Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, June 25, 2015 Courierte Awamutu Community Effort Leads Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 Your Community Newspaper for Over 100 Years

Te Awamutu Rural Neville Kemp Licensee Salesperson 027 271 9801 07 871 9801 www.nevillekemp.co.nz Published Tuesday & Thursday THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2015 Courier Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Community Newspaper of the Year | APN Regional Media Awards 2014 EXTRA COPIES 40c Volunteers needed Plug and play On Thursday, July 2 Te Awamutu Plunket Playgroup is Research released by holding an open day session at the SEEK Volunteer, New Plunket Rooms in George St from Zealand’s first national 9.30am-noon. online volunteering site, Come and see what happens at reveals a significant drop Playgroup, there will be a variety of in the number of Kiwis in activities for your child to participate the Waikato who volunteer. in if they wish. SEEK Volunteer officially launches in New Fundraising lunch Zealand with Hon. Jo Save the Children is holding their Goodhew, Minister for annual Te Awamutu Winter the Community and Vol- Luncheon on Thursday, July 2 from untary Sector officiating noon-2pm in St John’s Church Hall. at formalities in Welling- Funds raised from the event will ton today — perfectly be dedicated to to help Nepalese timed during National families. Volunteer Week. Everyone is welcome, see The group is a details in classified advertisement. volunteering enabler, act- ing as a conduit between not-for-profit and com- Winging it munity organisations and Rosetown Chorister’s concert Kiwis who want to volun- ‘On a Wing an’ a Prayer’ is on this teer. Sunday at the Te Awamutu Baptist They found almost 50 Church at 2pm. Everyone is per cent of the Waikato welcome. working population have volunteered in the past, It’s in the bag but only 17 per cent are Waipa Workingmen’s Club is currently still doing so. holding its members Prize Draw — “Our research found It’s in the Bag — this Saturday. that there has been a real Registration takes place at 6pm drop in the number of and the first draw is at 7pm. people from the Waikato Courtesy bus is available and their that are volunteering. A change in work circum- TC040914CT07 is live music from 8.30pm. stance is cited as the FLASHBACK: Some of the volunteers who mucked in to spruce up the main street of Kihikihi in September, See advertisement page 11 for number one reason why organised by Kihikihi Residents and Ratepayers. The Kihikihi group took out the Supreme Award at this details. people no longer have the year’s Trustpower Waipa District Community Awards. capacity to give back,” Alternate view says Amanda Robinson, requires just a one-off pleasantly surprised improved self-esteem, and to the SEEK Volunteer Te Awamutu Continuing Head of SEEK Volunteer. commitment.” about how varied the it can even positively site,” says Ms Robinson. Education Group is hosting guest “Your job has a sig- When it comes to what volunteering needs are. influence the outcome of a “People can easily speaker Dr Shaun Holt next nificant impact on your we are most passionate “Currently we have job interview. refine and filter through Wednesday. overall lifestyle; it is about, Kiwis in the Wai- opportunities that range While people’s the opportunities based A New Zealander of the Year therefore not surprising kato favour supporting from singing tutors, to intentions may be good, on what is close to their finalist and Sanitarium Innovator of to see that when people community and welfare budget advisers to drivers they often don’t know home or work, the time the Year, Dr Holt assesses and change jobs one of the causes, followed by events — all different skill sets how to go about getting they have available and writes on prescribed treatments and first things to go is their and then sports coaching and all different levels of involved, which may be a what causes they’re inter- the effects and risks of alternative volunteering causes. time investment.” contributing reason to the ested in.” therapies on medical problems. commitments. Ms Robinson suspects The benefits of decline in participation in Working closely with “This could be due to that Kiwis might be sur- volunteering can be felt the Waikato region. SEEK volunteering organisa- Everyone is welcome, see longer commute times, prised when they see the community wide with 86 Volunteer aims to make a tions throughout New details in classified advertisement. increased working hours breadth of opportunities per cent of Kiwis agreeing simple and intuitive pro- Zealand, they have delved or simply the stress of a that are on SEEK Volun- that is makes for a better, cess. into the needs of the sec- Winter hours new job. teer that align to what stronger community. “The technology that tor to learn how best to Te Awamutu Produce Market “We encourage those those in the Waikato are In addition, there are sits behind the employ- support them to increase has changed its operating hours for who value volunteering, interested in supporting. some great personal bene- ment marketplace exposure and attract winter. but are concerned about “People tend to have a fits such as broadening seek.co.nz which makes it more volunteers. The market is held every the commitment very traditional view of your skill set, gaining so user friendly and effec- Thursday in Selwyn Park, now from required, to look at event what volunteering is but I tangible experience, tive in connecting people ■ The answer is 1-4pm. volunteering which often think Kiwi’s would be meeting new people, to jobs, has been applied www.seekvolunteer.co.nz. It is National Volunteer Week, so read about more of our fabulous volunteers on pages 2, 3, 4, 5, 11.

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CIRCULATION 13,968* (7059 urban, 6909 rural) This week is when We welcome letters - preferably via email. They we recognise the huge should be under 300 words and must have the contribution volunteers sender’s name, address and phone number. No make in so many areas pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be of the community. withheld in special circumstances at the discretion The Pirongia Te of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged Aroaro o Kahu Resto- and may be edited, abridged or discarded. ration Society has MANAGER achieved great success Alan Price in managing pests in a [email protected] 1000ha area in the north- eastern part of Mt EDITORIAL Pirongia. Dean Taylor (editor) As a result, the [email protected] health of the bush has Cathy Asplin (journalist) improved and birdlife [email protected] has increased tremend- ously. Colin Thorsen (journalist) North Island robins [email protected] (Pı¯toitoi) have been suc- ADVERTISING cessfully translocated Dorinda Williams from Pureora and are [email protected] breeding on Pirongia. Ange Holt None of this would TC250615SP02A [email protected] have been possible with- VOLUNTEERS helping make it possible for North Island robins (Pı¯toitoi) to survive and breed on Mt Pirongia. Bookings out the efforts of the 80 [email protected] or so volunteers who urday, July 11 starting Story to work on the At present, they are ing at other ways to turn out each year to fill at 8.30am. It is expected project. displayed in the restore the maunga to CLASSIFIEDS bait stations and by to take three to four Ms Frimmel worked Pirongia Heritage its natural biodiversity, Tania Cortesi-Western, helping in other ways, hours. Another project alongside iwi and Centre, until the Enviro and is currently explor- Rhonda Oosterman, Anna Holmes for which the society is that began as part of the locals, and undertook Centre project in ing the reintroduction [email protected] immensely grateful. district’s 150th anni- extensive research to Rangimarie Reserve is of Kokako. DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 One of the society’s versary, was to com- come up with the completed and open for There is also the projects is the resto- mission three designs. business. chance to begin a POSTAL ADDRESS ration of the margins informational panels They include a mix Mrs St Pierre says special project to 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 along the Te Rore water about Pirongia Forest of old and new images. the panels have been enhance Dactylanthus, OFFICE HOURS supply stream. park. Society chairwoman made to be completely a fascinating parasitic Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm Volunteers have The society was Clare St Pieerre says portable, so they can be plant which is classified PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 helped in the last two awarded a grant from the panels have great taken to events to pro- as threatened and is years planting 1700 Waipa District Council material and a real mote the society. still present on Mt trees. and asked local artist asset in promoting the The society also has Pirongia. ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) Another planting and designer Sonia work and achievements its eyes on more hands- *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 day is scheduled for Sat- Frimmel of What’s The of the group. on projects and is look- ■ Continued Page 3

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WHAT’S HOT Looking back, moving forward Local Girl Guides are going skills and growing in back to traditional door-to- confidences with the interest- door Guide Biscuit sales to ing, challenges that Guiding finish up this year’s fundrais- has to offer all girls and WHAT’S NOT ing campaign. women. There are more Selling Guide Biscuits is changes coming to the girls in the major source of fundrais- the form of The New Guiding, ing and is part of the Guiding due to kick in in January. HOT BUSINESSES programme. Feedback thus far from ■ Downers for a great job resurfacing Income from biscuits sales amongst the Guiding world is the CBD. is used to help cover the cost of that the changes are positive. ■ unit programmes, leader train- Last weekend Pippins and Wolf Hearing staff went well out of ing and expenses, insurance Rangers came together for a their way to help even though I didn't and hall hire to name just a fun day of events — known as have an appointment. few items. Big Sista, Little Sista. ■ The Beach Hutt mobile in Pirongia Girls learn a lot of skills by Guides are currently work- on Friday nights, lovely ladies, great selling biscuits such as mar- ing hard at their own fundrais- menu, great value. keting, customer service ing for the Jamboree to be held money handling, teamwork TC250615DT03 in Christchurch in January ■ Pioneer for their generosity and and more. READY for door-to-door Guide Biscuit selling are teams next year. They are also plan- flexibility for local fireman’s special Guiding is not free no mat- (from left) Olivia Hopping and Leah Ellis and Lily Lieshout ning camps and working on night. ter how much senior and Carys Joyce. their skills to get them ready ■ administrators wish it. They for the Jamboree . Dot at The Warehouse, outstanding say to have enthusiastic and being asked is: Why do the It is already half way Brownies have also been customer service and a laugh every well trained leaders, they must girls not go door to door through the year and all the busy. time. be supported, encouraged and anymore? Guiding branches: Pippins, As well as the cot quilts ■ Mountain To Road Cycles for donat- have training made available The district has about 140 Brownies, Guides and featured on this page, they at no cost. Waipa Waitomo cartons of biscuits still to sell, Rangers, have been actively decorated homemade cup ing a bike to a family in need and Guide district has been selling so they are going to give door- engaged in new programmes. cakes and gave them to the Revamp Hair for helping make it biscuits at a number of stalls, to-door a go over the next few Leaders and girls are Police during a visit the Police happen. but the question that keeps weeks. having lots of fun, gaining new Station. ■ Waipa Networks: 1. For being so courteous and efficient upgrading power. 2. Friendly prompt service Brownies make a difference getting street lights back on. ■ Waipa District Council for promptly A small group of Te Awamutu offer. trimming footpaths. Brownies recently completed a Six quilts had been completed community project that will make and Mrs Taylor was able to deliver a huge difference at Waikato Hos- them to the (NICU) and was shown TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. pital’s Newborn Intensive Care how they would be used in the Unit (NICU). ward to keep the newborn babies Send to 021 241 4568 The girls chose to make cot cosy. quilts for babies in the Waikato “We think the Te Awamutu EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. Hospital unit. Brownies are the best,” she says. The group contacted Jill Taylor, Send to [email protected] as they had seen she had an TC250615SP04A interested in the unit, and she was WAIKATO Newborn Intensive DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. amazed at what the girls had done. Care Unit supporter Jill Taylor Drop into our ofﬁ ce 97 Sloane Street Mrs Taylor contacted the unit (left) delivers cot quilts made and they were delighted with the and donated by Te Awamutu

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Departs 10.00am tions with their share. Thursday 16th President Kevin Choat says the “ Mid - Winter Christmas Lunch ” ( Tauranga RSA ) tournament is well supported by Today, we chase those winter blues away, with a sumptuous Christmas lunch with all the local businesses through sponsor- trimmings! Great food, warm surroundings & awesome company! Come along and join us. ship and donation of goods and $65pp - includes lunch - Departs 10.00am food, which greatly contributes to Monday 20th the event’s success. “ Pukekawakawa Music Room ” ( Te Kuiti ) He says it is also well supported Impeccable hosts Stu & Tricia, have collected over 130 musical instruments, containing some by local golfers, many of whom rare items dating back to 1880’s. Join us for a singalong, a good yarn & a great afternoon! comment ‘it is one of the best run $40pp - includes entry & afternoon tea - departs 1.30pm tournaments they play in.’ Wednesday 22nd Te Awamutu Kiwanis wish to “ Explore Hamilton City “ ( Hamilton ) thank Magill’s Meats, Viands Bak- Always expanding, with interesting homes, parks & gardens, this tour shows you why this city ery, Pak’n Save, Gyde Wansbone is one of the fastest growing in the country! Includes Lunch at the “ Cock ‘n Bull ” The best Pub Accountants, Te Awamutu Engin- lunch we have ever had! $60pp - includes lunch - Departs 10.00am eering Supplies, Duncan Gray Friday 24th Accountants, Stirling Sports, Kit- “ Ride The Duck...” ( Rotorua ) chen Studio, Hammond & Moir Join us today, for an unforgettable 90 minute Duck Boat ride, on a WW2 Amphibious Vehicle Accountants, Timmo’s ITM, TC250615SP05A that includes a city sights tour with commentary & a splashdown into lake Okareka! Michael McIvor Barrister, Stewart LIFE Education Trustees Kay Moir (right) and Mandy Rasmussen $95pp - Departs 8.45am - includes morning tea & tour - BYO lunch in the City. & Cavalier, Mitre 10 Mega, receive a donation from Te Awamutu Kiwani president Kevin Choat Monday 27th Guthrie Bowron, Rosetown “ The Backblocks Tour ” ( Pukekawa - Tuakau ) Holden, Mac’s Sports, Edmond ‘Kiwanis in Pyjamas’ started by Te Awamutu Kiwanis meets Todays’ trip shows us some great northern rural countryside, delivers a hot pub lunch and cosy Judd and Wilksbrooke Motors, Kiwanis Westside of Hamilton. every second and fourth Monday surroundings and returns south via Island Block Road & Lake Waikere. which have all contributed over Clubs have purchased 800 pairs of of the month at 6pm at the Te $85pp - Departs 9.00am - includes morning tea & lunch. the nine years. winter pyjamas for distribution to Awamutu Club. Meetings usually Thursday 30th This year, Waipa Life Educa- needy families in the Waikato/ feature an interesting guest “ Nostalgic & Retro ” ( Te Aroha ) tion Trust received $5458 to pur- Tauranga area. speaker and a meal is available. Retro & antique china, furniture & LP’s, vintage collectables & curio, check out a model railway chase a new Harold puppet and Te Awamutu has 120 pairs of or dusty treasures, wander, browse, poke & prod then enjoy a cafe lunch at your leisure... model heart, lungs and other the warm, winter pyjamas cur- ■ If you are interested in helping at $40pp - Coach Only - BYO Lunch - Departs 10am model organs to help educator rently being distributed through working bee’s and various community Nicky Wise in the classroom. Waipa Women’s Refuge, Te Awa- projects, and assisting young children All trips subject to minimum numbers... 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FEATUREFEATURE The July Rural Roundup will be published on TC250615SP07A Tuesday, July 14 and PUMPED: Te Pahu School Room 1 and 7 Tough Guy and Gal Challenge team which won Best Dressed at this year’s event. will incorporate a ‘Calf Rearing’ 3, 2, 1, Go! The air was swarmed around the stage, buzzing with the sound of 1300 by Te Pahu School correspondents Bradley Francis, LauraClowny Tosse, the Clown awarded feature. excited and pumped up 7-12 Lola Newland and Finn Lucas-Harris some awesome spot prizes for Booking deadline is years olds. Prize Giving. The last prize to Wednesday, July 1. It was Friday, June 12 and be awarded was the Best Room 1 and 7 from Te Pahu Dressed School and we won. School took part in the Tough The horn blasted and The finish -line came in to Cheering erupted from Te Pahu Guy and Gal Challenge at Nga- hundreds of kids were shoving view and we dug deep for our School as Mrs Chettleburgh For advertising contact: Alan Price ruawahia Christian Youth and pushing to get an early last burst of energy. went up to receive the $100 gift For editorial contact: Camp. This was part of the Te head start. Cameras flashed, adults voucher from Rebel Sport. Dean Taylor or Cathy Asplin Pahu Challenge 2015. We climbed steep muddy cheered and sports drinks were We headed home tired, PH 871 5151 - FAX 871 3675 The starting line was hills, crawled under barbed handed out to the competitors, aching and needing a shower. crammed with crazy red wigs wire, slid down a slippery bank, as we finished the last section of But we were all happy we had and red Te Pahu T-shirts ready and waded through oozy, eel the race. completed Challenge 5 and we to squelch through the mud. infested, cement-like mud. As crowds of people would all love to do it again. WINTER WARMUPS

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Monday, June 15: Man arrested for breaching South property. Cannabis located, enquiries bail. continuing. Police assist immigration to apprehend a Burglary of Bond Rd property reported. person in breach of visa conditions. Offender held Damage to property. in custody in hamilton pending deportation. Theft of electronic items from a truck on Burglaries: Snack Shack, drinks stolen. Paterangi Rd reported. Kihikihi Rd property, car searched and iPod Theft of fuel from Mobil Te Awamutu reported. stolen. Thursday, June 18: Man arrested for breaching Theft of eight ewes from Whitmore St property bail. reported. Burglary of Te Tahi Rd residence reported. Theft of fuel from Z Sloane St reported. Grey Home searched, nothing stolen. Holden Commodore filled and driver leaves Theft of a wallet from car parked at Pak’n without paying. Save reported. Theft of a cellphone from car parked in Roche Friday, June 19: Burglary of a Rolleston St St reported. property reported. Nothing stolen. Police attend two domestic related incidents. Police attend domestic related incident. Tuesday, June 16: Police attend suspicious fire Saturday, June 20: Police assist Hamilton with set in foliage in Factory Rd. vehicle pursuit. Two men with gang affiliations Police attend domestic related incident. arrested. Wednesday, June 17: Arrests: Man for burglary Pursuit of stolen vehicle in Kihikihi area. and unlawfully taking a vehicle. Two males and a Vehicle recovered but occupants decamp. female for possession of cannabis. Man for wilful Enquiries continuing. damage. Sunday, June 21: Man arrested on outstanding Search warrant executed at Wharepapa warrant.

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BNZ is once again shutting up shop for a Closed for Good will see the bank shut day and sending its staff into the Waikato to each of its stores on September 2 and up to work with community groups — and 5500 BNZ staff will get stuck in, helping project submissions are now open. community organisations around New Zea- land. BNZ chief executive Anthony Healy said Kupu o Te Wiki he was delighted to announce that Closed for Good was open for 2015 and urged Word of the Week Waikato community groups to make the most of the free labour and skills on offer. “Last year in the Waikato, there were 34 separate groups we helped, with 142 of our people putting in a good eight-hour day. If tohuto¯ community groups had to pay for that labour cost, even at minimal rates, you He mana nui to¯ te tohuto¯, ara¯ hei could say we saved the region about whakama¯rama mai i te whakahuatanga tika $16,750,” he says. o te kupu, me kı¯, kia mo¯hio ai koe mehemea “But it’s so much more than that. Our ka to¯ia te oropuare. Ma¯tepe¯ra¯ hoki e rereke¯ people love getting into the community and ai te tikanga o te kupu kua tohuto¯,ite¯na¯ote seeing their customers in a different light kupu ka¯ore he tohuto¯. and making a difference, so please — tell us Tohuto¯ is a macron, and what is that you how we can help.” might ask? It’s a symbol used to show the Mr Healy said people know Closed for stressing, or lengthening of a vowel; there’s Good for projects, such as fence painting, actually a tohuto¯ in the word tohuto¯, on top planting trees or cleaning up public spaces, of the o¯. Tohuto¯ are important, as the but he was quick to encourage Waikato meanings of words with a short vowel community groups to think broadly and sound, change when the vowel is dragged. make the most of how the BNZ team can A good example is keke, which means cake, help. DOUBLE YOUR OPTIONS! Two dwellings positioned beautifully, whereas keke¯ means creak, and ke¯ke¯ “We want organisations to look at all so close to town yet with great privacy. Immaculate in brick the main 3 means armpit. Now, you wouldn’t want to the skills our people have and can share. ask someone for a piece of ke¯ke¯ would you? We can help you by running a financial bedroom, 2 bathroom home has brilliant open plan kitchen which opens Instead of using previous kupu, we’ll look literary or scam savvy workshop, or tothediningandcoveredtiledpatiobythepool.Fantastic at some kupu and their meanings with, and writing a financial or marketing plan,” he storage, triple internal access garaging. Also a sunny two without tohuto¯. says. • Wahine means woman, wa¯hine means He says he has a bold ambition to make bedroom unit. What more would you wish for - set for life! women. this year’s Closed for Good the biggest and best yet. VIEW: Sunday 28th June, 3.30 - 4.00pm • Matua means father, ma¯tua means LISA McBETH parents. “This is my fifth time being part of ADDRESS: 206 Mangapiko Street, Te Awamutu • Tutuki means to crash, tu¯tuki means to Closed for Good — I’ve planted trees and Mob 0274 909 294 be completed. given money workshops to help people PRICE: By negotiation A/H 871 8508 • Marama means month, ma¯rama means learn to budget. What I love most is that we [email protected] light or lucid. get the chance to give something back and rwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21879 • Titi is a peg or pin, tı¯tı¯ means mutton make a difference to our communities.” bird. Next time you see a kupu, take notice of ■ Submissions for this year’s projects are due whether it has a tohuto¯ or not, and practice by July 24. To submit your project, visit Farms/Lifestyle & Residential saying it. Kia kaha ki te ko¯rero. www.closedforgood.org Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

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Hard workers praised for avocado record

practitioners to ease the pathway of those looking to change to No.8 WIRE organic growing, and also to with DOUG LAING share experiences among those already involved,” says viticulturist Bart Arnst, one of the organisers. The conference will bring together world leaders in organic and biodynamic grape-growing, winemaking and wine business to EW ZEALAND’S largest exchange ideas with New avocado crop has been Zealand’s wine industry. successfully harvested, Ninety companies are now Npacked and marketed involved in certified organic grape with seven million trays sold and wine production. during the 2014-15 season. New Zealand Avocado chief Safe relationships executive Jen Scoular said the Rural Women is partnering record volume was 43 per cent with the Sophie Elliott higher than last season and up Foundation and the It’s Not Ok from a previous industry high of campaign to present a series of 6.1 million trays sold in 2011-12. seminars on safe relationships. “Growth in the consumption IDEAL RESULT: Jen Scoular admires a bumper crop. The purpose of the seminars of avocados in our key markets is to increase awareness and continues to be very impressive,’’ education to stop domestic she said. violence in rural communities. ‘‘The Australian market irregularly so crop volumes vary resources and information and each year. seeing real value being created Lesley Elliott will be the guest performed very well for us, with speaker and the event will include strong matching of supply and When high volumes are across the industry.” produced, sales returns have discussion about what makes a demand by our exporters. Organics conference safe relationship. ‘‘Demand for our premium usually decreased. But the The country’s first major Lesley established the Sophie produce is growing in emerging industry has almost matched last Organic and Biodynamic Elliott Foundation after her Asian markets like Singapore, season’s record sales of $136 Winegrowing Conference will be daughter was killed by her former Thailand and Malaysia. million thanks to strong demand, held from July 8 to 10 at the boyfriend. ‘‘The New Zealand market a collaborative strategy across Marlborough Convention Centre. Elliott says: “I applaud this performed well, with new exporters and New Zealand This marks a coming-of-age initiative by Rural Women and I collateral and increased marketers, and efforts to manage for the organic and biodynamic am thrilled to have the engagement within the sector. volumes and develop new wine movement in New Zealand. opportunity to talk to rural ‘‘To have achieved sales of markets. It is being organised by groups. $135 million in our largest season “The New Zealand awvocado Organic Winegrowers New “Domestic violence isn’t a to date is a fantastic result and a industry is in great shape. We are Zealand. problem just in towns and cities. credit to the hard work across the working well together, jointly “We want to provide Every community and socio- industry.” developing collateral and new information from research and economic group is affected. Avocado trees bear fruit markets, collaborating with

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LiquidStrip launched at Fieldays

’m opening this year’s series of BACK AT innovations from National DEAN TAYLOR REVISITS THE FIELDAYS: Fieldays by revisiting one of last INNOVATION CENTRE AT LiquidStrip Iyear’s high performers. NATIONAL FIELDAYS founding Exhibiting in the Grassroots designer Innovations category in 2014 was Greg Greg Morgan, founder of LAUNCHED: Morgan LiquidStrip, who won the Gallagher Mr Morgan's invention removes LiquidStrip Dairy (left) with Brilliant Simplicity award. solids from wastewater and Shed Effluent his brother This year he was back in the converts them into pellet or slug product (below) Scott (right) Launch Innovations category with form by passing unwanted liquids as manufactured and Paul sales support from his brother Scott through a filter that uses patented — who has been with the project by Hamilton Fitzgibbon, technology to transform waste into company who are since the prototype and parts were useful solids. scattered around Mr Morgan’s Stainless Design both He has been part of the wine garage floor — and sales manager for the Auckland involved in industry for more than two decades Paul Fitzgibbon. based company. sales. and initially came up with the idea Launch Innovations is the TC250615TL01 TC250615DT10 when he saw how stepping stone from concept to much water was market — and on display was the wasted in the wine- Dairy Shed Effluent product making process. Auckland based LiquidStrip has manufactured by Hamilton’s His aim was Stainless Design. that the benefits Greg Morgan is proud of the will reach far whole Kiwi designed and built beyond just wine- product and the successes it has making and dairy enjoyed. farming and Last year it was a finalist in three eventually be used categories of the highly competitive to create fertiliser. New Zealand Innovators Awards That aim is (Design and Engineering, moving forward. Sustainability and Clean-tech, With the Agriculture and Environment) and dairying model at this year a finalist in the IBM Most Fieldays, interest in other Innovative Initiative category of the applications was high and the team water and products from meat have confidence LiquidStrip is as being key to how far individual NZ Hi-Tech Awards. took a number of enquiries, works through to potato environmentally compliant and entrepreneurs can take their LiquidStrip is a continuous including from overseas. processing systems. saves on capital and operational product or service in such a filtration system designed to Mr Morgan says these range But the main benefit for New costs. competitive industry. efficiently separate liquids and from dredging seabed and Zealand agriculture is solving dairy He credits the Fieldays solids from waste, such as shed harbours for liquids solids shed waste issues for farmers. Innovation Centre and start-up ■ LiquidStrip: (09) 810 7029, effluent. separation, mining, treating waste Mr Morgan says farmers can supporter, Hamilton based SODA, [email protected]

RESCUING RESCUERS A SERIES ILLUSTRATING THE FONTERRA GRASS ROOTS FUND’S WORK IN THE COMMUNITY

Dunedin’s marine search and rescue winched down from the helicopter to the per week by the MSAR volunteers – with people who are just harnesses are a small team volunteers – the longest-running sea, lakes or rivers. They are made from demonstrating not only the particularly unprepared for the seas; of 10, most with a surf rescue squad in New Zealand – say tough material and last 10 years before dangerous character of the Otago they include sailing vessels lifesaving background. At they were about two months away needing replacement. marine environment but also the range but it’s not just yachts – we any one time, two or three from being out of business, with their “We use them a lot in sea water,” of people and craft that get into trouble. get boats caught on sandbars of that 10 are available for lifesaving work threatened by ageing says Wallace, “and that obviously Dunedin MSAR work alongside the and kayakers in trouble and emergencies and are hailed helicopter harnesses. creates wear and tear – and they are Otago Rescue Helicopter Trust; the fishermen swept off rocks.” by pager. “We only had about two months to also subject to very strict aviation trust man the helicopter while the One example in April involved two ”They come from all walks of life,” go before they were past their use-by requirements. So we didn’t have very MSAR volunteers are the people in the men whose kayak came to grief on the says Wallace. “Some come from a date,” says Dunedin Marine Search And long to go and there is no way we could harnesses plucking people from the sea. notorious Taieri Mouth bar. Suffering police background, some have spent Rescue (MSAR) funding coordinator, have operated once the old ones passed “I guess 58 people is a lot though from hypothermia after four hours in time with the Red Cross but most are Allison Wallace. “So we were really that 10-year mark.” obviously sometimes the figures contain the water, they were winched to safety from surf lifesaving.” happy the Fonterra Grass Roots Fund The search and rescue efforts would a rescue of four or five people off one and described as “lucky to be alive”; Dunedin MSAR was formed in 1971 stepped in. have been sorely missed if there had boat,” says Wallace. “But I think it also approaching bad weather could have when Dunedin Police realised they “We would not have been able to been any interruption to their activities. shows how people underestimate the sealed their fate if they hadn’t been needed specialist help in all matters of operate otherwise.” In the year ended June 2014, 58 strength of the sea in this area. quickly spotted by the helicopter team. inshore marine search and rescue. The The fund’s intervention has allowed people were helped to safety after 582 “Just recently the waves and tides in Dunedin MSAR volunteers number helicopters followed in the late 1970s. Dunedin MSAR to buy four more operational hours by volunteers; that this region have been very, very strong about 50-60 across their full complement To read more go to Brand Insight harnesses in which rescuers are averages out to more than one rescue – unbelievably so. We often catch up but the helicopter team who use the on www.nzherald.co.nz 14 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, June 25, 2015

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A crazy final 15 minutes cost Te Awamutu Sports a MP FOR TARANAKI-KING COUNTRY victory against Hamilton Old Boys in Waikato premier rugby. Leading 23-10 after dominating for 65 minutes, Sports conceded four tries ELECTORATE OFFICE CONTACT: in the final stanza to lose 34-26 — leaving them A: 25 Roche Street, Te Awamutu | P: 07 870 1005 lamenting on how the game got away from them. E: [email protected] | W: www.barbarakuriger.co.nz Driving rain all day threatened to dampen the quality of the game, but F: facebook.com/BarbaraKurigerMP both teams did an incred- ible job of producing a high standard, entertaining Authorised by Barbara Kuriger MP, Parliament Buildings, Wellington game in Hamilton on Satur- www.national.org.nz day. TC250615SP15 Old Boys started off the IMPRESSIVE Te Awamutu Sports’ flanker Christian faster, Bryn Gatland Kelleher enroute to scoring against Hamilton Old Boys slotting an early penalty on Saturday and Regan Ware slicing WHAT’S ON through to score, setting the added the extras, then have the tools to compete hosts off to a 10-0 lead in as kicked a penalty for Sports with the top clubs. many minutes. to lead 17-10 at halftime. The scrum, which was To Sports’ credit, they Two more penalties from embarrassed in their previ- RUGBY JUNIOR RUGBY held their nerve. George had the visitors in ous encounter with Old Saturday, June 27 See TA Courier, Tuesday 23 June Jarred Bayliss charged a complete control, up 23-10 Boys, drove the home side PREMIER RUGBY clearing kick down, Old and looking to close out. off their own ball numerous Senior Green vs University, 1.00pm, University 1 SUNDAY SOCCER Boys couldn’t control the A controversial try down times. Senior Blue vs University, 2.45pm, University 1 Sunday, June 28 ball and lock Paddy the blindside from a scrum Kelleher was again a Div 1: TA Sports vs Rototuna FC, McGowan was the man on 15 minutes out from the standout, while Etimani Kahikatea Park 2, 1pm FARM SOURCE the spot to dive on it in the close pulled the score back Sului and Valentino Div 3 & 4: TA Sports Rebels vs Morrinsville, corner. Skipper Nathan to 23-15 and gave Old Boys Mapapalangi, in his 30th UNDER 85KG Albert Park, 11am George slotted the conver- some hope and momentum blazer game, also vs Morrinsville Sports, 1.00pm, Albert Park 1 sion from the sideline for a which proved too much for impressed. NETBALL 10-7 scoreline. the visitors to contain. George controlled the WAIKATO RUGBY LEAGUE Saturday, June 27 Sports controlled the Sports could only add game well, while Jarred Sponsored By Kirstie Mcgrail-Ray White TAS Ecolab vs Ray White Pirongia Vet Ent, 2.00pm, close exchanges, another Todd Doolan pen- Bayliss, playing both wing TA Sports Firehawks bye Court 3, Mangahoe Street Courts highlighted by flanker alty, while Old Boys scored and halfback was solid in Christian Kelleher grab- three further tries to steal tough conditions. bing the ball 15 metres out, victory from the jaws of Sports travel to Univers- OFFICE SPACE FOR LET shrugging a tackler off and, defeat, denying Sports even ity this Saturday, desper- Brand new Conference Room at the new Indoor Centre is available for let on a casual helped by Etimani Sului, a bonus point. ately looking to win to leap- or permanent basis. 10m x 5.2m. Contact the Club for more details. 07 8713910. crashed through the It was an unfortunate frog Hautapu and out of defence to score. George result, but it showed Sports ninth spot. www.tasports.co.nz [email protected] 07 8713910 Mon-Fri – 9-3pm

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Try as they might Te Te Rapa scored three Awamutu Marist were tries, including one right on unable to overturn a 17-5 halftime to lead 17-5 at the halftime deficit going down break. 27-18 to Te Rapa in Waikato Marist closed the gap division one rugby. with a penalty straight after Carl Henderson reports halftime only to let Te Rapa that Te Rapa adapted better extend the lead again on the to the wet, windy conditions back of several errors. in Hamilton. The visitors then enjoyed Both teams made hand- their best period of the game ling mistakes but it was Te with Tuuta scoring after a Rapa who capitalised on series of rumbles from the them more often than the forwards. Redoubt sponsored Marist Fullback Scott Sands side. gave Marist a sniff of victory Marist, missing several by kicking a penalty to get of their bigger forwards for his team within six points the game, struggled at set with five minutes to play. piece and were forced to live But it was Te Rapa who off scraps. finished the stronger with They did score first, how- their impressive second-five ever, after the ball was A_TC190810CA05 Matt Lahana kicking a drop turned over by probably the MARIST fullback kicked a goal right on fulltime to largest first-five in Waikato pressure penalty to give deny Marist a bonus point. rugby, Mitai Tuuta. his team a sniff of victory Ace Masalo was named The pivot passed to against Te Rapa on Marist player of the day, impressive centre Waisaki Saturday. while Barry Heta was Tuimereke, on halfway, who impressive with his support interlinked with his winger Marist failed to get any work around the park. before getting the ball back continuity going and were to open the scoring. put under constant pressure ■ Marist are away this week to From this point on by the opposition. fourth placed Suburbs. 5 YEARS UNLIMITED KILOMETRE WARRANTY 5 YEARS ROADSIDE ASSIST TA women go down in soccer

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WAIPA RACING CLUB Firehawks reignite

Te Awamutu Sports Firehawks bounced back to winning form with an emphatic 58-6 win over Hukanui in Waikato premier reserve rugby league. The Kirstie McGrath (Ray White) sponsored Firehawks showed their intentions early in the game, when try scoring prop Jackie Maikuku crossed the line after five minutes at Albert Park on Saturday. Relentless pressure on attack and merciless defence began to wear the tiring Hukanui team in the wet, windy conditions. Kodeye Flavell scored 10 minutes later before Brent Sargent finished some fine handling by the backs scoring two tries on the right JOIN US TO CELEBRATE wing. Kuuta Ratima completed the first half scoring with his team’s fifth try. Henare Raukawa converted two tries to give the TC250615FP18 FARMERS Firehawks a 24-0 lead. BRACE: Ball carrier Raymond Spooner scored two tries Raymond Spooner for Te Awamutu Sports Firehawks against Hukanui on started the second half scor- Saturday. ing after only four minutes, beating defenders with skill Maikuku scoring his second finished the scoring in the DAY and strength. Hukanui try for the day. Sargent 76th minute. Raukawa scored next after a kick followed with his third try converted five of the tries through close to the goal-line hat-trick for the season. scored to end with a per- saw a Hukanui attacker beat Spooner scored his sonal tally of 14 points. SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 2015 the Firehawks’ defence to second try breaking the first The Firehawks under-15s the ball and score handy to line of defence and out- scored an upset 22-18 win the goal posts for a simple pacing the cover defence. over Taniwharau with a FREE ADMISSION 10 RACES FIRST RACE 10.55AM LAST RACE 4PM conversion. Replacement player, Harley thrilling last minute try to The Firehawks quickly Clerke scored in the 70th set Albert Park alight on replied with Jackie minute before Steve Tamaki Sunday. 25TH J F GRYLLS MEMORIAL • Bouncy Castle and Face Painting for the children • Skyline Room - great views Murrell blitzes golf field • $500 per table of 10, food, drink and receive $100 betting voucher per table • 5 draws for $500 worth of product from our awesome sponsors Welby Murrell was quite and Jan Mandeno all on 37. on c/b, Glennis Kay (bronze PROUDLY SPONSORED BY PGG WRIGHTSON, POWER FARMING, at home constructing a 66 Open midweek tourna- I) 71 and Carol MacFarlane EDWARDS ENGINEERING SERVICES, TE AWAMUTU TYRE CENTRE AND QUBIK nett for a win in Sunday’s ment winners were Aaron (bronze II) 76. The division scramble at Te Awamutu Van der Poel with a one- one scramble winner was Golf Club. over-par 71 gross, Tim Barbara O’Regan with 71 The local builder’s out- Crotty 70 nett and Bill Bain nett. Division two leading Plenty of time to book in for our big day of racing! standing round included a 36 stableford. Leading lady scorers were Glennis Kay, birdie two. was Moana Maniapoto Raewyn Coleman 71. John Darragh took out Johnston with 37 stableford. Murray Wallis blitzed TO BOOK PHONE 07 871 7047 OR EMAIL the stableford with 40 points, Women’s club day LGU the Veteran men’s field with e: [email protected] www.racingteawamutu.co.nz from Peter McGowan 38, winners were Barbara an eye-catching haul of 43 John Mandeno, Derek Hill O’Regan (silver) with 71 nett stableford last Thursday.

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BY COLIN THORSEN out in the competition. The 14 teams from the Pirongia women’s golf South and East zones team had ample reason to contested two qualifying celebrate after winning Wai- rounds to find the top six kato Golf’s Weekday Pen- teams to advance to the final nant for the second year two rounds at Te Awamutu running. and Lochiel, as did the other The lineup of Jillian 14 teams from the North and Reakes, Bev Parsons, Denise West zones. Kihikihi Holiday Programme Goile and Brenda Staples On the Pirongia club KiwiSport is a government funded initiative triumphed with an aggre- scene, Bev Parsons won div- that delivers sport to school aged children. gate score of 600 nett after ision one of an eclectic com- If your child would enjoy a day of games and the final round was played at petition with a 67 nett. activities why not sign them up for this exciting Lochiel Golf Club. Runner-up was Jillian holiday programme! Pirongia finished six Reakes on 68. Division two Sports included on the day are Volleyball, shots clear of the runnersup was headed by Eilleen Basketball, Traditional Games and Kiwitag. Stewart Alexander, with Blackwood with 64 nett, KiwiSport will cater to everyone’s individual third placed Tahuna a fur- from Rosemary Collinson- ability, whether your child is a beginner or a ther five shots in arrears. Smith 68. seasoned professional. The back-to-back cham- TC250615CT01 Collinson-Smith and Members from the Energize and Sport pions went into the second TOP TEAM: Pirongia’s champion weekday pennant team, Eileen Campbell beat Jackie Waikato team will be there ensuring everyone is and final round sitting on from left: Brenda Staples, Denise Goile, Bev Parsons, Jillian Van der Stap and Jane having fun - while getting out there are active! 293, holding a handy five Reakes and Pam Hughes. Absent from photo: Lynda Duggan on 16th hole to win This Kihikihi programme is suitable for shot buffer over Piopio Aria Morgan. the four-ball best-ball com- children aged 5-12 years old and will be held on (298), with Stewart Alexan- petition. Collinson-Smith Wednesday, July 8 from 10am to 2pm at Kihikihi der (301) lying third. nett, Staples 79 and Parsons Alexander’s team — with sealed the win with a two on Primary School. Reakes was Pirongia’s 81. their final round scores, 16. Cost is $4 per child. Register at Kihikihi stand out player at Lochiel Other players to turn out were Cheryl Forster 74 nett, The club ambrose Primary School Office or contact Eruera Keepa with 72 nett as they for the team in the earlier Helen Baynes 79, Carol scramble was won by Sue on 027 227 1846. increased their winning rounds were Pam Hughes Formosa 78, Eileen Mealings, Natalie Bardsley, Limited numbers so registration is essential. margin by one shot. and Lynda Morgan. Troutbeck 74. Shirley Grey and Denise Winter Cycling Fun Rides Goile chimed in with a 75 The runnersup, Stewart A total of 28 teams started Goile. Winter Fun Rides to be held on Sunday, August 9 in Matamata 50/80km ride; Sunday, August 16 in Hamilton 50/80km ride, and Sunday, August 23 in Cambridge 40/70km ride. Hohepa bags top prize with par round Join us and have some fun. Spot prizes up for grabs all three days. To enter online email Herewini Hohepa was collected $100 winning the Bill Shaw, Jacob Carey 40. 2 nil lead in the best of five [email protected] or for further details impressive in upstaging a nett section with a hot 60, The par four sixth was the rounds for the Melville RFC phone 027 492 5672. quality field with a par round heading off Doug Atkinson 64, drawn NEC hole. There were Shield. of 70 at Stewart Alexander Ian Berry, Bruce Goile five winners who shared $400 LGU winners on ladies’ Golf Club. (Pirongia) 66, Sonny Te NEC jackpot, Tema Tapu, day were Helen Baynes (sil- The talented teenager took Kanawa (Waitomo) and John Dennis Morgan, William ver), Carol Formosa (bronze I) out the gross prize of $100 in Emery 67. Wetere, Alec Cruickshank and Gwen Quarrie (bronze II). Sunday’s Kirstie McGrail Noel Oakes headed the and Linc Quarrie, Maggie Bouma and Gwen Stew-E $100 tournament. stableford section with 44 The Locos triumphed over Quarrie, with 74 netts, headed Michael Coleman (Waitomo) points from Wayne King 42, the D12s by five shots to take a the scramble field.

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Candidate Votes Received PUTARANUI, Haylee 1,233 IKIN, Keith 1,190 TE AWAMUTU TAKIARI-BRAME, Bella 1,072 TE KANAWA, Riria (Missy) 1,028

FUNERAL SERVICES TE KANAWA, Dan 1,002 WETERE, Rongo H 979 KNAP, Piki 963 TAITUHA, Glenda 917 WOOSTER, Derek Kotuku 759 Alexandra House Chapel BIDOIS, Rawiri 757 570 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu KAATI, John Reihana 694 ORMSBY, Gannin 684 Phone 871 5131 SEARANCKE, Mihirawhiti 596 For compassionate and caring service TAYLOR, Yorkie 561

Garth & Lynette Williams HARRIS, Bill 505 www.teawamutufuneralservices.co.nz JACOBS, Maadi Waikura 428 PENI, Hardie 343 INFORMAL 15

BLANK VOTING PAPERS 6 I therefore declare Keith IKIN, Haylee PUTARANUI, Bella TAKIARI- BRAME, Dan TE KANAWA, Riria (Missy) TE KANAWA and Rongo H WETERE to be elected as Trustees for the Maniapoto Mäori Trust Board. The voter return percentage was 21.73%, being 2,597 votes received from 11,952 eligible electors, of which 70.85% voted by post and 29.15% voted on the internet.

Dated at Christchurch this 22nd day of June 2015.

Anthony Morton PH 871 5151 -- FAX 871 3675 Returning Ofﬁcer – Maniapoto Mäori Trust Board

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