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Support for E-waste’s new life grandparents A free support group for TC080318BR07 grandparents raising TWO truckloads and two 6m shipping containers grandchildren meets on the were filled with Te Awamutu’s e-waste. second Monday of each month. Venues alternate between the Ma¯ori Women's Welfare League and St Andrews Presbyterian Church. The group next meets at St Andrew’s on Monday, March 12 at 9.30am. For more information contact 022 678 5700. Elder abuse There will be a presentation on abuse of elderly by Jane Kay of Waikato Age Concern next Thursday, March 15. It takes place at 7.30pm at St Johns Church and everyone is welcome. JP clinic Te Awamutu residents are reminded that the JP clinic operates from the Citizens Advice Bureau offices down the Ray White Arcade on Alexandra St. Clinic hours are Monday, Busy day of collecting Wednesday and Friday from 9.30am to 12.30pm. Remember to bring photo Te Awamutu’s e-waste identification. No appointments are required. BY BETHANY ROLSTON Achievement Trust. Outside of clinic hours, call The social enterprise in Toko- JPs listed in the Rotary phone Te Awamutu’s e-waste col- roa employs local people, many book or yellow pages. lection day at the weekend was with disabilities, to dismantle buzzing when the Te Awamutu and recover the e-waste. Museum talk Courier visited. Around 95 per cent of the Bruce Postill from the For three hours on Saturday weight of the items are saved Department of Conservation is a parking lot on Churchill St and re-used to create different giving a presentation at the welcomed a steady stream of products. electronics. Waipa District Council waste Ka¯whia Regional Museum on The event was like an e-waste minimisation officer Sally Wednesday, March 14 at drive-thru. Fraser says she was 11am. Vehicles cruised up to the overwhelmed with the positive He will speak about DOC entrance, paid a small fee and response from the community. matters and welcomes drove through to unload Despite the start time of questions and concerns. unwanted TVs, computers, 10am, there were people trying printers, fridges, dishwashers, to drop off e-waste at 8am. Grey Power toasters and kettles — anything Sally says the popularity of Waipa District Council is with a plug or a battery. the event shows a demand for presenting its 10-year plan to In two hours the masses of the service in the Waipa district. Grey Power. electronics filled two “Once we have the final num- The event is at Waipa truckloads and two 6m shipping bers and cost of the event, we Workingmen’s Club on containers. can look at how we will run this Thursday, March 15 at 1.30pm. But the items won’t go to type of event in the future.” TC080318BR06 landfill — they have been TE AWAMUTU man Tim Wilkins (left) and Waipa District councillor trucked to South Waikato ■ Continued page 2 Vern Wilson say goodbye to a CRT TV. WHAT’S THE

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[email protected] The Te Awamutu community came to the party to help make the event a success. Volunteers from the Te Awamutu Fire Brigade, Te Awamutu Community Board and Waipa District Council helped with heavy lifting. Serenda Espresso was onsite to fuel the [email protected] workers. The local coffee cart gave out free coffees — in ceramic mugs rather than takeaway cups — to every person who dropped off e-waste. Cambridge Community Board member John Bishop dropped off a computer and two printers.“We’re all hoarders to some extent,” [email protected] he says. “I’ve seen people come and drop off two or three generations of e-waste. It shows we need more events like this — I’d love to see it happen in Cambridge.” Waipa District Councillor Marcus Gower said people were happy to pay the fee of $5 to $10 per item of e-waste. The fee was required because the e-waste TC080318BR05 needs more processing than standard WAIPA District councillor Vern Wilson, right, and Cambridge Community recycling. Board member John Bishop enjoy a coffee from Serenda Espresso. 2016 MARCH MADNESS BY SOFA CREATIONS BRING THIS ADVERT AND RECEIVE DISCOUNT ON THE COUCHES BELOW

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BY BETHANY ROLSTON David McGuire 027 472 2572 Sharon Griffiths is the first female principal Looking for an affordable lifestyle block near town? of Te Awamutu Primary Look no further! School, and at 36, she’s likely the youngest.  2.8791ha (7 acres) located 10km from Te Awamutu She was appointed  5mainpaddocks+2smaller;plentyofshedspace last month, taking over from Craig Pentecost  3 bedroom home re-clad with linear + new bathroom who resigned after 18  Plenty of fruit trees and large lawn - perfect for kids! months for family  Just 10km to Te Awamutu College and Intermediate, reasons. and under 1km to Pokuru Primary School Sharon’s appoint- ment adds to the grow- ing number of female principals in New Zea- www.ruralandlifestylesales.com land, according to the Ministry of Education. Last year marked the first year there was a larger proportion of female principals in the ATTENTION country than male. That year 52 per cent of principals were female, up from 41 per cent in LANDLORDS 2004. TC080318BR02 It’s a natural transi- TE AWAMUTU Primary School’s new principal Sharon Griffiths. tion for Sharon — she was deputy principal at looks to the future with given a group hug from Hunter. Ownapropertyyouwanttorentout? the school for three excitement. some of the students and Being the principal at years before becoming “It’s an enormous given lots of kind cards. the school your child Having problems with your rental? principal. weight on your shoul- “The children seem attends has its pros and During this time she ders — the education of over the moon — I’m so cons, she says. enjoyed getting to know 450 students and the lucky.” “I am lucky enough to staff and students and wellbeing and safety of Before moving to Te see Connor receive spending time in the the staff.” Awamutu three years certificates and partici- classroom. But Sharon knows ago Sharon taught at pate in school events “I’m not going to be a she has the support of schools in Auckland and like character dress up principal that hides parents and students. in Cambridge, England. days. I also have my away in my office,” she “I’ve had really kind Outside her job finger on the pulse about says. comments from women Sharon loves being with what he is learning “I’ll be out there in in the community family and spending about and his progress.” the playground with the delighted to have a time outdoors. Sharon’s also looking children.” female principal, and She and her husband forward to being The first-time princi- saying I’ll be a good role Mike have two sons — “dunked” — a tradition pal admits her role model for the young six-year-old Connor, for principals — at next comes with huge girls.” who attends the school, Friday’s school twilight responsibilities, but She says she was and three-year-old gala. Light It Orange for Shine Contact the Property

This week Violence Free Waipa Many incidents go unreported to support the cause and stand up Management Specialists is standing up against domestic due to the victims being scared, against domestic violence by don- violence by participating in this isolated or having nowhere to go. ating to the fundraising page at Yvonne or Ashley year’s Light it Orange for Shine Shine staff can change all of www.fb.com/violencefreewaipa and raising funds to support this and help victims get safe page under ‘Light It Orange’. victims of domestic and stay safe. Light It Orange Friday will see 027 857 7385 or 07 871 7189 abuse. businesses around town, Did you know that including Westpac, every four-and-a-half Kainga Aroha and First minutes Police are National in Te Awamutu, called out to a domestic stepping out in their or- violence incident, with ange garb to raise aware- many involving children Shine makes such a posi- ness and have a little fun along the and babies? tive difference in our communi- way — so check out what they are Domestic violence occurs in all ties and we want to help them help up to. communities, all cultures and all more victims. Donations can also be made at sectors of society. Violence Free Waipa asks you any of these participating outlets. Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 4 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, March 8, 2018 WHAT’S HOT See how artists create WHAT’S NOT at Te Awamutu Library HOT ■ The great e-waste drop off day on Waipa District on Saturday morn- Saturday. Awesome job, thank you. Libraries are ings. ■ showcasing some of Attendees can Beautiful flower beds around town. the district’s best local learn the basics about ■ Seeing so many families enjoying artists and crafts- watercolour, Ma¯ori the new bike park. people in a rather art, clay and drawing unique fashion — and with charcoal. NOT they are inviting the The classes cost a ■ public to come along. gold coin donation to The person who removed my lawn- From March 13 to attend and registra- mower when I had it out at the front 16, the Te Awamutu tion is essential. gate to be sold. Library will host a ■ ■ number of morning For more details A trader from the Saturday market and afternoon sessions about the programme or taking jigsaw puzzles from the where local artists in classes, pick up a Sharing Shed and putting them on his various media work brochure from either the stall for sale. on a current project in Te Awamutu or ■ the Community Room. Cambridge Library, visit No place to take garden green Visitors are invited the Waipa District waste on a Sunday. to come along and Libraries Facebook page ■ Children over five years in the observe the process of or go to the News and young children's play area. Equip- an artwork being Events page at created. waipalibraries.org.nz ment will be ruined in no time. People can stay for ■ People walking on Pokuru Rd on the as long as they like. incorrect side and in dark clothing. They may want to pull up a chair and chat ■ People not picking up after their with the artists or just horses at Kihikihi Domain. pop in. There will be up to four artists sharing the space at a time, so TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. there will be a variety Send to 021 241 4568 on show, including painters, digital TC080318DTSUE EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. artists, clay artists ARTIST Sue Gordon with her portrait of her and more. great grandfather Joseph Bathurst. Send to [email protected] Waipa District Council outreach lib- promote artistic Also on offer dur- DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. rarian Hannah May appreciation and ing March is a series TC080318NARELLEHUGGINS says the week aims to ignite the observer’s of introductory art URBAN landscape artwork by participating Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street celebrate local artists, own creative abilities. classes for adults held artist Narelle Huggins.

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Te Awamutu’s Studio Two, at 3 and in its place are four pottery One room is dedicated to exhib- Walton St, has revealed its new wheels. The studio also has a kiln iting the work of local artists. mural, Gap in the Clouds, by and sells clay, glazes and tools. The next exhibition at Studio Hamilton artist Rachel Peary. There’s also an area where Two is by Otorohanga water- Rachel is one of 11 street artists Alex features her Mystery Creek colour artist Rebecca Ngapo (see taking part in this weekend’s Ceramics range of work. story this page). Boon 2018, a Hamilton street art festival. The artists will create 10 new permanent artworks on walls around Hamilton City — seven walls in Frankton’s business pre- cinct and three in the central city. Studio Two is owned by local artists and friends Alex Wilkinson and Lee Samuel. Since taking over the building this year, formerly leased by TC080318SPREBECCA Walton Street Cafe, the pair has WATERCOLOUR artist Rebecca Ngapo at work. transformed the space. The kitchen has been removed Otorohanga watercolour art- wanted to be a full-time parent, ist Rebecca Ngapo is excited to and during this time attended a be holding her first exhibition at water colour painting course at Studio Two from this weekend. Waikato Society of Arts in Ham- Following an opening ilton, which sparked a new tomorrow night, her show While passion. She Was Sleeping will be open to She enjoys painting native the public from this Sunday New Zealand birds, animals and until Thursday, March 29. people’s beloved pets. The exhibition title is a nod “It as an honour to capture to Rebecca’s daughter Kaea, as it the essence of furry family mem- was during the baby’s nap times bers,” she says. that Rebecca was able to paint. She continued upskilling by “I am a stay-at-home mum attending a watercolour course and the only time I get to paint is at Studio Two. if and when my 11-month-old Rebecca hopes to sell works, daughter sleeps,” says Rebecca. and take commissions for pet “There will even be a wee paintings, to put together some installation at the gallery made funds for the next important up of paintings that will never phase of her parenting — fenc- get finished or got ruined due to ing the front of her section from TC080318SPRACHEL my daughter’s erratic sleeps — the main road before Kaea starts HAMILTON street artist Rachel Peary works or helping hands and feet.” walking. on the mural on Walton St. Rebecca has a Bachelor of Arts in fashion and a Post ■ More information about TC080318BR03 Graduate Diploma in primary Rebecca’s work can be found at STUDIO TWO artists Alex Wilkinson (left) and teaching. somewhere.kiwi.nz or Lee Samuel in front of the finished mural. When Kaea was born she facebook.com/somewhere.nz/

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Highfield Country Estate Retire- ment Village will host a concert this Sunday to showcase the talent of two musicians, and the public is invited to attend. Pianist Katherine Austin and cellist Edward King are playing in the Highfield Lodge on Sunday, March 11 at 2pm. They will perform works by Beethoven, Schumann and Franck in a concert of the glorious greats. Edward, a University of Waikato graduate, has made solo appear- ances with the New Zealand Sym- phony, Christchurch Symphony, Polish National Philharmonic, and Vogtland Philharmonic orchestras. Edward has also performed solo and chamber music recitals at festivals such as the Bad Berleburg Schlosskonzerte, Edinburgh Fringe, Asiago and the Eckelhausener Musiktage. Katherine Austin is senior lec- turer in piano at the University of TC080218TCBR01 Waikato Conservatorium of Music. TE AWAMUTU Baptist Church staff from left: office administrator Karen Phillips, pastor Simon She performs regularly around Alexander and youth, children and young adults ministry Celeste Edkins. New Zealand as a concerto soloist, chamber musician, and solo This year Te Awamutu Borstal. Two years later the It was officially opened in recitalist and in Europe, Asia and Baptist Church is having its 80th church purchased land and built 2007. USA as pianist of the New Zealand TC080318SPKING birthday. a church on Teasdale St, which it It is holding a celebration this Chamber Soloists and the Tennant- CELLIST Edward King will per- The church is celebrating to still calls home. Sunday, March 11 with a church Austin Duo. form alongside pianist Katherine remember how far it has come In 1962 a new contemporary service at 10.15am, followed by Katherine tours frequently for Austin. and to think about the future. church was opened, seating 250 lunch and an afternoon pro- Chamber Music New Zealand, and The church had humble people. The cost of the building gramme. is a National Recording Artist, drifting to Highfield.” beginnings when it opened in and furnishing was 13,000 Pastor Simon Alexander says broadcasting regularly on Radio Doors open at 1.30pm and the 1938. pounds. the celebration is about thanking New Zealand Concert. performance starts at 2pm. Its 20 members met at the In 2002 the church purchased God for his blessings. She has performed in many New To book a ticket contact 871 2020. Gifford Building in Alexandra St, an adjoining property on “As a church we are looking Zealand and international festivals. Tickets $15. and rather than sitting on chairs, Teasdale St to make way for forward to what God has in store Concert organiser Aroha Nuku Concert-goers are advised to sat on kerosene boxes covered future growth. for us in the future.” says proceeds for Sunday’s concert park on Swarbrick Drive outside with rugs. In 2006 there was a major will go to the music programme at the main entrance. The pastor at the time was rebuild, joining the two build- ■ To register for the celebration Te Awamutu Intermediate School. The Lodge is located on Hector Hogarth, who also ran ings and modernising the com- contact the church office on 871 “It is a pleasure to support the Highfield Drive 100m from the monthly services at Waikeria plex. 5500. students whose music we often hear entrance. BIG Prices are falling off the shelves!

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TC080318SPFIRE FREE INFORMATION FLASHBACK to 2009: Pirongia Rural Fire Force and Te Awamutu Fire Brigade firefighters at a Pirongia house fire.

Motivation, perseverance and ongoing VRFF — a 1960s Commer Gamecock. SESSIONS commitment to the community in and Over the years upgrades have taken around Pirongia in the early 1990s was the place and in 2003 the VRFF extended its driving force for the formation of the capabilities with the completion of the Let Scenic assist in planning Pirongia Voluntary Rural Fire Force. build of an off road capable 4WD Rural Twenty-five years later the current Fire Appliance/Tanker. members of the Pirongia Brigade is The most recent acquisition was a 4WD your next holiday planning to celebrate all that has been ute, which has already proved its value for achieved with a Silver Jubilee. the brigade. Join us at one of the free information sessions to learn more It started with a group of eight locals Of significant impact was building the meeting with Waipa District Council current Fire Station, led by Life Member about Scenic’s enriching experiences and all-inclusive journeys. asking to be recognised as Pirongia Rural David Bowler. The current station Fire Party, with the council as the Fire includes large training areas and vehicle Why you should attend Authority. bays. A public meeting in the village fol- The weekend of August 25/26 has been Engage with Scenic’s expert team offering first hand lowed, and the ‘force’ became a reality. chosen for the celebrations. knowledgeofitineraries,destinationsandtraveltips By April 1993 the group had grown to 18 Past and present members, dignitaries members and was quoted as”‘delighted to and invited community members will Tailor your journey with experienced local travel agents have achieved 111 callout status” follow- attend a formal Jubilee Evening on Satur- ing an approach to Waipa District Council day, followed by an Open Day for the Receivespecialbonusoffersontheday and NZ Fire Service Hamilton. community on Sunday. The brigade was registered in August Past and present brigade members and We look forward to welcoming you and helping plan your next 1993 and brought onto the NZFS 111 partners are invited to an informal barbe- Emergency turnout system in the same cue afternoon at the Station on Sunday –orfirst–excitingjourneywithScenic. month. The volunteers supplied their own from 1pm. pagers and overalls. The brigade is gathering names, Then Te Awamutu Fire Chief Robbie addresses and contact details of previous Morris was instrumental in the early and members, and seeking stories, informa- ongoing success of the brigade, supporting tion and memorabilia to add to the HAMILTON their efforts from the outset. collection and make the anniversary a The brigade also noted the support of success. TUESDAY20MARCH Te Awamutu Courier and Watson Fire Chief Bruce Budd says they are BONUS Howarth Motors, their first sponsors. endeavouring to be accurate with histori- The Ferrybank Many other businesses and organisations cal details and would appreciate any 154GranthamStreet OFFERS contributed to the brigade getting started information. when booking with equipment requirements, including on the day* hoses, a portable pump, protective cloth- ■ To help the brigade in any way towards the ing and helmets. Silver Jubilee contact Bruce — 020 4065 TAURANGA The first appliance was from Kaiaua 7430. THURSDAY 22 MARCH Tauranga Yacht Club What’s On 90 Keith Allen Drive, Sulphur Point for March Europe and France OceanCruisingonScenic Te Awamutu Events Guide as notified to The coveted trophy for the People's Choice will River Cruising Eclipse: The World’s First the Te Awamutu Visitor i-Site Centre. be hotly contested. Register by emailing ■ 10 Sailability Experience Sailing, sailing for [email protected], but car owners should 10:00am-11:00am Discovery Yacht all abilities, Lake Ngaroto 4pm. More informa- also feel free to turn up on the day to register tion phone Rob 027 498 3249 or text Michael ($5). 1:30pm - 2:30pm 0204 106 6809. ■ 18 Te Awamutu Country Music Club, Canada and Alaska ■ 11 Kelvin Cruickshank Live, Te Awamutu Methodist Hall , 1- 4pm. Phone 871 2799. 12:00pm - 1:00pm Europe River Cruising Sports Rugby Club, 7- 9.30pm. $65 (plus ■ 18 Kihikihi Speedway ministock stampede, booking fee), R16. Tickets from Te Awamutu 1pm, McDonald’s Kihikihi Speedway. andScenicEclipse i-Site. Passing on messages from people who ■ 21 Continuing Education presents - Consti- have passed and are in spirit. tutional Adventures, Waipa Workingmen’s 6:00pm - 7:00pm ■ 12 Mount Pirongia Country Music Club Day, Club, 9.30-11.30am. Speaker Sir Geoffrey Ngahinapouri Hall, 12.30pm. All welcome. Palmer QC will outline why he became Contact Noeline 871 5083. interested in constitutional issues and will try to ■ 16 CommSafe Ambrose Charity Golf explore the challenges facing modern western Tournament, Gener8 Te Awamutu Golf Club, democracies, and how to organise democratic Sessionsarefree,butseatsarelimited 9.45am- 5pm. Join in for a fun day of ambrose governance. Phone 871 3923. Entry $2. golf as you network with colleagues and ■ 24Sailability Experience Sailing, sailing for so early registration is encouraged. clients. More information at waikatogolf.co.nz/ all abilities, Lake Ngaroto 4pm. More informa- events/events. tion phone Rob 027 498 3249 or text Michael ■ 16 Te Awamutu Primary School Twilight 0204 106 6809. *Conditions apply Gala, 4.30pm- 7pm — wet or fine. Fundraising ■ 25 Pirongia Country Market, Pirongia for the court resurfacing project. Rides, bouncy Memorial Hall, 9am- 2pm. Phone Anne, 871 castle, games, class stalls, food and drink, 9261. 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It goes drives, walks, cycles or uses public trans- The plan also gives high priority to He lives, He lives, port, has been approved for public con- projects providing high safety outcomes. Christian Christ Jesus lives today! sultation. Other high priorities include the South- He walks with me and talks with me Submissions open tomorrow on the ern Links package of transport projects to Along life's narrow way. draft Waikato Regional Land Transport support the Peacocke development growth Comment He lives, He lives, Plan (RLTP) — a document that sets the cell in Hamilton. Salvation to impart! direction our transport system will take in There are also projects to improve You ask me how I know He lives? the future, and specifically over the next 10 public transport and cycleways, and to Murray Olson - St John’s Anglican Church He lives within my heart. years. ensure road resilience to climate change. This is who Jesus is to me. He is a living “This is an exciting time to be looking at There is a new priority supporting Jesus was once walking along with his Saviour who “walks with me and talks with transport planning, particularly with the passenger rail from Hamilton to Auckland, disciples. He turned to them and asked: me along life's narrow way”. This is the one Government taking a real interest in with the plan acknowledging both the “Who do you say that I am?” of life-changing messages of Easter. planning, with different priorities to those interim short term solution as well as the What would be your answer if Jesus However, there is more. Jesus also held by the previous Government,” says longer term objectives. asked you this question? shows us the way to God for he said: “I am regional transport committee chair and The RLTP also supports interregional I believe that there would be all sorts of the way, the truth, and the life! Without me, Waikato regional councillor Hugh Vercoe. projects between the Waikato and neigh- answers to this question. no one can go to the Father”. It is through “There are issues we need to address in bouring regions such as Auckland, Bay of Some of you may say that he was a Jesus we can have a relationship with God the Waikato. Tremendous growth and Plenty and Taranaki. good person who did all sorts of good that gives a life of peace, joy, happiness development in some parts of the region is “A good example of this is the support deeds many years ago. that we can enjoy now and will last forever. putting pressure on our existing transport for rail improvements in the Auckland Others of you may say that he was a This is the other great message of Easter. networks,” he says. region so we’ll be able to move both freight person in history alongside Julius Cesar, So, along with the Easter eggs, give “We’re still seeing unacceptably high and passengers more efficiently on the rail Alexander the Great, or Abraham Lincoln. yourself the gift of Jesus this Easter. He is numbers of deaths and injuries on our network,” says Hugh. Again some of you may say that he was a worth giving your life to and he will not roads, so we need to find a better way to “The Waikato is in the heart of the great prophet alongside the other great disappoint you. You will gain a relationship address this serious road safety issue. upper North Island economic and trans- prophets. Many of you may even say ‘I with God that you can enjoy now and it will “Today’s rapidly changing social, port system. Our road and rail corridors don’t know’. last forever. Now you cannot say that about economic and technological landscape will are used to move freight to and from the Well, despite isolated criticism to the Easter eggs. ultimately result in a different land trans- ports of Auckland and Tauranga, and they contrary, one key aspect of Christ that we Who do you say that Jesus is? This is port system to what we currently have.” transport visitors to some of the country’s must agree on is that he actually existed as the most important question that you can The draft transport plan has been top tourism hotspots. a historical person. ask yourself. prepared by the Waikato regional trans- “And, of course, our land transport port committee, comprising elected mem- system is used by the people of the Waikato bers from the regional council, all the local in their everyday life, whether they’re territorial councils, and representatives getting from A to B by private motor from the NZ Transport Agency and NZ vehicle, public transport, foot or bike. Te Awamutu Police. “That’s why I strongly encourage the It details the significant transport people of the Waikato to take this oppor- activities the region’s councils want cen- tunity to have their say on the plan for our Courier tral government funding for. transport network’s future,” he says. The first priority in the plan is the Your community newspaper for over 100 years completion of the current sections of the ■ Submissions are open for a month, closing Waikato Expressway, followed by the on Monday, April 9. Go to extension of the expressway from Cam- waikatoregion.govt.nz/submit-rltp to have your To advertise with us phone 07 871 5151 bridge to the Piarere SH1/29 intersection, say. The final plan will be adopted by Waikato with recognition that this will bring even Regional Council on Thursday, June 28.

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Shona Chambers TC010318DTBOWLS1 skipped her Browns Bay FLIGHT 1 winners of team to victory in flight the Betty Gibson one of the Betty Gibson Two-Day Ladies’ Two-Day Ladies’ Classic Classic bowling at Te Awamutu Bowling tournament, Club. Browns Bay, from A field of 29 teams of left, Shona four from all over the Chambers, Kerin upper North Island Roberts, Jan competed with Auckland, Harrison and the East Coast, Bay of Margaret Oates with Plenty, Taranaki, South Betty’s husband Waikato, King Country Neil and daughter and the greater Waikato Sue Weston who all represented. were on hand for the The Auckland four of prizegiving. Chambers, Margaret Oates (3), Kerin Roberts (2) and Jane Harrison (lead) triumphed with 80 points. A countback was required to decide the runners-up after two teams ended up on 70 points. Honours went to M. Wallis, Margaret Gibson Accountants, Reed’s composite team of Cavanagh and Ann Mylchreest Electrical B. Corbett, P. Andrew and Hoskins who also and Pak N Save. J. Welsh. accumulated 50 points. The format was a The Tauranga South Third place went to round robin of doubles team of Robyn Matthews- Tokoroa’s Glenda Norris- and fours to split the Hunt, Heather Gilbert, Palmer, Binnie Hewson, teams into two flights. June Smith and Carol Viv Procter and Heather Doubles partners McGrory had to settle for Cox with 45 points. changed for day two and third. First day consolation each flight played for the Flight two was taken winners were the Rewa honours and prizes. out by the Te Awamutu team of J. Hart, C. Taylor, Everyone had a chance team of Doreen Duffell L. Lopez and M. Tappin at winning with the two- (skip), Frances on a countback from flight system. Dragicevich-Tait (3), Ngongataha’s W. Green, Thelma Munn (2) and L. McIntosh, D. Ryan and TC010318DTBOWLS2 Annette Shilton (lead) M. Jordan after both FLIGHT 2 winners, Te with 50 points on a teams finished on 40 Awamutu, from left: countback from their points. Doreen Duffell, Frances club-mates team of Dawn The tournament was Dragicevich-Tait, Thelma Highnam (skip), Jean sponsored by Steve Munn, Annette Shilton. RACE TE AWAMUTU down to the Te Awamutu When you want to A C Courier for all your Print, get your advertising .. Radio & Digital right ... ATTENTION ALL advertising solutions. FOOTBALL PLAYERS See the leaders in Junior Player Registrations Over your (players aged 5-14 years) will take Win potential their fi elds place on 10th March at the Stadium, market Armstrong Ave, 9am-noon, or register on line at our website In news, 97 Sloane Street www.teawamutuafc.com or our First sport & Te Awamutu Facebook page Te Awamutu AFC.

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Former Waikato rugby the 2018 team.” land at the end of 2008, captain Jono Gibbes has Waik-ato CEO Blair Gibbes moved to Europe Waikare eliminated the been appointed as the new Foote said Gibbes brings a where he was appointed as VetENT Pirongia golf team head coach of Waikato for wealth of experience and forwards coach of in the first round of the the 2018 Mitre 10 Cup. successful coaching know- Leinster. Tolich Trophy for the Gibbes, 41, will return ledge to the position gained During his time at second year running on to New Zealand at the over the last 10 years in the Leinster he helped coach Sunday. conclusion of the Guinness European competitions. the side to three Heineken The foursome pairings PRO 14 season in Europe, “Being a former player Cup titles. of Dave Lamb/Dave where he is currently the for the province, he also In 2014 Gibbes joined Strawbridge and Steve head coach of Ulster. brings an understanding of the coaching team at Law/Ken Bardsley were “It is an honour to have the pride and passion French side Clermont both beaten 5/4, Peter Mor- the opportunity to follow playing in a red, yellow Auvergne, helping to guide ris/Don Matson went down in the footsteps of previous and black jersey requires. them to a Top 14 title in 2/1 and Andrew Johnston/ Waikato coaches, who all “It is great to have a 2017. TC080318FPGIBB- Derek Boyle lost one down. contributed to the proud coach of his calibre From there, Gibbes ES Pirongia performed bet- history of the province,” rejoining the Waikato set moved back to Ireland to Jono Gibbes ter in the singles. Lamb said Gibbes. up. become head coach of has been won 2/1, Morris prevailed “With the opportunity “We look forward to Ulster. appointed as 3/2, Bardsley got home 2-up comes the responsibility to working with Jono as he Gibbes was Waikato cap the new head and Johnston romped to a do the colours justice,” he puts his unique stamp on number 972 and played a coach of Wai- 6/5 victory, while Matson, said. the Mitre 10 Cup in 2018 total of 64 games for the kato for the Strawbridge and Law all “That has to be the first and beyond.” province between 2000 and 2018 Mitre 10 finished square. objective for myself and for After leaving New Zea- 2007. Cup. VetENT Pirongia’s team of Tyne Watts, Gary Bow- man, Kevin Appleby and Huge Herbert haul of Rob Taylor are fifth after Johnsons win opening day golf round one of the Fusion Print Strokeplay Pennant stableford points Murray and Margaret nett, from Barbara O’Regan Four rounds remain. at Ngahinapouri. Taylor Johnson won the opening 73. Maxine Leigh won the The Rosetown Holden- fared best shooting a nett 68 day four-ball best-ball com- nine hole event with 22 sponsored men’s champion- in the morning and backed Mike Herbert was in top hole proved popular with petition with 51 stableford at stableford from Sandra ship pennant team had a up with 36 in the afternoon. form accumulating 47 Herbert, Owen Heke. Te Awamutu Golf Club. White, Phillipa Wood 18. tough start to their division On the club scene, stableford points to win Arthur Heke and Alice The Johnsons finished Best of the Veteran men one campaign, losing 6.5-2.5 Andrew Johnston took out Sunday’s New Vision Nunn all recorded nett two points clear of runners- were Richard Woodward to Morrinsville at the Nar- the Foote, Newlands and Architecture-sponsored eagles to share the jackpot, up Barry Murtagh/Peter with 42 stableford, Percy rows and 9-0 away to Mata- McCormick Shield with a scramble. worth $80. Andrew Hill Emery on Sunday, with Kapa, Welby Murrell, Ray mata. It doesn’t get any hot 60 nett. His nearest The event was held at (Waitomo) won the third-placed Raewyn Brain 41. Kerry Jensen, Roy easier for the team of Liam rival was Grant Morgan Stewart Alexander Golf Tuesday midweek with 68 Coleman/Gwenda Meeke a Greenhalgh, Mick McFarlane, Jason Daniels, with 64. Club. nett from Ray Ward 70. further point adrift. McConnell, Robin McGhie, Michael McDonald, Clint Lynda Morgan and Herbert headed off Ivan Smith (Waitomo) Meeke and Robin Watson John Staples and Toby Rowe, Nic Ross and Colby Kevin Nickson were in out- Arthur Heke on 43 points, claimed the stableford jointly headed the Thomson have rocketed to Grey this weekend. They standing form, both Bill Shaw 42, Alan with 37 points from Ian Saturdaywomen’s field with the lead after three rounds play Hamilton at Morrins- recording nett 66 to jointly Ramsey 41 and Keith Coleman 36. nett 72, from Joanne Knapp of the Waikato Veterans ville. Te Awamutu was elim- win the junior scramble. Hawtin, Cobber Weinberg The course will be 73. Pennant. Te Awamutu head inated in the second round The senior scramble and birthday boy Neal closed from noon Sunday, The women’s club day Waitomo by six points with of the Prebble Cup competi- was jointly won by Jack Johnston were all on 39. March 11 to allow for reno- scramble was won by third placed Stewart Alexan- tion, beaten 8-4 by Walton at Hjorth and Bill Fox with The par three, third vation to the greens. Raewyn Coleman with 70 der 15 points in arrears. Tirau. nett 68. HOUSE FOR SALE BE SURPRISED FABULOUS MODERN LIVING 69 GOODFELLOW ST - 027 477 7205 ENQUIRIES OVER $510,000 Accident and Medical Centre • 3 Bedrooms • 2 Bathrooms ‘EAT FOR HEALTH & UNDERSTANDING FOOD LABELS’ • 922m2 Section How much sugar are you consuming without realizing? Property ID on Trademe #FRC 972 Hosted By: Sally Sayers – Mahoe Med Hayley Berkers – Sports Waikato All Welcome Where: Te Awamutu Event Centre Time: 13 March 2018 - 5.30 to 6.15pm Be informed - hear about developments at the DHB. Come along and talk about what Transport available (if required), please call matters to you in your community. Andrea at Mahoe Med to book a ride. 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JARED WADE (85H) made a clean sweep of all three heats to convincingly take out the King Country Superstock Champs.

PHOTOS: CAMERON LEE, — WWW.180PHOTOGRAPHY.CO.NZ OUSTED: Darron Jeffery (7S) is spectacularly eliminated by Branden Rodgers (12A) in the final heat of the North Island Streetstock Champs.

BY COLIN THORSEN Not surprisingly, Melling (the Castleton was another ‘hard lone Hawke’s Bay driver) came in luck’ story. The club stalwart got The strong Rotorua contingent for most attention from the Roto- spun in heat one, costing him big of cars played the perfect team rua cars after he had won heat time, then clawed his way back game to set 9R Chris Shingleton one and placed second in heat two winning heat two and placing up for victory in the Waipa Hire (for 41 points) to establish a fifth in heat three for 50 points. North Island Streetstock Cham- handy five point lead over The RWF King Country pionships at McDonald’s Kihikihi Shingleton, with Kihikihi’s 12K Superstocks was won Speedway. Daniel Curran and King a further impressively by 85H Jared Wade After a tame first two heats point adrift in equal third spot. of Huntly who took out all three punctuated by the odd spin, the Melling had to settle for heats to head the 20 strong field third and final heat roared into second overall after placing on his favourite Kihikihi track. life. eighth in heat three, while Damian Orr in car 81R was Rotorua cars out of contention Curran had the disappointment second and Ryan Hunt 29M third. for the title ganged up, blocking of being taken out by rival com- Steve Williams was in a class and hitting opposition cars to get petitors and failing to finish when of his own winning the saloon NORTH ISLAND streetstock champion Chris Shingleton (9R) in two podium placings. in the form of his life, having feature. action during the first of three final heats at McDonald’s Kihikihi Shingleton’s win in the third earlier placed third and sixth for After being relegated to the Speedway. took his tally of points to 57, two his 35 points. back of the grid after jumping the clear of second placed 2NZ Wayne Kihikihi ended the night with start, the legendary golf caddy Club president Rossco seen in his super saloon. Melling. Rotorua’s Michael King three cars in the top 10, Blair drove through the field, passing Cresswell was rewarded for get- Next meeting on Sunday, 58R completed the podium after Castleton 61K placing fourth, second placed Chris Taylor 18K ting his 77K car out of the shed for March 18 features the Youth finishing third in heat three for 54 Caleb Hayes 23K sixth and on the last corner to take the its first meeting of the year, Ministock Stampede, starting at overall. Curran 10th. victory. placing third. Cresswell is mostly 1pm.

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BY COLIN THORSEN

Pirongia qualified for the semi-final of Waikato Valley cricket’s Chair- man’s Trophy competition with a 50-run win over Kaihere. The Mountain Men scored 224/9 in their allot- 1 ted 40 overs batting first at Pirongia Domain on Satur- day. After good starts from Matt Lowe (40) and brothers Connor and Matti Clarke (22 each), Ben Calvert blossomed with an unbeaten 85. Kaihere got off to a good start in their run chase. The visitors looked to be cruising until spinners Hamish Crooks, with 2-25, and Jonty Grayling, 2-36, featured in tandem to screw down the run rate. Connor Clarke cleaned up 2 3 the tail with figures of 3-35. Pirongia have the home TC080318SP15 ground advantage for this SHOT: Pirongia’s Matt Lowe hits out during his knock weekend’s play off against of 40 against Kaihere at Pirongia Domain on Saturday. Hinuera. ARTHUR UDEN PHOTO Otorohanga 284 Owaikura Road The Collins Flooring Xtra sponsored Te Awamutu Marist team Machines-sponsored Te Awamutu Sports suffered a 105 run loss to Hinuera at Gold side to decide third and fourth Matamata. placings in the South Zone pool this Diverse use grazing farm Batting first, Hinuera scored 239/9 Saturday at Albert Park. This picturesque 98-hectare multifaceted property Auction (unless sold prior) after being in a spot of trouble at 131/6 TA Sports Gold and Waikare played provides those with an open mind an opportunity to enjoy 11am, Thu 22 Mar 2018 after 31 overs. The lower order responded out a nail-biter at Albert Park — the a mix of grazing, forestry plus some appealing native bush. 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton with 108 runs from the last nine overs. visitors winning a low scoring affair by Approximately 65 hectares of grazing, 9 hectares of View Tue 13 Mar 11-12pm Best of the Marist bowlers were Gary two wickets. forestry with the remainder native bush. Stuart Gudsell AREINZ 021 951 737 Muraahi, with 3-41, Jason Tubman 3-49 The home team was bundled out for 97 25 grazing paddocks with an essential laneway for ease of [email protected] and Vinay More 3-59. with only William Milgate (25), Rob stock management. Cattle drafting yards with loadout. Sharon Evans AREINZ 027 235 4771 Marist fell well short of their target, Burgess (12) and Henry Whittaker (12) Stock water is sourced from a stream on the property. [email protected] dismissed for 134 in 30.2 overs. The bulk of troubling the scorers. Contour is mixed with some easy rolling country rising to SUCCESS REALTY LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008 the runs were scored by the dependable Waikare replied with 101/8 after medium hill. Set 11 km from Otorohanga and 26km from Te Vinay More (41), along with Dene Frank- reeling at 74/7. Most successful Gold Awamutu. lin (36) and Gus Hoffman (27). bowlers were Burgess, with 3-28, and Marist play the Pratt Milking Milgate 2-10. bayleys.co.nz/813900

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Wanted to Buy To Let Trade Services Building Supplies Garage Sales or Exchange Odds & Ends FLOWER pots, all sizes, SAFE ‘N’ SOUND MARSHALL WEED $30 the lot. Phone 07 855 EFFLUENT SPRAYING KIHIKIHI 5814. STORAGE Hay Barn for 32 OLIVER STREET All Surplus • Units available now! PONDS Saturday, 8am - 1pm, Milk for Calves • Retractable Reels Removal • Electric Security Fence bikes, furniture and WHEELCHAIR, PUMPED $50. Efficient and reliable. • Gorse, ragwort etc Four bay half round more. 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C - FAMILY NOTICES - PUBLIC NOTICES - EMPLOYMENT - FOR SALE - PROPERTIES - MOTORING - TRADE SERVICES - ENTERTAINMENT - Passed away suddenly Peacefully at San on Saturday, 3 March. Michele on 5 March Church Services Public Notices Aged 57 years. 2018, aged 67. Loved A private cremation and loving husband of PUBLIC NOTICE TE AWAMUTU INDOOR BOWLING CLUB has taken place, with a Pat. Loved father and The Untroubled Heart memorial service to be father-in-law of Vicki NEHENEHENUI REGIONAL MANAGEMENT held at a later date. and Jason, and Kat. OPENING NIGHT All communications to Special grandad to COMMITTEE (NRMC) Tuesday 13 March at 7.30pm the Quirk Family, PO Jamie, Crystal and TE AWAMUTU BIBLE CHAPEL Box 225, Otorohanga Travis. Crèche and Children’s Programme Available Election for representative on the Maniapoto Progressive Bowls and bring 3940. A Service for Evan will 10am Sunday 11 March Maori Trust Board a plate please be held at Alexandra 110 Chapel Drive Te Awamutu 871 8667 PETHYBRIDGE, House Chapel, 570 Sunday 25 March 2018, 1pm NEWMEMBENEW MEMBERSRS WELCOMEWELCOME Valerie May. Alexandra St, Te Awamutu on Friday, 9 Public Notices 91 Mangaorongo Rd, Otorohanga CComeome a andnd t tryry In Indoordoor B Bowlsowls Suddenly aged 86 March 2018 at 11am years of age. Beloved We are a friendly, fun club! followed by a private Coaching available wife of late Clifton and cremation. All Craft with a Purpose NRMC Marae delegates from the following are late Ivor. Dearly loved communications to entitled to vote AAllll Welcome - ContaContactct 871 45456666 Mum of Stanley and the Wilson family, PO 2nd and 4th Pauline, Christine and Box 137, Te Awamutu Wednesday of every Te Kotahitanga, Te Keeti, Turitea, Tarewaanga, Geoff Crawford, 3840. Purekireki, Mangatoatoa, Hiiona, Te Kopua, Shirley and Grant month at Te Awamutu Funeral Te Awamutu Baptist Whakaro Kotahi, Te Hokinga mai ki Te Wilks, Barbara and Services FDANZ Te Awamutu Competitions Arthur Webb, Diane Church Nehenehenui , Kahotea Kakepuku Papakainga. and Bill Drager. Much Society of the loved Nana of her 13 Starting on the Performing Arts Inc grandchildren and 14th February For more information contact many great AGM Rangiawatea Tane, 021 0245 9215 grandchildren. Phone Carol Turner A Celebration of Val's 07 871 7736 To be held on life will be held at the Tuesday 13th March 2018 Te Awamutu Bible Chapel on Tuesday 13 at 7.30pm A PUBLIC MEETING March at 11.30am At the Waipa District Organised by followed by lunch. A Council rooms, Bank St, family burial will be at TE AWAMUTU GREY POWER Te Awamutu Putaruru Cemetery. Line Dancing Further notices to All Welcome Thursday, 15 March 1.30pm follow. Classes Waipa Workingmens’ Club St.Patricks School Hall Wednesdays GUEST SPEAKER: Funeral Directors 7-8:30pm MENZSHED Waipa District Council Starts 7 March 2018 Presenting their 10 year long term plan. Contact Margaret AGM Our chance to be heard on 022 541 1830 needs and services At Raeburne Street Normal Raffle 29 March, 11am Are you over 50? Everyone welcome MARKET All welcome Cuppa and bikky provided COUNCIL CARPARK Queries, Phone Hazel Barnes 870 1924 This Saturday CLASSIFIED advertising. Membership subs are due 31 March Call 870 4551 Phone 871 5151. PO Box 540, Te Awamutu 3840 Gaynor Westgate

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[email protected] and mobile phone. 078716021 If you’re out and having a To apply please contact us on few drinks, make sure ENQUIRE today! 42RogersPlace,TeAwamutu 0800 694 321 between 8am and 5pm Classified advertising, it and we will then pass your details on you’ve got a sober driver to really works!. Call 871 to the individual contractors who will 5151. Booking online available contact you directly. get you home safely. 22 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, March 8, 2018 Employment Vacancies LOGAN PINNY Wanted an Experienced ASSISTANT MANAGER BUILDERS require either a Excavator Operator We are looking for an enthusiastic - Trade Qualified Builder The business consists of two parts, a quarry with a candidate with 2 or more years of Retail or Second - Third year mobile crusher producing base coarse aggregate. Management experience to join our team. apprentice. And an earth moving division specialising in farm Must have current Duty Managers ENGINEERING CAREER drainage and tracks. Effluent ponds, house sites, We are a small building Certificate or a minimum of 2 years Liquor DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY civil and contouring projects so there will be a lot of Retail experience as a Duty Manager. firm based in Te Awamutu, focusing on renovations variation in your day to day work. If this role could be you, and alterations. Are you a reliable, practical, resourceful person blessed with loads of common please drop your CV into: sense and a can-do attitude? You will be operating a 12-40 tonne excavator on Big Barrel Te Awamutu Please contact us on Can you effectively use modern technology, communicate well both verbally and various terrain. Experience driving class 4&5 trucks 670 Cambridge Road 0272 187 228 or email in writing, and pay attention to detail? Te Awamutu would be an advantage. [email protected] Are you unafraid of technical duties such as interpreting plans and auditing work sites? Must be able to work well unsupervised and have Otorohanga District Council is currently seeking confident people interested in good communication skills. developing a varied, challenging and rewarding career managing the creation Full time. and maintenance of infrastructure for the community. You don’t need to be an engineer, but you DO need to be willing to keep learning Immediate start. Great hourly rate. on-the-job and to contribute positively to our team culture. We offer life-friendly hours generally between 8.00am – 5.00pm, Monday to Phone Aaron: 021 363 479 Concrete Product Maker Friday, upskilling and the ongoing support of the Engineering Manager and wider Bowers & Son Limited is a concrete product manufacturing team. company based in Te Awamutu with a vacancy in our precast For a confidential chat please call Erin on 07 873 7104 or send your cover letter and CV to Erin Fairgray at [email protected] by 5.00pm, Monday 12 factory. This full time, permanent role will be based around March 2018. FITTERWELDER/FITTER WELDER/ manufacturing various concrete products in our purpose built facility. DC Clibbery Chief Executive ENGINEER www.otodc.govt.nz The successful applicant will: An opportunity has arisen for an • Be a team player and show initiative; Drive In enthusiastic and competent Tradesperson • Be reliable and punctual; Temporary to join our Stewart & Cavalier Engineering • Be physically fit and healthy; Farm Pirongia School team based in Te Awamutu. Assistant The work is general, maintenance and • Be available to work some Saturday mornings; wanted • Preferably hold a full drivers’ licence; and manufacturing engineering, is interesting For milking & Hard Materials • A forklift licence and/or have experience with gantry crane general farm work. Teacher and varied with both site and shop work operation would be an advantage. Immediate start. undertaken. Phone Robyn A fixed term part time position (3 hours per 021 181 7412 This is an opportunity to be part of Candidates need to be prepared to undergo a pre-employment week) has become available at Pirongia School a skilled and experienced team in a drug test and health monitoring as well as undertaking our for a Hard Materials Teacher in our Yr 7/8 Tech professional, safe and friendly workplace Arts programme. If you are an enthusiastic and health and safety induction. where the commitment to your continued Dump Truck & skilled individual who has the ability to design and develop hard materials (wood and plastics) development through on-the-job training If you are interested, please apply with a CV and cover Excavators and development is paramount. Operators projects with our Yr 7/8 students please send a letter to [email protected] covering letter outlining your skills and experience, We offer top rates of pay for top people 1 year exp + WTR a CV and contact details for two referees to the endorsement and and pay overtime rates and allowances. Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid Class 2 preferred. principal, details below. Non registered teachers are welcome to apply. For the safety of our people and our NZ work visa. Reliable and drug free. customers we operate a drug free Phone 021 233 2806 Soft Materials Teacher workplace and random testing is A fixed term part time position (3 hours per week) undertaken. CLASSIFIED Deadline is has become available at Pirongia School for a If you are keen to find out more about 11.30am, day prior to Soff Materials Teacher in our Yr 7/8 Tech Arts publication. programme. If you have a passion for sewing and this role please email your CV to our a talent for teaching please send a covering letter Operations Manager: Braydan Kete. outlining your skills and experience, a CV and [email protected] contact details for two referees to the principal, Media Specialist – Whangamata details below. Non registered teachers are welcome to apply. SStewarttewart&Cavalier Applications for both positions close TE AWAMUTU Friday 16th March 2018, forward details to Ambitious; Closer; Audience; Connected; Presenter - All words that resonate [email protected] Check out our website: www.stewcav.co.nz with and are accurate in describing you and your Media career to date? We’re changing the game at NZME, forging ahead and taking the future on head fi rst. As a Media Specialist you’re going to need to know this game like the back of your hand and providing dynamic, audience driven, multimedia advertising solutions that utilise our full product range will be key. Newspaper Delivery Our clients’ understanding of the power of media is growing and they People Wanted! Are you looking to put some extra need you to educate them and develop their media campaigns, to dollars in your back pocket? Are you collaboratively build knowledge that results in smashing their goals out of reliable, energetic and conscientious? A If so you could be just what we're the park and in turn increases NZME revenue and position in market. after! We have part-time roles available in the WEATHER Sounding like a game you’re built to play? The instructions include you being: following areas right now! • Passionate, positive, creative & resilient New Plymouth, Te Kuiti/Te Awamutu/ fo week end 7 March 2018 • Target driven, savvy, hungry & future focused Otorohanga; Wanganui; Hawkes Bay; all areas north of Taupo including all suburbs Min C° Max C° Rain/mls • An expert communicator, a relationship builder and a true people person in Hamilton, Auckland & Whangarei; AND regional townships north of Auck- • A constant learner, curious, confi dent & energetic land through to Kaitaia. • Confi dent in being the NZME expert in the Coromandel area Morning newspaper delivery work KKihikihiihikihi 14 2288 0 involves early starts and finishes. They PPirongiairongia 13.9 29.29.77 .1 And what do you win for playing the game? An environment that is are all part -time roles that are ideal for students, people seeking a secondary PPokuruokuru 1177 31 1 fl exible, diverse, engaged and inclusive. A culture focused on reward, source of income or fit retired people. PPukeatuaukeatua 13.13.77 29 0 recognition, growth and development. State of the It is essential that applicants have their 29 0 own reliable vehicle with WOF and Te AwamutuAwamutu 14 art technology, the ability to tell it straight, challenge Registration, a current full driver license the status quo, constantly innovate and have some fun! and mobile phone. To apply please contact us on RRecordedecorded by ourour fantasfantastictic llocalocal weaweatherther enthusiastsenthusiasts Highlight your position on the board and the value 0800 694 321 between 8am and 5pm and we will then pass your details on you bring as the next team player via CV to the individual contractors who will For soil moisture and temperature visit: and cover letter to: [email protected] contact you directly. www.thehondashop.co.nz/weather Thursday, March 8, 2018 Te Awamutu Courier 23 TE AWAMUTU COURIER

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