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075TC070/06 Mobile: 027 246 5800 A/hrs: 07 870 1386 Published Tuesday and Thursday THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2006 Rosetown Realty Ltd MREINZ phone: (07) 871-7149 Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY Good save Time to bite the bullet for Special equipment was used to locate an unusual fi re threat at Fonterra’s Te Awamutu Butter factory on Tuesday. Offi cer in charge Mike Kimber future of Freeman Court says there was a fi re in the wall More than 35 years ago Te lining in the butter packing area Awamutu’s Mayor, Alf (Ned) Free- which appears to have been man, opened the Te Awamutu ignited by workmen weld- Eventide Home for the town and ing nearby. Contractors had district’s elderly, following a mas- extinguished the actual visible sive fundraising effort by the Te fi re with the fi re hose and CO2 Awamutu Lions Club. extinguishers before the brigade So big was the project that it arrived, but hotspots still ex- became an International Project isted in the lining. for Lions clubs around the world, An appliance from Hamilton and along with additional funding equipped with thermal imaging from local service and voluntary camera joined the two from Te groups, as well as the backing of Awamutu. The camera was used many local businesses, the 25-bed to check for hotspots meaning home rapidly became a haven of no cladding had to be removed comfort and enjoyment for elderly and there was no actual damage people from throughout the area. to the building. Firefi ghters were Within fi ve years the 15-bed on site for 90 minutes. Bryant Wing had been added, and in 1983 the facility was renamed Volunteers for Freeman Home in recognition of Mayor Freeman’s 15 years of Daffodil Day service to the Te Awamutu com- Daffodil Day is looming on munity. Further expansion saw Friday, August 25 and local accommodation lifted to a total co-ordinator Kathy Keighley is of 44, and over the past two years looking for volunteers to assist Freeman Court, as it became with the annual fundraiser. known in 1997, has had full oc- People are needed to sell cupancy. pens and daffodils on the day. But the original buildings are Anyone who can help is now close to 40 years old, and asked to contact Mrs Keighley much of the structure and inter- on 872 2852. Anyone wish- nal facilities are in serious need of ing to make contact with the major repair or redevelopment. Cancer Support Group should Now, a substantial funding phone 871 4118. drive is being planned for the next three years, with a target Free furniture of $600,000, and businesses and other commercial enterprises JEANIE MCRAE has called Freeman Court home for four years - and she loves it. In fact she loves it removal throughout the Te Awamutu so much she will be one of the speakers in support of the new funding drive being launched next township and surrounding rural Thursday to upgrade the facility. 215061AD Te Awamutu Fire Brigade is areas are to be asked to help. offering free removal of old or Individuals and business lead- arose,” he says. but who are still mobile and do “These days, a major portion of unwanted couches and chairs ers are being invited to a special “Thirty-six years on, and Free- not require the high level of sup- fees paid by residents is spent on so they can be used for a prac- fundraising launch at Freeman man Court is now at the point port offered by other, more costly providing increasing care as their tice fi re this weekend. Court on Thursday, August 10, where it needs a face-lift and rest homes. health declines.” The brigade is conducting and Waipa District Mayor Alan costly upgrades to meet increased “Many of the residents are long- Mr Evans says the trust board a house burn on Sunday and Livingtston is encouraging lo- compliance requirements. time residents of Te Awamutu now faces the problem of whether would like the furniture to burn cal residents to get behind the “It is time to pass the hat and the surrounding districts,” to continue providing this ad- off as well to simulate real project. around again for our Te Awamutu says Mr Evans. ditional care, and if not, what house fi re conditions. Mr Livingston, who is also act- community to help upgrade Free- “They have long-established alternatives may be available for Anyone able to donate items ing chairman of the not-for-profi t man Court so we can continue to connections and family ties to the some residents. is asked to contact fi refi ghter Te Awamutu Eventide Home provide affordable accommoda- area, and without Freeman Court An extensive maintenance and Mike Kimber on 0274 472 837 Trust Board which administers tion for our elderly folk to enjoy. they may have to move away to capital works report on the home, and he will arrange collection. the running of Freeman Court, The facility does not receive any get the care and support they prepared by building consultants says the home has always provid- government funding.” require. Russell Easton Ltd, estimates Youth Awards ed excellent service for its elderly Mr Livingston says he endorses “It is essential that we keep the an essential fi rst-phase rede- Around 60 young people residents, always at an affordable the recognition that upgrade facility going. But to do that it velopment budget of more than will be recognised for their cost, but as it is not a rest home work on the home is essential, urgently needs substantial work $475,000. Of this, $183,000 is achievements in the Waipa it does not receive government and he urged people to support in a number of areas.” needed for urgent maintenance, Youth Awards at Cambridge subsidies. the fundraising scheme. He says the buildings need com- with an additional $291,750 for High School tomorrow evening. “But to achieve this, little Freeman Court trust board plete refurbishment inside and capital works. Awards will be presented provision was made for long- secretary, Mark Evans, says the out, much of the plumbing and “This is an urgent project, and in academic, arts & culture, term maintenance and upgrade facility is the only one of its kind electric wiring needs attention, we hope the community and community service, sports and requirements, on the basis that in the district, providing excellent and many of the interior facili- businesses in the Te Awamutu leadership categories. the community would lend their care for older people who are un- ties and fi ttings need replacing or area will give it the support it fi nancial support when the need able to fully care for themselves, upgrading. deserves,” says Mr Evans. OPEN 7 DAYS Seagrams Phone 871 4009 Gin Cnr Sloane & Vaile Sts TE AWAMUTU ½ price sale 1 Litre Offer concludes close of trade 07/008/06 while stocks last All good things must come to an end The Cossack Vodka 1 Litre Cover Drive Red Wine

322 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU PHONE 871 2180 2 fforor $$5050 $$26.9926.99 eeachach $$18.9918.99 eeachach 215TC020-06 213TC012-06 YOUR LETTERS Christmas starts MORTGAGE FINANCE Reduce rubbish ◗ Refi nancing I was so disheartened to read Jeannie Smith’s letter (July 25) regarding the price increase of early for Sharlene ◗ Additional Funding ◗ New Borrowings rubbish bags and how she was going to get a ◗ wheelie bin to throw out even more than the two Capitalised, Interest Only, P & I bags per week she currently does! ◗ 3 months to 4 year terms At home, we compost our organic waste, recycle ◗ Fixed and Floating Rates glass, plastic, paper, cardboard, cans and batter- ◗ Bridging Finance ies. Perhaps most importantly, we buy items with ◗ Development Finance/Subdivisions the least amount of packaging and reuse contain- ◗ Residential/Commercial/ ers that can’t be recycled. We would be lucky if we threw out two bags every six months. Industrial/Rural Does Jeannie not consider where all her rub- Phone: Graeme Coleman 027 231 0741 bish goes? Costly landfi lls, of which paying $2.08 Simon Purcell 027 315 3166 a rubbish bag does not take into consideration the true environmental cost. Richard King 027 355 5570 We need to reduce our rubbish, not create Tony Kinzett 027 544 5550 more. Offi ce 0800 321 113 NARDENE BERRY

Or have your Mortgage Broker contact us A question of balance Will our Waipa District Council please correct the spelling of ‘Balance’ to ‘Ballance’ on street 152TC028-06 signs in Kihikihi? These commemorate Hon. John Ballance who, after holding two cabinet posts in different ad- ministrations, became Prime Minister in 1890. During his term, his liberal government promot- ed plans to get more people on to the land and to TE AWAMUTU ALIVE Christmas Spirit 2006 committee member Sharlene reduce unemployment. Campbell collects a cheque from retailer Glennis Ellis. 215062AD 220101 AlexandraAlexandra StSt Congratulations to South Waikato District By Cathy Asplin building and the best residential PPh/Fax:h/Fax: 870870 40554055 Council and Raukawa Trust Board for correcting light display. Tokoroa’s street signs. While most people haven’t even started thinking about Christmas Santa’s Grotto will also be operat- M. WATSON this year, one group is well into its ing for children. Fabulous dining in the heart planning for the event. SUPER SUPPORT of Te Awamutu Te Awamutu Alive is working on Te Awamutu Alive Christmas Enjoy the best of both worlds. a comprehensive Christmas Spirit Spirit committee member Sharlene Community post programme, following on from the Campbell has visited around 100 New Zealand Post has launched its annual Com- success of last year’s project. businesses so far and says she has Café by Day... munity Post programme where local community This year’s event will include more been impressed with the positive with its own unique menu plus a groups can apply for postage-paid envelopes to use Christmas lights for the CBD, an response. selection of cakes and biscuits for their fundraising and communication activities. advent calendar of events, lighting “The businesses have been excel- 8am - 5.30pm, 7 days a week There are 71,500 envelopes to be allocated to com- competitions, Santa Parade (Decem- lent and are behind the Christmas munity groups in the Waikato area. ber 9), out house derby and windy promotion 100% - even though we Restaurant by Night... The Community Post programme supports non- 50’s races (also December 9). are only just into August. select from our evening menu profi t organisations at the ‘grass roots’ level by as- Te Awamutu will again be offi - “Te Awamutu people are awesome and dine by candlelight sisting them with proactive activities that require cially lit up on December 1 with a - they are happy to help to make launch from Anzac Green. 5.30 till late, Tues to Sun inclusive postage, such as communications or fundraising. sure we have another fabulous fes- The envelopes help a variety of groups, including The lead up will include cow pat tive season.” those involved in art, culture, education, health and bingo and a Santa fun run, with the Anyone interested in any of the Full Bar Facilities Available welfare, sport and the environment. lights switched on around 8.30pm. events or who would like further in- We also cater for small Pick up an application form from your local Post- Commercial and residential light- formation should contact Sharlene private function Shop, check out the internet at www.nzpost.co.nz, or ing competitions will be contested Campbell (ph 871 4036) or Richard 201TC048/06 phone 0800 501 501. with judges looking for the best Hurrell (ph 021 210 8030). 215TC030/06

PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 Hawks sharp Taekwon-Do students at regionals Jazz’ Hyland The experience gain- ed from competing at the Oceania Taekwon- on song Do Championships had trip of a lifetime stood the Waikeria Just hours after Hawks students in good American Floyd Landis stead at the Midlands made his fi nal podium Regional tournament. appearance in this Plenty to savour from Oceania championships A team of 17 collec- year’s Tour de France, tively won 22 medals in New Zealand’s own Jazz Hamilton. Apple Cycling team The event doubled climbed onto the dais in as a qualifi er for the Canada’s Tour de Delta. national tournament in Te Awamutu Sports’ Wellington in October. Michelle Hyland (Gen- On the strength of ius bikes), representing their performance, ENZA Jazz Apples, Waikeria Hawks are earned a very close sec- sure to have a large ond place in the unique contingent representing event, where com- the Midlands region in petitors were scored on Wellington. their combined times in Clint King led the the hill climb (a 700m, MICHELLE HYLAND way with three golds in nine percent grade time patterns, sparring and trial), 36km criterium, and 88km road race. special techniques, and Local favourite Marni Hambledon tallied a mere silver in power. three points more than Hyland, with less than two Daniel Campbell col- seconds separating the cyclists across the three lected bronze (patterns) disciplines. and silver (sparring), The Tour de Delta was the fi nal North Ameri- Jasmine King gold (pat- can challenge for the Jazz Apple Cycling Team - a terns), gold (sparring), squad of seven of New Zealand’s top women riders. Steven Pussel silver The team’s North American tour included nu- WAIKERIA HAWKS’ medallists from the Oceania championships in Sydney and Midlands regional (patterns), bronze (spar- merous strong performances from Te Awamutu tournament in Hamilton. Back row, from left: Ross Campbell (instructor), Sam Campbell; second ring). Sports’ Sarah Ulmer, Rosara Joseph (Christch- row: Paul-David Mahutonga, Anna Hall, Daniel Campbell, Chase Gorton, Logan Van der Hulst, Tamehana Riddell urch), Serena Sheridan (Nelson) and Carissa Shannon Liddle; middle row: Jessica Mahutonga, Zeb Corbett, Hannah Rush, Samantha Rush, won bronze (patterns), Wilkes (Rotorua). Aaron Clode, Ice Adam-Hunt; front row: Lucy Rush, Kozmo Poole. 215063AD gold (sparring), Rawiri Hyland will now return home to prepare for Riddell gold (sparring), other pursuits, including the UCI Mountain Bike By Colin Thorsen iel Campbell, bronze individual the club and the Waipa district Chayse Gorton gold (pat- and Trials World Championships in Rotorua from patterns, silver individual spar- and should all be proud of them- terns), silver (sparring), August 22- 27. Twelve Waikeria Hawks Taek- Aaron Clode silver (pat- Clad in brightly branded Jazz apple uniforms, won-Do students took on the best ring, bronze individual special selves. technique; Zeb Corbett silver The students would like to terns), gold (sparring),. the team created exposure for the New Zealand- Australia and the greater Oce- Kozmo Pool claimed bred apple while racing and training in the US and anic region had to offer at the 4th individual sparring; Chayse thank all their friends and fami- Gorton bronze individual special lies for their support in fund rais- bronze (patterns), Sa- Canada since May. General Choi Cup and Oceania techniques; Tamehana Riddell ing to make their dream a reality. mantha Rush gold (pat- Between events, team members made celebrity Championships in Sydney. gold individual special tech- Waikeria Hawks would also terns), Hannah Rush appearances at select supermarkets. Competition was intense, with niques, and Hannah Rush silver like to make special mention of bronze (patterns), Lucy “These tough young athletes did a phenomenal some of the world’s top Taekwon- individual sparring. their principal sponsor, the Waipa Rush gold (sparring), job raising awareness of Jazz apples in the North Do artists competing. “It was an experience of a life- Workingman’s Club for the polo Katrina George silver American market,” said David Nelley, pip fruit Waikeria Hawks head instruc- time with some students leaving shirts worn as the team uniform (patterns). category director for the Oppenheimer Group, tor, Ross Campbell says the local the shores of New Zealand for the while at the tournament. The Further success Vancouver. students did themselves proud fi rst time,” says Campbell. club runs classes at the Waipa went Waikeria Hawks Oppenheimer is the North American marketing bringing home eight trophies. One of the travelling support- Workingmen’s Club, Monday and way with the club be- partner of Turners and Growers, Ltd., Auckland, Clint King won silver in indi- ers commented that they had Wednesday evenings at 5.30pm. ing awarded the Team owner of the Jazz plant patent through its ENZA vidual special techniques; Dan- been wonderful ambassadors for New members are welcome. Spirit Trophy. brand.

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Nelson College between Kate says her job re- 1940 and 1944, follow- fl ects two of her father’s ing which he attended great loves - law and Victoria and Auckland literature. 220-50%0-50% Universities where he Outside of his pro- completed a fi rst class fessional life Mr Kay law degree. enjoyed the social inter- OOFFFF STOREWIDE!STOREWIDE! While in Auckland he action and participation was married in 1952 to that sports and games Patricia (Pat Ranstead), provided. the daughter of a promi- His support for all nent Waikato dairy manner of sports and farming family. games was diverse After living and work- enough to range from ing initially in Takapu- rugby to chess. na for the legal department of the State Advances He was a long time member of the Te Awamutu Corporation, the Kays settled in Te Awamutu in Golf Club and a keen supporter of club and provin- SSALEALE 1955 where Mr Kay joined the fi rm of Coe and Judd cial rugby. the same day as colleague Malcolm Brown. The two When at home, his family remember many board ! lawyers often debated the point of who was the and card games where their father enjoyed competi- now... senior partner. In fact both became senior partners tion and encouraged fair-play and sportsmanship. till 3.00pm Sunday, August 6 and helped to build the law fi rm now known as In speaking to his family they all recall how their Edmonds Judd. father would stimulate and encourage them to fi nd The Kays had fi ve children who grew up in Te and enjoy their own path in life, and how above all Includes new summer stock. Awamutu. else he valued the importance of family, friend and Kate was born in 1953, Nikki in 1955, Jenny in community. Conditions apply. 1957, Jonathan in 1964, and Richard in 1966. Bevan Kay died on July 16 following a sudden Talking of their father, the children recall the illness. 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The survey looks at issues surrounding how peo- Environment Waikato air quality scientist Jeff ple dispose of their garden and green waste, such Smith encouraged people to take part in the survey. as grass clippings, leaves and branches. It will help “It will only take a few minutes of your time and HHotot AAugustugust Environment Waikato make decisions about how to we would really appreciate your feedback,” he said. control the effects of these activities. Backyard burning is one cause of air pollution in the Waikato region. 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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 PAGE 5 Super salesperson Te Awamutu Gail Clark has been a familiar face at Te Awamutu Furniture Court since it opened about 15 years ago - now she is TTHEHE QQUADUAD RREPLACEMENTEPLACEMENT also the company’s top salesperson for the year. The national award was presented at a company dinner recently to a surprised recipient. She says the boss said a few people from the company were going out to din- ner to say thanks for her service. When they started talking about a salesper- son’s award, Mrs Clark realised she was the only salesperson present. Furniture Court support offi ce makes the Salesperson of the Year award based on rep reports, client feedback, sales per- formance and value to the business. More than 70 salespeople from more than 30 stores are in line for the award. Support offi ce says the winner is some- one the company is proud of, someone who makes a signifi cant contribution to their store and is an example to other salespeople. • Diesel or petrol engine Mrs Clark worked part-time in Wool- worths Supermarket when she was • Automatic 4WD and Difflock farming, then entered retail for Smiths City. When that store closed she was of- • Full aluminium chassis fered a job with the fl edgling Furniture Court in Sloane Street. She and her colleagues like to think Te Our McCormick MC100, Trima, FEL, 3900hrs $61,000 Awamutu stands out as an example of Case CX90 Cab, Pearson FEL, 1 owner $57,000 fantastic customer service and commit- Case 4230XL Cab, Pearson FEL, 1 owner $44,000 ment to clients. Late Merlo 30.7 Telehandler, for sale or hire $P.O.A They say their clients are their friends, people who come back and bring their FURNITURE COURT Salesperson of the Year Gail Clark of John Deere 1640/2, Pearson FEL $16,500 families. Te Awamutu. 215066AD Model Belarus 952, Pearson FEL, 1 owner, mint $23,000 John Deere 5500, Self Level FEL $38,000 Tractor MF4245/4, Quicke FEL $49,900 Clear winners in fi nals of bridge series Ford 4610/2, Pearson FEL $12,500 Large winning margins Cox and Paul Hobbs. The Friday Tuesday, N/S: R Douglas/Marieanne were the feature of the fi nals series saw Brian Kay and Paul Quin, 1; R Roberts/VPawley, 2; N Selection Same Explorer 80II Hi/Lo, Pearson FEL $37,000 in the Pairs F series recently Hobbs secure a runaway win by Krielen/P Lewis, 3. E/W: B Knight/H completed at the Te Awamutu 21 points over Jeanette Winter Campbell, 1; B Johnson/N Pawley, 2; Bridge Club. and Linda Sloan. E Bradstreet/L Self, 3. BENSON ROAD, TE AWAMUTU The Monday night series was Te Awamutu players Kate Friday, Gross, N/S: J Winter/P won by Kate McFadyen and part- Hobbs, 1; B Purdie/M Smith, 2; Ph: 07 870 2411 www.powerfarming.co.nz McFadyen and Linda Sloan took C Carey/M Tremewan, 3. E/W: B ner Freda Ross with a healthy part in the Huntly Open Charity Chancellor/K Hobbs, 1; R Douglas/J margin of eight points ahead of Tournament recently and won a Anderton, 2; A Stockwell/M Kerr, 3. Ed Tarry A/H 07 889 4947 Mobile 0275 190018 runners up Bruce Mandeno and Session Prize in the afternoon Handicap, N/S: P Stephens/R Tony Clarkson A/H 07 854 6814 Mobile 027 676 5981 Lesley French. The Wednesday coming second North/South. Knight, 1; J Winter/P Hobbs, 2; B Mike Whitburn A/H 07 846 5554 Mobile 0274 824 614 215TC050-06 night series was won by Betty Murray Barclay A/H 07 872 1964 Mobile 0274 753 690 Club Results: Monday: K Bourne/J Seddon, 3. E/W: R Douglas/ email: [email protected] Purdie and partner Linda Sloan McFadyen/F Ross, 1; A Wichers/P J Anderton, 1; B Cox/J Hastie, 2; B with a six point lead over Bunny Hobbs, 2; B Mandeno/L French, 3. Chancellor/K Hobbs, 3. Waikato Toyota

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PAGE 6 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Newlywed moves from gold rings to wedding gifts

HOUSE of Wares owner Lois Nairn (right) with staff members Sue Oliver (left) and Pru Fieten. 215067AD 2006 has been a big year for us taking over the business and ther with our wonderful range of Lois Nairn. we’ve had a huge amount of posi- gift baskets.” After marrying her childhood tive feedback.” Customers simply choose items sweetheart - Michael Adams While the former trade and to suit the recipient and these - during April, she left the jewel- current business are very differ- can be made into a very special lery trade in June after 27 years. ent, they also have similarities gift. Other gift items receive the The couple are now operating - with both catering espeically trademark wrapping service that their own business, The House of well for special occasions. has become associated with The Wares, offering a wide range of “We already have many won- House of Wares. home accessories and gifts. derful items in-store and aim The store is open 9am - 5pm They took over the Alexandra to add further quality lines of weekdays and from 9am -1pm on Street business at the start of kitchenware and linen. Saturdays. July and have been overwhelmed “There are also gifts for every The House of Wares staff in- with the support they have re- occasion. If you don’t know what vite everyone in to view all of the ceived. to get, staff can always help out wonderful items instore and look “It’s been just wonderful - peo- with some useful ideas. forward to helping with your ple have been very supportive of “We can personalise these fur- selections. BUSINESS BRIEF ‘Gourmet Delicious’ is the business name of the They catered for their fi rst race meeting on July new resident caterers at Waipa Racing Club. 8 and will be doing fi ve race meetings each year. Owners Noeleen Christensen and Kim Lee They will also cater for around 10 trials meetings, recently set up the business to create “tasty and as well as sponsors’ events and awards dinners. inspired food, blended with excellent service, do- The Cambridge women feel the Te Awamutu ing whatever it takes to ensure the success of a Racecourse could be utilised even more as a clients’ function.” venue for a range of functions - from corporate The pair have worked together for the past six dinners and conferences to weddings and special years and felt the next logical step was to set up occasions. For further details about Gourmet De- their own business. licious contact the new owners (ph 07 827 6000). 215TC044/06

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 PAGE 7 215TC040/06 PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 Rotary changeover T From page 5. ford and vice president GRREAEA Joint presidents Joyce Ian Wards. Smart and Justine He individually S iinn Baxter, secretary Kaye thanked those members DEEALSAL Thorburn, treasurer involved in organising Margaret Garrett. vice their various projects. presidents Olwyn Dav- Growing a Spud in a idson and Janice Millar. Bucket - the children’s The gathering was school project had then entertained by the gone well, the Forest KKihikihiihikihi Waitomo Choral Group Park Lodge “Weekend the Bellachords, a vocal in Paradise” was well 1997 Mitsubishi Galant GLXi 1994 Toyota Lite Ace Van harmony acapella group supported, entertaining which gave an excellent residents of Sherwin 5 speed, dual airbags, air cond, 2.2 diesel turbo, auto, rear seats, performance which was Village and Brotherhood all electrics, one for the towbar, dual side doors. Out it much enjoyed. Home were much en- bargain hunter goes! A framed certifi cate joyed by the residents as was then presented to usual, plus other annual John McFall in appre- community events had ciation of his part in the been successful. Can Recycling Project District Governor Bri- for allowing his premis- an Revell and his wife NEW Kihikihi Rotary president Ian Wards and es to be used as a depot Robyn had visited the secretary Esme Bashford. Photo supplied. over many years. Club and members had was then placed on Citation for “Demon- The Rotary Club attended a gathering at incoming President Ian strating Excellence and changeover ceremony Te Rapa Racecourse to Wards and Mr Coles Exemplary Achievement $ $ began with the Pres- meet Past World Presi- wished Mr Wards and in Rotary’s Second Cen- 3995 3995 entation by President dent Frank Devlin. his team well for the tury of Service through Len Coles of his Annual Members have joined coming year. public image initiatives 1999 Subaru Legacy GT 1995 Nissan Primera Report. with Otorohanga Club His new team is sec- Mr Coles began by in a Golf Tournament and continued efforts in 2.0 Twin turbo, auto, dual air- Auto, very smart in white. All retary Esme Bashford, club, community, voca- thanking all members and Te Awamutu Club treasurer Ian Maxted, bags, ABS brakes, CD player. electrics, airbags, CD player, tional, and international for their comradeship for the Annual Christ- sergeant Dave South- Be Quick! great value. and support during the mas Evening. combe, bulletin editor service”. year - secretary Dudley Mr Coles thanked Peter Robertson. Mr Wards said he Cunningham, bulletin District Governors The new president looked forward to a good editor Peter Robertson, representative Peter congratulated Mr Coles year ahead.continuing to treasurer Ian Maxted, Signal who attended and thanked him for a work in and for the com- Stuart Law for the tel- many meetings during good year for which the munity and adding new ephone book, assistant the year. club had been awarded members and enjoying a secretary Esme Bash- The Chain of Offi ce 2005/06 Presidential time of fellowship. 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PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 Trophy win for Wirihana names U19 team Norris at TA Some premier By Colin Thorsen Golf Club netball teams Te Awamutu Sport coach Wayne Wirihana Robyn Norris claim- has named a predicable line-up for Saturday’s ed the Booth Jug with Waikato under-19 rugby fi nal against University a best three out of six feeling pressure at Albert Park. rounds score of 228 net Three of the four premier grade netball games The only injury concern is fi rst-fi ve Hamish at Te Awamutu Golf Forsman, who disolcated his shoulder in the played at ASB Bank Stadium were somewhat one Club. sided affairs last week. game against Hamilton Old Boys a month ago. Best gross of the He has been bracketed with wing Paul Black in Diane Cox reports that College Senior A had to week was 89 returned the reserves. play catch-up netball after a slow start allowing Forsman will be included in the 22 for the fi nal by June Gillespie. She TAS Ecolab to go to the halftime break leading by provided he comes through a fi tness test at train- also topped the club 15 goals. ing tonight. scramble last Wednes- Positional changes in the second half saw TAS The two unlucky players in the squad of 25 to day with 36 stableford. Ecolab lose some of their focus. Handicaps 0-24: J College Senior A clawed back some goals but it miss out on selection are halfback/wing Heath Gillespie 36, R Hawira 34, Lunjevich and lock Clayton Yates. was all too little, too late - TAS Ecolab winning 60- S Thompson 32, J Stevanon 43 win to secure the crucial points. Te Awamutu Sports will be hoping the home 31 b/l. Handicaps 25 plus: J ground advantage and their many loyal support- Pollard 36, M Strack, S Med- In the closest encounter of the night, just one ers will give them a psychological edge over their dings 35, V Kay, D Spiers 34, goal separated Pirongia Meateaters and United at opponents. S Morgan 33, J Green 32. the halftime break. They led University 20-3, only to concede two Twos: K Bayes, R Hawira, B In the third quarter United restricted Pirongia late tries and scrape home 20-15 when these two O’Regan, S Meddings. Nine Meateaters to just fi ve goals while extending their teams met in pool play at Albert Park recently. hole scramble: P Mills 19, M lead to 11 goals. They maintained the momentum Collings, B Macalister 16. to win 45-35 The visitors strength is their big, well-drilled Monday, stableford forward pack. Bailey Ingham Wanderers were unable to shut scramble: J Green 33, J down the tall Rosie Heta in the shooting circle for The home team will look to counter it with their Pollard 32. more mobile pack getting to the breakdowns Saturday players: A Marist Weka. quicker in order to supply their game breaking Bahler 37, M Strack 35, E Marist led by 10 goals at the fi rst break, 11 at outside backs opportunities to win the game. Neilson 31. halftime and 12 at the third quarter break, before Te Awamutu Sports’ team for the 1pm kickoff is: winning 64-46. Fullback: Brent Palmer; three-quarters: Mathew Three shot Seeded third behind Marist Weka, Bailey Ing- Hawkins, Mark Murray, Ryan Patterson; fi ve-eighths: ham Wanderers would have been disappointed not Tyson Morgan, Nathan Merriman; halfback: Mark victory at to gain even a bonus point from the game. Thorsen. The encounter between RSN and Cogs RHL No 8: Chris O’Byrne; fl ankers: Caleb Walker, Raymond Ngahinapouri should have been the game of the night but it was FLYING MACHINE: Te Awamutu Sports U19 wing Spooner (captain); locks: Lachie Baines, Kaylam Singh; not to be. RSN were disjointed while Cogs RHL front row: Brad Van der Heyden, Tom Atkins, Brad Gall. Brian Marcroft and were all class under the outstanding leadership of Ryan Patterson scores one of his team’s three Reserve backs: Wiremu Brown, Anton Owen, Hamish tries in last Saturday’s 24-3 semi-fi nal win over Brian Meneer scored Josie Brown. Forsman/Paul Black; forwards: Luke Edwards, Andrew a three shot victory in Hamilton Marist at Albert Park. 2150615AD Smith, Aaron Murtagh. The RSN side struggled from the outset to get the two round stabl- the ball through the mid court and squandered eford competition for their possession, allowing Cogs RHL many turno- the Centennial Tray vers. College U50kg team unbeaten at Ngahinapouri Golf After leading by seven goals at the fi rst break, Te Awamutu College under- Peter’s respectively, followed by an abundance of ball to unleash Club. Cogs RHL never looked back going to the half time 50kg rugby class of 2006 have an wins over Fraser 20-10, Hamil- the potent backline. The winners pre- break 16 goals in front. enviable record going into Satur- ton BHS A 26-8, Morrinsville 12- The local side have worn most vailed with 164 points, RSN lost some of their structure when Alicia day’s Waikato secondary schools’ 0, St Paul’s 24-14 and Hamilton sides down, then dominated the from Bruce Wood and Paekau was injured out of the game. semi-fi nal clash with St Paul’s. BHS B 48-7. last 15 to 20 minutes - testa- Regan Morris on 161. Final score 55-38 to Cogs RHL. Under coach Steve Ryburn, Te Last Saturday’s fi nal game in ment to their hard training on The Super Liquor Awamutu College have recorded pool play against Hamilton BHS practise nights. tournament was won Mixed bag for Bowers Cup XV eight wins from as many games, B developed into a tight forward The semi-fi nal kicks off at by Wood with 45 sta- Te Awamutu Bowers Cup rugby team opened scoring 282 points and conced- battle in the fi rst half. 9.30am on the bottom fi eld at Te bleford, from Marcroft, their campaign with a 32-0 loss to Hamilton Gold ing 49. Te Awamutu’s hard-working Awamutu College. Meneer, John Simons and a 49-0 win over Morrinsville at Stan Heather They started the ball rolling forwards gained the ascendancy Morrinsville meet St John’s 43 and Matt Veen 40, Park on Sunday. with emphatic 52-5 and 73-0 early in the second half, supply- in the other semi-fi nal at Mor- including a brace of Home game this Sunday, 11am, against wins over Matamata and St ing halfback Adam Ryburn with rinsville. twos. Matamata at Albert Park. AAugustugust RRuralural RRoundupoundup PPublishesublishes TuesdayTuesday AAugustugust 2222 Enquiries to: Advertising: Alan or Heather Editorial: Dean or Cathy Phone 871 5151

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 PAGE 15 Pirongia Way scores strokeplay Top soccer spot beckons Chances of Te Awamutu fi nishing run- title wide ners-up in the hotly contested men’s Feder- second ace ations Cup soccer league have sky-rocketed open over the past three weeks. Peter Way emulated The impressive form shown beating his feat of 2003 holing- There is a three- way tie for the lead Otorohanga and Huntly continued at Cam- in-one on the 18th at bridge on Saturday, producing a 3-0 victory. Stewart Alexander Golf after the fi rst round of strokeplay champion- All three goals were scored in the fi rst Club on Sunday. half. The 21 handicapper ships at Pirongia Golf Club on Sunday. A through ball from Matthew Millar played the perfect shot found James Maxwell, whose fi rst-time using an eight iron. Barry Johnstone, David Seager and shot beat the keeper in the top right hand Way recorded his fi rst corner. ace on the same 110 me- Tynne Watts each post- ed gross scores of 77. Jason Karaayvanger then put his side 2-0 tre hole three years ago, up with a well-timed volley. almost to the day, using Gus MacIntyre (79) holds a three shot ad- The third goal, just before halftime, a six iron into the wind. stemmed from an attack down the left wing The vice club captain vantage over Andrew Parsons in the inter- by Andrew Ryan. He slipped the ball across was far from a one shot the goal to Millar who made no mistake mediate division. wonder. He accumu- with his shot. lated 39 stableford to Keith Ormsby leads Team manager Ken Miezenbeek felt the fi nish only three points PETER WAY the juniors with 89, side played better in the second half, de- behind the scramble from John Creek on 91 spite not adding to the scoreline. winner Bruce Stott, with a two to boot. and Steve Meddings They went desperately close late in the Highlight of the midweek tournament was 92. half when Maxwell beat the defence with a scintillating 62 net by former Waikato rugby Russ Bailey is mak- his pace, only to have his shot defl ect off representative Link Quarrie, who plays off a 24 ing no race of the Jun- the right hand upright onto the left hand handicap. ior B section on 91. He upright and back into play where it was Sunday, sponsored by WD Construction: B Stott 42, K is fi ve shots clear of his retrieved by the keeper. Murray, S Hill 41, K Heke, W King, B Bouma 40, P Way, M nearest rival Adrian Brown, G Cox 39, R Shilton, B Mulholland, J Tapu, C Gor- Te Awamutu’s player of the day was Nick don, J Hollinshead, N Johnston, V Heta 37. Twos: J Hill, J Elliott. Sicklemore at sweeper. Hjorth (2), R Mossman, S Gibson, C Gordon, P Way. The Devoy Signs Home game against Claudelands Rov- Midweek, sponsored by PGG Wrightson: sponsored scramble ers at the Stadium this Saturday, 2.45pm Net: L Quarrie 62, B Russ 66, D Heta, I Froggatt 68. Stabl- was won by Bailey with kickoff. eford: L Brain 41, C Weinberg 39, C Wells 38, M Brown 35. 64 net. The reserve team were beaten 3-2 away to Seniors: G MacIntyre 65, Matamata, while the third team drew 1-all D Seager 68, A Parsons, B Keightley in class of own Johnstone, D Strawbridge with Eastern Suburbs. Chris Smith was the 69, B Duffy, B Picken 70, S goal scorer. Lyn Keightley blitzed the women’s fi eld by Mills, T Watts 71, R Scown, WOMEN’S LOCAL DERBY NAIL BITER seven shots with 64 net in the open midweek K Appleby, R Kiddie, J Mc- A depleted Te Awamutu women’s team tournament at Te Awamutu Golf Club. Cormick 72, K Bardsley, P Pitcon, G Bowman 73. battled bravely to extend Waikato fi rst divi- The 10 handicapper was out in 36 and came sion league leaders Cambridge to 1-0. home in 38 for 74 gross. Juniors: R Bailey 64, K Ormsby 68, A Elliott, T It was a typical, hard fought local derby Peter Lourie was equally impressive winning Charlesworth 70, J Creek, with the solitary goal scored, ironically, by Saturday’s scramble by seven shots with 43 sta- I Carron 71, S Meddings, Rachel Westend - striker for Te Awamutu bleford. B Cavey, P Robertson 72, last year. Best of the Vets: B Bain, L Hagenson 36 stableford, T C Finlay, Eileen Blackwood Minus key players Sarah Prowse and Wolfsbauer, C Moore 35, N Gillespie, C Green, J Hickey, J 73, C Coles, J Alston, Waka Neilson, D Herlihy, R Thompson 34. Gray, R Goodhew, L Jury 74, Brogan Mathieson, Te Awamutu lifted their Saturday, scramble: P Lourie 43, T Thompson 36, B Slade, A Mitchell, E Mitchell 75, B game with player of the day Lizzie Bossen R Wetere, W Wetere 35. Twos: A Duncan. Connolly, Paula McFarlane, dominant in mid-fi eld. Open midweek tourney: Ady Nieremeijer, M Caie, C Try as they might, they were unable to Women’s net: L Keightley 64, J Crichton 71, S Brain 72, R Campbell 76. penetrate a rock-solid Cambridge defence. Hawira, M Brain 71. Twos: E Hughes, P Pitcon, Other players to shine for Te Awamutu Men’s gross: M Bouwman 75. Net: B Bain 67, T Thomson A Parsons, G MacIntyre, P were Pixie Tims in defence and midfi elders 69, B Lockie 71 b/l. 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PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 TO LET TO LET MEETINGS PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES BUSINESS SUPER FOR SALE DEALS PUBLIC NOTICE OTOROHANGA, farm TE AWAMUTU TE KOPUA MARAE ALCOHOLICS cottage, Kio Kio area, COMMITTEE ANONYMOUS Section 64(3) AIR FILLS SELF STORAGE suit single or profes- From $17 p/w ON site filling. Spence FREE ANNUAL GENERAL If you want to Sale of Liquor Act sional couple, no dogs. Confidential advice 24hr access MEETING drink, that’s your 1989 Marine phone 871- Phone (07) 873-6575 7711. on consumer, legal Camera Surveillance Sunday August 6, business work hours. PH: (07) 856-7584 Kihikihi Rugby and other areas. 2006, at 11.00am IF YOU WANT TO Sports Club Inc has or (027) 608-1749 Followed by general Available at the STOP, THAT’S OURS made application to Professional meeting. OONCENCE Citizens Advice Bureau, THREE bedroom the District Licensing Phone 871-4072 United Arcade. Property house, fenced section, Contact Wai Te Ruki Agency for the re- OOVERVER Phone or 870-3463 A tthoroughhorough ccleanlean wwithith Management garage, carport, Ki- newal of a Club Li- Phone 871-4111 (027) 500-3024. PO Box 194 cence in respect of the aattentionttention ttoo ddetailetail hikihi, bond and refs Te Awamutu premises situated at FFromrom $$6060 required, $240p/w. Herbert Street, Ki- BBookook NowNow GARAGE SALE Phone 870-3270 or PUBLIC NOTICES hikihi, known as Ki- 00800800 870870 17001700 159TC208/06 (027) 5486-220. DUTY 30 Bond Road, two hikihi Rugby Sports seater couch, TV etc, CHEMIST Club Inc. THREE bedroom CARAVANS & Saturday 8.00am. The general nature of Ray White Real house, garage and TRAILERS 326 Ohaupo Road, TE AWAMUTU the business conducted carport, midway Te 8am, massive moving Estate MREINZ under the licence is Awamutu, Cambridge PHARMACY CARAVANS wanted, sale. To Discuss Options and Hamilton, no Sports Club. 168 Alexandra Street 10 - 30 ft, any condi- 33 Frontier Road, 9am Contact dogs / smoking, $225 The days on which and Te Awamutu tion, anywhere, will onwards. Glenda Death p/w. Phone (07) 872- Saturday the hours during which Music travel. Up to $10,000. Mob (027) 685-6626 1762. August 5, 2006 liquor is sold under the Phone Steve (027) 60 Finch Street, Au- A/hrs 871-3396 Federation 9.00am to 2.00pm licence are Monday to 622-0011. gust 5, not before Office 871-7149 Will host: Thursday 7.00pm to 8am. MEETINGS 5.00pm to 6.00pm 11.00pm, Friday Mezzo-Soprano, JUMBLE Sale, every- Sunday 5.00pm to 12 midnight, FOR SALE thing ½ price, St An- TE AWAMUTU Wendy Dawn Saturday and Public Thompson and August 6, 2006 drews Presbyterian MOTORCYCLE Holidays 11.00am to 12 ENVELOPES Church, Saturday, Pianist Lindy 10.00am to 1.00pm midnight and Sunday 8.30am - 11.00am. CLUB INC 11.00am to 10.00pm. C6 Manilla window Tennant-Brown 5.00pm to 6.00pm SAFE ‘N’ SOUND ANNUAL GENERAL Two very talented The application may be Tropical seal - old PLANTS FOR artists presenting a stock, $5 box of 500. STORAGE MEETING inspected during ordi- SALE programme entiled nary office hours at the Te Awamutu Courier. Wednesday, August 9, “The Last Lousy Lock up 7.30pm office of the Waipa Dis- WWHOLESALEHOLESALE storage units Moments of Love” on Council Carpark trict Licensing Agency FIREWOOD Information Centre
Wednesday August 9th, Saturday, August 5 at 101 Bank Street, Te 5m³ $160, 10m³ $290, TTREEREE CLEARANCECLEARANCE Electric Security Fence Gorst Avenue at the Woolshed.
Awamutu. delivered. Phone (07) 24/7 access All Welcome Phone Phyllis 871-4811 END OF LINE
Camera and patrolled Door Sales: Adults $25, Any person who is en- 878-5242 or (021) 617- AND SECONDS Seniors $22, titled to object and who 349. surveillance • Golden Elms Phone 871-2171 Students 15 - 20 $10, wishes to object to the Sell it in the Under 15 Free. grant of the application FIREWOOD • Plane Trees or (0274) 407-101 215TC201 may, not later than 10 DRY native Matai, • Silver Birch

Classifieds! 201TC213/06 230 Bruce Berquist working days after the $100 ute load or lar- • Silk Trees • Weeping Willows Drive, Te Awamutu Phone 871 5151 SPORTS NOTICES date of the first publi- ger to suit. Phone (07) cation to this notice, 873-8996. • Flowering Cherries file a notice in writing TE AWAMUTU $5 - $15 PUBLIC NOTICES of the objection with FIREWOOD Allen Road, SHWY 3 BADMINTON CLUB the Secretary of the TRUCKLOADS, 2nd Kihikihi (beside Ravensdown) District Licensing grade pine, 6cu $230 Saturday and Sunday SHIRLEY IRVING MEMORIAL Agency at Private Bag or two loads $420. 2402, Te Awamutu. 8.30am - 12.30pm Te Awamutu TOURNAMENT Gum/mix 4cu $280 or This is the second pub- 6cu $380. Phone (07) VEHICLE PARTS lication of this notice. CRAFT MARKET Wednesday, August 9 at 7.30pm 843-8373 or (027) 340- FOR SALE Members a plate please 7120. BUSINESS SUPER SUNDAY AUGUST 6 Everyone welcome MOWER TOWBARS DEALS 10am to 2pm - on the Main Street MORRISON electric, & MUFFLERS MEETINGS suitable small lawn, Enquiries to Roni (025) 661661---22432243 BRAKE servicing, Te Awamutu Mufflers Stuart Law Ltd. $130 ono. Phone 871- & Towbars, 225 Rickit Phone 871-6426. 8004. Road. Phone 870-6255. TE AWAMUTU COMMUNITY PUBLIC RELATIONS ORG INC PUBLIC RELATIONS ORG INC PUBLIC NOTICES ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ST JOHN Stock Thursday, August 10, 7.00pm Donation Scheme Burchell Pavilion and Meeting Room Visitor Information Centre - Gorst Avenue ATTENTION FARMERS! Guest Speaker: Barry Woods Aka “Billy Black” Woodlyn Park, Waitomo Help support your local St John by donating calves All Welcome and encouraging new members Ph: Terry Glenister (027) 551-7034 Or Ian Coleman (0274) 942-524 PUBLIC NOTICES 199TC204/06 MID-WINTER LUNCHEON OOrganisedrganised bbyy TTEE AAWAMUTUWAMUTU GGREYREY PPOWEROWER

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 PAGE 19 VEHICLES FOR GRAZING PROPERTIES FOR WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM SALE AVAILABLE SALE EMPLOYEES MEATEATER TW PLANT HIRE WANTED PALMER STREET HONDA Accord, 1997, HAY, 10 bale equiva- HOMEKILLS LTD DIGGER FOR HIRE Lxi 2.2, manual, HOUSE on small sec- lent, two to three Phone 871-9995 All aspects of FARM WORKER silver, 191000 km, years old, shed stored, tion, close to town, three to four bed- or (029) 871-9995 excavation, landscaping, WANTED four new tyres, $4900. unit loads only, $50 drainage etc Phone Johnnie on rooms, plus garage, ON 550 cow dairy farm plus GST per bale. 20 years experience in Te Awamutu. Ex- (021) 361-356 or 871- Phone 871-0319. fully redecorated. MORTGAGE 1537. Phone (07) 827-0427. Contact Trefor on cellent working condi- HAY / Silage, limited BROKER (021) 0222-3696 tions, with modern NISSAN Pulsar 1998, amounts of round bale PRIVATE gear. Must be keen S-RV auto, NZMBA hay and big square SUNNY brick home, WEEDSPRAYING and willing to work. 110,000kms, 4WD, silage are available. two living areas, large Phone Christine Phone Scott on (027) a/c, CD player, Phone Neil Drury a/h dining, three to four 871-3176 Radio Controlled Units 257-6008. alarmed, a very tidy 872-7871, mobile bedrooms, ensuite
Handgun Work (021) 545-302 PERSON required to car, $7000. Phone (021) 926-315. Agri- and large bathroom,
Gorse assist rear 500 plus 871-4072. cultural Contractor. two heat pumps, large
Ragwort calves, two to four patio, brick BBQ,
Thistles TE Awamutu, grazing OFFAL hours per day, Pater- great water feature,
Industrial Sites for up to 60 yearlings angi/Pirongia area. offers, mid $400’s. for five months. HOLES Competitive Rates Please phone 871- Phone 871-3106 or Phone 870-4419. ELECTRICIAN 9934. (021) 169-5999.


Phone Marshall Great ELECTRICIAN Contracting STABLE HAND Tyres! LIVESTOCK SECTION CHRIS MYLCHREEST KING COUNTRY 871-7896 CHRIS MYLCHREEST DRILLING Ground staff required WANTED FOR SALE for Te Awamutu Stable Great * 4 Wheel Drive FARM WORK Pirongia - Rural FOR:
Confidence with
* Best Equipment WANTED Prices! Elevated north and New Installations young horses AC PETFOODS
* Best Prices
Fitting & Balancing mountain facing Maintenance * Foundations Full time
Now Buying Phone (021) 455-387 Repairs * Lined Soak Holes CROP & Phone 871-7714 * Associated Horses Phone 871-2914 PASTURE WE require a full time Kihikihi Road Concrete Products 0800-834-222 SECTION Mobile casual to help with 356TC200/05 Te Awamutu SPRAYING 230 cows, mainly (Kihikihi) (027) 496-7849 PHONE DENNIS Phone 871 3079 CALVES COLSON Phone Neil Drury milkings, but other
1 acre 0800 DUG HOLES (021) 926-315 possible jobs, most WANTED
weekends off, close to VEHICLES In good area 0800 384 465 Agricultural Contractor Four day old.
Amenities at gate FENCING town. Phone Jason WANTED Friesian, Whitehead,
Good building site Post driving, auger drill- T.D.C.C.H. 870-2100 or (027) 444- ing, post and rail, post PC PROBLEMS? 2072. Beef breeds.
$230,000 LATE model vehicles and batten, stockyards, NO fix, no fee, repairs Qualified Rural Bococks Calf Rearing Phone Workforce wanted for disman- Phone Mark on deer fencing. Phone from experienced local SITUATIONS tling - Ford, Holden, (027) 474-4408 (07) 827-1849 or (027) IT professional. Mo- (07) 872-1772 or Milking VACANT Mazda, Mitsubishi. (027) 474-6917 473-0001. bile upgrades, repairs General Labour Rosetown Auto Wreck- and installations ser- ers, 2 Bruce Berquist WANTED KNOWN vice. No call out fees! Fencing Knapsack Drive, Phone 871-6066. COLOSTRUM Glen Rawson Phone Matt (027) AND SURPLUS BACON and ham cur- Plumbing 515-6996 or 870-3038. weed spraying ing, Renshaws Butch- Best in the district WANTED TO BUY MILK WANTED! ery. Phone 871-6470. Craftsman, Plumber References available and Gasfitter PLUMBING Phone Deb Kirkham

DON’T MISS OUT BUYING possum fur, Roofing Maintenance on 871-4815 or WORK WANTED
New Spouting, BOOK NOW hand and machine Drainlaying, Heating plucked, green skins (0274) 901-007 Phone (027) 222-7590 Phone (0800) 845-322 and dry skins. Phone TREE & STUMP or 870-2987a/h
Friendly Service Keith (07) 825-9863 SERVICE
Reasonable prices
Craftsman Plumber FARM or (027) 231-3610. BUSINESSES FOR Call Dennis Clements HIRE A COLOSTRUM SALE TOTAL TREE CARE 24 Hour EMPLOYEES

Phone 871-5221 199TC205/06 HANDYMAN WANTED WANTED Service Te Awamutu Owned Bococks Calf Rearing Property & Section Hewitson Plumbing TAKEAWAYS and Operated Maintenance FARM WORK Phone: (07) 872-1772 GOLDEN opportunity, Phone 871-3620 or Mark on be quick, don’t miss out.
Pruning AVAILABLE (027)4746917 Phone (021) 260-1194. A HANDYMAN
Winter Cleanups AT reasonable rates,
Regular part time Gutter Clean position milking 84 no job too small.
House Wash Phone 871-4072 or cows, calf feeding and VEHICLES WANTED
Repairs some farm work. Close (027)4179-634
Odd Jobs SHUTTLE to town. Good facilities.
SHUTTLE Fencing SERVICE Phone Riddell CAR DUMP CAR valet. Phone Ul- The Phone Chris Hitchon Ph Pat or Deanne (027) 211-1112 tra Clean 870-3452 871-4292 COMPANY today! 872-2530 (027) 289-5496 or SITUATIONS VACANT 0800 CAR DUMP LOUNGE suites (027) 289-5497 cleaned. Phone Ultra 0800 227 3867 Get th CARPET at car Clean 871-6662 now! outa SPOUTING, Marley, FREE COLLECTIONS there CLEANING $29 mtr, fitted inc gst. (Waikato & King Country) MAINTENANCE Phone Tony 871-3620. 187TC201/06 IICRC Approved HOME building main-

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Proved experience in project management WANTED RRosetownosetown DDriverriver TTrainingraining PPh:h: 8871-556971-5569 MMob:ob: ((0274)0274) 1125-00025-000 or a similar role Cows
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Experience in report writing and the provision CLEAN, parts, repairs. PROMPT PROCESSING
FREE CARTAGE
SAME DAY KILL of financial information A1 chimney cleaning.
Andrew Taylor. A knowledge of the Raukawa rohe, hapo, STUART ALLAN LIVESTOCK BUYER marae and communities Phone 871-5351 or A/H: 07 829 8272 MOB: 029 290 4330 (0274) 664-367. Need Help With Your Property?
An understanding of the Treaty of Waitangi and its application to te reo Fencing, Painting, Landscaping,
LIVESTOCK WANTED A current full driver’s licence Drives, Patios, Decks and Garages, The ideal candidate will be well organised, highly we can do it all. motivated and have excellent communications skills. BONER COWS WANTED While you will be working in a team environment, We also supply a good range of you must also have the ability to be self managing. Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment high quality Cleaning Fluids and Please send a cover letter and curriculum Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Paper Products to Commercial, vitae to the Kaiwhakahaere Reo, Industrial and Private Users. Charlie Tepana, Private Bag 8, Tokoroa Also empty heifers and potter bulls 2

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Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 1 Applications close at 4.00pm, (07) 886-9292 fax (07) 886-8363 5 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 Friday, August 18, 2006 PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT VACANT TE AWAMUTU SPCA VOLUNTEER RAFFLE KIDSTART home PLASTERERS based care and learn- TICKET SELLERS ing, nationwide. We require two Phone Sue on (0800) experienced Please phone number below 543-782 for informa- stoppers to join our tion. busy team. Current DRY CAT FOOD drivers license. URGENTLY NEEDED Phone Steve Bell (0274) 836-070 Please drop off at the Te Awamutu PIRONGIA Courier offi ce, at the SPCA on Sundays, or phone STORE/DELIVERY Senior Part Time the number below to arrange a delivery time Forecourt Attendant PERSON FOSTER HOMES FOR 20-30 hours per week Full time position, must be honest and Flexible shifts DOGS WANTED URGENTLY Hours: 7.00am - 7.00pm reliable, have the 7 days per week ability to work Food and kennels supplied unsupervised, drivers OPEN DAYS Minimum age 21 years license required, Phone 871-9723 some heavy lifting. Every Sunday 1.00pm - 4.00pm (David or Stacey) Phone 871-5193 except public holidays Or by appointment Phone 871-5222 and leave SITUATIONS VACANT a message or Phone Diane (021) 463-543 LAUNDRY MANAGER SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT Sincerity Laundry is seeking to employ a person to learn the laundry industry and REST HOME CAREGIVER - AM DUTIES eventually take control of our laundry. The successful applicant will be well motivated, We require: fit and active as heavy lifting is required and An honest and reliable person to cover 48 the ability to prioritise and a clean licence is a hours per fortnight which includes working must. every second weekend. Contact We offer: The Manager
A full orientation programme within a fully Sincerity Drycleaners certified facility 871-5471
On-going educational opportunities
A great, friendly, supportive team SWARBRICKS
A homely, purpose built work environment BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS Contact: Heather Lydford A senior position has become available Tarahill Resthome in our office for a 871-3672 between 9.00am - 4.00pm Conveyancing Secretary/Clerk. Someone who has passed or is studying for Legal Executive exams may suit. The successful candidate will be supporting both a Principal and an experienced assistant Solicitor and will have the following attributes: • An affinity for most aspect of rural legal SUPPORT practice. • A pleasant telephone manner and a WORKER rapport with clients. Our trust is committed to providing the best • Familiarity with documentation and an possible residential services to people with an ability to prepare both correspondence intellectual disability. and Land Transfer forms with minimal supervision. Due to recent staff departures, we require people • Willingness to assimilate into existing to join our team and are looking to employ full time, part time and casual staff. practice. Salary by negotiation. If you possess:
A valid, full drivers licence In the first instance applications in own
A current first aid certificate (or are prepared handwriting supported by detailed CV and to get one if successful) references to; Swarbricks, P O Box 54, Te Awamutu And have experience in the field of disability or meaningful life experience, we would like to hear from you. Applications including a CV and hand written covering letter telling us why we should give you an interview, should be sent to: The Manager TE REO PROMOTIONS PO Box 259 Te Awamutu COORDINATOR We are seeking a Te Reo Promotions Coordinator TRAINEE CHEF/COOK REQUIRED to coordinate te reo promotion activity in the
Raukawa rohe. The position coordinates activities Busy, challenging with heaps of variety
that support the achievement of te reo Full time position
Rostered hours, weekly wage revitalisation efforts within Raukawa. The successful applicant will have: The Thirsty Weta Bar and Eatery in Otorohanga
A high level of fluency in te reo Maori is a busy 7 day a week bar and cafe offering an
Proven experience in project management extensive food and beverage menu to locals or a similar role and an increasing tourist trade on their way to
Proven leadership abilities and experience the Waitomo Caves and Ski Fields.
Experience in report writing and the provision We are looking for a self motivated candidate of financial information with a passion for catering.
A knowledge of the Raukawa rohe, hapo, You would report to our Head Chef and she marae and communities wants to see initiative and the ability to follow
An understanding of the Treaty of Waitangi instructions. Although qualifications are not and its application to te reo essential a sound employment and educational
A current full driver’s licence history are very important as this role may lend The ideal candidate will be well organised, highly to an Apprenticeship. All skills will be taken into motivated and have excellent communication skills. consideration when offering the final package. While you will be working in a team environment, Please fax on (07) 873-6698 or email to: you must also have the ability to be self managing. [email protected] your CV to The Please send a covering letter and curriculum Thirsty Weta quoting “Jobs at the Weta” vitae to the Kaiwhakahaere Reo, The Thirsty Weta Charlie Tepana, Private Bag 8, Tokoroa 57 Maniapoto Street Appearing in the Courier are available in colour and or phone (07) 885-0260 for any queries. Otorohanga PHOTOS Applications close at 4.00pm, Phone (07) 873-8799, Fax (07) 873-6698 black and white Friday, August 18, 2006 Email: [email protected] ORDER AT THE COURIER OFFICE Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 PAGE 21 New event celebrates What’s new @ Elevations Waikato’s artists The Inaugural Lewis’ Invitation Art Exhibi- empathise with the creative spirit and expression tion ‘Homeland Waikato’ will showcase a selected as lawyers fi nd ourselves constantly searching for The Wall is down! collection of works from both established and new ideas and ways to provide solutions to chal- To celebrate we are giving away a muffin with emerging artists throughout the region lenging issues. We use words rather than images every coffee purchased - plus we’ve kept a There will be an opening function on the to express ourselves”. evening of Saturday, August 19 in the Cambridge It is planned that the Homeland Waikato ex- piece of the wall for you to leave us a message Town Hall with the exhibition open to the public hibition become an annual event and the fi rm of on it from 10am until 4pm Sunday, August 20. Lewis’ Barristers and Solicitors looks forward to - we’d love your comments. The fi rm of Lewis’ Barristers and Solicitors being part of the development of the arts in the has provided legal services to the region for the Waikato and to encouraging emerging artists to last 100 years and is sponsoring this event to ac- establish a career. Kids under 5 club! knowledge the strong links the law fi rm has with Ever want to catch up with friends over a coffee the Waikato. 208TC052-06 but feel your little ones may be a nuisance? Lewis’ partner Matt Hanna, comments that both founding partners Peter and Sam Lewis Every Monday & Thursday morning (9.30 - 11.00am) supported the arts and collected art works, and we will supervise & entertain your kids (kids menu this event will allow this tradition to carry on in available) so you can have that break you deserve! a more organised way. “Over the last 100 years, the fi rm has sponsored sporting teams, schools, community projects and various chambers of commerce and industry or- Coming Soon - Party Nite! ganisations and consider that with Cambridge developing a strong focus on the arts, it would be Dinner & Band (limited numbers) appropriate to encourage this focus and sponsor for a civilised good night out! an event that develops emerging Waikato artists, Prizegiving & Social as well,” he says. “As lawyers we can appreciate the creativity, OPEN 7 DAYS passion and skill of artists and their craft. We can Saturday 5th August Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner at Pirongia Sports Complex Morning & afternoon teas MECHANICAL BULL & BAND Dinner: Wednesday - Saturday Prizegiving 7.00pm Band & Bull start 9.00pm Ph 870 1891 Upstairs Cnr Alexandra & Roche Sts, TE AWAMUTU Courtesy bus operating 215TC056-06 Supper provided Have you got something for Sale worth Under $50? YES - Advertise it for FREE!!! 061TC012/06

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129 MARKET ST, TE AWAMUTU, PH (07) 871 7099, FAX (07) 871 8435 215TC017-06 PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, August 3, 2006 Morning Sessions Thu and Wed . www.regent3.itgo.com TSOTSI M THU 8.10, SAT 8.35, SUN 6.45, MON 8.10, Cinema Showpiece FINAL WED 5.45 A DE LUXE SELECTION OF MOVIES FOR ADULT VIEWING THE DA VINCI CODE M A favourite returns. MRS CALDICOTS FRI 8.05, MON 7.40 CABBAGE WAR M FRI 6.05, WED 10.30 Light ‘The Fuse’ with Pennywise ON A CLEAR DAY M Something of the feel of ‘Lantana.’ FINAL SAT 12.55 Profound and deeply touching. LOOK TARA ROAD PG BOTH WAYS M THU 5.55 Te Awamutu Courier and Tracs give readers SAT 2.35, FINAL SUN 12.50 the chance to celebrate the recent sold-out Auck- CURIOUS GEORGE G Carefully creates a truthful and often land Pennywise show by winning an autographed SAT 1.15, SUN 11.15 painful reality. VERA DRAKE M copy of their eight album ‘The Fuse’. MON 7.30 There’s 15 great tracks, including the awesome CLICK M single ‘Knocked Down’. THU 6.00, FRI 5.40 & 7.45, Tragedy, love and intrigue from Merchant Fans and critics alike are calling it the best SAT 1.05 & 6.05, SUN 1.05 & 6.10, Ivory. WHITE COUNTESS M THU 10.00, TUE 6.05 offering from the legendary Hermosa Beach four- TUE 7.30 some yet. CARS M SAT 1.20 & 3.40, SUN 1.35 Compelling and absorbing Award Winner. Most of the songs are about hope, not giving up CAPOTE M THU 10.30, TUE 7.40 and a fi ght worth fi ghting for. OVER THE HEDGE PG Great tracks include ‘Fox TV’, ‘Yell Out’, ‘The SAT 1.00 & 5.55, SUN 11.00 & 3.50 Truly refreshing British romantic comedy. Kids’ and many more. SUPERMAN RETURNS M IMAGINE ME & YOU M SUN 5.30, From its fi rst snare drum crack to its last mol- SAT 3.10, SUN 3.15 MON 5.35 ten guitar line this is a great album. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 2 M Emotionally involving and visually Their show included many of these tracks, THU 5.35 & 8.15, FRI 5.30 & 8.15, arresting adventure. RIVER QUEEN M along with ‘Down Under’ and their smash hit, SAT 2.40, 5.30 & 8.20, THU 7.55, WED 10.15 poignant anthem ‘Bro Hymn’. SUN 12.40, 3.30 & 6.20, MON & TUE 7.50, Those songs aren’t on this album, so you’ll need WED 5.35 & 8.15 Intriguing, tidy and wholly effective to check out the back catalogue and add them to R.V. RUNAWAY VACATION PG drama. SEPARATE LIES M SUN 11.25, your collection. THU 7.45, FRI 7.55, SAT 2.55 & 8.30, MON 6.00 But get ‘The Fuse’ now and see why Fletch and SUN 12.55 & 6.30, WED 5.50 & 7.45 An intense and thought-provoking movie the lads are at the top of their game, why punk dress and daytime contact number on the back MISTRESS OF SPICES M experience. Very highly recommended. of a standard sized envelope, address it to the music will always be a musical force and why FRI 8.10, SAT 4.25, SUN 2.40, HOUSE OF SAND AND FOG R16 Pennywise leads the way for others to follow. ‘Pennywise Competition’ and make sure it reach- FINAL TUE 5.50 To be in to win simply put your name, ad- es our offi ce by 5pm next Tuesday. THU 8.05, FRI 5.55, TUE 5.30 OYSTER FARMER M Beautifully shot, heartbreaking movie. SAT 5.05, SUN 2.55 BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN M MARCH OF THE PENGUINS G SAT 8.10, WED 5.30 THU 6.10, SAT 6.55, SUN 11.10 & 4.50, Joyous and infectious, funny, moving and TUE 5.55, WED 7.55 delightful pleasure. MAD HOT Edward LASSIE PG BALLROOM PG MON 5.50 Friday Night SUN 11.35 An emotionally wrenching, wondrous Beautifully filmed, totally absorbing and till late journey through bizarre historical events, powerful. IN MY FATHER’S DEN R16 told with assured scope and vision. THU 10.15, MON 8.00 JJacksonackson Brave, moving and compassionate. Brilliant conceived romantic A remarkable and astonishing story. comedy-drama. THE BREAK-UP M LIVE AND BECOME M SAT 7.35, TUE 5.40, WED 8.05 THU & FRI 5.45, SAT 6.10, SUN 4.20, Phone 871 4768 MON 5.45, TUE 7.35, WED 10.00 & 7.30 A bravura lead performance in a 215TC021/06 An uplifting and deeply affectionate, memorable and moving film. satisfying and riveting film. Even a SEA INSIDE M MON 5.40 stranger to dance can’t help but be A great feel-good story with old- WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP KICKBOXING swept up by this peek into such exqui- fashioned appeal. Classy, charming and site glamour - it will be one of the most rich in humour and period detail - NNZZ vvss GGreatreat BBritainritain engrossing and delightful films you will amazingly suspenseful. GREATEST 3 world title fights, including local boy see this year - it’s rich and lovely. GAME EVER PLAYED G TUE 8.10, 'BAD BOY' - BRAD JOHANSON BALLET RUSSES STARTS AUG 10 WED 5.40 TE AWAMUTU EVENTS CENTRE 19TH AUGUST 215TC022/06 Doors open at 5pm, Events start at 6pm SOON: One of the most monumental and possibly one of the finest films ever made. Needs

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