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Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Hair-raising Briefl y down-to-earth for Children are letting their imaginations (and hairstyles) run wild to help raise money for Save the Children. celebrity wedding couple ‘Wild Hair Days’ have been held at Pukeatua, Bethel and Arohena schools with children creating whacky hair styles and donating a gold coin to the appeal. Other local schools including Te Awamutu Primary, Pirongia and Maihiihi will be having hair-raising fun for the Save the Children annual appeal week (October 8-14). Money collected will go to support the work of Save the Children NZ, which includes education projects for children in Indonesia, India, Laos, Nepal, Sudan and in the Pacifi c, as well as New Zealand based programmes. Transition talk Waikato West IHC stalwart Philip Grey of Te Awamutu says a meeting in town next Monday night is a must for parents or caregivers of people with intellectual disability moving from school to the workplace. Mr Grey, a former president WELCOME HOME: TV wedding couple Kelly and Kelly Heke cut their wedding cake back in Te Awamutu amidst scores of family, friends who has been a committee and well-wishers at Saturday night’s celebration at Marist Clubrooms. 282071AD member for 19 years and is retiring from the role, should By Dean Taylor and ‘the two Kellys’ becoming a mar- know. Life has returned briefl y to normal ried couple. “There will be four speakers, for celebrity wedding couple Kelly Everything was taken care of for including two from Disability and Kelly Heke of Te Awamutu. the couple, their bridal party and Support Link and Work and The winners of TV One’s ‘Good their family for the big event. Income - the meeting will be Morning’ wedding competition are ‘Kelly girl’ says the bridal party extremely valuable for anyone back at work this week after a hectic of Kelli Hawkins, Jessica Heays, dealing with transition to the month since they entered the compe- Nathanial Rowe and Shannon Heke workplace for someone with an tition. and parents Mike and Normia Heays intellectual disability,” he says. Just a week after being announced and Jerry and Rona Heke were made to feel like royalty by TVNZ hosts The meeting follows the as winners they were married live on and staff. 5.30pm AGM at the Public Rela- air by celebrant Kay Gregory in front tions Offi ce in Gorst Avenue Friends and family back home of 30 of their closest family. went all out to organise the home- on October 15 and starts at On Saturday the ‘real party’ took 6.30pm with refreshments. coming, and were rapt with the way place as about 200 people came to Te everyone pitched in to help. For more information contact Awamutu Marist Clubrooms for the Mr Grey at 871 1771. Three cars picked up the wedding homecoming celebration. party right off the tarmac when It was a dream come true for the they landed at Hamilton Airport on Voting slow couple who met two years ago when Saturday afternoon and they were Kelly asked his little brother if his CELEBRITY celebrant Kay Gregory conducts the wedding Voting by Waipa residents for whisked away to get dressed again service for Kelly Heays and Kelly Heke on TV One’s ‘Good the local government elections girlfriend had an older sister. She did, for the party. Morning’ on Friday. TVNZ screenshot. continues to be slower and and they have been together since. Lots of local businesses helped out lower than in previous years. It was at another wedding, ‘Kelly with sponsorship for the event, and its, Bottle King and Memories this dream become a reality. Latest fi gures from the boy’s’ sister, that he took the micro- at 4pm Saturday afternoon the ‘two Beauty Therapy Clinic for In fact TVNZ reported votes returning offi cer (to the end of phone and in front of 100 guests fi rst Kellys’ and their wedding party were making it all possible at short coming from overseas as well Friday) show 1850 people had asked Mike Heays for permission called on to the venue and enjoyed notice. as New Zealand for the winning voted in the hotly contested Te before going down on one knee to another wedding celebration, includ- The couple only have a short couple. Awamutu Ward election (less propose to kelly. ing speeches and cutting the cake. time to get back to normal be- Miss Hawkins says she knows than 20% of eligible voters) and The couple had been guests of Bridesmaid Kelli Hawkins put fore fl ying to Tahiti for a week that once the word got out about 380 in Kakepuku Ward (17% of TVNZ in Wellington all week lead- a lot of work into organising the for the honeymoon as part of the text vote, friends of friends eligible voters). ing up to the wedding and say the event, and says everyone approached their prize. of friends were all encouraged to This refl ected the overall television staff were fantastic, really wanted to help. They say even now it all seems help the couple. Waipa District fi gure of 17% taking an interest in the couple and She thanks Campbell Lane, Sincer- so unreal. 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YOUR LETTERS CRIMELINE Salt Water Sports Fishing Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 EMERGENCY 111 KAWHIA HIGH TIDES Te Awamutu Police have dealt with ADD EIGHT MINUTES FOR RAGLAN HABOUR Support appreciated the following matters since last week: Monday, October 1: TUESDAY: 9.47am & 10.01pm On behalf of the Kihikihi children youth and families to form a softball Arrests: Man for assaulting a fe- WEDNESDAY: 10.22am & 10.33pm and families who took part in the holi- club, touch, athletics, walking groups male, causing injury and outstanding THURSDAY: 10.54am & 11.04pm day programme at the Domain and and other sports to meet the needs of warrant to appear in court. Man for FRIDAY: 11.24am & 11.34pm the Events Centre, I would like to say Kihikihi. breaching bail. Man for failing to ap- SATURDAY: ------& 11.54pm a huge thank you to Sport Waikato. To achieve this end we need to hear pear in court. SUNDAY: 12.05am & 12.25pm Burglary of Mill Road property re- MONDAY: 12.37am & 12.57pm And extra special thanks to Kihikihi from interested folk who would be Rotary for funding the costs of the willing to support this initiative. ported. Chainsaw stolen. visit to the Events Centre. Already several willing people have Tuesday, October, 2: Your generosity allowed 60 children stepped up to offer help, but we will Burglary of Te Wananga O Aotearoa to take part in fun activities and learn need more to keep the momentum reported. Cash and food stolen from new sporting skills. going. cafeteria. The bus trip was great fun for the Many Kihikihi people have told me Attempted burglary of Tall Poppies children and thanks need to go to Go that these sports were played here in reported. Nothing stolen. Wednesday, October 3: Bus for their support on the day. days gone by and that we were very Man arrested for EBA. The day at the Domain attracted 90 strong in competition. So let’s do it again. Burglary of Ohaupo Road residence children and their families and was a reported. LCD TV, X-Box and food huge success.’ Kihikihi is rediscovering itself and the pride in our community is obvious stolen. From this attendance we have been Thursday, October 4: able to evaluate the need to set up and I am pleased to be able to help wherever I can. Woman complains of her partner more sporting support for the youth breaching bail conditions and stealing BBUYUY ANYANY 5 of Kihikihi. Please contact me on 870 1924 with your offer of support. cash. URES It is now this initial committee’s Friday, October 5: HOLIDAY JIG L job to move forward and contact all HAZEL BARNES Arrests: Two men for theft from Mo- bil Te Awamutu. Man for intentional FOR ONLY damage. $10 Anti 1080 side seems to get letters leeway Burglary of Arapuni Road property reported. Child’s quad bike and chain- It would appear that you prefer to al- road kill has been decreasing since the saw stolen. low Murray Dench to monopolise your 1080 drop and on Monday and Wednes- Intentional damage to window of car columns with regard to 1080 possum day of this week it was zero between Te parked at Whitmore Street property control rather than present a balanced Kauri Reserve and the Pirongia junc- reported. discussion. tion on Highway 31. Saturday, October 6: Mr Dench is a wonderful conser- This must point to the success of the Man arrested for burglary. vationist and I admire many of his 1080 drop and account for the lack of 24 hour Victim Support is achievements, but there are two sides hawks that usually enjoy these pick- available in Te Awamutu by to every argument and surely it is your ings. Furthermore, I walk this reserve phoning 027 4711529. job to fi ve both views a fair opportunity. on a regular basis and have only found Regarding his latest assault, can I say possum carcasses. I would welcome a Fire Brigade notebook any holiday that I have travelled the same route as visit from Murray to show him. Spend $50 on Mr Dench claims to have done and the GRAHAM EGERTON Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade nd get the cap FREE! has attended the following matters since products a last week: Time for public toilets at Maungatautari? Wednesday, 7.33pm. House fi re, St Mary’s Ave. 9.41pm. Meter board fi re, Te Awamutu has been congratulated adults. But where are the toilets - there Kihikihi Road. for its toilets. are none and it seems they are in bot- Thursday, 5.53pm. Private fi re alarm, I was visiting the southern side of tom place order somewhere. Waikeria. the Maungatautari Ecological Island Come on chairman of trustees and Friday, 6.08pm. 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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, October 9, 2007 Temple Cottage a ‘hidden treasure’ By Grant Johnston The Temple Cottage in Kihikihi is an under utilised historic treasure. There have been plenty of visitors over recent years to the 1870 cottage, including many school groups, but this year the cottage has not attracted the same number of visitors. “It’s a bit of a hidden treasure,” says Temple Cottage committee president, Beryl Burnside. “Without fail groups who visit here love it - whether it’s children seeing how their great grandparents or grandparents lived, or older people rediscovering forgotten memorabilia of everyday life, there’s something for everyone.” The cottage has been lovingly and faithfully restored and stocked with many household items to recapture a glimpse of yesteryear. School class tours are welcome - contact Mrs Burnside at 871 8248 or through Te Awamutu Museum education ofﬁ cers. The cottage is open to the general public on the ﬁ rst Sunday of each month, from 1pm-3pm. It was originally sited in Alexandra Reserve in Kihikihi and be- longed to Charles Temple - a forest ranger under Major Jackson and member of the armed constabulary. Later it was owned by Isabella Temple, a grand-daughter of Charles Temple. She was born in the simple two-bedroom cottage and lived there until close to her death aged over 90, when the cottage was be- queathed to Te Awamutu Historical Society. It was moved to its present site on Rata-tu Hill Redoubt Reserve (opposite the Alpha Hotel/Kihikihi Bowling Club). The annual meeting of the Temple Cottage Committee is being TEA PARTY: Temple Cottage committee members, from left: Bridget Carter, Beryl Burnside, Bill Overbeek held on October 17 from 1.30pm at the cottage - all welcome. and Margaret Greene. 2820703AD

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PAGE 4 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, October 9, 2007 Waitomo diversity on show at Gallery 8

A group of ten established and emerging Waitomo artists are showing works in the new exhibition at Galley 8 which opens today. New Works by Waitomo Artists runs until October 26 in the Bank Street gallery. The ofﬁ cial opening takes place from 6.30 this Thursday evening and artists and the gallery welcome people to at- tend the function. Te Kuiti painter Dean Corbett and Otorohanga painter Lisa Ormsby are looking forward to showing their works to a new audience. Both full time artists, they say the exhibition is a good mix of diverse styles and media, $ ..0000 including painting, 1100 carving, muka weav- FFramesrames ffromrom ing, digital art and prints from a moko artist. They say it is a good opportunity to 110-70%0-70% showcase the talents from Waitomo in a new district. AAllll sstocktock RREDUCEDEDUCED Other exhibit- ing artists are Jo Gallagher, Dianne OOctoberctober ONLYONLY Jeffries, Daniel Ormsby, Nathan 151 Sloane Street Roa, Malcolm Inglis, Te A w a m u t u Clowdy Ngatai (nee Te Kanawa), Mitch- PAINTERS Dean Corbett and Lisa Ormsby with their works ‘Coastal Flora Phone: 871 7000 ell Hughes and No. 3’ and ‘Layering of the Land’ which are part of the new exhibition at Fax: 871 2800 Arama Davis. Gallery 8. 282075AD 275TC024/07 BETTA Entertainment

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A visit by representatives of the Australian Institute for Achievement of Human Poten- tial has Ryan Bos’ parents feeling increasingly positive about his future prospects. Ryan (5), who has a condi- Poor circulation? tion called Global Development Delay, featured in the Courier earlier this year. Mum Michelle Young says Aching feet & legs? they now feel like they really know what they are doing and how Ryan’s development will progress. Arthritic pain? The Australian experts, a father and son team, spent four days here learning about Ryan and assessing him, developing a programme speciﬁ cally for him and writing a six month plan for his development. Kind hearted volunteers have If you are one of the thousands of been assisting with his daily patterning programme (more people who suffer from poor circulation, volunteers are still needed - phone Michelle at 021 144 5527 resulting in swollen ankles, cold feet and or Tina Young at 871 3348). Michelle says they are ex- varicose veins then The Circulation tremely grateful to the volunteers and to people who assisted RYAN BOS and mum, Michelle Young, who says she is far Booster® may be the health tool to with funding for the Australian more knowledgeable about his development programme experts’ visit - including Albert after assessment by the Australian Institute for Achievement of get you back on your feet again. Park Motor Lodge which put Human Potential. 2820711AD them up at a heavily discounted rate. ongoing. Aloft Hair Design and the Cou- They will return in six months A rock and roll concert is be- rier. WHY IS GOOD LEG CIRCULATION IMPORTANT? to reassess Ryan and set anoth- ing staged on October 27, with There are also donation boxes er programme, so fundraising is tickets available at Paper Plus, for fundraising. Good health and an active lifestyle require good Heat goes on as judging starts in chip shop competition circulation. Waking up and feeling great in the Chip shops across the country each of the six competition re- aim being to achieve fat levels of morning, without aches and pains is just one of should be on the lookout for a gions, as determined by public less than 9.2 per cent per chip. mysterious character calling text voting over the past eight The Heart Foundatioopn’s the many great benefits of good circulation, as into their shops, as mystery weeks. best practice frying techniques judging in the Crisco Oils Best The judge will purchase a chip include: using thick, straight- well as making everyday tasks less painful. New Zealand Chip Shop Compe- sample which will then be sent cut chips, which absorb less tition gets underway this week. away to an AgriQuality labora- fat than crinkle-cuts or shoe- One of the main reasons given for being inactive To complete the second phase tory for fat analysis. strings; cooking at 175 -180°C is sore feet and leg pain. Many people believe of judging in the competition, Each shop must utilise the and, draining the cooked chips the mystery judging panel will Heart Foundation’s recommend- correctly - the ‘shake, bang and that pain is just a part of life and have learnt to visit the top 20 chip shops from ed frying techniques with the hang’ method. deal with it. But with The Circulation Booster you may come to experience that pain is a concept of the past.

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PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, October 9, 2007 Injured Latham on pring clean up time... road to recovery SDo your trees, shrubs or hedges need attention? Beijing Olympic aspirations still very much alive NOW is the time for a professional prune, removal By Colin Thorsen or stump grind. All debris is removed or turned into Being given the all clear to fl y garden mulch on site. home to New Zealand was the best news professional cyclist PHONE DENNIS CLEMENTS NOW FOR A Peter Latham had received SAME DAY, FREE NO OBLIGATION QUOTE since being seriously injured in a race crash in France. The 23-year-old is absolutely rapt to be back in Te Awamutu and able to get back on the wind trainer after being given the Total Tree Care ‘thumbs’ up by his orthopaedic specialist on Wednesday. TREE AND STUMP SERVICE Getting back on the erg is phone: (07) 871 5221 or: (027) 485 1501 the next step in the rehab Te Awamutu and Otorohanga programme for Latham, who 282TC028-07 fractured and displaced one ver- tebrae (T12) on the third day of the Piemont tour de Pyrenese. “The rehab’s going well,” says Latham. “I’ve been going to the gym doing a few basic core exercises for two weeks and can do 20 minutes on the exercycle. “It’s good to be able to get out and about now as I was pretty much confi ned to the couch for four weeks.” He will remain in a specially fi tted body cast for another fi ve weeks before resuming his bid for Olympic selection. He is still optimistic about his chances of making the New Zealand pursuit team. “I’ll certainly miss the build- HAPPY IN HIS WORK: Peter Latham back training in the gym at up and qualifying for Beijing the Trust Waikato Te Awamutu Events Centre. 2820715AD but the coach (Tim Carswell) “We’re a realistic medal minutes six seconds was the has been pretty good to me and chance in the team pursuit at fastest they had recorded over said to take my time.” Beijing. I’d rather put all my en- 4000m since 2000. Prior to the accident, Latham ergy into that team than doing Latham has been living in the planned to head to Invercargill

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With the recent establish- COINS: ment of an Australasian branch • Old Coin collections - accumulations, estate lots, carefully put together or just a quantity you’ve of Musto, the company is about inherited to launch on to the New Zea- • All gold coins - e.g. sovereigns, krugerrands, Franklin mint gold proofs, British gold proof sets, land market. USA etc... Agent Cam Price believes the • Silver coins up untill 1946, especially lg. qty. New Zealand & G.B., USA and Australia up till 1964 Mitavite Horse Trial is an ideal • Early coins: USA, British, European etc... in good condition vehicle to promote their cutting • New Zealand sets: Uncirculated and Proof sets 1996-2006, gold issues, rarities such as 1935 edge equestrian and country Waitangi Crown. casual clothing. MITAVITE sponsored Australian international riders proudly Price has a close associa- wearing their Musto gear to be worn by New Zealand’s OLD BANKNOTES: I purchase NZ banknotes dated between 1840 and 1933 from the old trading tion with the sport of eventing international riders at Kihikihi’s next Horse Trial. Photo supplied banks e.g. BNZ, National, BNSW, Union Bank, Australasia, CBA etc. I also buy Reserve Bank through his brother Tim, who is with International Eventer Kihikihi Waikato Eventing notes dated 1st August 1934 with Maori portrait, any Captain Cook fi fty pound or ten pound notes, currently based in England, and William Fox Pitt in Europe, president Robyn North said it plus lower values (10/-, £1 and £5 notes). I also purchase most error notes and rare decimal ban- also through being a Mitavite while on this side of the world is a great opportunity to involve knotes. Also of interest are most old notes from Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Australia agent based in Christchurch. Musto has recently aligned a high end clothing company at and French Pacifi c issued between 1820s and the 1960s. Also wanted are most other very old “When an opportunity arose with Mitavite Horse Feeds and the Mitavite Horse Trial. notes, especially USA, G.B. and British commonwealth countries and colonies. for Musto to be involved with the Team Mitavite group of “Musto is very compatible the Mitavite Horse Trial at elite riders in New Zealand and with all the existing event spon- MEDALS: Wanted - most British, New Zealand and Australian war medals and groups, gold med- Kihikihi we jumped at it,” Price Australia. sors. als awarded to soldiers (WW1), and prize medals - particuarlly for agricultural shows and other told the Courier. “We are looking forward to “As soon we saw the clothing competitions (sports medals, bravery, fi re brigade medals, dux, gold masonic and other lodge “This event has a reputation introducing the Musto brand we were impressed, particularly medals etc...) issued between 1840 and 18965 as being one of New Zealand’s to the equestrian community at with the quality of fabric and POSTCARDS: Wanted - postcards 1900 - 1940 period in quantity, especially New Zealand, Aus- premier equestrian events. Kihikihi,” said Price. the design which gives it an tralia, Pacifi c, British Far East , and Great Britian (they can be used or unused, a loose bundle “We consider it to be a perfect “We are confi dent that they overall x factor appeal” fi t to the ethos and quality of will embrace the brand with the More Musto information or an old album). the Musto brand.” same eagerness as people have and products can be viewed at GOLD: Old Solid Gold watches, gold chains, gold cups, old gold jewellery, either in good condi- The brand is synonymous in Europe.” www.musto.co.nz tion for resale, or in broken or worn condition for melting down. No Need to Wait - Call Now, without obligation to disscus the sale of any of these items Ramage four motor to outright win HOWARD MITCHELL - FREE PHONE: 0800 181 056 Ngaire Ramage skip- The winners recorded Honours went to Barnes (s), Ian Grey, Ken I can call at your home, or you can see me at one of these buying venues: ped Doug Cotterell, three wins and a draw the Warrick Jeffcoat Wells. Mrs Richards Buttons: Ken THURSDAY 11th October 2007, Te Awamutu: 9-11am Bible Chapel hall, Chapel drive Irene Armstrong and from four matches to skipped Putaruru team. Morris, Janny Overdevest, FRIDAY 12th October, Hamilton: 9am-12 midday, Founders Theatre (foyer), Tristram St. Stratton Colbert to vic- take outright honours. Kihikihi’s Murray Phil Chubb, Joy Allen. 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MITSUBISHI MOTORS Inspire, Excel, Together.™ brilliant 282TC035-07 PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, October 9, 2007 Norris nails second match play title FREE Robyn Norris added the silver match play title to her impressive resume when she outlasted 2007 stroke play champion Jan Mandeno in the UUNDERLAYNDERLAY fi nal at Te Awamutu Golf Club. Norris prevailed 3/2 on the 34th hole to regain the title she won for the fi rst time in 2005. AAvailablevailable forfor a limitedlimited timetime on:on: She was 1-up through nine holes, 2-up after 18 and 2-up after 27. ENCASA CARPETS AND FELTEX KENSIINNGTON CARPETS The match was not without drama. Norris put a ball up a tree on the third fairway, which her caddie managed to retrieve, and both ++++++++++++ players had bunker trouble at the fi fth. Mandeno went into the fi nal with the chance of pulling off an historic double in the 25th anniversary year of the fi rst of her four matchplay triumphs, having previously triumphed in 1982, 1983, 1996 and 1999. The bronze I fi nal went down to the wire with Sylvia Gooch pipping Judy Scown 1-up on the 36th. All square going to the last hole, Scown was three in the bunker and took three to get out. Gooch was three on the green and never let her opponent off the hook. It was a disappointing end for Scown to what was a thrilling match. EEXPONAXPONA AANDND CCAMAROAMARO The bronze II championship went to Rewa Hawira, who beat Elaine Van Alphen on the 13th WWOODOOD PPLLANKANK ANDAND TTILESILES after being 3-up through nine holes. Julie Stevanon won the bronze II fl ight, with Annette Irwin the runner-up. The nine hole championship winner was Noe- OONLYNLY PPERER SSQ.M.Q.M. lene Hollard, with Sandra White the runner-up. $$29.9529.95 Waitomo visitor scores Waitomo’s Sonny Te Kanawa fared best with 78 ""ThisThis iiss tthehe aabsolutebsolute bbestest ppricerice off-the-stick in the open midweek tournament at Te Awamutu Golf Club. aavailablevailable aanywhere."nywhere." The regular starter in these events won the men’s gross by two shots from Stewart Alexan- der’s S. Gilbert. Women’s gross: M Smith 87. Net: S Watkin 68, W Butch- er 72. Stableford: M Wereta 38, B Davis 37. Men’s gross: S Te Kanawa 78, S Gilbert 80. Net: M Mor- 282TC032-07 ris 65, B Hawira 67, R Brain 70, A Heke 71. Stableford: B Mulholland 40, R Neal 38, L Common 36, D Johnson Cnr Bond & Benson Rd, Te Awamutu TWO TIMES Te Awamutu silver match play 34 b/l. champion Robyn Norris tees off the third hole Twos: K Clarke, P Way, H Wilson, M Smith (2) jackpot. Best of the Vets: K Turnbull (Cambridge) 41, N Lord, A in the King Country Championships at Te Goodwin 38, C Green 36, E Dockray, S Lim 34, J Arrell, Open: 8.30am-5.00pm Mon- Fri; 9.00am-1.00pm Saturdays Awamutu course on Friday. 2820717AD D Herlihy 33. Because Protecting Your Family is a fact of life. All new Mitsubishi Lancer understands how precious your family is. So much of family life today happens in the family car. It is the quiet space for one on one conversation. The ride to and from school is often the longest daily chat with your kids. The car is one of the few places where the whole family is together. hat’s why we’ve made the new Lancer one of the safest cars in its All models are built with Active Stability Control with Traction Control Tsegment. It offers the security of a 6-star JNCAP equivalent crash-test and ABS braking with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution. When Lancer safety rating1. And has unparalleled safety features, as standard, across senses over-steer or under steer into a corner, it instantly applies more or the range. less power to whichever wheel needs it to bring the car under control. From the ground up 2 litre Lancer is built for protection. You’ve Lancer continually monitors and reacts to driving conditions probably never heard of RISE Body Construction. Basically, it’s a and helps keep you and your family on the road. Even the small- way of creating incredibly rigid car bodies using crumble zones est things, like paddle shifts, rain sensing wipers, light sensing and to absorb impact and provide more protection. Every Lancer is cornering head lights and steering wheel audio controls all add built this way. up to keeping you focussed on driving without distraction. All models carry seven airbags. Driver and front passenger Lancer’s 2 litre engine produces a spunky 115kW of power but have front and side airbags. There are curtain airbags for front delivers sensational fuel economy, from just 7.7L/100km2. Priced and rear passengers and Lancer features a driver’s knee airbag that works from $28,9903 for the SX manual to $35,4903 for the VRX with CVT trans- in unison with force-limiting seatbelts to protect the legs and pelvis from mission. Test drive all new Lancer today, in fact, take the whole injury. family along for the ride.

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282TC012-07 051TC024/07 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, October 9, 2007 PAGE 17 RE-ELECT RSN strike netball double GRRAHAMAHAM JUULLLL for the Te Awamutu Ward of the Waipa District Council. ““I’mI’m ttherehere fforor yyouou wwhenhen tthehe decisionsdecisions aarere mmade”ade” 270TC035-07

Authorised by: Graham Jull, 258 Mandeno St, Te Awamutu.

RSN members of both champion teams after triumphing at Rotorua. From left, front row: Marie Sargent, Donalda Paekau, Deyna Helidone (Bailey Inghams), Kylee Chatﬁ eld (COGS), Ngahuia Kopa, Alleena Burke, Rosie Heta. Middle row: Dot Carr, Alice Paekau, Alice Tapu (COGS), Tracey Paekau (coach/player), Kelly Monsall, Hana Torea, Kimberly Swift holding club mascott Mazz Tapu. Back row; Wendy Heta (coach), Catherine Rose, Linda Sprangers (umpire), Carlee Logan (COGS), Justine Adams. Absent from photo: Sharni Marama, Natasha Ford, Jackie Rangitaawa (umpire). Photo supplied

Te Awamutu’s RSN netball club pro- tain), Dot Carr, Donalda Paekau, Maree Kylee Chatfi eld (COGS), Kelly Monsel duced a perfect record winning two titles Sargent, Rosie Heta, Justine Adams, and Ngahuia Kopa was outstanding and at the 74th Kurungaituku tournament Aleena Bourke, Kimberly Swift, Wendy retained throughout the tournament. 249TC018-07 in Rotorua. Heta (coach), Linda Sprangers (umpire). The defence end of Tracey Paekau The RSN Henry Morgan Builders line- RSN Independent Cattle Brokers was (coach), Carlee Logan (COGS), Cath- up won the C grade competition, while a composite team of players from RSN, erine Rose and Deyna Halidone (Bailey the RSN Independent Cattle Brokers COGS and Te Awamutu premier cham- Ingham was strong too, enabling players composite team took out the D grade. pions Bailey Ingham. to switch positions when needed for the The 30 C grade teams were divided As well as winning the D grade, they good of the team. into three sections. also took out the goaling average award. It was a triumphant return to the RSN won their section, eliminated Te They won their section, then accounted court for Monsel after being side lined all Awamutu premier side Kawau Tigers for Marist Saints (Auckland) by 10 goals club season with a knee injury requiring 24-12 in the semi-fi nals and beat Pacers in the semi-fi nal and Murapara by three surgery. by fi ve goals in the fi nal. goals in the fi nal after trailing by three RSN will fi eld three teams next year The champion RSN Henry Morgan at halftime. for the 75th anniversary of the Kurung- Builders line-up was Alicia Paekau (cap- The combination of Alice Tapu (COGS), atuku tournament. Ken Hagan Twilight fi ve-a-side soccer time Te Rahu bowls fi nale Te Rahu Indoor Bowling Club completed a suc- FOR THE TE AWAMUTU again at Selectrix Marist Park cessful season with a dinner and presentation of WARD OF WAIPA trophies at Rafters Restaurant. DISTRICT COUNCIL Te Awamutu Soccer Club’s fi ve-a- Dogs f6; Left Overs v Te Kawa Express f5; Retiring president, Jesse Young presented tro- side competition kicks off at Marist Random.com v What Now f4. phies to the following champions. Park tomorrow night. Round 3, 7pm: Hamilton Bibraclean Singles: I Grey; r-up: G Hansen. v Trev’s Team f1; Kihikihi Crusaders v Pairs: T Balks, N Thomson; r-up: N Gibson, P Carey. The open round draw is: College Strikers f2; Los Ganadores v • Community Minded Round 1, 6pm : College Strikers v Triples: T Balks, H Lawson, L Sanson. The Muppets f3; Parekawa v T’s Team Rinks: J. Syverston, T Balks, H Chubb. Hamilton Bibraclean f4 ;T’s Team v Los f4; Dairy Dynamo’s v Tile Court f6; E & R Handicap singles: P Carey; r-up: R Richmond. • Ready To Listen Ganadores f3 ; The Muppets v Kihikihi Building v C. Unit f8; Ezy Lays v Poukura Handicap pairs: B Schnuriger, E Eltringham; r-up: I Grey, Crusaders f1; Trevs Team v Parekawa f2; • Proven Track Record f7; Geophagists v Marshalls f5. L Hudson. C. Unit v Dairy’s Dynamo’s f7; Marshalls v Round 4, 7.30pm: Barmy Mob v Singles, 1st/2nd year players: P Carey. In Business Ezy Lays f6; Poukura v E & R Building f5; Livingstone All Stars f1; Phils Crew v Points prize: H Lawson, J Weal joint winners. Tile Court v Geophagists f8. Unknown Superstars f2; What Ever v Bowls will continue during summer on Thurs- Round 2, 6.30pm: Ageing Youth v Barmy Ageing Youth f3; B.T.M v K Towns Crew f4; Mob f1; Livingstone All Stars v Phils Crew; Te Kawa Express v Random.Com f6; The day evening from 7.30pm at Te Rahu Hall. VOTE FOR KEN HAGAN Any newcomers are welcome . 270TC026-07 Unknown Superstars v What Ever f3; Cast Hound Dogs v Left Overs f8; The Shaggers This advert was authorised by K Hagan Hawthorne Rd, RD6 Te Awamutu Aways v B.T.M f8; K Towns Crew v The v Kool & the Gang f7; What Now v Cast For further information contact Joan Weal on Shaggers f7; Kool & the Gang v The Hound Aways f5. 871 3322. RT MMASPORTMASPORTASPO BUYS BBONUSBONUSONUS BUYSBUYS

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282TC058-07 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, October 9, 2007 PAGE 19 LOST FOR HIRE TO LET SPORTS NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES VEHICLES FOR Formal SALE LOST from Owaikura UNITS, two double UNDERSTANDING Road, Otorohanga. bedroom, excellent 1994 Toyota Corolla Notices Black and white GRIEF AND LOSS condition, one minute XL, manual, P/s, miniature fox terrier. walk to main street, WORKSHOP $1900. Phone 870- Very much loved suit mature tenants, 3304 DEATH NOTICES family pet. Phone At $210p/w. Phone (027) TE AWAMUTU St Andrews Presbyterian CAMPBELL - Phyllis (07)873-7406 or MITSUBISHI Dia- 695-0248. TENNIS CLUB Church Hall Mabel. On Thursday (021)181-5505 mante, 2001 Execu- October 4, 2007, VERY tidy two bed- Wednesday, October 17, tive V6, only 52,000 peacefully at Tarahill FOUND room home with sin- Wednesday 10.00 am - 2.30 pm km. Phone 870-1757. Resthome, in her Club Nights FOUND in ceiling of gle garage and car- No charge - Shared NISSAN Nivara, dou- 92nd year. Dearly port close to school. house at Pirongia Come along for Lunch - All welcome ble cab ute, 1993, 4x4 loved wife of the late $220 p/w. Phone Stu- photos and certifi- a Hit up / Game. good condition, high Bill. Much loved art (027)283-5928 Register by Friday, cates belonging to km, $4000. Phone mother of Ray and ALL WELCOME October 12, 12.00 noon Robyn and Alan Sher- 872-2522. Mary, Maureen and Beginning Juniors to Sharon: 871-6609 Mike Small, Hazel son. Phone 871-9350. MEETINGS NISSAN Pulsar X1, TO LET from 5.15 - 6.00 pm silver, three door and Kerry Bryant. RAFFLES Dearest Gran of her POKURU Advanced Juniors BUSINESS SUPER hatch, 1300cc, auto, nine grandchildren, and Adults from DEALS 197,500 kms, $2000. seventeen great TE AWAMUTU CITIZENS A1 SELF PLAYCENTRE 6.00 - 7.30 pm. Phone (07) 827-7359 or grandchildren and ADVICE BUREAU STORAGE ANNUAL GENERAL AUTO (021) 232-3159. Enquiries to : one great great RAFFLE RESULTS New facility, many MEETING TRANS servicing NISSAN Sentra 1989, sizes, good rates, Quentin - 871-5988 granddaughter. A 1st Prize: Faye, October 16 every 50,000km, good condition, cheap service has been held security and 7 Kelly - 871-8390 Green Star day access. 7.30pm Stuart Law Ltd. to run, reg and wof, to celebrate her life. Phone 871-6426. $800. Phone (027) Many thanks to Dr 2nd Prize: C Taylor, Phone 871-6164 104 Wilson Street 381-7342. Orange Dot or (0274) 783 085 PUBLIC NOTICES Wayne Mc Gregor and Te Awamutu the staff at Tarahill. FOR SALE Te Awamutu Funeral PERSONAL All Welcome ANTHONY CAMPBELL FIREWOOD VEHICLES Services Ltd. FDANZ LANDLORDS is WANTED and Griefcare. FRIENDS Wishing your property PROACTIVE 5m³ - $160, 10m³ - to be managed by a Classified Team $290 delivered. Phone CAMPBELL - Phyl Phone Vote On October 4, 2007. WANTED recognised professional? 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PAGE 24 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, October 9, 2007 Published by Te Awamutu Courier, a division of APN New Zealand Limited, at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu.