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Te Awamutu Know How Numbers count in property management Beneﬁt from experienced managers with market insight backed by the collective strength of over 1000 CouPublished Tuesday & Thursdayurier TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 2016 ofﬁces and countless training sessions. EXTRA COPIES 40c PH 07 872 0927 TE AWAMUTU Your community newspaper for over 100 years Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA (2008) OTOROHANGA Every ward contested Te Kawa crash Waikato Westpac Rescue Helicopter was dispatched to Te Kawa at around 11:45am Challengers in all Waipa District Council wards on Sunday to retrieve a 22-year-old Hamilton woman Nominations for local body Maungatautari is being sought by with multiple injuries after the elections closed at noon on Friday Cambridge Community Board car she was a passenger in left and in Waipa District Council member Elwyn Andree-Wiltens the road and crashed into a every ward is being contested. and Les Bennett. Mayor Jim Mylchreest is Mr Bishop is seeking to return tree. seeking re-election. Challenging to the Cambridge Community She was stabilised by St him is current Te Awamutu Coun- Board, standing against incum- John before being flown to cillor Vern Wilson. bent Elwyn Andree-Wiltens in the Waikato Hospital for further All four current Te Awamutu Maungatautari Ward. treatment. The driver was also Councillors are standing again: Mr Cambridge Ward candidates for injured and taken to Waikato Wilson, Hazel Barnes, Andrew Cambridge Community Board are Hospital by road ambulance. Brown and Marcus Gower, plus current chairman Mike Pettit, sit- there are four new candidates: ting members Philip Coles and Kicking off Tom Davies, John Knowles, for- Julie Epps, Cambridge Councillor The 2016 Mitre 10 Cup mer Councillor James Parlane and Sue Milner, Roger Gordon, the national provincial rugby Joe Sprangers. chairman’s son, Mitchell Pettit and championship kicks off on Pirongia Ward is also being Don Sanders. Thursday. contested, with Greg Stevenson up Voting opens on Friday, Sep- In today’s issue is a wall against current Councillors Clare tember 16 and closes at 12 noon on chart (pages 10-11) St Pierre and Bruce Thomas. Saturday, October 8. Everyone highlighting dates, times, Long serving Kakepuku Ward enrolled to vote will get their venues for the next nine Councillor Laurie Hoverd is retir- voting papers sent to them in the weeks. Waikato’s first game is ing this year and competition for mail. against Tasman in Blenheim his seat is hot, with four If you are not enrolled to vote, candidates, current Te Awamutu there is still time. Call 0800 ENROL on Sunday, 4.35pm. Community Board members Colin NOW (0800 36 76 56), visit See page 7 of The Country Pinkerton (for Kakepuku) and www.elections.org.nz or pick up and this Thursday’s Courier for Bernard Westerbaan (for Te Awa- an enrolment form at post shops or chances to win family passes mutu), plus Nigel Anderson and Council offices up to 4pm on to Waikato’s opening home Susan O’Regan. TC160816SPJIM TC160816SPVERN Friday, October 7. game on August 27. Mr Westerbaan, Mr Anderson INCUMBENT: Jim Mylchreest. CHALLENGER: Vern Wilson. You will not receive your and Nigel Pinkerton are also voting papers in the mail. You will Fatal crash seeking the one place on the Te strong, Tom Davies, Wayvne Judy Bannon, Sue Milner and Liz need to vote at Council offices in Te A Toyota Caldina hit a Awamutu Community Board. Gulliver, Ange Holt and Sylvia Stolwyk are standing, as is Deputy Awamutu or Cambridge. Council power pole and caught fire at Just two serving Te Awamutu Pikari. Mayor Grahame Webber who pre- offices will be open for voting around 3am on Saturday Community Board members are In Cambridge Ward Councillor, viously represented during normal office hours morning on Kakaramea Road looking to return: chairman Rich- and former Cambridge Commun- Maungatautari Ward. between Friday, September 16 and (SH39). ard Hurrell and Colleen Wilson; ity Board chairman John Bishop is Challengers are Philip Coles Friday, October 7 and on Satur- The driver died at the former member Gary Derbyshire standing down. and Don Sanders. days, September 24, October 1 and scene. Anyone with relevant is joined by candidates Dan Arm- Three remaining incumbents, Mr Webber’s position for 8 from 9am until 12 noon. information is asked to contact Police on 07 858 6200 and ask to be put through to the DCC. No contest for Waipa-King Country The Serious Crash Unit is investigating. Waipa-King Country constitu- election, but chairperson Paula Waikato general constituency like to vote for. ents will not be required to vote Southgate is standing down. will be represented by two new In March the Waikato Re- in the Waikato Regional Council Also standing are Barry Councillors — standing are Tony gional Council decided that can- local body election after sitting Quayle, Russ Rimmington, Guy Armstrong, Doug Boyde, Jennie didate names will appear in fully councillors Stu Kneebone and Sowry and Jo Wrigley. Hayman, Fred Lichtwark and random order on voting papers. Alan Livingston were elected Taupo¯-Rotorua Incumbent Maxine Moana-Tuwhangai. Regional councillors are unopposed. Kathy White is being challenged Kataraina Hodge and Gannin elected by voters enrolled on the Stu Husband and Hugh by Mike Downard. Ormsby are seeking the vacant residential and ratepayers rolls Vercoe were also returned The most hard-fought con- Nga¯ Tai Ki Uta Ma¯ori seat and in their constituency. Everyone unopposed for Waihou. stituency is Thames- Deputy Chair Tipa Mahuta is correctly enrolled by last Friday Elections will be required in Coromandel, with five hopefuls being challenged by Attiya will receive their voting papers the remaining four general and — Mark Alloway, Brian Andrew for the Nga¯ Hau E Wha¯ in the mail between September two Ma¯ori constituencies. Habberfield, Liam Kedzlie, Dal Ma¯ori seat. 16-21. 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People will have the chance to find out and Ruakura Road to minimise disrup- way for tulip trees more about the Hamilton section of the tion to local traffic,” he says. Waikato Expressway at an open day this “Unfortunately, it is not possible to Alexandra Street’s five remaining month. build a diversion at Kay Road because cherry trees were removed on the week- The NZ Transport Agency is holding the terrain is too steep, so our plan is to end and replaced with two tulip trees. Crayﬁy sh season is nearly here! an open day at Rototuna Junior High close the road at the bridge site for up to The cherry trees on the Arawata School on Monday, August 22 from 13 months. Street end of Alexandra Street were 4-7pm. People can attend any time dur- “Access to all properties on Kay Road creating a traffic hazard because they ing these hours. will be maintained during construc- hung too low and obstructed motorists’ The project team will be on hand to tion.” views. answer questions about the proposed Mr Johansson says the project team Some trees had been hit by trucks and construction programme, which begins wants to get feedback about the plan and some local business owners have said in October 2016. other areas of the project from as many the spring blossom flowers create a The programme includes changes to people as possible. mess. roads, including a plan to temporarily “We want to know how these changes Last year Waipa District Council Fixed andd Collapsible Cray Cr Pots Instore close Kay Road to through traffic for a may affect the community so we can look responded to safety concerns and re- period of 13 months during construction. at ways to minimise the impact as much moved eight cherry trees in Alexandra The Transport Agency’s acting Wai- as possible,” he says. Street, also replacing them with tulip kato/ Bay of Plenty highways manager, “People will also have the chance to trees. Tulip trees have been chosen for Niclas Johansson says the project team find out about how the team is working their tall, straight form which won’t will start work on bridges at Kay Road, with Waikato District Council and Ham- obstruct views. Gordonton Road and Ruakura Road ilton City Council to minimise disrup- The trees will eventually grow taller before Christmas. tion to traffic on local roads, and get than the existing trees and have been 166 Cambridge Rd, Te Awamutu “Sealed traffic diversions will be built clarity on any questions they may have planted clear of pedestrian crossings and PH: 871 3474 (FISH) around the work sites at Gordonton Road before construction starts.” street lights. We are your locally owned and operated 100% store

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Brad lost 24kgs at Body Buzz “My wife talked me into going to Body Buzz because she said it would ﬁx my sore knee. I said I would try it strictly for 2 weeks, then if it didn’t work, I could say “it doesn’t work” but after 2 weeks I could straighten my knee fully and there was no pain. I also lost 7 kilograms in the ﬁrst 14 days so I couldn’t say that it didn’t work” More Energy “I thought I was a bit overweight but I wasn’t TC150816SP03A PATERANGI School teacher Simon Drury (back left), Waipa Mayor Jim Mylchreest (back centre), Paterangi concerned about it. I was pretty active and it Principal Chris Calver (back right) and Te Awamutu Museum Educator Tereora Crane (front) with Room 1 pupils at the official opening of their exhibition ‘Legendary Explorers’. didn’t stop me from doing anything. But since

BY CATHY ASPLIN their own families have come to studies from the term. They then I have lost 24kgs and I find everything is be in the Waipa district. spent two weeks putting the Explorers past, present and The ‘future’ component comes exhibition together and several much easier to do. I sleep better and I have way future are featured in a school with the pupils’ dreams of what gave speeches on the night. I was exhibition recently opened at the they can achieve. very proud of them and they more energy. At first I noticed that I didn’t get Te Awamutu Museum. “After all those legendary represented our school very tired when I went bike riding and water skiing. Paterangi School’s Room 1 explorers were all once children well.” chose the theme Legendary dreaming too.” Legendary Explorers is fea- After a couple of months it was like I had ADD. Explorers — investigating differ- The students created three tured in one of the temporary ent explorers and navigators, text panels (two interactive) and spaces, the Front Porch, which is I had so much energy I just couldn’t sit still. I’m including Kupe, Cook and a slideshow as part of the exhi- designated as a community Hillary. bition. space. used to it now.” Paterangi teacher Simon Their opening event was well Museum Educator Tereora Drury says the pupils began attended by the school commun- Crane developed the idea that Unexpected benefits their journey with a visit to the ity and Mayor Jim Mylchreest schools be given the opportunity Te Awamutu Museum, they then assisted the children to officially to create their own exhibitions “I used to have stomach issues and hay fever looked at how some explorers open their exhibition. for this space, using an educa- discovered new lands and went Mr Drury says the children tional programme as the basis. but I don’t get that anymore. It has affected my to the Livingstone Aquatic were very excited to have their Centre to experience water navi- work on display. ■ Te Awamutu Museum is open business as well. I used to have trouble dragging gation. “They were proud to be part of weekdays from 10am-4pm and They also investigated how the community and share their Saturdays from 10am-2pm. myself out of bed at 8.30 but now I’m up at 6am. I was working from home, tinting car windows, Manuka Health a trusted brand but now I’ve got so busy I’ve had to rent a workshop in town” Manuka Health has much faith in the us strong founded in been recognised as one Manuka Health brand,” brand loyalty, 2006 in Free Consultations of Australia’s most says Manuka Health GM which we are response to trusted honey brands in marketing Nina Paul. extremely the growing Call us today on 871 8558 so that you can try the annual Reader’s “Every day, we strive grateful for. demand for Digest Most Trusted to provide the best qual- “This premium a machine and see how great they make you feel. Brands Survey. ity manuka honey and award is manuka The annual independ- natural healthcare pro- recognition of honey and its Also receive a free DVD packed full of helpful ent survey directs ducts available. how well wide appli- consumers to the brands “Every batch of Manuka cation of information to take home (Limited time only) they can trust most. honey is tested when it Health is health bene- Manuka Health came arrives and leaves our distinguishin- NINA PAUL fits including Still not sure? second in the honey cat- facilities, to ensure it is g itself in an dietary egory, pipping a large of the highest standard, increasingly crowded supplements, gourmet Have a look at the video testimonials on our number of other Austra- and that it is 100 per cent market.” foods, personal care and lian and New Zealand genuine manuka The Trusted Brand wound care products. website www.bodybuzz.co.nz honey brands to the honey.” logo will be rolled out The company prides post. “Consumers recog- across Manuka Health’s itself on being one of the “We are humbled and nise and respect our marketing in Australia world’s most trust- proud of the fact that commitment to quality, this year. worthy source of genu- consumers have so and in return they show Manuka Health was ine manuka honey.

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Janis Jeffers has come in for lavish praise from Sport Waikato chief executive VOTE Matthew Cooper on the eve of retiring from her role as Waipa co-ordinator — a position she has held in varying cap- acities since 1999. “Through Jan’s role in coordinating and growing the Waipa District Sports VERN Awards she has reinforced Waipa as the Home of champions and helped to build on the community pride the district has,” says Mr Cooper. “One of Jan’s many strengths has been to see opportunities and connect with right people to make things happen. “Some examples of this include Avantidrome walking and exercise groups, events to get people using walkways and cycleways, developing youth leaders by giving them leadership opportunities and working with clubs, AUTHORISED BY VERN WILSON - 772 PAKURA STREET, TE AWAMUTU community activity groups to grow memberships and participation.” Mrs Jeffers started in a relieving capacity before being appointed in a full- 92/817((56 :$17(' time role in 2000 until 2013 when she (YHU\RQH ORYHV D 'DIIRGLO 5HJLRQDO retired from the position. 3XW DVLGH D FRXSOH RI KRXUV RQ WKH WK RI $XJXVW DQG But such is her passion and strong A_TC281010CT01 KHOS RXW ZLWK WKH 'DIIRGLO 'D\ $SSHDO 7KHUH DUH UDQJH connect with the district, she came out of FLASHBACK: Sport Waikato Waipa co-ordinator, Janis Jeffers (left) watches rest RI VLWHV DQG WLPHV DUH DYDLODEOH DOO DURXQG WKH UHJLRQ retirement to return to the role in 2014. homes participants attempt to throw a hoop into the basket held by ‘Camp Mother’ The final curtain came down on her Dee Clark during the Topp (Twins) Town Toss game at Te Awamutu Bible Chapel in 7HDFK PH KRZ« :DLNHULD career when she retired (again) yesterday. 2010. *LYH WKH JLIW RI UHDGLQJ 3URYLGH VXSSRUW WR D OHDUQHU LQ Mrs Jeffers has seen great development LQ D SULVRQ VHWWLQJ -XVW WZR KRXUV RI \RXU WLPH ZLOO PDNH in the sport, recreation and physical help the council achieve community times with our family and 15 very D ZRUOG RI GLIIHUHQFH %DVLF WUDLQLQJ LV DYDLODEOH activity area in her time, including the Te wellness outcomes,” says Mr Cooper. treasured grandchildren.” )DVW IRRG 7H $ZDPXWX Awamutu Event Centre, the evolution of “Jan understands and values the Kerin McDonald has been appointed ,I \RX FDQ VSDUH DQ KRXU DQG KDYH D FDU \RX FDQ KHOS Te Awamutu Multi Sports Club, the importance of people and building the new District Co-ordinator and joined -RLQ D WHDP WKDW PDNHV VXUH WKDW KHDOWK\ DIIRUGDEOH Avantidrome, Lake Karapiro’s Mighty relationships to gain traction and impact. the Waipa Team yesterday. PHDOV DUH DYDLODEOH WR ROGHU SHRSOH LQ WKH FRPPXQLW\ River Power Domain from both sport and “While Jan’s retirement will leave big He has held the position in the past /HDQ RQ PH 5HJLRQDO recreation perspective, Te Awa and other shoes to fill, we are pleased to have a before going off to study Sport and cycleways and walkways. replacement Kerin McDonald, who has Exercise Science, and comes with a lot of (YHU\ERG\ QHHGV VRPHERG\ VRPHWLPHV« %H SDUW RI D She has valued the partnerships and the experience and skills to enable him to experience and knowledge of Sport Wai- WHDP WKDW SURYLGHV VXSSRUW IRU WKRVH LQ DIIHFWHG E\ connections she has had with the Waipa step into those shoes.” kato, its programmes and the Waipa FULPH RU WUDXPD )XOO WUDLQLQJ LV SURYLGHG District Council and so many key people Mrs Jeffers says she is retiring to District. 7R ILQG RXW PRUH DERXW WKHVH DQG RWKHU YROXQWHHULQJ who have been responsible for making Raglan with her husband, Richard, who Mr McDonald will be based in the RSSRUWXQLWLHV LQ \RXU DUHD SKRQH RU YLVLW these developments happen. has also been a part of the Waipa Team on Cambridge Sport Waikato office (16 Dick “Jan has always enjoyed her role of a number of occasions. Street, Cambridge). ZZZYROXQWHHULQJZDLNDWRRUJQ] connecting with all these passionate “We are both looking forward to lots of He can be contacted by email people and groups to help grow partici- fishing, golfing relaxing with friends and ([email protected]) or by pation to meet community needs and to most importantly spending more fun phone: 0274 757 747 or (07) 823 2510. Calling All Pool Owners! Does your pool need attention?

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Gary Derbyshire completed on time Bernard Wester- database of interested is a Te Awamutu real and debt free. baan is a sitting mem- people will be set up so estate agent, married I have driven over ber of the Te Awa- I can ring or email to Christine for 38 every highway and mutu Community you. years. We have two back road in the dis- Board standing for I am independent, sons and four delight- trict with our coach both the Board and but also a team player ful grandchildren. business over the Council in Kakepuku. who works together My parents chose past four years. The I have been towards the greater to move our large infrastructure we married for 42 years good for all ratepayers family from Tara- enjoy is outstanding and have five children and I will endeavour naki to Te Awamutu and I look forward to and six grandchildren. to be part of that team in the mid 1960’s. becoming involved I’ve have lived in Kihi- without compromis- They believed with new projects kihi for 21 years and ing the integrity that strongly in the family and the refining of was previously in Te is needed to serve unit, community con- existing services. Awamutu and farm- Kakepuku. tribution, respect for I have been chair- ing at Pokuru. I am also involved people and the man of the NZ Sun- I have experience in the community as a environment, hard beam Car Club, the in governance. During patroller for work, and achieving Te Awamutu Resi- the last six years I’ve Commsafe, am on the $2 worth of value for dential Trust and I been part of the Te Christmas Parade every $1 spent. am a keen motor- Awamutu Community Committee and Te They also showed sport and classic car Board, the current Awamutu Intermedi- by example how to be supporter. deputy chair, and was ate BOT. effective, efficient GARY DERBYSHIRE is standing for As your board re-elected to the Te BERNARD WESTERBAAN is looking My attributes are and how to leave the Te Awamutu Community Board. member, I will exer- Awamutu Intermedi- to represent Kakepuku on Council. 100 per cent commit- world in a better cise my judgement in ate BOT as financial ment, a good listener, place — all values that buy-in from a diverse initiating and advancing convenor. and ideas raised by the approachable, financially have stood the test of time. range of groups and projects that will stay true I was also employed by public. prudent, accountable, I previously served individuals to bring to to my family values. waipa District Council from Less spending can be understanding the rural seven years previously on fruition. We are a diverse and 1990-2010 and have a good achieved by concentrating environment, able to read/ the Community Board, I have also been fortu- talented community, knowledge of Council prac- on essentials only in the understand reports. having been instrumental nate to have had a long where the arts are just as tices. next few years. I am standing in a large in the development of the association with Te Awa- important as sport. I believe we can achieve I will involve you with geographical ward, but I Anzac Green upgrade and mutu Brass, particularly I also believe we should zero rate increases, that the major happenings at have made the effort to meet the Children’s play area at during the fundraising and foster a Council that has a there should be clear com- Council by contacting rate- people personally and live the Events Centre. construction of the band reputation of being easy to munication with ratepayers payers to ask for opinions, centrally, so I can be avail- Both projects required room, which was do business with. and to attending to issues ideas and concerns, a able at short notice.

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BY JUSTIN MIEZENBEEK deadlock). But perhaps the most pleasing aspect of the A quick glance over the season was how Te Awamutu 2016 Waikato premier rugby Sports responded with their JANIS JEFFERS SAYS THANK YOU.... season might assume it’s been premier status on the line. This week, with a tinge of sadness, I am retiring a season of disappointments This young developing side from the position of Waipa for Te Awamutu Sports team. shone brightly in their last District Co-ordinator as I am A three-win, 14-loss record two games. now ‘officially’ a senior and a third successive trip to A clinical performance citizen! promotion-relegation can only against Morrinsville, coming I have been lucky enough be viewed as such . . . but it’s from a 15-15 deadlock at to be involved with the Waipa the changing culture and halftime to win comfortably District for over 17 years. what is developing that is the 31-22, was followed by a 60-12 During that time I have met silver lining. demolition of Suburbs after some amazing people, The season started posi- leading 45-0 at halftime in formed special friendships tively with strong perform- atrocious conditions. and experienced a number ances against eventual cham- The key for the future is of outstanding memories. pions Melville, Morrinsville the development of young Highlights have included attending official and Otorohanga. players, Cameron Petch openings of Sanctuary Mountain Ecological Island The problem was the side (player of the year), Ryan Maungatautari, Te Awamutu Events Centre, Sir soon became weighed down McNeil, Malcolm Crooks, Don Rowlands Centre, Mighty River Domain with a mounting injury toll, Bailey Oliedam, Josh outdoor facilities, Avantidrome, sections of Te Awa forcing coach Maxie Kemara Reynolds (most improved the Great NZ River Ride and the Tamahere/ to scramble with selections. player), Maikare Harawira, Cambridge Expressway. “After getting serious Liam Allen, Raroa Lord and Waipa District Council deserve a huge pat on injuries to 10 of my starting 15 Ice Adams-Hunt who all ‘got the back for the work they have done to make players by round four it their feet wet’ in the premier Waipa such an outstanding recreational district became frustrating having to grade. offering so much for the community to enjoy. shuffle players to fill positions “These young players got I have also been involved with a number of they were not accustomed to. their opportunities, especially proactive stakeholders in a range of district “The boys did their best to in the last few weeks of the projects and events and have been blown away by fill these gaps but our results season, and they really stood the way people work together with such a ‘can do’ suffered as a consequence.” out,” says Kemara. “The attitude. Not one to dwell, Kemara TC160816SP12 future is looking bright for TA I would like to thank all the amazing volunteers, immediately saw the OUTSTANDING: Te Awamutu Sports Club’s premier rugby Sports when you mix this supporters and sponsors of Sport Waikato who positives. team Player of the Year Cameron Petch with the George talented youth with experi- have got behind our Waipa Team to assist and “The injuries we had Roa trophy. enced players like captain support the wide range of groups, activities, meant some younger players, Christian Kelleher (who is workshops and events. I know this will continue, either first or second year out and Fraser Tech (61-15). On They ended up a missed only 20), Simon Kay, Norm but I would like to personally thank you all for the of College, had to step up. the flip side, there was a penalty goal short of pulling Solofa, Jack Munce and Dion wonderful support you have given to me over the “They were outstanding sprinkling of performances off a stunning win against Old Spice. years. throughout their first crack at that painted the potential of Boys, having turned a 20-0 “I will be making sure we premier level.” the side. deficit after 20 minutes into a look after these young local Results showed a side Top of the tree had to be 30-29 loss. players and continue to build struggling . . . there were some their Game of the Year 35-32 The two games against next year from where we left heavy defeats, including first win over Otorohanga at Island University resulted in a 15-12 off this year.” round losses to Matamata Reserve and gut-wrenching, away loss and a 29-17 defeat in One of the standouts of the (50-22), Hautapu (73-12) and close losses against beaten the mud at Albert Park (con- year was Stephen Gardiner. second round losses to Mel- finalists Hamilton Old Boys ceding three tries when down The club got huge value out of ville (78-14), Hautapu (52-7) and semi-finalists University. to 14 men, breaking a 10-10 the Irish Under 20 lock.

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BY COLIN THORSEN play six games over the following seven weekends against Te Awamutu Sports’ premier other North Island development rugby coach Maxie Kemara is sides. Kemara is the develop- delighted to see two of his up- ment team’s assistant coach. and-comers gain Waikato selec- Tiuke Mahoni has had a tion. season plagued with his share of Halfback Dion Spice has injuries. He is a big young man made the Waikato Development who deserves his selection in squad for its 2016 representa- the Waikato U19s. tive campaign, while loose for- “Tiuke came to TA Sports ward Tiuke Mahoni is included fresh out of Auckland schoolboy in the 27-strong Waikato rugby,’ says Kemara. Juniors (Under 19s) squad. “He has a reputation of being “Dion’s selection has been a very physical, athletic player hard earned . . . he has put in a and showed this when he took huge amount of work off the the field for the local club. field this year,” says Kemara. “In his appearances for TA “His performance on the Sports he was not shy to mix it field has benefited accordingly, up with the bigger, more experi- he’s been outstanding for Te enced players either.” Awamutu Sports. Kemara says Mahoni has “He missed six to seven been training all year with the weeks of club rugby due to rugby academy and has done injury, making him hungrier extremely well to also be named when he returned in round in a Waikato representative two.” team. Kemara believes Spice has a Waikato Juniors head coach very bright future. Alf Daniels, and his assistants “His fitness levels and pass- James White and Daniel Teka, ing skills are right up there have named a squad to play with the best of them, and he three pre-season matches and has only just turned 21.” three round-robin matches The young No. 9 is following before heading to the Jock in the footsteps of his father Hobbs Memorial National U19 Allan, and uncle Jason. TC160816SP13A TC160816SP13B Tournament in Taupo in mid Allan was a very competent DION SPICE weaving his magic for Te Awamutu TIUKE MAHONI makes an incisive break for Te September. Waikato will be player, both as a first five and Sports against Otorohanga. Awamutu Sports against Matamata. looking to go one better this halfback. season after going down to Can- He came through the Wai- vince and 66 for the Hurricanes Cardiff and a staggering 31 back too.” terbury in a thrilling national kato age group system and Super Rugby franchise. games in one season for Bristol Waikato Development head final last year — placing fourth played one season for Te Awa- He was a New Zealand A in 2009. coach Josh Hay has named an at the inaugural Under 19 mutu Sports’ premier team tourist to Europe in 2000 and “If I can end up half as good initial squad of 24 players to tournament in 2014. when in the twilight of his was called up as a substitute for as uncle Jason was I’ll be prepare for a schedule of eight After their pre-season hit career. the All Blacks against Argen- happy,” a modest Spice told the games from mid August to Octo- outs, Waikato Juniors face Jason made the Waikato NPC tina in 2001. Courier. ber. A pre-season hit out against Counties Manukau (away, team and played six games for After leaving the Hurricanes “He was definitely a role Thames Valley will be the first August 20), Taranaki (away, the Blues in 1998 before trans- in 2004, he enjoyed three model of mine. task before the Northern Region August 27) and Bay of Plenty ferring to Wellington where he seasons and 77 games for “I guess it is no coincidence B competition gets underway on (home, September 3) to deter- played 61 games for the pro- Ospreys in Wales, 48 games for that I’ve ended up playing half- August 20. The team will then mine their seeding for Taupo.

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BY COLIN THORSEN The best on show were put He was using the Top of the through an intense comparison South WFF Championships as a Team Trainstation body- round before Smith was warm-up for the nationals in builder Mike Smith scooped his announced as the overall cham- Christchurch on October 10. fourth major title for the year, pion. “I wanted to achieve a goal of taking out the overall Mr WFF “It was a great way to celebrate staying in stage condition all year South Island title. my 21st contest,” says Smith. “I’m round, allowing me to jump on Smith qualified for the overall stoked and pleasantly relieved,” stage and be competitive at short competition held later in the day, said Smith. notice.” by winning the South Island Mas- “I really lacked a bit of confid- Smith’s stay in Nelson got ters title in Nelson. ence going into this one but better by the minute. Later that The head judge rated the field trusted the process which came night came an invitation to com- of competitors as the best masters through in the end.” pete in the first WFF International line-up he had seen. He upstaged the winners of Pro Am Show being staged at After the break between the men’s class 1, 2, 3 and 4, as well as Ellerslie on August 27. masters and overall competitions, junior, masters and grandmasters “It’s a case of head down now, Smith’s carb up process really winners. Grades 1, 2, 3 and 4 are only 11 days until what may be the took affect. all height/weight categories. biggest bodybuilding show New TC160816SP14A He entered the stage fuller and Smith’s win follows Auckland, Zealand has staged.” MIKE SMITH with his trophies from the Top of the South WFF Body pumped, giving him an edge over Mr Christchurch and Southern Smith is sponsored by Westend Building Championships in Nelson. the other competitors. Hemisphere titles in 2016. Autos for the pro show. Dream return for Loveall

TC160816SP14B TRAINSTATION body builder Erica Loveall excels on her return to the stage.

Erica Loveall has become the third Team Trainstation bodybuilder to qualify for the WFF National Championships. Loveall joins Mike Smith and Debbie McWatters qualifying for the nationals being staged Christchurch on October 10. In a fairytale return to the sport — 15 years after her last show — Loveall place runner-up in the masters physique section of the NABBA Bay of Plenty Champion- ships. Always athletic and trained, this year she decided to go the extra distance and compete. She pin-pointed the Bay of Plenty champs, dedicating herself to the training and diet discipline needed to do so. Her effort consisted of five days early morning training, plus at least six cardio sessions per week. Contesting the masters physique section was a feat in itself . . . the majority of bodybuilders enter other divisions when starting out, rather than going straight to physique. Loveall placed second up against a seasoned veteran, putting her into national title contention if she chooses to pursue it. Her coach Mike Smith says she made an amazing transformation over the seven months leading up to her return to the stage. “It is a testament to her crazy work ethic in and out of the gym. “She peaked perfectly and will have a great competitive future at her level, if she wishes to continue.” Team Trainstation are grateful for all the local sponsors who assist them. Tuesday, August 16, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier

‘Pouri’ Prebble Cup champs TE AWAMUTU SOCCER DRAW BY COLIN THORSEN SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 Ngahinapouri Golf Club is Edmonds Judd Men’s Championship v Old Blues...... buzzing with excitement after ...... Warepai Domain, 12:30pm heading off 31 rival teams Men’s A division v Matamata...... Matamata Domain 1:00pm winning the Prebble Cup for a Men’s B division v Claudlands Rovers ...... The Stadium 12:30pm third time in 56 years. Men’s D division v Claudlands Rovers...... Anchor Park 12:30pm It capped a stellar season Wolves v Ohaupo Lions...... Ohaupo School, 9:00am Hurricanes v Woodstock Rockets ...... Woodstock School, 9:00am in which the men’s repre- Rovers v Vardon Stingers...... Sherwin Park, 10:00am sentative teams won two gold, Galaxy Girls v Northern Utd Steel ...... Grosvenor Park, 11:00am two silver and one bronze in Storm v Hillcrest Ravens ...... Jansen Park, 10:00am Waikato competitions. Hotshots v Cambridge Wolves ...... Sherwin Park, 10:00am The division four team Tigers v Cambridge Steel...... Sherwin Park, 11:00am triumphed to gain promotion Thunder v Wanderers Eagles...... Sherwin Park 9:00am to the division three cham- Raiders v Raglan Piranhas...... Sherwin Park 10:00am pionship pennant in 2017, the Tornadoes v Gordonton Missiles...... herwin Park, 9:00am handicap pennant team fin- Terriers v Huntly Thistle...... Sherwin Park, 11:45am Wildcats v Northern Utd Glory ...... Sherwin Park, 9:00am ished runners-up out of 24 Panthers v Northern Utd Orient ...... Sherwin Park, 10:30am teams, the handicap strokeplay (27-hole) pennant SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 team placed second out of 23 Edmonds Judd Women v Ngaruawahia ...... Centenial Park, 11:00am teams, and the junior pennant team emerged third of eight teams. The ladies’ rep team chimed in with a third placing in their division of the championship pennant. The Prebble Cup is one of the most sought after trophies in the Waikato — nearly every club enters the competi- TC160816SP15 tion annually. CUP JOY: Ngahinapouri’s triumphant team with the Prebble Cup, from left, back row: John Ngahinapouri went Simons, Steve Davies, Mark Will, Bruce Felton, Maurice Payne, Greg Bowden and Andrew through unbeaten, winning Galbraith. Front row: Toby Muir and Ray Foster. all five matches, beating Te Kowhai 8.5-3.5 at Waiterimu, Bruce Adams and Colin singles and foursomes, as did the small courses closed or Coromandel 10.5-1.5 at Wai- Cowan. Davies (singles) and Foster were enlarged it was donated kare, Taumarunui 8.5-3.5 at It is hard to single out (foursomes). to Waikato Golf for all clubs Tokoroa, Te Awamutu 7-5 players after such a team Toby Muir showed his to chase. This newspaper is subject to NZ Press (semifinal) at Cambridge and achievement where everyone fighting qualities in the final, Ngahinapouri broke Council procedures. A complaint Waitomo 7-5 (final) at Puta- helped out to gain results at coming back from three down through for their first Prebble must ﬁrst be directed in writing to the ruru. different times throughout to earn a win in his singles. Cup win in 1960, followed by a editor’s email address. If not satisﬁed Players to feature in the the campaign. Ralph Prebble, a long-time second Cup win in 1994. with the response, the complaint may team were Ray Foster, Greg However, Bowden’s 6/5 Waiterimu Golf Club mem- This year’s victorious be referred to the Press Council, P.O. Bowden, Mark Will, Steve singles win in the final was ber, donated the Cup in team is grateful to all their Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington Davies, Bruce Felton, massive in the context of the 1955. supporters and caddies, not 6143. Or use the online complaint form Maurice Payne, John Simons, game. Initially it was played for only in the final, but also at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please Toby Muir, Keenan He went through the entire by nine-hole clubs in the those who showed up at Cam- include copies of the article and all Membery, Andrew Galbraith, competition unbeaten in Waikato but when many of bridge for the semifinal. correspondence with the publication.

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Robert William. at 7pm FAST APPROVALS Family Chapel AGM Competitive Rates Passed away 69 years young, passed Catering Services Wednesday 24 August Election of Officers peacefully on 8 August away on 13 August General Business Call 0800 749 776 2016 after a short but 2016 peacefully Funeral Care Plans at 1pm, www.accessautofinance.co.nz determined battle surrounded by his Monument Services 124 Bowman Road, All local people are against cancer. Her loving family, after a Paterangi invited to attend. gentle, caring, stoic courageous fight. 262 Ohaupo Road R Atherton (Hon Sec) Scottish attitude was Loved husband of Te Awamutu ALL WELCOME Phone 871 6846 Trade Services with her to the end. Faith, father and rosetownfunerals.com She continually stepfather to Chris and CATDOORS reminded those Shona, Brett, Aaron SPECIAL offer supplied around her of how and Kat, Dillon and Te Awamutu and fitted, $120. 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FITTER TURNER MACHINIST PRACTICE NURSEM MANAGERANAGER Stewart & Cavalier’s Engineering Machine Shop Mahoe Med Accident and Medical Centre, Te Awamutu specialises in quick turnaround machining. Due to our current Nurse Manager retiring our busyTeAwamutu accident We currently have a position for a skilled and Medical practice has a vacancy for a fulltime Nurse Manager.The nurse Tradesperson with experience in areas of we are seeking will be an experienced Practice Nurse who has the ability milling and turning using manual and CNC to work autonomously while working in a team environment. Experience machines. Welding experience and fabrication in ED or acute accident and Medical care would be an advantage. skills would be an advantage for this position The Nurse Manager is a pivotal person in the medical centre environment, which is interesting and varied. Wanted to Buy as they are responsible for co-ordinating nursing services in the practice. or Exchange This is a great opportunity to join a professional, The Nurse Manager provides leadership and is responsible for the friendly workplace offering an attractive management and support of nursing team. The Nurse Manager will remuneration package and beneﬁts and the CALF MILK develop the nursing services and ensure that the nursing team deliver materials and equipment to do the job right. Surplus calf high quality care to the patients who visit the practice. milk required Please email a CV and covering letter to our The Nurse Manager will lead by example, showing a high level of Phone Nick Production Manager Braydan Kete professionalism, sensitivity, respect and conﬁdentiality when dealing with 027 243 1333 [email protected] colleagues and patients. Check out our website: www.stewcav.co.nz The Nurse Manager will be aware of necessary compliance and legal calf milk requirements in regard to Privacy Act, HIPC, HPCA and PHO contracts. Stewart&Cavalier If you think this is you, please send your CV with a cover letter to angela@ Bocock’s Calf Rearing mahoemed.co.nz Attention –The Directors Phone 07 872 1772 Tradezone Industrial Store Applicants must have NZ residency or a valid work visa and current APC Mark 027 474 6917 Te Awamutu wanted PHONE 871 7062 Closing date: 5pm 31 August 2016. Tuesday, August 16, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier TE AWAMUTU COURIER

Music club says thanks to public for support

Members of the Te Awa- She says it is a great hon- mutu RSA Country Music our to be asked to be guest Club sincerely thank the pub- artist for Te Awamutu RSA lic for their messages of sym- CMC. pathy and support following “Thank you Celia with all the sudden death of their my heart.” loved and respected president Also our club band will be Celia Baker. on hand to play for anyone The club is dedicated to who wishes to perform. continue to support her dedi- Members of the public, cation and commitment to the visitors and friends are wel- “fostering and promotion of come to join in, or just enjoy country music at all age the time with the club at the levels.” RSA from 1-4pm this Sunday. Arohanui, Celia. For more information con- This Sunday’s guest artist tact Freda — 871 6045. is the lovely and vivacious Sena Amos, who visits and performs around Hamilton GUEST artist this Sunday is and the wider Waikato areas. Sena Amos. &&,1(0$,1(0$ 6&(1(&(1( The Shallows

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Check out what’s on, people, links, www.teawamutu.nz/courier games, list your business, community groups, upcoming events. Home of the online Te Awamutu Courier Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, August 16, 2016 Some familiar faces have found great new places for their businesses in Rogers Place. Today we feature the second of these businesses, Any Angle Rooﬁng...

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Roofing expert Any Angle Roofing has a new home in Rogers Place after 18 months in a temporary office at Walton Street. The company was started by local couple Shaun and Jenaya Higginson after returning to Te Awamutu in 2008. What began as a small venture by the couple now has a team of ten covering Waipa, King Country and South Waikato. The roofers carry out installation of residential, rural (cowsheds, farm NEW sheds etc) and commercial roofing and cladding (such as NZ Farm Source and Albert Park Indoor Centre), as well as replacement roofing. Shaun was a plumber and gasfitter by trade and it was throughthisworkhe realised there was a demand for roofing installations and repairs. places “We install new roofing, replace old roofs and can carry out repairs. We offer free removal of old roofing as part of the service and can install new metal fascia and gutter.’’ “I am happy to discuss requirements with property owners or provide a free quote.’’ DESIGN & BUILD Any Angle Roofing are long-run roofing experts using Colorsteel and Zincalume roofing HOUSE & LAND PACKAGES and cladding. The team can also supply and install external and internal guttering, and is INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES a licensed butynol applicator. Shaun says Colorsteel is still the most popular option with home owners when it comes to roofing. “It’s easy to use, looks good, can be matched to the house colour scheme and wears well.’’ Jenaya manages the new office and can show clients the range of colour and profile options. “Colorsteel is designed in New Zealand specifically for our conditions, and there are over 20 colours in the range.” Any Angle Roofing provides a 12 point quality check at the completion of each job and a five year warranty for workmanship. “If you want a roof over your head that will last for years, with the peace of mind that it won’t leak, rust or fail, you need to contact us.” The company is so busy it is looking for more qualified roofers. “There is a shortage of skilled roofers, so 0800 ZB HOMES contact us if you are interested.” [email protected] | www.zbhomes.co.nz ■ Any Angle Roofing’s new office is open from 8.30am - 2.30pm weekdays. For further enquiries ph 871 6871 or see www.anyangleroofing.co.nz

• Experts in longrun rooﬁng • New Roofs • Replacement Roofs • Cladding • Gutter/Fascia • Residential/Commercial • Butynol

Shaun Higginson 07 871 6871 EXPERIENCED office@anyangleroofing.co.nz ROOFERS www.anyangleroofing.co.nz WANTED APPLY TODAY! 33 Rogers Place, Te Awamutu

All our roofers are Licensed Building Practitioners