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A section of Alexandra Street could be heard using a loud between Fonterra and Te Awa- hailer to call for the occupant to mutu College was closed for come out as members of the about an hour on Tuesday after- Armed Offenders Squad stood noon as Police executed a search by. warrant. After a time the squad entered Police confirmed there was a the property, but the person TC061016DT02 warrant to arrest for a man Police were looking for was not ARMED Offender Squad members enter a property on Alexandra Street on Tuesday afternoon where thought to be at the property but there and all units were stood a wanted man was thought to be hiding. gave no other details. Police down. More questions on Police ask for public’s help missing woman after woman found dead The discovery of bank cards edges could be conducted. in the Turangi region belonging The Waikato Police boat and to missing woman Kim a second boat from the Waikato Richmond has resulted in more Regional Council were joined by questions than answers for the police Eagle helicopter to Police. scan the lake’s perimeter, but The search for Ms Richmond there were no sightings and moved into its third month this nothing was found. week. “We are following up on any- Last week hopes were raised thing new we receive, but we when a young girl picked up two still need the support of the bank cards on the side of the public to help us bring Kim road near Otukou, on State home for the sake of her family” Highway 46 between Rangipo says Mr Patterson. and State Highway 47. Kim Louise Richmond, 42, Police are hunting 34-year-old Detective Senior Sergeant was last seen at her home on Ross Douglas Bremner (pictured) Patterson says the cards be- July 31 and left the address in following the death of a 60-year-old longed to Ms Richmond. her utility. woman at a Cruden Ave address in “A subsequent check resulted In a move that was out of Otorohanga on Tuesday night. in a farm card belonging to Ms character, she headed in a A 64-year-old man was found Richmond being found in the southerly direction from her wounded at the same dwelling and same area,” says Mr Patterson. Wharepapa South farm. was flown to Waikato Hospital, Police deployed the Specialist Police would particularly where he is in a critical condition Search Team, however nothing like to hear from anyone who in ICU. further was found. may have sighted someone Both had sustained knife On Monday this week Wai- throwing items out of a vehicle wounds and police also confirmed TC061016SPROSS PHOTO COURTESY WAITOMO NEWS kato Police continue to search on State Highway 46 over the Mr Bremner is known to the POLICE cordon at Cruden Ave in Otorohanga. areas of interest in attempts to past few weeks. victims. locate Ms Richmond, or her Acting Waikato District Police The investigation team would investigate this matter,” says Mr vehicle, a silver 2014 Ford ■ Anyone with information about crime manager Mark Greene says like to locate a silver 2003 Holden Greene. Ranger utility (HKD553). the disappearance of Ms Richmond emergency services were alerted at Vectra (BGP561) which Mr “However, if any local person In collaboration with Mer- is asked to contact Te Awamutu approximately 8.30pm. Bremner may be driving. has any concerns, they should not cury Energy, Police arranged for Police — 872 0100. Alternatively, Police teams, including the “We want to send a message to hesitate to call police,” he says. the level of Lake Arapuni to be information can be provided armed offender squad, are looking the community that police has Police advise the public not to lowered as much as possible so anonymously to Crimestoppers on for Mr Bremner in the Otorohanga taken steps to ensure all is being approach Mr Bremner or the that a further search of the lake 0800 555 111. area. done to keep people safe while we vehicle and call 111 immediately.
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CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) For the second time in the confronted on numerous occa- concluded that Mr Woods is into consideration. We welcome letters - preferably via email. They last two years regular letter to sions about the inaccuracies strongly of the view that the The Press Council found should be under 300 words and must have the the editor writer Hayden and about conflicting informa- installation of water meters is that the choice of letters for sender’s name, address and phone number. No Woods has taken a number of tion in the press releases and purely a revenue gathering publication in this case pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be complaints against the Te had done nothing. exercise and that they are not showed a fair and balanced withheld in special circumstances at the discretion Awamutu Courier to the New He submitted as evidence needed to address water approach by Mr Taylor. of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged Zealand Press Council. of bias that Mr Taylor failed to supply problems. With regards to the five and may be edited, abridged or discarded. At the beginning of last investigate his allegations, Also that he thinks that the points identified in the article MANAGER year numerous complaints refused to print any recent Council is failing to take that was the immediate sub- Alan Price were lodged and rejected by correspondence disputing ac- measures that would success- ject of Mr Wood’s complaint, the Press Council, mostly be- curacy of press releases and fully remedy the problems and the Press Council found that [email protected] cause they weren’t reported in failed to print a retraction that there has been a degree of most of the points made by Mr EDITORIAL a timely manner. after Mr Woods had given dishonesty in the way the Woods were in regards to Dean Taylor (editor) One complaint regarding evidence of inaccuracy. Council has pursued its Council’s views of the benefits [email protected] conflict of interest was The Press Council again agenda. of water meters rather than investigated, but the Press dismissed many of the To that extent the Press factual statements. Colin Thorsen (journalist) Council also dismissed the complaints, but did investi- Council says, Mr Wood’s dis- Mr Woods had taken par- [email protected] complaint because Mr Woods gate one relating to an article pute is with the Council and ticular issue with the state- ADVERTISING did not follow correct proce- about the letting of the con- not the Te Awamutu Courier. ment that it was a require- Dorinda Williams dure. tract to install water meters. The Press Council also ment of the Waikato Regional [email protected] This year Mr Woods made Mr Woods identified five made comment about the Council that water meters be numerous complaints that the specific points that he overwhelming amount of re- installed in Te Awamutu by Ange Holt Te Awamutu Courier had disputed which had been petitive correspondence that the end of 2022, however the [email protected] displayed bias and had failed stated in the article. Mr Woods sent to the Te Press Council, as part of the Bookings to maintain a neutral stance In response to the Press Awamutu Courier and adjudication process did sight [email protected] towards the Waipa District Council, Mr Taylor said that indicated that the combative a copy of the decisions report Council in its reporting of the he believed that the Te Awa- spirit in which he pursued his where it was clearly stated. CLASSIFIEDS Council’s proposal to install mutu Courier had fully concerns had been In the Press Council’s view, Rhonda Oosterman, water meters and in its treat- covered all sides of the argu- counterproductive. the reporting by the Te Awa- Tania Cortesi-Western, ment of those opposed to the ment over water meters and With regards to the mutu Courier has been fair, Alanah Harvey proposal. He also complained that it stood by the informa- complaints about the refusal balanced and generally in [email protected] that it had failed to correct tion published and would to investigate Mr Wood’s accordance with Press Coun- factual inaccuracies. therefore not make a retrac- allegations and the refusal to cil principles. DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 Mr Woods complained that tion. print letters to the editor Mr Wood’s complaint was POSTAL ADDRESS the Te Awamutu Courier had He went on to state that he disputing the content of the not upheld. 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 published multiple manipu- had reported on all decisions Council press releases the Press Council members OFFICE HOURS lated press releases put out by made by the Council, had Press Council stated that it who considered this com- Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm the Council and that many of published numerous letters was largely the prerogative of plaint were Sir John Hansen, PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 the press releases contained arguing for and against and an editor and there was no Liz Brown, Chris Darlow, factual inaccuracies and had welcomed comments from obligation to publish letters to Peter Fa’afiu, Sandy Gill, manipulated data. elected representatives, the editor when principles John Roughan, Vernon Small, ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) He claimed that editor candidates and Council staff. such as fairness, balance and Mark Stevens and Tim *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 Dean Taylor had been The Press Council has the public interest are taken Watkin.
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Te Awamutu’s Simon Kay was awarded the inaugural John Kneebone Volunteer of the Year at the annual New Zealand National Fieldays Society awards dinner on Saturday night. And fellow Te Awamutu resi- dent Angela Alexander, a trans- port inspector from Go Bus, received the Rimmington Award in recognition of her outstanding service to Fieldays from an exter- nal organisation or individual. More than 200 people gathered for the formal dinner and awards evening at Mystery Creek Events Centre to recognise those who had given their time, passion and service to the New Zealand National Fieldays Society Fieldays and Equidays events. The Rimmington Award and the new John Kneebone Volunteer of the Year Award were the two major awards given on the night. CHRISTMAS PARTIES 2016 It new award is named for Book early for your end of year function Nuffield Scholar John Kneebone, who wrote a letter to the Waikato November: Friday 25th & Sat 26th Times in 1968 arguing for a Town December: Friday 2nd, 9th & 16th, and Country Show for farmers — Saturday 3rd, 10th & 17th an event for farmers to meet, view products and services and 7pm - Midnight innovations in farm machinery. Includes a 4 course Mediterranean banquet and From this idea, National live band. Accommodation on site. Fieldays was born. Mr Kay, a former farmer, has been a volunteer at Fieldays for LUNCH seven or eight years. December: Friday 2nd, 9th & 16th He said he saw an advertise- Open every Sunday, 12noon-4pm with buffet served at 1pm ment for volunteers, and as a ex- farmer and regular attendee, he thought he would give it a go. 702 Rukuhia Rd, RD2 Ohaupo, Hamilton follow us “I was hooked,” said Mr Kay. 07 825 2893 www.vilagradwines.co.nz “It pulls you in being part of such a great event, and helping at TC061016DT01 other events the society runs. INAUGURAL John Kneebone Volunteer of the Year Award recipient “The downside is I don’t get to Simon Kay. see as much of Fieldays as I’m working rather than visiting.” groups — site services, parking Mr nation praised Ms Alexan- New Zealand National Fieldays and couriers. der for her exceptional logistics Society CEO Peter Nation said Mr “Simon is always putting his skills and willingness to go the Kay was to be applauded for his hand up to help, and puts in long extra mile to help those in need. unselfish contribution, leadership hours when he could probably be “She led the seamless operation and willingness to do whatever doing work for himself,” said Mr of the Go Bus service during was asked of him. Nation. Fieldays this year which resulted Travel “The John Kneebone Volunteer “Fieldays wouldn’t be possible in a 63 per cent increase in people DAY TRIPS FOR SPRING 2017 of the Year Award is a way to without the commitment and using bus transport to and from thank our volunteers for their enthusiasm of our volunteers. The the event,” he said. Sanctuary Mountain contribution and commitment,”he Society is 49 years old this year “That meant fewer cars on the Visit our very own mainland ecological island, surrounded by the world’s longest pest proof predator fence. Experience the way the New Zealand said. and members run it, own it and road, less congestion, faster travel environment used to be and have the chance to see many of New “People are nominated by their have built it to what it is today. times and a better experience for Zealand’s rarest birds, plants, insects & fish. peers, and those are evaluated by a “We have a fantastic team of people,” said Nation. Forest Manu Tour (1.5hours) 9am or 11am. Adult $37, child $16, family $92. committee to come up with a fulltime staff, but when you ramp “Angela wasn’t asked but she Tautari Wetlands Tour (1.5hours) 1pm. Adult $37, child $16, family $92. winner. We envision that it will be up an event the size of Fieldays in took the lead on this, and her Spellbound Glowworm Caves Tour a prestigious award, something particular, we couldn’t do it with- focus, dedication and effort had a Explore two spectacular caves with a dazzling show of glowworms. The people will aspire to win each out volunteers.” positive impact on Fieldays.” tour is just over 3 hours in duration and includes a morning / afternoon year.” Mr Kay was surprised and Ms Alexander had been work- tea. Adults $75.00 Children (0-14) $26.00. Mr Nation said Mr Kay stood delighted to receive the award. ing at Fieldays for at least five out as someone who loved Fieldays “I love going to Fieldays and I years for Go Bus, but took on a Lake District Glowworm Kayak Tour A 45 minute drive from Te Awamutu in the tranquil shores of Lake and gave much of his time and love the job, but I wouldn’t have leadership role over the last few Karapiro. Paddle along the southern shores and enjoy the beautiful energy to volunteering for the been successful if it weren’t for the years. scenery. Return at dark and enjoy the glowworm display on the edges of Society. hard work of a lot of other people. She said her job involved ‘lots the canyon. A truly memorable trip. He spent an estimated 200-250 It’s a team effort. I enjoy working of planning and thinking-on-your $99.00 per person. hours volunteering at Fieldays with the other volunteers and feet’ and she ‘tried to keep a level Wild Coast Ruapuke Horse Treks each year, fitting in volunteering meeting new people,” said Mr Kay. head and not panic under pres- Ride over a wild west coast farm and up Mt Karioi where you will have around work as a part-time agri- Ms Alexander said she was sure’. wonderful views of the beach, ocean & rolling valleys. Ride through cultural contractor and running humbled to receive the The Rimmington Award is native bush and down to the volcanic black sand beach. the Lily Pad Cafe´ in Kaipaki with Rimmington Award. named for founding member and 2 hour horse adventure – Adult $130.00 child (under 16) $120.00. wife Deb and daughter Abby. “I couldn’t have done it without past president of Fieldays, Russ This year Mr Kay was manager all my drivers,” she said. Rimmington, who was also a for- Waikato River Trail & Te Awa River Ride Excursion Spend a day cycling 3 easy sections of these spectacular cycle trails, of about 60 volunteers across three “They were brilliant.” mer Hamilton mayor. includes shuttles and bike transfers. Start or finish with dinner, bed and breakfast at Out in the Styx. $220.00 per person (minimum of 4). Revaluation of Waipa properties Ride the Rails with Forgotten World Adventures If you have not already done this tour, make a plan to do it this summer. Experience the 20 Tunnels along the old railway line in a customised golf cart. A delicious lunch, morning and afternoon teas and a stay in Quotable Value Ltd, vant property sales as Group manager business one component of how Taumaranui the night before are included in the package. Waipa District Council’s well as taking into ac- support Ken Morris rates are assessed. What $420.00 per person twin share. valuation service pro- count information from cautioned people against the revaluation may do is Christmas Cheer in the Shire vider, has begun building consents, sub- assuming that a change change how much some On the most picturesque private farmland you can visit the Hobbiton reassessing the value of divisions and more. in property value — types of properties pay in Movie Set from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit film trilogies in a all properties in the dis- The process is inde- either up or down — comparison to other fascinating two-hour guided tour. Make it a Christmas party and finish trict. pendently audited by the would mean a corres- property types.” your evening with a delicious Christmas feast. Call us to book your staff The last revaluation Office of the Valuer Gen- ponding change in their Property owners will Christmas function. was done in 2013 using eral before the district’s rates. receive letters from Wai- Book all of your travel arrangements at the Te Awamutu i-SITE the same company. revaluation is con- “The total amount of pa District Council INTERISLANDER / BLUEBRIDGE / INTERCITY / ACCOMMODATION Quotable Value staff firmed. rates we require to run confirming new property i-SITE gift vouchers available for all these tours and many other travel products we sell use a process of mass The new property the district doesn’t valuation in mid- appraisal to calculate valuations will not be change because property November and have until Te Awamutu i-SITE Visitor Centre property values. used for rating until the values change,” he said. December 22 to lodge any Gorst Ave, Ph 871 3259, [email protected] They consider rele- 2017/18 financial year. “Rating values are just objections. 4 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, October 6, 2016 Waikato people happy with life
The vast majority of ton City Council, to par- lationships as the most people living in the Wai- ticipate in the Quality of important reasons for a kato region rate their Life Survey along with good quality of life, overall quality of life seven other councils higher than respondents positively, according to nationally. from any of the other the results of a new sur- “The latest Quality of council areas surveyed. vey incorporating Wai- Life Survey results bear But poor financial kato statistics for the first out findings in previous wellbeing and poor health time. years which suggest Wai- topped the reasons for a The Colmar Brunton kato people are a very negative quality of life. Quality of Life survey positive lot,” said re- Forty-two per cent measures perceptions of gional council principal have more than enough New Zealanders aged 18 strategic advisor Dr Beat or enough income to and over across a range of Huser. cover everyday needs, factors that impact on But the latest survey but an additional 38 per quality of life. also indicates groups of cent say they have ‘just These include health people are experiencing enough’. and wellbeing, crime and the likes of poor financial Over a third of safety, community, cul- wellbeing, poor health, respondents (38 per cent) ture and social networks, work-related stress and in the Waikato region council decision-making housing problems. agreed that they under- processes, environment, “Because it’s the first stand how their council public transport, econom- year we’ve done this sur- makes decisions, more ic wellbeing and housing. vey, we’ll be analysing than half (53 per cent) The survey said 84 per the data closely and want to have more of a cent of Waikato people comparing it to other re- say in what their council rated quality of life as search we’ve done in the does, and half (49 per good or extremely good, Waikato to see whether cent) of respondents have with 29 per cent saying any initiatives might be confidence that their lo- their quality of life has recommended over time cal council makes increased compared to 12 to reverse any negative decisions in their best months ago. trends,” said Dr Huser. interests — the second Also, 82 per cent of In particular, the re- highest score of all people living in Hamilton sults will be incorporated councils surveyed. rated overall quality of into regional wellbeing A total of 7155 New life as good or extremely monitoring and Zealanders completed the good. indicators through the survey — 1280 residents Previously Waikato Waikato Progress from the Waikato (537 Regional Council has Indicators website. from Hamilton and 743 done MARCO regional The latest data shows other regional residents) perceptions surveys people living in the Wai- completed the 2016 sur- every three years but this kato region scored health vey, giving a high level of year decided, with Hamil- and wellbeing and re- confidence in the results.
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Tomorrow Australian Christmas Broadmeadows Ford pro- duction line closes, marking the end of the Ford Falcon, one of the world’s oldest Parade automotive nameplates. Fairview Motors Te Awa- mutu, Driven Te Awamutu It’s the time of year to think about and Waipa Workingmen’s entering your float in the Te Awamutu Club are combining to give Christmas Float Parade. the Ford Falcon a fitting The organising team is all fired up for farewell — and you are another great day with the float parade at invited. midday followed by the Pak’n Save Picnic On Sunday from 10am- in Selwyn Park on Saturday, December 10. 2pm the Waipa Sponsors, Gisler Architects and Pak’n Workingmen’s Club will Save, are delighted to once again be host a display of Ford bringing the Christmas Float Parade to Te Falcons covering seven gen- Awamutu and urge all businesses to show erations, from the 1960 XK to their community spirit by putting in a the latest FGX. float and having a great family and staff With mostly locally day out. owned cars, the display will Nine prizes are up for grabs with the represent everything we overall best float prize being $200 cash love about Falcons, from donated by Tim Gisler. standard models to the ‘wild’ Entry forms will be published over the modifides. next few weeks and need to be sent back as The event coincides with soon as possible. The Great Race — the Organisers are also looking for school Supercheap Auto Bathurst children who would like to take part this 1000 — which will be on the year — with costumes provided. screens in the club. Ford And they are looking to find a theatre fans will be rooting for a TC061016DTFORDSON group or another school or church to be Falcon win as a fitting end to TE AWAMUTU Fire Brigade’s vintage 1934 Fordson V8 in last year’s Te Awamutu their costume guys and take over from Te the name. Christmas Float Parade. Awamutu Intermediate School’s Tracey Joining the party will be Ellis, who has had to step back this year. Ford Australia’s British model was formally the Ford and services. Members will be handing If anyone would like to help out please cousin — a Fordson. Cargo — and Fordson is the Members will be present around the bucket for make contact. Te Awamutu Volunteer name used by Ford USA for to give summer and barbe- donations to maintain their Check Gisler Architects Facebook page Fire Brigade is bringing its their tractors from 1917-1920 cue fire safety advice and life saving service. and like it for regular Te Awamutu vintage 1934 Fordson V8 fire and by Ford UK from 1920 to demonstrate the brigade’s Waipa Workingmen’s Christmas Float Parade updates. truck, as well as its 2012 1964 for tractors and trucks. rescue equipment. Club will be running give- Iveco rescue tender. The fire tenders will be They plan to cut up a car aways for youngsters who ■ Enquiries should be directed to Colin There is a Ford link — part of a display of Te Awa- with their jaws of life equip- come with adults and the Pinkerton, ph 871 3554 or email Iveco own a majority share mutu Brigade’s firefighting ment — hopefully it will be a club will be open for [email protected] of Ford Trucks UK and the and life saving equipment Holden. refreshments.
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BY DEAN TAYLOR Volunteer collectors around the country will take to the streets on A new name in all things October 7 and 8 for the Blind Foun- fishing, hunting and out- dation’s annual Blind Week street collec- doors has opened shop in Te tion. Awamutu, hoping to capture The Blind Foundation’s vital work in its share of the local market. providing practical and emotional sup- Wright Fishing & Out- port for Kiwis with sight loss is only doors is located in The Ware- possible with the public’s generous sup- house shopping complex and port. is owned by local couple Blind Foundation chief executive Chris and Nicola Wright. Sandra Budd says funds raised during If the name sound famil- the Blind Week appeal help New Zea- iar, that’s because Mr landers who are blind or have low vision Wright’s parents Barry and to lead a life without limits. Penny operate Wright Fish- “We are so grateful for the public’s ing & Outdoors in Morrins- generosity, which helps us to provide the ville. essential support that Kiwis with sight His parents started as loss need to face the future with confid- Wrights Bait & Tackle, then ence. joined the Outdoors Group “Every day, three more New Zea- and changed the name. landers will turn to us for support with The business has been a sight loss and public generosity means success for the couple, and they will be able to lead full lives with as Chris and Nicola have much independence as they need.” franchised to that business The Blind Foundation provides practi- and believe they can repeat cal support to people who are blind or that success here. have low vision in living independently, Mr Wright will be the face help with technology, ways to continue of the store. He’s given up his TC061016DT03 reading and advice on staying in or j ob at Ballance Agri- WRIGHT CHOICE: Wright Fishing & Outdoors owner Chris Wright in the new Te Awamutu Store. looking for work. Nutrients to run his own business. enthusiasm and a As part of the Outdoors the new shop, but the grand ■ People can look for street collectors on He says his parents have willingness to serve. Group, he stocks a wide opening is this Saturday October 7 and 8 or donate online at been invaluable in getting Wright Fishing & Out- range of top branded equip- from 9am to 1pm. Mr Wright blindweek.org.nz. the Te Awamutu store estab- doors Te Awamutu will be ment — and says he can has special opening deals, lished. open seven days, including source anything specialised give-aways and company But Mr Wright wants to later on Friday evenings and through their buying power. reps on hand to give special- stamp his own mark on the early on the weekends to And it is important the price ist advice. Name corrected shop. meet the needs of customers. is also right. Even the couple’s five- “It is a reflection of what I Mr Wright says the hours “Te Awamutu’s like Mor- year-old son Lucas is One of the businesses participating love,” he says. aren’t firm — “if there are rinsville — just 30 minutes involved — he goes to in the Empire Theatre Food ‘n’ Craft “We have fishing gear, customers, I’ll stay open”. from Hamilton — so we have Ohaupo School and they will Market was incorrectly named. hunting gear, outdoor and He says it is important to do everything we can to be manning a fundraising Three Little Birds is the business camping equipment and keen hunters, fishers and keep shoppers in town,” says sausage sizzle. which specialises in clothing for young home brew supplies.” outdoors types can find what Mr Wright. Everyone is welcome to girls. Mr Wright says he adds they want in Te Awamutu. The doors are now open to join the celebration.
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old onto your horses and your cowboy hat H— Australian horseman Dan Steers and his talented horse Double Image are flying in from New South Wales to wow the Equidays crowd next week. Steers, a world- renowned horse trainer, equine educator and entertainer from Double Dan Horsemanship, will be at the Mystery Creek Event Centre from October 14 to 16 for Equidays. He will teach a series of clinics and appear at the Saturday Nightshow with Double Image. It is the first time that Equidays has specifically brought an international horse over for the event and Steers couldn’t be more excited. “It’s going to be great to be able to demonstrate superstar in the horse horse, and you will get 1000 Image will be at with him at the clinics, and world. different answers,” said Cambridge’s Victoria he will play a starring role “He has performed all Steers. Square on Wednesday, in the Saturday around Australia — Perth, “To me it’s about October 12 for Equidays Nightshow,” said Steers. Adelaide, Melbourne, preparation. It’s about Activation, a free public “Double Image is an Sydney — and he has also breaking things down and demonstration, along with elite competition horse and featured in Australia’s Got teaching in steps. When the Wilson Sisters. has won multiple awards in Talent,” said Steers. people see a horse like Fans will get a taste of stock horse, challenge and Steers has passion for Double Image, they see the Equidays, with the chance reining. When we use him breaking and training end goal. It’s important to to meet their equine heroes at clinics it’s a good way to horses, and loves to share put in the work and go and see them perform, show people what to expect his knowledge with the through the steps, so when between 3.15pm and if they put in the training.” public. you put your foot in the 4.15pm. Double Image started “You can ask 1000 stirrups and get on a horse, with Steers as a two-year- different horsemen the he knows what to do.” ■ For more information see old, and is now 12, and a secret to breaking in a Dan Steers and Double www.equidays.co.nz
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Having magpies dive selves using plans which bomb you can be a dis- are available on the coun- tinctly uncomfortable ex- cil’s website. WHAT’S NOT perience, particularly dur- “Having a magpie diving ing the spring breeding on them during the breed- season when the birds are ing season, which is any- especially protective of where from September to HOT their habitat. January, can be very trau- ■ ’E’ Brass Quintet from Christchurch Because of their intrus- matic, especially while played at St John’s — they were ive presence and behavi- riding a bike,” says fabulous. our, magpies are classed as biosecurity officer Chris a threat to the public in Monk. ■ Paterangi School production. Lots spring, so it’s a good time to “Every year, the council of hard work and awesome talent control these pests if gets reports of cycling from kids and staff. they’re in your backyard. accidents caused by attacks Under Waikato Regional from territorial magpies.” ■ Honest person who handed my Council’s Regional pest phone in at Countdown when I left it management plan, land- ■ For further information and in the trolley. I only wish I could thank owners are responsible for advice, please contact our you in person. controlling magpies biosecurity staff are happy the birds. biosecurity team on 0800 800 nesting on their land. to provide advice on trap- People can either buy a 401 or visit ■ Excellent work done by the team However, council ping and management of trap or build one them- waikatoregion.govt.nz installing the water meters. Lawn frontages were redone quickly and tidily with minimum disruption. Host morning tea for saving kiwi NOT ■ Daylight savings. Takes me six Kiwis for kiwi is calling for all New ferrets, dogs and feral cats kill another 35 ing event. months to get used to . . . Zealanders to take action during Octo- per cent of kiwi chicks. Only 5 per cent of “Everyone can do their bit for kiwi ■ Uniformed Police Officer at Anchor ber’s Save Kiwi Month against the kiwi chicks born each year survive if and raise much needed funds to protect number one killer of kiwis — the stoat. born in areas without predator control. kiwi and their habitat by hosting a Great Park with his intimidating dog run- Although the exact number of stoats Kiwis for kiwi and Department of Kiwi Morning Tea on Friday, October ning loose — there are signs saying in New Zealand is unknown, Kiwis for Conservation have a combined goal of 2 21,” says Ms Impey. dogs must be on a leash. kiwi executive director Michelle Impey per cent growth of kiwi and are placing a “Get together at school, with friends, ■ Contractors throwing discarded says stoats are by far the most serious strong focus on large scale predator family or at work to share a traditional threat to kiwi survival. They believe control initiatives. Kiwi morning tea and collect donations. nails over my drive and lawn. stoats are responsible for at least 60 per “We have been losing 2 per cent, “All funds raised will be used to cent of kiwi chick deaths. which equates to 1000 kiwi, per year but support community-led kiwi conserva- TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. “While we have over 100 community we are on the cusp of reversing that tion projects throughout New Zealand projects playing a huge role in predator decline,” says Ms Impey. including predator control, Operation Send to 021 241 4568 control we need more people to get “We know that a 2 per cent growth Nest Egg and education programmes. involved. This could mean setting traps rate within the next 15 years is achiev- Every $100 raised is enough to protect a EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. where you live to control stoats, or rats, able with a cohesive, committed ap- kiwi for an entire year.” mice and possums, or it could mean proach from Government, DoC, iwi, Send to [email protected] offering support to the many people volunteer groups and every New Zea- ■ Visit www.kiwisforkiwi. already doing this work by donating or lander.” org to register as a Great Morning Tea host, DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. volunteering your time.” “We’re really excited this year for the make a donation or for resources to help with Other predators including possums, second Great Kiwi Morning Tea fundrais- setting a trap. Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street 10 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, October 6, 2016
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The name of Brian Fleck is synonymous with all Championship in a star-studded field that included He has also been involved in coaching school teams BY ALAN MESSENGER Games. track cycling carnivals with attractive programmes that is hospitable and friendly at Te Awamutu Sports Aucklanders Peter Snell, Bill Baillie and Neville Scott. for the Sir Bernard Fergusson Team Time Trial Trophy, Undoubtedly the biggest impact on the Waipa The final result was a track of 467 metres, with that included North Island 15,000m, Kierin and Sprint Cycling Club - formerly known as Waipa Wheelers - At 21 years of age, Fleck put away his running shoes, symbol for supremacy in New Zealand Secondary Wheelers Cycling Club (in its history) was the building banking of 22 degrees and transitions that would Championships. These meetings featured many of the celebrating its Diamond Jubilee on Saturday. due to arthritis problems, and bought a racing bike. He Schools’ cycling. He coached the Te Awamutu College of the velodrome which opened in 1983. allow riders to win from any position. best New Zealand track cyclists and often attracted Although the local cycling identity wasn’t one of the never looked back, thriving in his new sporting code. team for many years beforeefore enjoying success The velvelodromeo was a One of the things that wasn’t allowed for in the track good crowds. founding members of Waipa Wheelers, he was close In a long career, he represented New Zealand in with Hamilton Boys Highgh School team. ccombinedo project costs was a safety fence. In 1990, the club staged an international pre to it. an official team in the 1970 Tour of New Caledonia, He has played a big between the club An approach was made to NZ Steel who offered Commonwealth Games track meeting as well as a He joined the fledgling club in 1964, is now a life placing third against a field including the best road part in ‘probably’ every and the Te Awamutu some ‘seconds’ grade piping for the fence. However, road race. member and the club’s current patron. cyclists from Australia and New Zealand, and also project, open race, Borough Council. when it came time to supply this, the company didn’t With the building of the Avantidrome facility at Prior to joining the club, Fleck was a prominent some from France. and fund raising Mayor Bob Vaile first have any so they provided first grade piping for the Cambridge, the Te Awamutu Velodrome is no longer “I learned a lot about cycling from that race,” said drive the club has pput a proposal to the project. At the time, the fence was quite unique, and used for major meetings, but it still plays a big part Fleck. conducted, including cluclub to build a velodrome is still far safer than the fences surrounding other NZ in Waikato cycling as a learning ground for young “Many of the roads were unsealed and you had to the building of Te in arounda 1980, saying outdoor velodromes. cyclists and also for club racing. Local road cyclists make sure that you were near the front.” Awamutu Velodrome.H Hee that he wouldw like to see it The velodrome was opened in 1983 with a carnival also do some of their midweek training under lights at Fleck represented Waikato Bay of Plenty in many has also been involvedd in finished ini time for the Town’s featuring all of the North Island’s top cyclists. the velodrome during the winter months. National Road Championships and twice rode the the running of three nationalational CentennialCentennia in 1984. In 1984 the Waipa Wheelers Club and Waikato The New Zealand men’s sprint team mixed their prestigious Dulux North Island Tour, finishing fourth in championships (two trackack and Mr Vaile toldtol a meeting of the BOP Cycling Centre staged the first of two National training indoors at the Avantidrome with outdoor 1970. one road) in the town. He can still be found at any cycling club: “Because there Championship meetings, the second being in 1987. sessions at the Velodrome in their build-up to the Rio He won the National Veteran Category One bike race in the town, running the racing for Junior had been some shaping work done many years In subsequent years, the club has staged regular Olympics. Championship twice, in 1977 and 1979. under 17 and under 15 riders. previously, I estimate that In 1983, he set a new record the track could be built for time for riding from Auckland $100,000.” to Wellington, covering the He wanted the club to marathon journey in 20 hours, raise $20,000 of that nine minutes. figure. After a series of cycling When some members accidents, he hung up his bike expressed doubts that in the early 1980s on medical the track could be built advice, but his involvement with for that amount, Mr Vaile cycling didn’t end there. replied with a smile: “Well He has been continuously I would think that if it ran involved with the Waipa over that, it would be Wheelers (Te Awamutu Sports) difficult for anybody to Cycling Club, serving as club repossess it.” treasurer and selector. The track had to be on Fleck is acknowledged as the large side for cycling, a top coach, his successes as it was considered include coaching the club team necessary to retain a 400 of Steve Cox, Graeme Hunn, metre running track inside Richard Mellsop, Allan Martin it, and also a football field. and Clem Captein to an historic Rob Sowry, a surveyor win in the 1981 National Hope from Wellington, and Gibbons Team Time Trial final. a prominent cyclist in The team also set a new his younger days was record time in the process. engaged to design the HOMETOWN HERO: Brian Fleck riding into Te Fleck has coached many track. He had previously Awamutu during his assault on the Auckland to outstanding young local riders MISSION completed... Brian Fleck celebrates completing his Auckland designed the track for Wellington ride record. including the late Patrick Hall to Wellington ride in record time in 1983. the 1962 Perth Empire MACHINES at work on the cycling track paving in 1983. The paver and the roller had to be supported on the steep banking.
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BY ALAN MESSENGER The club has also produced some outstanding track Games before embarking on a hugely successful stint the back of a parked car only 300 riders. coaching. He is still involved in coaching at metres from the finish of the time Many outstanding riders, Clem Captein was the best of these in the days a national level after initially making his trial event. She was admitted to including national champions, before the Te Awamutu Velodrome. His career was mark coaching (his now wife) Sarah Ulmer Waikato Hospital. internationals and Olympians highlighted by a silver medal in to her Olympic gold medal at Athens in That was not enough to put have started and developed their the teams pursuit at the 2004. Buchanan off the sport. careers at Waipa Wheelers/Te Brisbane Commonwealth Two Te Awamutu teenagers, Tim Aged 17 in 2005, Te Awamutu’s Awamutu Sports Cycling Club Games in 1982. Gudsell and Peter golden girl received world-wide over the past 60 years. The opening of the Te Latham, followed accolades after lapping the field On the road, Brent Pascoe is Awamutu Velodrome in 1983 Cameron into the winning silver in the women’s arguably the best rider produced saw a renaissance of national track 20km points race at the World by the club. interest in the sport pursuit squad and Junior Track Championships in Pascoe had a star-studded in Te Awamutu and represented New Austria. career, including representing throughout the Zealand at Olympic She finished only three points New Zealand at the Munich Waikato Bay of and Commonwealth adrift of the winner Andrea Wolfer Olympic Games in 1972 and Plenty with a flood of Games. of Switzerland and 10 points clear winning the Dulux North Island talented youngsters Gudsell and of the defending world champion Tour in 1970. joining the Waipa Latham also enjoyed Amanda Spratt of Australia, who Stephen Cox was another Wheelers Club. professional careers placed fifth. outstanding road rider who moved One of these, in road racing, Included among Buchanan’s to the club from Taranaki in the Neville Messenger Gudsell as a Category other truck load of career late 1970s. dominated the local 1 Professional in highlights to date are winning the Cox represented New Zealand track scene as a Europe, winning the Under-17 Tour of Canberra in 2004, at Olympic and Commonwealth sprinter. He became likes of the Tour Haut the Lake Taupo Cycle Challenge Games level. On the domestic the first Waikato Anjou, and Latham in and numerous wins as a scene, he won the National Road rider to win a the USA. professional riding in the USA. championship, Dulux Tour and national track Currently, club She rode her second Olympic Tour of Southland. championship for members Patrick Games at Rio in August where Te In the 1980s, Karl Moore joined many years. While Bevin and Hayden Awamutu Sports’ Jamie Nielsen, the club as a young teenager. He still a junior, he won McCormick are Racquel Sheath and Buchanan, went on to win the National Under the first North Island riding as along with Aucklander Lauren 23 Road Championship and Tour of open keirin professionals in Ellis, placed fourth in the teams Southland. championship, Europe. pursuit. The Tour of Southland has been beating Te Awamutu Melissa Holt had the honour of New Zealand’s premier event for Commonwealth Sports Cycling Club winning the New Zealand women’s many years. Moore, considered Games star Gary has also produced road championship hosted in Te only an ‘outside’ prospect to win, Anderson and other some exceptional Awamutu in 2009. beat a field of the best New Zealand members of the NZ women cyclists. During her long and illustrious road cyclists and a handful of track squad. TC061016SP18 The club team of career, the Te Awamutu Sports overseas stars. The club produced ARGUABLY Waipa Wheelers’ finest road rider, Brent Linda Tyrell, Sally club member rode professionally Patrick Hall was another young several other very Pascoe. Fraser and Sharon in the USA, winning the Vuelta de road rider who looked destined for good youngsters at Douglas won the Bisbee on general classification, as greater things when he won the the same time, including Russell trial in 1987 and in 1988 Brendon National Hope Gibbons final in the well as chalking up several stage Oceania Junior Road Butterworth and Brendan McGee Cameron won the national under- 1990s. That same decade Rachael wins in other races abroad. Championship in 1986. who both became North Island 17 sprint championship. Powell won the national under-17 She represented her country at He hung up his bike soon after representatives, David Priscott Cameron went on to a girls’ sprint championship. Commonwealth Games in that victory and tragically lost his and Ross Woodhouse. distinguished career, including In 2000, riding the Road Manchester (2002), Melbourne life in a motor cycle accident a few Lance Milham won the national riding the teams pursuit at Nationals at Te Awamutu, 13-year- (2006), Delhi (2010) and Athens years later. junior under-17 500 metre time Olympic and Commonwealth old Rushlee Buchanan rode into Olympics (2004).
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BY COLIN THORSEN AND IAN trial on the opening day. HEPENSTALL Wollaston and Milne were New Zealand Maddi Douglas was the teammates in the Tour of only rider to defend a road Canberra against Aus- race title at Cycling New tralia’s best earlier this Zealand’s national second- year. ary school championship. The emerging talents of Virtually all of the Cambridge, the home of classes fought out the hon- Cycling New Zealand, ours in tight sprint emerged with Cambridge finishes despite the dismal Middle School winning the conditions in the Mana- boys’ seven and eight years watu. time trial honours in 26.36 Douglas (Cambridge — finishing more than a High), who rides out of Te minute ahead of last year’s Awamutu Sports Club, winners Palmerston North won the Under 15 girls’ Intermediate. championship in a time of The victorious Cam- 35 minutes 52 seconds, bridge Middle School team outsprinting Lucy included Jack Carswell, Thomson (Epsom Girls) Russell Davis and Blake and Henrietta Christie Bailey, all Te Awamutu (Lincoln High) who TC061016FP19 Sports club members. completed the podium. MADDI DOUGLAS Jackson Russell and There were four riders enjoying stellar year on Matthew Davis (Cam- to claim the double with bike. bridge Middle School) victory in the road race placed second and third and points race. 18km circuit at Hiwinui respectively in the under- Douglas was one of near Fielding. 13 boys’ road race won by them, taking out the under- Te Awamutu Sports’ Palmerston North Inter- 15 girls’ points race after McKenzie Milne helped mediate’s Chenuka winning all three sprints Waikato Diocesan School Rajapakse — all recording on the final day. to win the overall senior the same time of 40.37. The 49th national trophy for the girls’ com- Carswell had further schools championship petition ahead of Epsom success, winning the attracted 700 cyclists from Girls Grammar and St under-14 boys’ road race in 91 schools for the three-day Peter’s Cambridge. 35.31. competition. Milne was second in the Te Awamutu Sports’ After stunning weather under-16 road race, won by Josh Lane (Cambridge HS) for the time trials on Satur- her club-mate Ally and Sam Cook (HBHS) day, the riders had to face Wollaston (St Peters, Cam- placed third and second challenging conditions bridge), and third in the respectively in the under- with rain and cold winds points race. Her team won 16 and under-17 boys’ road for the road races over an the under-16 girls’ time races.
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Aaron Van der Poel clinched the senior men’s championship with victory on the 37th hole over Clint Rowe at Te Awamutu Golf Club. The pendulum swung back and forth throughout an epic encounter played out in the worst weather experienced for many years. Van der Poel was 2up after 18 holes, a lead Rowe smartly wiped out before going 2-up after 27 holes. Back stormed Van der Poel, winning the 32nd (14th) and 35th (17th) to be all square. The 36th was halved with pars, sending the match into overtime. Van der Poel also took By popular out this year’s senior $250 OFF men’s championship at demand we’re Stewart Alexander Golf Club. TC061016SP20 continuing DENTURES Jill Morgan — buoyed HOT SHOT: Te Awamutu and Stewart Alexander men’s our special for by her elevation to No.1 in golf champion, Aaron Van der Poel. FULL SETS Waikato women’s team — October scored an emphatic 16/14 bronze I final against The Junior B final, Strictly limited to 15 patients per clinic win over Raewyn Coleman Elaine Troutbeck 12/10. played over 18 holes, was Ts & Cs Apply in the women’s silver Gordon Kirkham’s out- won 2up on the 18th by championship. standing putting was a key Craig Meacheam after Bill The defending cham- to his 4/3 win over Paul Hawira had led 5up pion never lost one of the Schofield in the intermedi- through seven holes. 20 holes played, finishing ate men’s final. Rewa Hawira took out flat with the card in the Schofield’s 3up lead the women’s bronze II title 10/100 FAIRY SPRINGS ROAD, ROTORUA heavy conditions. after 18 holes was wiped with a 7/6 win over The winning margin out in the first five holes of Christine Lloyd. does not reflect the fact the second 18 as Kirkham The bronze II flight was that Coleman played under took control. won on the 18th by Anne her handicap, shooting 88 Noel Evans became jun- Rhodes against Zoe on the opening 18 holes. ior men’s champion, win- Hunter. Her daughter, Toni ning his match against Nine hole champion is Coleman, went one better, David Trutsch 6/5 on the Ulla Collins who beat winning the women’s 31st hole. Robin Watson 2up.
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Jill Morgan will play at No. 1 for the Waikato women’s representative golf team in a quad- rangular tournament at Westown Golf Club in Taranaki. The champion Te Awa- mutu women’s golfer has been rewarded for golf of a consistently high stand- ard, taking over the num- ber one spot in the Wai- kato team due to the unavailability of Chantelle Cassidy. Waikato will play Bay of Plenty, Auckland and the host Taranaki team over two days on October [email protected] 15-16. TC061016FP21 On the Te Awamutu JILL MORGAN in full swing at her beloved Te Awamutu Authorised by Jim Mylchreest 119 St Leger Road Te Awamutu club scene, Morgan and Golf course. Gina Howell shared the women’s honours in the Smith, John Staples, Hunter and Barbara open midweek tourna- Trevor Walters 39, Joe O’Regan with 35 WHAT’S’ ON ment, both accumulating Vause 38. Twos were stableford, from Sue 42 stableford. scored by Sylvia Gooch Gower 33, Margaret Gray Men’s winners were and Tracey Mulligan. 32. Sandra White won the Clint Rowe with a three Hidden hole winners nine hole putting FIELD 1 CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE. PLEASE KEEP OFF. over par 73 gross, were C. Rowe and Gina scramble with 14 putts, Geoffrey Palaci 63 nett, Howell. from Cheryl Bill Hawira 67, Bruce The women’s club day MacGilloway 15, Ann TOUCH Goile 41 stableford, Ivan scramble was won by Zoe Dobson 16. TOUCH SEASON IS FAST APPROACHING Start Date Thu 13 Oct 2016, Juniors & Seniors Go to Facebook for registration details Te Awamutu Sports & Recreation Club Inc. Rained off cricket starts Website: www.tasports.co.nz
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Always in MARKET CLUB our hearts, forever in EGGS Contact: our thoughts." ST. JOHN’S OPENING DAY LARGE eggs, small Mum, dad, Susan, COUNCIL CARPARK prices, 116 Lyon Street Central North Island DOUGLAS, ANGLICAN Feed Supplies Rona Eileen. Katrina, Christian and This Saturday 8 October 2016 (opposite Growing families. PARISH Call Carol: 871 6198 10:30am start Spectrum) Kihikihi. 0274 954 735 Passed away Phone 870 3056. peacefully on Sunday 2 Potluck lunch Services this Sunday All welcome October 2016. LOST opportunities by Livestock & Poultry Dearly loved mum and 8am St John’s, not advertising in the Te Enquiries MANURE mother-in-law (Ro) of Te Awamutu Awamutu Courier. Ph 9:30am St. Pauline Adam FOWL manure, two bags AC PETFOODS Christine and Tim 871 5151. 871 6884 $5, 116 Lyon Street Gisler. Adored and Saviour’s, CAN take penicillin Pirongia (opposite Growing calves. Phone 0800 loved nana of Sam, Spectrum) Kihikihi. Jessie-Rose and Joe. LEYDEN, 10am St John’s, DOWN COW. Te Awamutu Public Notices Phone 870 3056. "Mum we will miss Anne. you so much but Passed away 6 October WANTED - Friesian know you are now at 2015. Sorely missed by Come and fellowship $1 BOOK FAIR OVERSIZED weaner bulls 80-100kg, peace with dad and husband Paul, sons with us, we would love immediate pickup. Mark and Brett, to meet you BROWN leather chair Rob and most 8 - 10 October and ottoman. very good Phone Aaron 027 496 7410. importantly with grandaughters Niko and Zara and great Friday 3pm - 7pm condition, $600 ono. your God. Phone 022 308 7348. Rest peacefully mum, grandaughter Rhea. Saturday and Sunday 9am - 5pm SERVICE bulls for lease - you deserve it" "In loving memory" all breeds avail from Te Awamutu Scout Hall $550. Phone Graham (opposite Bunnings) TWISTED from Bulls R Us for more WILLOW trees, six foot information on 870 5112 FORBES, tall, $10 each. Phone 07 or 027 535 8563. Peter Ian. TE AWAMUTU SPORTS 827 4305. On 3 October 2016. CYCLING SUMMER SERIES Deeply loved husband OF RACING of the late Valerie, Garage Sales father of Alexa, ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF ARMSTRONG AVE, Melanie, Cameron, BANK ST, PUNIU RD AND POKURU DISTRICT OHAUPO Felicia, Vanessa and Come and hear 14 MCFALL ROAD Verity, grandfather of The Summer Series of Racing runs weekly on these Saturday 7:30am, Solomon, Zoe, Saskia, COL STRINGER roads starting Tuesday, 11 October 2016 until massive variety of items, Tawny, Brody, Alize, it’s worth a look! Zachary, Jessie and Tuesday, 6 December 2016. Racing starts at 6pm Zavier. and is completed by 8pm. Groups of cyclists will TO VISIT VISITED A celebration of Ian’s be racing on these roads and motorists can expect ❏❏ life, his friendships New Baby? minor delays. WANTED and long career as a Thank you for your patience. TE AWAMUTU doctor in Te Awamutu Place your birth o saso a seasone m n s er o e 15 LORNE STREET SURPLUS MILK will be held at Hairini announcement Gospel, who champions the cause of ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF TE RAHU RD/STOREY RD Saturday 8:30am, all FOR CALVES Hall, Te Awamutu on sorts, offers. Saturday, October 8 at with us and New Zealand and Australiaemphasising: TO VISIT VISITED 2pm. Please join us to ask to see The Summer Series of Racing will be run on these PROMPT PICK UP farewell this CCouragee, MMotivation andFaiith ❏❏ our new range roads Tuesday, 13 December 2016 - 5pm to 8pm. EMMA: 07 823 6095 wonderful man. of graphics. ** ONE MEETING ONLY ** OR 021 0285 2972 Questions? Alexa DDate: FFridday,1414 OOctobeb r202016 TE AWAMUTU 021 296 4255 Phone 871 5151 Venue: Infformation Centre,, GGorst St,, Coffee Wanted to Buy 490 PAKURA STREET Te Awamutu or Exchange Saturday, not before Plants & Gardens Courierr TATe Awamutut + 7am, variety of goods. 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Keltic Star home
This newspaper is subject to NZ Press Council procedures. A complaint must first be directed in writing to the *Plus Te Awamutu Intermediate Band as Opening Act* for one live show editor’s email address. If not satisfied with the response, the complaint may At Te Awamutu Bible Chapel Auditorium, Chapel Drive. be referred to the Press Council, P.O. Maggie O’Rourke is bringing her Keltic psychic medium for over 17 years now. Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington Star live show to Te Awamutu’s Little In addition to her readings she is a 6143. Or use the online complaint form Theatre this weekend. creative writer, artist, healer, spiritual at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please Tickets from Te Awamutu i-SITE Centre • Phone 07 871 3259 Describing herself as a ‘gypsy at heart’, teacher, life coach, animal whisperer, include copies of the article and all Miss O’Rourke travels sound therapist and correspondence with the publication. New Zealand in her bus, singer/songwriter, all of the Keltic Star, which is which she incorporates her home and returns to into her shows. her base in Te Awamutu Miss O’Rourke from time to time. guarantees a show full of Her shows are a unique wonder and entertainment Rusty Player Orchestra blend of psychic readings, where the audience will healing, songs, stories and leave having thoroughly entertainment. enjoyed their experience. Got an instrument lurking under a bed somewhere? “I include all my gifts — Maggie O’s Keltic Star doing skits, telling stories, Show has an R16 rating Play one instrument well and learning a second? singing, past life reading, and is on at the Little animal reading and com- Theatre on Saturday, Octo- Interested in learning a percussion instrument? edy in the Irish way,” ber 8 from 7.30pm and Love making music but no-one to play with? explains Miss O’Rourke. again on Sunday, October 9 “Every show is differ- from 2.00pm. sUNDAY 9 oCTOBER ent, as is every crowd.” Tickets cost $45 with From bringing laughter and stories to most shows going for two and half hours, 2pm - 6 pm loved ones from people they love in spirit, including a 15 minute break. Waikato Diocesan School Chapel each show is a spiritual healing show. Tickets are available: ph. 021 167 5344; COST: $20 “You never know what will happen — Little Theatre website www.talt.nz/, or at from doors opening and shutting, lights the door if available. REGISTER at : flickering, mic’s not working — after all, For a chance to win a special WWW.ORCHESTRAS.ORG.NZ/JOINUS your family and friends in spirit have ‘honouring’ ticket to Maggie O’s Keltic come to visit you and they will be bringing Star Show for October 8 or 9 go to her the entertainment,” she said. facebook page — www.facebook.com/ Miss O’Rourke grew up on a farm in SpiritualMaggieORourke/ — read the Blow the dust off your instrument! Springdale and has a real affinity with message and follow the three steps. animals as well as people. You can read more about the Keltic She first became aware of her spiritual Star live show at www.maggieorourke- side as a child and has been working as a ontour.co.nz/ DON’T DREAM IT...SEE IT! Westie guest at Pirongia Mt Pirongia Country winner of several major league, old cars, Music Club’s guest artist awards since 1994 to the motorhoming and of this weekend is Bob present day. course, country music. Addison, better known as During the 1990s he He and his partner Lyn RICHARD O’BRIEN’S ‘Westie’, who has been traveled with a tour and spend several months each involved in country music performed in top venues in year travelling in their since his teenage years. Australia, from Brisbane motorhome and have be- Originally from West through to Sydney and has come involved in many Auckland, he was a appeared in shows with country music festivals longtime member of the leading artists from both and clubs throughout the Waitemata Country Music Australia and New Zealand North and South Islands. Club, serving on the com- including several appear- Mr Addison will be mittee and as president and ances in ValRay Pro- performing at the Mt is also a past president of motion's charity concerts. Pirongia Country Music the Paeroa Country Music Mr Addison now Club this Sunday from Club. resides in Matamata and 12.30pm at the Mr Addison has been a his interests include rugby Ngahinapouri Hall. Choir presents Requiem
The Hamilton Civic Choir is excited to be self as one of New Zealand’s leading once again collaborating with Bach Musica sopranos having performed many operatic NZ to present two concerts of Verdi’s roles and concert engagements throughout Requiem, one of the most popular and NZ. dramatic choral works ever written. Mezzo-soprano, Ms Johnsson is a In 2002 these two groups presented the Swedish singer who is noted for her same work in the Founders Theatre and in energetic presence on the stage and her the Auckland Town Hall to full houses and excellent diction in operatic and recital to critical acclaim. work. And this year the plans are almost Mr Hamilton is well known for his identical except that, with the closure of moving renditions of the tenor solos in Founders Theatre, the Hamilton concert will works such as Handel’s Messiah, Haydn’s be in the Chapel at St Paul’s Collegiate Creation and Britten's War Requiem. Alive on stage! School at 7.30pm this saturday. Youngest of the soloists at 27 years is Mr The performances in both cities will once Amosa, a New Zealander born of proud again be under the baton of esteemed Samoan heritage who has a rich bass- conductor Rita Paczian. baritone voice which has been described as She will direct a huge line-up including powerful and dramatic. 6 OCTOBER - 5 NOVEMBER internationally renowned soloists, the Bach Verdi loved to stretch the boundaries of Musica orchestra (enlarged to full sym- classical composition technique as well as phony orchestra size with no less than eight political and religious standards and his Clarence St Theatre trumpets) and a chorus made up of over 100 requiem, composed in 1874 to honour his singers from the Bach Musica, Hamilton esteemed friend the poet Alessandro Director DAVID SIDWELL Musical Director ALEX WILTSHIRE Choreographer SONJA MCGIRR-GARRETT Civic, National Youth and Graduate choirs. Manzoni, was considered rather contro- The soloists for these concerts are Morag versial at the time. With permission from The Rocky Horror Company London Book now at Atchison (soprano), Catrin Johnsson Together, more than 220 musicians will Presented by In association with HAMILTON (mezzo), David Hamilton (tenor) and Joel guarantee a spine-tingling and dramatic THEATRE COMPANY Amosa (bass). evening for both audience and performers. Ms Atchison has firmly established her- Book for Hamilton at Ticketek. Thursday, October 6, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier 31 “I really enjoyed it.” “Really enjoyed Magnificent 7 – the catch line TE AWAMUTU COURIER on the ad was bang on.” “The best goddamn western since ‘The Lone Ranger’. The best and longest goddamn shootout in western history.” “AnenergeticandhighlyentertainingWestern.”“Onehellofaride.” NO WONDER PEOPLE THOROUGHLY ENJOY THIS MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT.
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One of Eastwood’s and chance to see the original Celtic Illusion also construction by day and the year’s best, no doubt about that. dance and magical illusion offers a superb soundtrack Celtic Dancer and Illusionist ------SULLY M sensation that has been composed by a stellar team, by night. As a young man The extraordinary 25th performance taking overseas audiences including Angela Little who Anthony was a keen Foot- recorded live in London’s West End. THU & FRI 5:25 & 7:45, by storm, when it comes to co-composed Baz Luhrman’s ball player but secretly did MISS SAIGON SAT 3:25 & 7:55, SUN 4:00 & 5:55, Hamilton’s Claudelands epic film Australia, as well Irish dance classes at the NEXT WEEK WED 10:20 & 6:25 Arena on Tuesday, Novem- as Steve Skinner who has same time. ber 8. arranged and produced for Celtic Illusion has With incredible choreo- artists such as Celine Dion, arrived — witness the graphy, spellbinding magic, Stevie Wonder and the magic! 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