pm to 12 is nothing save the phone 871-3947 TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE limit of our sight." This is the second midnight, Saturday - Rossiter W. Raymond. publication of this and Public holidays Thursday, September 9, 11.00am start 11.00am to 1.00am Contact Audrey (027) notice. 7688466AA 500-3024. (following day), Location:Te Awamutu Saleyards Sunday 11.00am to Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Church Services 8.00pm, October 1st to December 31 - Sale Comprising: Move Of God Tuesday to Thursday 11.00am Prime & Boners 6.00pm to 11.00pm, 10 Fat Cattle Ministries Saturday and Pub- 100 Boners "HEALING MEETINGS" lic holidays 11.00am Wednesdays and ALL MEDIA to 1.00am (following Store Cattle Thursdays, day). 10 2 yr str & heifers 8.30pm, at Scout Hall ART EXHIBITION

7682354AA The application may 30 ylg beef x strs & heifers 7690952AA All Welcome be inspected during 30 Wnr beef x strs & heifers 632 632Victoria Victoria Street, Street Hamilton ordinary ofﬁ ce hours 3028572AA 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves Lost and Found near Bonhams at the ofﬁ ce of the Waipa District Coun- 700 Four day calves FOUND - tabby and white cil, District Licensing 20 Prime Lambs cat, found Herbert Street, 4–12 September, 10am–4pm Agency, Bank Street, 30 Store Lambs Kihikihi area, wearing Opening 3 September 5.30–7.30pm black collar with cats Te Awamutu/Wilson 12.00 Dairies (Note change of start time) eyes on it. Please phone Street, Cambridge. 20 High BW empty cows SPCA, 871-5222. Any person who is 50 I/C Budget cows Personal entitled to object and 50 I/C heifers FREE ENTRY who wishes to object PHONE James Parlane, to the grant of appli- A/C Client Solicitor, 870-4991. Waikato Society of Arts cation may, not later 20 I/C Fries Fries X VOTE James Parlane for than 10 working days Cows fully recorded

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N Discover CRUISING N.Z fi rst publication of © © notice, of the applica- 15 I/C Fries Fries X Heifers fully recorded e for FREE tion in a newspaper Please note calf sales also Do you require w Captain Brian Appleby from Affi nity Cruises in accordance with Monday September 13 invites hear about the Act fi le a notice newsprint paper? C you to cruising in writing of the ob- We sell roll ends in parts of New Zealand few people visit: jection with The Sec-

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CINEMA SCENE Tomorrow When the War Began

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Talented ensembles here Sunday CLASSIC CINEMA: EXCELLENT. EVERYONE SHOULD BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S HAVE TO SEE THIS FILM, NO DOUBT Te Awamutu Music alongside fellow Hillary James Tennant, with jing International Cello TUE & WED 6.10, SAT 4.35, ABOUT THAT. Federation is proud to Scholar Yingte Liu on clarinetist Richard Competition, to take present two outstanding clarinet and Sarah Lee Foreman, in 1995. place in October this SUN 3.30 BENEATH HILL 60 M ensembles of talented on cello. The Piano Quartet is year. The pair are also TUE 7.50, WED 10.00 & 7.50, young musicians this Their programme Rafaella Garlick-Grice Hillary scholars. DIGITAL SPECIAL THU 5.40 & 8.00, Sunday. includes whole or on piano, Adam Maha The two groups are 3D CINEMA EVENT The concert takes excerpts of Beethoven’s on violin, Sebastian preparing for is the FRI 10.00, 5.40 & 8.00, place at Te Awamutu’s Clarinet Trio Op 11, Lowe on viola and Royal Overseas League 3D PIRANHA R18 SAT 12.55 & 5.15, Waipa District Council Brahms’ Clarinet Trio Santiago Canon Valen- International Scholar- THU & FRI 8.20, SAT 7.25, SUN 6.20 SUN 11.50 & 4.10 Chambers at 2.30pm and in A minor Op 114 and cia on cello. ship competition, which features a Clarinet Trio Psathas’ Three Island They are playing is open to the top cham- and Piano Quartet. Songs — in the original movements from ber groups from all the A truly wonderful, engaging GIRL WHO PLAYED Our own Gabrielle version for clarinet, Beethoven’s Piano New Zealand universi- and affecting story. This superb, WITH FIRE R16 Peake, a Hillary Scholar cello and piano, which Quartet in C major ties. THU & FRI 7.40, SAT 7.20 and 2008 Lili Kraus was composed for WoO37, Brahms’ Piano It was won last year tremendously powerful and bold Scholar, plays piano Katherine Austin and Quartet in C minor, by Waikato University’s tale bristles. One of the most FINAL SUN 6.15 Scherzo from Faure´’s Leonari Trio, which has celebrated and inspiring French 7680533AA Piano Quartet in G just been touring in the films of this decade. It’s a cinema minor and Anthony UK where they received IT’S UP THERE WITH QUANTUM Ritchie’s Piano Quartet. standing ovations for experience not to be missed. “This OF SOLACE AND CASINO ink)(exhilarating their concerts in St is a terrific film, go see it.” Dom. ROYALE ALTHOUGH SOME SAY work!) Martin-in-the-Fields WELCOME M IT’S BETTER. Garlick-Grice has and St James Piccadilly, just completed concerto as well as for their sev- TUE 5.45 & 7.55, SALT M Wed 8th 5.30pm Membership draw tour with Opus Cham- eral concerts in the WED 10.10, 5.45 & 7.55, TUE & WED 8.20, Thu 9th 1.00pm Women Section Monthly meeting ber Orchestra, is the Edinburgh Festival. SAT 5.10, SUN 4.05 THU & FRI 5.50 & 7.50, ITM Cup NPC - Picks in by 7.00pm winner of this year’s Pianist Garlick- SAT 3.15 & 7.35, 5.30pm Restaurant open UoW Concerto Competi- Grice was in the win- tion and a 2010 Lili ning Royal Overseas GOING THE DISTANCE R16 SUN 2.10 & 6.30 Fri 10th 12noon to 2.00pm Restaurant open Kraus Scholar. League International TUE & WED 6.00 & 8.10, 5.30pm Rafﬂ es & Membership Draw Valencia has just Scholarship group in THU & FRI 6.20, SAT 5.25, 5.30pm Restaurant open It’s a simple yet amazing, been accepted in to Bei- 2008. SUN 4.20 7.00pm Live Band – “Chapter Two” beautiful, warm-hearted Sat 11th 12noon to 2.00pm Restaurant open and witty human story with 1.00pm Lucky Punter Thursday, We recommend this film for most a big heart about music, 5.30pm Restaurant open people 9-90. It has an important lifting you beyond life, told Sun 12th 1.00pm Club Open Sept. 9th, 9.45am underlying theme. with truth, love, compassion 5.30pm Restaurant open for roast dinner TOMORROW WHEN and joy and could be one of or a-la-carte menu THE WAR BEGAN M your favourite gems for this Venue: Te Awamutu Tanja Allen Mon 13th 12noon Restaurant open “Pot Luck Lunch” TUE 5.50 & 8.00, year. 5.30pm Rafﬂ es & Membership Draw Bible Chapel Everyday Massage WED 10.20, 5.50 & 8.00, THE CONCERT M 5.30pm Restaurant open Phone: Sally Shierlaw THU 6.00 & 8.10, TUE & WED 5.40, THU 5.30, Tues 14th 1.00pm 500 Card Club 870 2074 A gold coin donation FRI 10.20, 6.00 & 8.10, FRI 10.10 & 5.30, The Clubrooms are open to members invited guests Come along... we’d is appreciated to SAT 12.45, 2.55, 5.05 & 7.15, SAT 12.40 & 2.50,

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