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Phone books GOING, GOING... The 2017 Waipa Waitomo Local Phone/Yellow Books are available at the Courier Office. Office hours are Monday Pensioner housing selling to Habitat for Humanity to Thursday 8am to 5pm and Friday 8am to 4.30pm. Phone books will be available until the end of June. Winging way to Aussie Te Awamutu’s Emma Hughes flies across the Tasman tomorrow to represent New Zealand in the BMX Mighty 11’s Trans Tasman test series against Australia on June 10-11. Hughes, the NZ girls’ team No. 3 rider, will be accompanied by NZ No. 2 Grier Hall of Cambridge. The girls will be abroad for 10 days, billeted out with families in Eldersloe, South- West Sydney. Speaker at TA College Nathan Mikaere-Wallis is visiting TA College to speak about brain development and neuroscience and why children, teenagers and young adults behave the way they do. The presentation will be held at the Te Awamutu College Hall from 7.30pm to 9pm on Thursday, June 15 and is open to all parents, caregivers and any other interested people. A gold coin donation is appreciated. TC010617DT10 PALMER Street pensioner housing will be sold to Habitat for Humanity.

Waipa District Council is to complex, will be required to munity on the proposal to sell more pensioner housing units in sell its Palmer Street pensioner maintain the complex specific- during March and April this our district,” he says. housing complex in Te Awa- ally for pensioner housing. year. Fifteen submissions were “Given our ageing population mutu. Current tenants have been received, 13 in favour of the sale and the growth on the cards for The 36-unit complex will be informed of the sale via hand- and two against. us, providing this kind of hous- sold to charitable organisation, delivered letters. All existing The decision to sell was made ing is now more important than Habitat for Humanity. Funds tenants will be offered lifetime at a full Council meeting on ever.” from the sale — likely to be tenancies as long as conditions Tuesday. The sale of the units is likely between $1.7 — $1.9 million — are met. Mayor Jim Mylchreest said to occur before the end of this will be used to build new pen- Should Habitat for Humanity the decision to sell the Palmer year. sioner housing units in the dis- ever want to sell the site, Council Street complex makes a lot of Pensioner housing is a self- trict. will have first right of refusal to sense. funded activity at Waipa with Habitat, which already owns buy it back. “The sale will mean that we costs covered by rents. Rents are the neighbouring Freeman Court Council consulted the com- have funds available to build not subsidised by ratepayers.

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Te Awamutu LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Courier Pensioner housing Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 Is fluoride necessary? Reading Dennis Pennefather’s letter in Your community newspaper for Tuesday’s edition, reminded me that it is time over 100 years. Jumping into the fluoride debate I common in New Zealand. for my annual bleat about Waipa District Circulated free to 14,055 homes through Te Awamutu would like to ask the Waipa fluoride Symptoms include fatigue, dry skin, Council pensioner rents, which increase on supporters why the heck is this absolutely depression, slow heart rate, increased July 11. and surrounding districts. necessary for our community? sensitivity to cold, constipation and muscle I have no idea why WDC wish to build more CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) In my opinion a lot of people have weakness. pensioner housing if it is their intention, and it become like sheep, herded wherever the By ingesting fluoride it puts a damper appears so, to eventually price us out of them. We welcome letters - preferably via email. They government would lead them. on the thyroid gland’s normal activities by Maybe pensioner housing for the rich only. should be under 300 words and must have the Our food is already so over-processed, suppressing the activity of various Sure, we can go cap in hand to MSD (WINZ) sender’s name, address and phone number. No preserved, seasoned with sulphates with enzymes, causing physical damage or and reclaim some of the increase by way of pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be smatterings of artificial colours, flavours interfering with the absorption and use of accommodation supplement, thanks to the withheld in special circumstances at the discretion and other such nasties its no surprise the iodine, a substance that is critical for long-suffering taxpayer. of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged Ministry of Health would like us to down thyroid health. The Government, if re-elected, is using the and may be edited, abridged or discarded. some more poison for the sake of people There have been many studies done same ruse to ensure that greedy landlords can who can’t look after their teeth nor teach which advise against using fluoride in gain more profits by increasing rents next SALES MANAGER their children proper dental hygiene. water because of the adverse effects. year. Belinda Wolland The likes of Chris Price sounds like he I believe that by fluoridating our Also, at Sherwin Village we were told that a [email protected] would gladly jump off a bridge if the precious water supply it is going to kind gentleman, with the mayor’s blessing, Ministry of Health asked him to. If exacerbate a great percentage of our locals would plant daffodils and enhance our EDITORIAL everyone else is doing it, why shouldn’t we to the above problems, but hopefully they grounds. Dean Taylor (editor) — was my interpretation of what he was will still have beautiful teeth — which is The reality is that for most of the year, this [email protected] saying. the main thing, right? is an eyesore that has ruined our village green. Colin Thorsen (journalist) I am one of many who suffers from an The fact that this issue even raises a red I also strongly suspect that it is some sort of [email protected] under-active thyroid or hypothyroidism, flag should be enough for a big, fat no. commercial operation by stealth. Bethany Rolston (journalist) something which is becoming increasingly MEG MASTERS COLIN E. WALTERS [email protected] ADVERTISING Ange Holt Waipa back in talks with Hamilton on water [email protected] Bookings Waipa District Council will re-enter owning model and now needed to ‘nut out “But there’s still a range of questions [email protected] discussions with Hamilton City Council the detail’ before putting a formal proposal Waipa needs answered before going to the about forming a non asset-owning company before the public,” he said. next step and taking detailed information to CLASSIFIEDS to provide day-to-day operations for water A final decision on forming a company the public.” Tania Cortesi-Western, and wastewater. cannot be made until the public has been Hamilton City has already resolved to Alanah Harvey, Tania King The Council has confirmed a non-asset consulted, probably towards the end of the form a shared waters management company [email protected] owning model is its preferred option for year. — a non-asset owning CCO — with Waipa collaborating with other councils on driv- The consultation is likely to put three and Waikato, pending public consultation. ing water efficiencies. options to the community — no change to Waikato District Council has yet to decide. DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 Under this model each council would current arrangements, forming a non-asset At Tuesday’s Council meeting Mayor POSTAL ADDRESS retain ownership of all its assets. All major owning company or transferring water and Mylchreest, along with councillors Andrew 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 water and wastewater decisions would wastewater assets to an asset-owning en- Brown and Clare St Pierre, were re- OFFICE HOURS continue to be made by individual councils tity. appointed to a Governance Group to recon- Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm with the company acting as a specialist “Both Hamilton and Waipa are broadly vene discussions with Hamilton and Wai- PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 waters advisor. on the same page in terms of a non-asset kato. Mayor Jim Mylchreest said there was owning model,” said Mr Mylchreest. “We The recommendation to confirm a non- “no appetite” at Waipa to form an asset- both want the most cost-efficient and asset owning water company as its preferred ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) owning water company. effective water and wastewater services for option and re-appoint Governance Group *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 “But Waipa would support a non-asset our communities. members was carried 10-2.

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BY BETHANY ROLSTON Te Awamutu College principal transitioning genders. Tony Membery says students wear Students can make a “consid- New Zealand schools are being the uniform with pride. ered choice” to wear the uniform of urged to offer “gender-neutral” “The feedback we get from the the gender they identify with. uniform, toilet and changing room community is that our uniform is They can also change their options under new guidelines from smart. We know that students name on the school roll. the Post Primary Teachers’ enjoy wearing it.” “We have had and will continue Association (PPTA). He says wearing a uniform to have those students. We don’t But Te Awamutu College has no prepares students for the make a big fuss about it — we 07 871 6021 plans to change its uniform and workforce where they may have no support them in their journey. 42 Rogers Place, Te Awamutu toilet facilities. choice in what they wear. The PPTA is also urging schools The PPTA says boys and girls One of the Te Awamutu College to provide gender-neutral toilets. should be able to “choose from a values, listed on the school’s Mr Membery says the school range of shorts, trousers, skirts of website, is celebration of success, has considered unisex toilets but different lengths and styles, with excellence and diversity. the student body wasn’t ready for both tailored and non-tailored Mr Membery says the school it. interchangeable shirts”. celebrates diversity in many ways “We got feedback that students “It is important that access to — performing at talent quests, wouldn’t be comfortable sharing specific uniform items is not choosing subjects and having toilet facilities.” limited on the basis of biological access to a vast range of library He says there is one unisex sex or perceived gender identity,” content. toilet in the library foyer. the guidelines say. Same-sex partners are welcome “They can use that toilet if they The current Te Awamutu Col- at social functions, and there is a feel more comfortable.” lege uniform was phased in from ‘diversity group’ for students, he “We are happy with our current 2003. says. uniform and toilet facilities. How- The Years 9, 10 and 11 boys’ The school supports students ever, we aren’t closed to new ideas uniform is navy shorts and silver who are on a journey of and welcome the students’ voice.” shirts. Girls in the same year wear navy skirts and silver blouses. The Years 12 and 13 boys’ uniform is long grey trousers and white shirts, while girls wear long grey skirts and white blouses. What do you think? Both genders wear a V-neck TEXT US NOW ON 021 241 4568 jersey and black leather lace-up All the old favourites grown by us shoes or black roman sandals. Insert the code TAC before your message - limit of 150 characters or Optional uniform items are a write: Editor, Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3800 Ohaupo Rd, Te Awamutu OPEN school beanie, hat, jacket, scarf and email: [email protected] tie. 07 8716208 7 DAYS Mid Winter

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Rose lost 46kg the Body Buzz Way

“Everyone has a bad photo that they don’t want anyone else to see. The photo above on the left was taken in Christchurch. I had just bought a new top and I felt pretty cool in it because I was still blind to the fact that I was a big person. I remember my niece saying how big I looked in comparison to my other sisters so when I was back in Te Awamutu I took a good look at the photos. That’s when I ﬁrst realised I was overweight. I walked into Body Buzz and joined. I didn’t really believe I could lose weight but the machines made me feel good so if I lost some weight that would be a bonus. At the time I had no idea that a year later it would be my “before” photo” TC300517DT10 PIRONGIA students and teachers showing some heart for Pink Shirt Day on Friday. “Not so long ago large woman had to browse Pupils, staff and parents of We understand that Integrity is when two students took a stand Pirongia School were encouraged to doing the right thing when no one is against homophobic bullying, the menswear section to find clothes that were wear pink shirts on Friday to raise watching. Bullies don’t do that. mobilising their whole school, after big enough for them. Then the Warehouse awareness about bullying. We are kind and helpful. a peer was bullied for wearing a Each class made posters and We understand the difference pink shirt. started selling larger clothes which made decorated pink shirts to celebrate between being mean, being rude and The students bought dozens of shopping easy. I would just walk in and grab Pink Shirt Day. being a bully. pink shirts and distributed them to Pirongia School Principal Jan We are ‘Upstanders’ at Pirongia their classmates to wear the next the biggest size they had. I didn’t bother trying Cullen says it was a good way to School, not ‘Bystanders’. If we see day. it on because I knew it would fit. Now that I reiterate important messages about something that is not right, we speak The word got out online and anti-bullying. up. hundreds of students showed up in am size 14 there are lots of different styles She says the school will keep the We know what to do if we are pink, some from head to toe to stand to choose from and as I have always been shirts as a resource for school being bullied. We tell our parents or together against bullying. councillors and peer mediators to teacher, we stick with our friends, we Pink Shirt Day has been cele- overweight I have no idea what suits me and wear as a reminder to stand up to tell bullies we don’t like what they are brated in New Zealand since 2009. bullying. doing, we ignore them. It aims to create schools, what doesn’t. Shopping for clothes is a whole Earlier in the week the school Pink Shirt Day is celebrated workplaces and communities where new experience for me.” had a Golden Assembly to acknow- annually around the globe. all people feel safe, valued and ledge its values and rules: It began in Canada 10 years ago respected. “The reason Body Buzz works so well for weight loss is because of the system. If you World-renowned academic dies follow the education and support system Marty has set up you will succeed. Alastair Scott, Association. In November ‘divorce’ from the Depart- regarded as one of the last year he was awarded ment of Mathematics and If you find yourself identifying with Rose and finest statisticians New the Royal Society of New Statistics, and Professor you too want to look and feel great again then Zealand has produced, Zealand’s Jones Medal, Scott became the head of passed away in Auckland, which recognised his life- the new Department of it’s time to take action and become part of the New Zealand on time contribution to the Statistics. Thursday, May 25. mathematical sciences. In 2005 he officially community at Body Buzz. He served the Univers- He gained his first retired. ity of Auckland from 1972 degrees at the University A conference in Auck- to 2005. of Auckland: BSc in land that year in his hon- Almost six decades ago Mathematics in 1961 and our attracted the largest Alastair Scott was named MSc in Mathematics in concentration of first- Te Awamutu College Dux 1962. After a period at the rank international and was the school’s first TC010617SPAS New Zealand Department statisticians in New Zea- recipient of a University ALASTAIR SCOTT of Scientific and Indus- land in one place at one Scholarship. trial Research, he pur- time. Professor Scott’s public health. sued a PhD in Statistics at Professor Scott kept an research was character- Beyond research, he the University of Chicago, office in the department ised by deep insight and contributed prolifically to graduating in 1965. and continued writing he made pioneering the statistical profession He then worked at the and advising, coming into contributions across a in academia, government London School of work almost every day. wide range of statistical and society. Economics from 1965-1972 He is remembered by fields. Professor Scott was a before returning home to colleagues and students He was acknowledged Fellow of the Royal a post in what was then as an influential teacher as a world leader in sur- Society of New Zealand, the Department of Mathe- and generous mentor. He vey sampling theory and the American Statistical matics and Statistics at will be missed greatly and development of methods Association, the Institute the University of Auck- university colleagues to efficiently obtain and of Mathematical Stat- land. expressed condolences to analyse data from medi- istics, the Royal Statisti- In 1994, the Univers- Margaret, Andrew and cal studies. His methods cal Society, and an honor- ity’s statistics staff, led by Julie, and his family, are applied in a wide ary life member of the Professor George Seber, friends, and colleagues all range of areas, notably in New Zealand Statistical had a very amicable over the world. 6 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, June 1, 2017 Cancer battle shared over breakfast

Walton Street cafe was a sea of pink “Medical staff weren’t keen, but I felt it when women gathered for a Pink Ribbon was my best chance. If I had one removed I breakfast on Thursday, May 25. felt sure there would be a problem with There were pink clothes, hats, wigs and the other one within a short period of balloons as more than 30 women enjoyed time. coffee and breakfast. “After several scans a tumour was Guest speaker Sally West shared her actually detected in my right breast so my journey about surviving breast cancer. decision to have a bilateral mastectomy The Te Awamutu woman was was confirmed. diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013 after “I then had reconstruction and 12 noticing some changes in her breast. rounds of chemo.” A mammogram only indicated dense Mrs West says it’s very important that breast tissue. But later that year she women trust their instincts and listen to returned to the doctor after noticing her their bodies. left breast had collapsed slightly. “If they don’t think something is quite “After another mammogram and a right they need to push to have it sorted.” scan I had a biopsy. It was then discovered Pink Ribbon Breakfast organiser that I had several tumours, the largest of Tanya Hollobon says the breakfast has which was 5.5cm.” been in action for the last nine years. It didn’t take her long to decide that she LJ Hooker is planning a prostate men’s TC300517DT01 would have both breasts removed. night in November. LOCAL women enjoy a Pink Ribbon breakfast at Walton Street cafe.

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Te Awamutu Events Guide as notified to the Te Awamutu Visitor i-Site Centre. SALE ■ 3 The Coach House Country Cafe´ Car 2-4 JUNE Boot Sale, 1375 McClure Street, Pirongia 7am — 11am. Cost $10, contact Stacey Benton 871 9444. ■ 7 Te Awamutu Continuing Education CAMBRIDGE Group, “Brain Disorders: Progress and Prospects” — Waipa Workingmen’s Club from 9.30am. ■ 11 Mount Pirongia Country Music Club Day, Ngahinapouri Community Hall, 12.30pm. All Welcome. Phone Noelene The Worlds 871 5083. ■ 14-18 NZ National Fieldays. Tickets #1 selling available from the Information Centre Spa Pool $25 adults, $15 child 5-14. ■ 17 Huia Come Home …the brilliant and tragic story of Christianity in Aotea- roa presented by Jay Lucas, 10am — 3pm, Te Awamutu Bible Chapel. Koha. ■ 18 Te Awamutu Country Music Club at the Methodist Church Hall, 1pm — 4.30pm, entry $4, all welcome. ■ 18 Traditional English Archery — give it a go. Loaner bows and arrows available, no charge, 1pm — 3pm. Look for the Contact Geoff Boxell 851 6945. ■ 18 Waipa Racing Club, Sunday races, 8 race card, 871 7047 for race day BIG BLUE options. ■ 21 Te Awamutu Continuing Education MOBILE Group “Farming and Waikato River Concerns” — Waipa Workingmen’s Club SHOWROOM from 9.30am. ■ 21 Te Awamutu Library, Community Room, Selwyn Lane ‘Lost Super 8’. In 2015 a box of Super 8 films was purchased from a deceased estate auction in Hamilton. The home-made films date back to the 1970s and document some of our most treasured national parks. 6pm — 7.30pm free of charge. ■ 22 Tokanui reunion, Te Awamutu RSA from 10.30am, contact Roger 871 3052. ■ 24 Waipa Dutch market, Senior Citizens Hall, Milicich Place, Cambridge 10am — 1pm. ■ 25 Pirongia Country Market, 9am — 2pm, Memorial Hall, Franklin Street. THERE’S Contact Anne 871 9261. Te Awamutu Museum: Dambusters TRADE INS Exhibition finishes on June 30, don’t & SECONDS miss it! TOO! What do

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FO T V E email: [email protected] Thursday, June 1, 2017 Te Awamutu Courier 7 Breakfast in pink Glitzy ball for Cancer funds

The Waikato is getting a glitzy new addition to its social calendar this winter and organisers say it won’t just be a great night out, but a great way to support Kiwis with cancer. The inaugural LJ Hooker Cancer Society Ball is on Saturday, August 5 and with up to 400 people expected to mingle, dine and dance at the Mystery Creek Events Centre, it is expected to make an impact. With an ambitious fundraising target of $100K, organisers have big goals for the event, which they hope will become a regular fundraiser for the charity. “It’s a huge target for our first event but, with the support of the community, we’re optimistic we can achieve it,” says Catriona Findlay, fundraising manager for the Waikato/Bay of Plenty Cancer Society. “Everyone we’ve spoken to so far has really embraced the event concept. “All proceeds will go towards research and supportive care services for people affected by cancer within the region so it’s a great event for locals to get behind.” TC250517DT01 The black tie affair will include a PINK Ribbon Breakfast guest three-course dinner and a live perform- speaker Tessa Hopson who ance from funk band Late 80s Mercedes, TC250517DT02 carries the BRCA1 gene. while a golden ticket raffle and an auction GYDE WANSBONE Pink Ribbon Breakfast at Te Awamutu Club. of sought-after items and experiences will help raise money on the night. BY DEAN TAYLOR Gyde Wansbone staff member breast cancer or prostate can- She urged all women to “We’re still keeping a few details close Tessa Hopson. cer. learn about their own breasts to our chest, but I can say it’s going to be a Gyde Wansbone partnered She and her husband are Mrs Hopson says she found and learn how to self examine. stunning evening with gourmet food, live with Te Awamutu Club, Red taking up a sharemilking out about three years ago, as a Mrs Hopson says the music and plenty to keep you entertained Kitchen, Team 7 Bloom Room, position — but Mrs Hopson’s 25-year-old living a full and couple’s choice is to have a through the evening,” says Miss Findlay. Paper Plus and Health 2000 to message was about being a fun-filled life in Australia. family and breast feed if she “This is a great chance for people in host a Pink Ribbon Breakfast carrier of the BRCA1 gene She said she didn’t know can. the region to enjoy a glamorous night out for 55 guests — raising almost which pre-disposes her to can- about self breast examination She has made other health while knowing that they’re making a $1400 for the Breast Cancer cer. — but she soon learnt. choices regarding diet and difference for Kiwis with cancer.” Foundation. She said the risk for her It took her two years to alcohol consumption to keep With only a limited number of tickets Staff from the accounting was 70 to 80 per cent of getting come to grips with what she herself as healthy as possible available, Miss Findlay urges people to firm volunteered their time to breast cancer and up to 40 per had learnt, but now she care- and for the last year has been act quickly to avoid disappointment. set up the venue and cook for cent chance of ovarian cancer. fully monitors herself with spreading the breast cancer the event. Men with the gene also regular self testing and medi- message to help women take ■ Tickets are available from iticket.co.nz for Guest speaker was a former have a greater risk of male cal screenings. charge of their own health. $140 per person or $1300 for a table of 10.

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n an industry renowned for “However, it can often leave seasonal averaging, it is import- workers short of meeting minimum I ant dairy farmers focus on ensur- wage requirements during the high ing all current and new employees season of calving when they work have the correct employment long days. agreements. “A lot of farmers are simply This is the advice of Melissa unaware of their obligations. Vining, Agri Human Resources Con- “The amendment means sultant with Progressive Consulting, employers must not only pay at least the human resources division of the minimum wage for every hour Crowe Horwath. worked, they must also ensure hours She says it is especially relevant of work are clearly defined, with with the introduction of new employ- adequate compensation outside of ment laws in April. these hours if they are required to be “With Gypsy Day here, it marks available,” she says. the start of a new season when farms With many farmers taking on new are bought and sold, and new employees, an important issue to sharemilking contracts signed. note is that if employers do not have “Dairy farmers need to ensure the employment agreements signed employment agreements are under- prior to the first day of work, the stood and agreed upon, to make 90-day trial period is not valid for the certain that the employer and employer. employee are both fully protected This trial period can only be used and aware of their rights. on new employees. “This is particularly important Farmers who have employees this year with amendments being leaving over the Gypsy Day weekend made to the Employment Relations also need to ensure they calculate Act 2000,” says Ms Vining. and pay the final salary including The amendment to the Employ- any holiday pay within the agreed ment Relations Act 2000 ensures that TC010617TCMELISSA pay period. hours are clearly defined and agreed MELISSA VINING “One of the key messages for upon in employment agreements, when you are saying goodbye or and if there is a requirement to be tough field for employers to navi- hiring staff is to make sure you have available in busy periods, such as gate, and there is a need for flexi- a good understanding of your calving, it needs to be documented bility and good advice,” she says. obligations as an employer. along with adequate compensation “Previously farmers have “Get professional advice if you’re for the employee. defaulted to using seasonal unsure, and put processes in place “With the amount of hours sig- averaging, as it provides the that support best practice and are nificantly varying for dairy farm employee with a dependable income pragmatic at managing your farming workers across the season, it is a when work hours are low. business,” says Ms Vining. SHIPPING CONTAINERS To BUY and HIRE We have what you need!

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Passion for farming paying off Biosecurity reminder for Moving Day ordan Biddle has been named the farm manager was appointed. winner of this year’s prestigious “Farming has provided me with so ecent finds of myrtle rust and the pest plant velvetleaf JAhuwhenua Young Ma¯ori Farmer many opportunities. I am working hard to in the Waikato region underline why it’s crucial for Award, and is a great example of how a get other young people in the area Rfarmers to take precautions as they move stock and passion for farming, hard work and interested because it’s such a great equipment at this time of year. continuing education is paying off. industry,” he says. Moving Day involves the mass transporting of cows and The 21-year-old beat stiff competition Primary ITO chief executive Dr Linda machinery around the country’s roads as farm contractors to be named the winner at an awards Sissons says Jordan has an exciting future relocate themselves and their stock in time for the new ceremony in Whangarei on Friday night. ahead and is to be applauded for setting season. “Being a part of the Ahuwhenua his sights high. “Biosecurity starts at the farm gate,” says Waikato competition has been awesome. It’s given “Winning the Ahuwhenua Young Regional Council’s pest plants team leader Darion Embling. me a lot of confidence in what I am doing. Ma¯ori Farmer competition is a big achieve- “It’s clear that farmers and contractors have an The farm visits gave me a new taste of ment. We’ve been proud to support the important role to play in preventing the spread of pest what a farming career has to offer and competition since it began in 2012 and plants through good on farm biosecurity practices.” have inspired me to push my future even believe it’s a great way to showcase the He said machinery hygiene is especially important with further,” he says. talent pool that exists within Ma¯oridom, Moving Day coming up and the movement of stock, Jordan (Nga¯ti Pahauwera) is a shep- and to encourage other rangatahi to machines and vehicles between farms at this time. herd on the 2000ha Pihanui Station south consider a career in farming.” “To help stop the spread of dangerous weeds and animal of Wairoa owned by Nga¯ti Pahauwera. Dr Sissons says Primary ITO is com- pests, as well as disease, it’s important to ensure vehicles, The Primary ITO trainee is currently mitted to growing Ma¯ori participation machinery and equipment is cleaned before making shifts. working towards a National Certificate in within the primary industries and to Machinery should be cleaned so no visible soil or plant Agriculture (Animal Feeding and developing a highly-skilled Ma¯ori matter remains which might spread pests or weeds Pastures) Level 3, having previously workforce that operates at all levels, right “Taking precautions like this on the plant pest front completed the National Certificate in across the value chain. helps ensure agriculture stays healthy in our region.” Stockmanship at the same level. “The scholarships we have awarded to Last year it was confirmed that unclean machinery Jordan, and finalists Dylan Ruki- each finalist can be put towards either generally had been linked to the spread of velvetleaf in the Fowlie and Hemoata Kopa, each received training or professional development to region. a $1500 scholarship from Primary ITO to help these rising stars reach their full Meanwhile, to help avoid stock effluent ending up on the help them further their careers. They were potential within our industry. We’re road during shifts, it’s also recommended that farmers also supported through a Primary ITO excited to see where their future career stand their stock off green pasture for a minimum of four goal setting workshop for the first time TC010617TCJORDAN paths will lead,” she says. hours with water before transporting. this year as part of the competition. AHUWHENUA Young Ma¯ori Farmer In addition to the Young Ma¯ori Farmer Other tips include: Primary ITO general manager Ma¯ori Award winner Jordan Biddle. Award, Primary ITO is also a long- • Confirm stock pick-up times in advance to eliminate business, Anne Haira, says there are standing supporter of the main confusion. always new skills to master in the farming fellow finalists are wonderful examples of Ahuwhenua Trophy competition which • Move stock close to the loading ramp the day before, industry, especially as new technologies how quickly you can progress up the acknowledges and celebrates business when possible. emerge. Even the most experienced career ladder as well as lift productivity excellence. This year the trophy was won • Use dry feed before transport because it results in less farmers can gain new knowledge from on-farm through new knowledge and by the Omapere Rangihamama Trust. effluent. studying. tools.” “A huge congratulations to all the • If possible quarantine stock for 24 hours before moving “The opportunities to upskill and Jordan’s training, alongside his passion winners, finalists and entrants in the and on arrival. improve the systems and management for farming, has enabled him to take on Ahuwhenua competitions this year. It’s practices on-farm are always there — no extra responsibilities. heartening to see the depth and strength ■ More information is available at matter your age, level of experience, or He previously stepped into a manage- of talent we have within New Zealand’s www.waikatoregion.govt.nz/biosecurity or call 0800 800 401 how isolated your farm is. Jordan and his ment role for eight months until a new primary industries,” says Dr Sissons. for advice. HYDRAULIC CALF LIFT

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It will feature around 200 recipes from families, national Disability advocacy group target the funds we have avail- celebrities, Prime Minister Bill CCS Disability Action and Waipa able to do the work that’s most English, Waipa District Mayor District Council staff are con- important and beneficial for Jim Mylchreest, several sporting tinuing to jointly audit the dis- users.” stars and author Kat trict to help improve access for Mr Crow says while all coun- Merewether. people with disabilities. cil and private infrastructure is Around Our Table will be Meetings have already been built to correct standards, over sponsored by local businesses held for Pirongia, Kihikihi and the years those standards have and sold to the community. Ohaupo and further meetings changed. If enough funds are raised, the will be held at Te Awamutu and Given that, he says there are Puahue Hall will be upgraded. Cambridge this month. no doubt some historical issues The upgrade will benefit The audit looks at how foot- that need addressing. Puahue School, Puahue paths, road crossings, “The audit and feedback from Playcentre, local farmers and intersections, pedestrian users will flush those out. community groups. crossings and mobility parking “Given some of the infra- PTA members Rachel spaces, as well as access points structure is older, there’s defin- Downard and Sarah Lee say the into some reserves and commun- itely improvements that can be recipe book is a celebration of the ity facilities, can be made more made so it’s a case of prioritising wider community. accessible. the $300,000 we have available “We wanted to create some- Council road maintenance specifically for this area. thing that friends and family team leader Cedric Crow says “If we find through the audit would treasure for a long time.” feedback from interested groups and feedback that considerably Members of the PTA have and individuals, either face-to- more money is needed, that’s banded together and used their face or online, means real users something council would have creative skills to design the TC010617SPLEAHHOSKIN are being heard. to weigh up and consider when book. FLAPJACK is one of the many recipes being baked, photographed “Talking to people face-to- setting its budgets.” “We are lucky enough to have and tested before the recipe book goes to print. face, plus the physical audit by The Te Awamutu meeting local creative talents on the CCS Disability Action, means will be on Wednesday, July 5 at team. sold in a couple of local retail Our Table, or if you would like we are building up a detailed the Te Awamutu Library com- “It soon became clear we stores, at local markets and to benefit from the meals and picture on what’s currently munity room. were going to have a very high online. baking, contact the Puahue right and what needs further The Cambridge meeting will quality stylish cookbook.” The first publishing run is School PTA. developing. be held on Tuesday, July 4 at The recipes are being cooked, scheduled for 2500 recipe books. Follow the recipe book pro- “We’ve had a lot of comment council offices in Wilson St. photographed and tested by the “We have had very generous gress at www.facebook.com/ about issues like making pedes- Both meetings go from 10am- cookbook team before going to support from a huge amount of aroundourtablecookbook/ or trian crossings safer, uneven midday. print. local Waikato-based businesses www.instagram.com/ footpaths and lots of feedback on For those who cannot make The PTA hopes to donate already. Without their kindness aroundourtable/ disability parking spaces and the meeting but still wish to some of the meals and baking to this book would not have been kerbs. offer feedback, feedback can be community groups or those in much more than a few loved ■ To contact the Puahue School “It’s hugely valuable and provided on line at need. recipes as hand written notes.” PTA, call Jillian Myers on means that, alongside CCS Dis- www.waipadc.govt.nz/ The book is set to be released If you would like your busi- 0276677026 or Cara Davies on ability Action, we’ll be able to haveyoursay. in time for Christmas and will be ness to be featured in Around 021611934. Thursday, June 1, 2017 Te Awamutu Courier 11 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Home treasures at Mrs Jones BY BETHANY ROLSTON Travel For three genera- APRIL 2017 tions a nursery has operated at Masons The Wellington Explorer Garden Centre on A great city to visit, ask us about our package options with return travel on the Northern Explorer Ohaupo Road. Train & three nights’ accommodation. Travel on Thursdays return Sundays all year. We are now into Now for the first the last 11 months of the incredibly moving exhibition ‘Gallipoli: The Scale of our War’, don’t miss time it’s opening a gift it, give us a call to book. Include a visit to Weta Workshop or a foodie tour. store called Mrs Jones at Masons. Ultimate Timber Trail Mountain Bike Experience The store has been Brand new lodge open on the trail enjoy Two nights’ accommodation in a double, twin, or dorm open for one week and room (sleeping four) Bed linen, towel, dinners, breakfasts and packed lunches. Shuttle transport sells a range of art, from the lodge to the start of the trail at Pureora. Shuttle back to the lodge from Ongarue from the end of the Timber Trail. furniture, clothes and Double room - $420.00 for 2 people homeware. Dorm room - $180.00 per person Each item has been selected by the shop’s Chateau Tongariro Celebration Package owners, Myra Fitzger- Overnight at the Chateau, chocolates and bubbles in your room on arrival, dinner, buffet breakfast ald and Brenda and late check-out. Rameka. $425.00 per room for 2 adults Ms Fitzgerald says the store is full of DAY TOURS “home treasures”. The women met at a craft group and have Mid-Winter Christmas Lunch ‘Okoroire Hotel’ – Tuesday 4th July been working together Depart Te Awamutu at 10.30am to historic Okoroire Hotel and enjoy a 2-course lunch of roast beef followed by homemade apple pie and cream. creatively ever since. $49.00 per person “We have many things in common and Day Trip to Chateau Tongariro– Thursday 10th August we are great friends.” Depart Te Awamutu at 10am on the Northern Explorer Train to National Park. Ms Fitzgerald saw Enjoy a set menu lunch at Chateau Tongariro and return by coach to Te Awamutu by 6pm. the free space at the $159.00 per person includes, train, lunch and coach. garden centre. She asked the Auckland War Memorial Museum & ‘Highlights Tour’ owners, Nicky and Tuesday 29th August Andrew Mason, if she Depart Te Awamutu at 9am and travel up to the Museum. Lunch is available at Columbus Coffee could open a store. in the Museum or enjoy your own lunch in the Kai Room. Take the 60 minute highlights tour at “It turns out Andrew TC010617BR03 12.45pm and return home by 5pm. was hoping to expand OWNERS of Mrs Jones at Masons Brenda Rameka (centre) and Myra Fitzgerald $80.00 per person includes coach, museum entry and highlights tour anyway. (right) and Andrew Mason, of Masons Garden Centre. “It’s a win-win. Book all of your travel arrangements at the i-SITE Masons complements other items and the store will sell on mrsjonesatmasons/ INTERISLANDER / BLUEBRIDGE / INTERCITY / ACCOMMODATION Mrs Jones and vice their behalf. i-SITE gift vouchers available for all these tours as well as for any other travel versa.” “If anyone has beautiful things ■ Mrs Jones at Masons is at 4815 products that we sell. People can bring in they want to sell, get in touch.” Ohaupo Rd. 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Te Awamutu caused a boil- the 12 team league — the over, downing second placed result making a mockery of Matamata 4-3 in the Loaded their current placing. Jamie WaiBOP Premier Football Bowen (3), Kieran Ashburner League. (2), Loui Ashburner and Tom The Edmonds Judd- Gifford scored goals for Te sponsored visitors went into Awamutu. the match as rank underdogs Coach Scott Donaldson at Matamata Domain on Sat- reports that his team finally urday. clicked after several weeks of Coach Billy Carter said his frustrating results. team played out of their skins The championship team to beat their more fancied takes on Tokoroa in the early opponents. game at the Stadium this “I’m so proud of the team. Saturday. It was a sensational game of The men’s A division side football and Te Awamutu lost 5-1 to Te Aroha Cobra’s at needed to produce their best Boyd Park. Kieran performance for a long time McCullough scored the con- to come out on top.” solation goal for Te Awa- For the second week run- mutu. This week the team is ning the Roil brothers, Joel away to Cambridge. (3) and Haydn, scored all the The men’s C division team goals for Te Awamutu. lost 5-0 to Claudelands Rovers Haydn Roil scored the Cuckoo’s at Anchor Park. match winner with five Next up is an away game minutes of play remaining against West Hamilton. when he received the ball The Remax Te Awamutu deep in the Matamata half women’s team recorded their and drilled a shot which beat second win in a row beating the keeper from an acute TC010617SP15 Cambridge 6-1 at John angle. JAMIE BOWEN (pictured playing against Tauranga City earlier Kerkhof Park. Brooke Adler Michael Sargent-Mens and in the season) scored a hat-trick of goals for Te Awamutu’s (2), Samantha Kiezman (2), Thomas Watts ran them- championship team in their 7-0 thrashing of Matamata on Chloe Drabble and Kathryn selves to a standstill as they Saturday. Beverley Ashburner photo Powell scored the goals for Te helped to control the centre Awamutu. This newspaper is subject to NZ Press midfield. The defensive line Joe Gifford, Richard Wilkins result when hosting Melville It was the first goal at Council procedures. A complaint of Jono Sullivan, Joe Gifford, and Hamon McKay were res- at the Stadium 2.45pm on senior level for Drabble and must ﬁrst be directed in writing to the Richard Wilkins and Hamon olute in defence along with Saturday. first goals of the season for editor’s email address. If not satisﬁed McKay were resolute in keeper Kevin Bucle. Carter The Edmonds Judd men’s Adler and Powell. Player of with the response, the complaint may defence was unable to single out one championship side started the day was awarded to Adler be referred to the Press Council, P.O. Michael Sargent-Mens and player for his man of the the day brightly for the club, for her high work rate in the Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington Thomas Watts ran them- match as the whole team thrashing their Matamata centre midfield role. The 6143. Or use the online complaint form selves to a standstill as they played so well. counterparts 7-0 in the women have a week off before at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please helped to control the centre Te Awamutu will look to curtainraiser. The win moved facing Unicol at the Stadium include copies of the article and all midfield. Jono O’Sullivan, build on this outstanding Te Awamutu up to ninth in on June 11. correspondence with the publication. pen homes To View In Te Awamutu This Week... DAY TIME ADDRESS PRICE

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There was no change at the top of the Trailing 13-8 at halftime, the Chiefs did well leaderboard despite two of the tipsters playing to fight their way back level, outscoring the their joker (worth double points) in round 14 of Blues two tries to one. Te Awamutu Courier ‘Our Panel’s Picks’ Handling errors in the final few minutes Super Rugby competition. from both sides prevented either team from Mark McNaughten leads with a 90% snatching a late win. overall success rate, from Brett Watson Match highlight was a Damian McKenzie (Carpet Court) on 88% and Andrea Miller try just before halftime to reduce the Blue’s (PGG Wrightson) 87%. The trio all scored 6/9 lead to five points. this week. Lock Brodie Retallick won possession Kevin Hudson of Team Timmo’s ITM fared from the Chiefs’ own kick off, giving them one Rural Supplies best with 7/9 winners. last chance to attack before the break. Quick Those to play their joker were Robin ball from the ruck saw fullback McKenzie get Have you McGregor (Power Chill) and John Gibson the ball 40 metres out and he accelerated sprayed your (Team Mylchreest Electrical). Neither through a hole and raced away to score a Steinlager capitalised to the fullest, McGregor scoring brilliant solo try. 18 Stubbies new pasture yet? 6/9 to increase his overall success rate by 5% McKenzie, in at first receiver, then pro- to 85% and Gibson 5/9 to improve from 74% duced a pin point cross kick for second five $ 99 See the team at to 77%. Johnny Fa’auli who raced away unmarked to 27 PGGWrightson The Gallagher Chiefs kept their unbeaten tie the scores. Rural Supplies streak against the Blues alive with a 16-16 The Chiefs return to FMG Stadium Wai- draw at a wet Eden Park in Auckland – a first kato on Saturday for their Round 15 match 41 Market Street | Te Awamutu | 07 870 2830 ever draw between the two local rivals. against the Waratahs, kick off 5.05pm. ROUND 15 DRAW

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BY COLIN THORSEN sented by president of Wai- representing Waikato game for everybody regard- kato women’s golf, Peg nationally. less of age.” Jill Morgan capped a stel- Murphy, on pennant finals “It means a lot for me to Morgan’s season lar 12 months on the domestic day at Ngaruawahia Golf receive these awards, particu- highlights included repre- golfing scene, scooping two Club. larly the senior award as it senting the Waikato Masters awards at the Waikato Golf Morgan excelled, scoring recognises achievement team at number one at Association end-of-season the highest gross stableford among all golfers in the nationals, representing Wai- prizegiving. during the New Zealand region, regardless of age,” kato women’s senior side at The Te Awamutu women’s Women’s Masters Tourna- said Morgan. number one at the eight-man club champion took out ment at Methven. “It has been a privilege to quad held at Taranaki last Master Golfer of the Year for Senior Golfer of the Year is represent Waikato at every October and being named at the third year running, as presented to the player who level. number two for the Waikato well as back-to-back Senior performed most consistently “I enjoy the camaraderie Interprovincial side to com- Golfer of the Year. throughout the year in and supporting a positive cul- pete at nationals last Decem- The trophies were pre- Waikato-based events and ture for the game. Golf is a ber.

TC010617SP17 WAIKATO women’s senior and masters Golfer of the Year Jill Morgan with her trophy, and president of Waikato Hereiswhereitmatters Women’s Golf, Peg Murphy. Te Awamutu wins interclub match

Te Awamutu Golf Club made the most of home course advantage, winning the annual interclub match with Stewart Alexander. The host club team prevailed with an average stableford score of 34.2 points to the visitors’ 31.7. The day’s individual winners were Liam McFarlane with 69 gross, Sue Thompson with a hot 62 nett, Grant Easton 67 and Robert Coleman with 43 stableford, Shane Rose 40, Robert Wetere 39, Jason Kraayvanger, Noel Evans 38, Bruce Russ, Raewyn Coleman, Colby Gray 37. Twos were scored by Robert Wetere, Jason Kraayvanger, Peter McGowan, Derek Hill, Clinton Rowe, Shane Rose, Richard Gray. Women’s day club scramble was jointly won by Glennis Kay and Petsey Ralph with 73 nett, from Shirley Lord 76. The nine hole division winner was Robin Watson with 21 stableford, from Linda McFall and Ann Dobson 18. Best of the Veteran men last Thursday were Percy Kapa with 40 stableford, Roy Greenhalgh, Richard Woodward 37, Mick McConnell, Mike Claydon 35. Fox out putts his Pirongia rivals

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PREMIERSHIP2017 NETBALL Magic back on track after posting win over Tactics Te Awamutu Young goal keep Kelly Jury Hayley Saunders also played a strong Available between 10.30am and (pictured) capped off a special week of hand in disrupting the Magic attack. 10.30pm at Te Awamutu and participating restaurants. Dine-in netball leading the Waikato Bay of However, the Magic re-established or take-away (excl Drive-Thru). Plenty Magic to a crucial victory over a their rhythm with the injection of yet determined Silvermoon Tactix, 65-46, another goal attack – Amorangi in Hamilton on Monday night. Malesala – who supported the daz- After three consecutive losses, the zling Ariana Cable-Dixon in deftly Magic were back to their winning ways. feeding Potgieter. Do you have a But it took a concerted effort through- The home side gradually pulled out the court to overcome the Tactix, away to a nine-goal lead, 32-23, at farm or business? who were on equal footing with them halftime. after the opening quarter. The Tactix returned to the court Jury, who has just been named in with a new determination, with new KCE can simplify your the NZU21 team to play at the Netball goal attack Brooke Leaver (the fifth electricity requirements. World Youth Cup in July, was on fire goal attack of the game) confidently for the Magic, bagging six intercepts putting up the big shots to make sure Contact us today. and six deflections, to shut down the the Tactix were goal-for-goal with the 0800 528 523 Tactix attack and earn the MVP award. Magic until the last two minutes of the Her team-mate, goal shoot Lenize third quarter. However, another surge Potgieter was also in impressive form, by the home team put them well in shooting 46 from 49 in a game that the round, with neither Potgieter or Monica control going into the final quarter up Magic were desperate to win – to not Faulkner missing a beat under the 48-35. only stay in second spot on the ANZ Magic goal. Potgieter was briefly The Magic ended the match in Premiership ladder, but to also restore joined by Sydney Fraser (ruled out of dominant fashion, with Jury and cap- some confidence in the side. the start of the Magic season through tain Casey Kopua getting the better of The Magic settled first, but the an achilles injury), making her ANZ the Tactix shooters. Tactix were quick to catch up, with Premiership debut at goal attack just The majority of the tipsters scored Anna Thompson winding her way before the first quarter ended at 14-all. 100% in Te Awamutu Courier ‘Our between the tall timber Magic de- The shooters came under more Panel’s Picks’ ANZ Premiership com- fenders to keep adding to the Tactix pressure in the second spell, especi- petition this week. The exceptions scoreboard herself, or feeding her ally from Magic goal keep Jury and her were Ebbett Toyota, who picked Pulse shooting partner Ellie Bird. Tactix counterpart Temalisi over the Steel and KCE who plumped It was a strong start by shooters all Fakahokotau. Tactix wing defence for Stars to upset Steel.

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TC010617CT02 WAIBOP Magic netballers Ariana Cable-Dixon and Amorangi Malesala pose for a photo shoot with members of the TAS Hashtag D grade netball team at Te Awamutu Netball Centre courts on Saturday. From left, back row: Ella Walker, Izzy Denton and Tyra Urquhart. Front row: Keelyn Tupaea and Rumati Robson.

BY COLIN THORSEN spent her early days in centres in the Waikato Bay Kawhia and Te Kuiti before of Plenty Zone.” said Cable- Waikato Bay of Plenty moving to Auckland to be Dixon. Magic netballer Ariana educated at Saint Kentigern “It’s great to see all their Cable-Dixon is proving a big College. amazing young netballers. hit on and off the court. “We (WaiBOP players) The players love meeting The livewire mid- love visiting the netball fans and getting involved.” courter led the WBOP StillStill accepting accepting enrolments enrolments Magic to a 65-46 victory over the Silvermoon Tactix in Hamilton on Monday night. Cable-Dixon was again in dazzling form, impressing with her pace, athleticism, massive engine If you are 16 - 19 years with and bullet pass. Post match, former a level 2 qualification and a Passion for Sport, internationals Debbie Fuller and Anna Stanley NZIS Fully Funded Programmes will enable you to were singing her praises on Sky TV gain your level 3 Certificate in HAMILTON, while “Cable-Dixon must be a contender for the Silver Ferns. She is one of the most studying in a FUN environment. consistent mid-courters in the ANZ Premiership. What makes her stand out is the fact that she is going as strong at the end of a game as at the start, something that is needed against the TC010617CT01 likes of Australia.” MAGIC moment for Jessica Ward having her arm Stanley should know a autographed by her favourite ANZ Premiership player, good player when she sees Ariana Cable-Dixon. one, having captained the national team to win the 2003 Netball World Cham- pionships in Jamaica. Cable-Dixon and Hamilton Campus Amorangi Malesala were the centre of attention when 44 Peachgrove Road they made a guest appearance at the Te Awamutu Hamilton East, Netball Centre courts on Hamilton 3216 Saturday. Local netballers took the opportunity to have their photo taken with two of Phone: 07 858 2702 New Zealand’s players of Mob: 027 269 0370 the future who signed WWW.NZIS.AC.NZ autographs, gave away Magic posters and watched some of the action. 0800 NZISPORT Email: [email protected] Cable-Dixon said it was great to get back to grassroots netball in Te Awamutu where it all TC010617CT03 started for her. ST PATRICK’S netballers Tylah Atkinson and Kayde Malesala has local Prescott have their photo taken with Magic netballers connections too, having Ariana Cable-Dixon and Amorangi Malesala. 20 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, June 1, 2017 Sports run down by Tech Runaway victory for

BY JUSTIN MIEZENBEEK Pirongia’s seniors A wave of de´ja` vu swept across Mill Street in Hamilton on Saturday Pirongia’s senior rugby team The new midfield pairing of as Te Awamutu Sports played out- entertained their supporters Curtis Gibson and Adam Buist standing first half rugby to lead with a runaway 98-7 victory over were both solid on defence and 21-10 only to fall 42-24 to Fraser Tech Huntly in Waikato division one threatening on attack. Buist was in Waikato premier rugby. rugby. particularly impressive in his Sports once again played the More importantly, the win first game at centre, never roles of both Jekyll and Hyde in and Te Rapa’s failure to gain a shirking the more physical another torrid encounter, wilting bonus point victory over Puta- aspects of the game while using late in the game in the face of ruru, has resulted in the Moun- his speed and elusive skills in endless pressure from the ‘top four’ tain Men gaining promotion to open play. ranked opposition. the championship second round It wasn’t just the younger The injury-plagued Sports’ side where their opposition will in- players who stood out. Hobbs’ made the worst start possible, let- clude Te Awamutu Sports and front row partner Greg Silvester ting in an early try beside the posts. Southern United battling to re- excelled in open play, bursting However, the visitors were tain their premier status — on to passes for two tries. quick to reply, exploiting a mistake along with Morrinsville Sports, Number eight Sam Shaw was from the Tech defence. While Hinuera, Taupiri, Leamington both powerful and elusive scor- waiting for the ball to go over the and Putaruru. ing two tries and laying on dead ball line, Tech failed to TC010617SP20 Pirongia scored 16 tries at the several others for his account for Sports’ winger Maxime TA SPORTS’ French winger Maxime Laforgue, pictured on the Pirongia Domain on Saturday, teammates. Laforgue flying through and scor- offensive against Fraser Tech in Hamilton on Saturday, scored a brace including an opening penalty try Captain Scott Sands con- ing under the host’s feet. Evaan of tries on his return to the fray following an injury enforced break. from a collapsed scrum on the trolled play well from first five, Reihana converted for a 7-7 Huntly line in the first few kicking accurately when scoreline. firing but were repelled by Sports, Tech made them pay from the minutes. required in general play and Shortly after, a delicately placed who absorbed the pressure then ensuing penalty, crossing again to The Pirongia forwards landing six from seven from the chip kick from pivot Clayton Stew- worked themselves into Tech terri- extend the lead to 32-24. dominated their opponents, pro- tee. art saw a flying Maseiga tory where Reihana chipped over Two more tries in the final viding plenty of front foot ball Michael Earwaker was Teomatavui pluck the ball and another goal to extend the lead to minutes blew the score out to an 18 for their slick backs to take subbed on in the last 30 minutes work close to the Tech tryline, with 24-7. point loss for Sports. advantage of. to play his blazer game, after Laforgue crossing in the corner for From that stage on, the cracks Laforgue showed his wares With a number of injuries coaching the Te Awamutu Col- his second, ably converted from began to show as the tired Sports’ returning from injury with two and absentees, the home team lege 1st XV to victory over wide out by Reihana for a 14-7 lead. side tried to keep pace with the tries, always looking dangerous in took the opportunity to give a James Cook High earlier in the Not to be outdone by his team- fresh legs Tech kept wheeling out. space. number of younger players sig- day. mate on the other wing, Tech ate into the deficit over the Young Josh Reynolds was nificant game time. It was a fitting tribute to Teomatavui found himself in space next 15 minutes with three tries to impressive on his return playing at Prop Liam Hobbs grabbed Earwaker who hascontributed down the right flank. An in and out regain the lead, 27-24, when a telling flanker. his chance, not only being out- to local rugby at school, club and swerve and shuddering fend led to moment took place. Jono Armstrong and Matthew standing in his core roles but representative levels. him crossing beside the posts, After finally getting their hands Towers again got through an made some surging runs, includ- Tries: Sam Shaw (2), Greg converted by Reihana for an on some ball, Sports worked their incredible amount of work and a ing one of 30m dragging several Silvester (2), Mitch Ingham (2), impressive 21-7 lead. way inside the opposition 22 where special mention to Shaun Rumbles Huntly players along with him. Hugh Van Asbeck (2), Curtis Stung into action, Tech laid siege replacement centre Rob Gurnett and Dean Scott who made their Possibly the smallest lock in Gibson (2), Matt Vickers, Adam on the opposition try line before the found space and gunned for the debuts in the front row. the competition, 19-year-old Sam Buist, George Gibson, Dylan halftime break but were held at bay. tryline, only to be denied by a Sports’ focus now turns to the Gibson gathered all his lineout Hanping, Scott Sands, penalty Tech were on the ropes and double movement call in placing the championship, making sure they ball and was accurate around try. Conversions: Sands (6), C, needed to score first in the second ball over the line. finish first or second to ensure the break down’s cleaning out Gibson, Tyler-Joel Makaea. half. A try, at that stage, may well their premier status for next Huntly defenders to give his Pirongia Bs won by default The Hamiltonians came out have invigorated Sports. season. team the quick ball they desired. against Huntly Bs.

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SENIOR RUGBY PREMIER NETBALL Call out to anyone who is keen to play for TAS Netball now playing in Premier Grade every a club with top class facilities and a great Wednesday evening. Games either 6.30pm or culture. If you’re interested in playing for 8.05 pm, Te Awamutu Event Centre. any of the 4 teams (Premier A and B, Under 85kg or Division 2 Stags) come down to training, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6.00pm. LIONS TEST MATCHES Contact Paul Wheeler 0273366158. To all Club members and invited guests come down and SATURDAY 3 JUNE 2017 watch the games at the Clubrooms. Sat 17 June 2017, Sat 24 June 2017, Sat 1 July 2017, Sat 8 Fuly 2017 from Premier A Vs Southern United 5.30pm. Food for sale, bar open, courtesy van, giveways. Albert Park 1, 2.45pm TA Sports B’s Vs Southern United Congratulations to ASB Te Awamutu, winners of 6 months Albert Park 1, 1.00pm free advertising from the annual Club Sponsors and Code Free Gate Entry. Foods an drinks available function. www.asb.co.nz/rural-banking Members welcome to enjoy “Joe 90” Solo one man band from 6.30pm. We also thank the following Club Sponsors for their continued Division 2 Stags Vs Matangi Hillcrest generous support: Albert Park 2, 2.45pm Away Under 85s VsMorrinsville Sports Campbell 1, 1.00pm Contact Linda or Peter 07 8713910 | [email protected] | www.tasports.co.nz | Mon-Fri 9-3pm

TC010617CA01 CUP JOY: Te Awamutu College celebrate after winning the Chiefs Bowl final against James Cook High on Saturday.

BY COLIN THORSEN landing two conversions and four penal- ties, as well as scoring a try for a personal Te Awamutu College 1st XV rugby haul of 21 points. BARBARA KURIGER team produced a wonderful all round Outside him, midfield backs Daniel team performance to upstage James Cook Webber and Tony Curtis profited from his High 43-29 in the final of the Chiefs Bowl. service. MP FOR TARANAKI-KING COUNTRY The considerably smaller, well-drilled Fullback Waho and wingers Michael- Te Awamutu forward pack supplied an Tapu and Clark Towers again proved a abundance of quality possession for a dynamic back three, looking dangerous backline possessing a vast number of whenever they had ball in hand. Waho’s potent attacking threats. silky touch skills shone through, while The hosts ran in five tries — all to Towers had his best game of the season. ELECTORATE OFFICE CONTACT: backs Corey Tyler, Logan Karl, Quyest Standout forwards were props Carl Michael-Tapu (2) and Shauncy Waho — at Murray/Declan McKinley and lock | BNZ Te Awamutu College’s Factory Rd Connor Stedman-Cook. A: 25 Roche Street, Te Awamutu P: 07 870 1005 ground on Saturday. The Auckland opposition struggled to | A big, parochial hometown crowd get anything going in the backs, prefer- E: [email protected] W: www.barbarakuriger.co.nz were entertained by a team well mar- ring to keep the ball in the forwards. shalled by player of the day Logan Karl at Their effective rolling mauls proved nigh F: facebook.com/BarbaraKurigerMP first five and a forward pack led by unstoppable, leading to all their tries. openside flanker Cameron Reynolds. Te Awamutu 1st XV host St John’s in Karl continues to impress as a reliable the Rainbow’s End competition on Satur- Authorised by Barbara Kuriger MP, Parliament Buildings, Wellington goal kicker and a try scoring machine, day. Kick off at noon. www.national.org.nz

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Church Services Public Notices Wanted to Buy Firewood or Exchange FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 ST JOHN’S truck load - $180, Formal Notices ANGLICAN delivered. Phone 07 873 CHURCH 9190 or 021 617 349. Deaths Services this WOMEN’S SECTION Sunday PPhhooneM iikkee DOBBS, HUNWICK, PENTECOST Te Awamutu & District Raelene. Nola Marion. 02027027733 64 84 846622 SUNDAY Memorial RSA TITCHES orr8787 8 22192194946 Passed away Passed away FIREWOOD, dry mix. peacefully in her sleep peacefully on 29 May 8am St John’s, Phone 07 871 6792. on Monday, 29 May 2017, in her 81st year. Te Awamutu CARAVANS, boats, horse 2017, in her 77th year. Loving wife of the late 9am St Paul’s, AGM floats, quads, trailers, Loved partner of Colin Don. Loved mother Hairini , , outboards, any con- Finlay. Mother of and mother-in-law of 9:30am St Saviour’s, Thursday, 8 June dition, anywhere. Phone Steve 027 622 0011. Wayne and Brett. David and Sharmain, Pirongia 1.30pm ’ Grazing Sister of Ivan, Lyn, Raymond and Kat. 10am St John’s, Judy, Colin (deceased) Loving grandmother Te Awamutu AGENDA Kevin and Mary. of Adam (deceased), • Minutes of 2017 AGM Loved by many nieces Brayden and Amber. Come along and CNI Feeds CALF MILK and nephews. Sister of Una and Pat celebrate this very • Election of Ofﬁcers Surplus calf Grandmother to Peck, Doreen Adams, special event. • Catering Charges Hay and Silage for sale many. Noel and Kathy Irving, All are welcome milk required • Funerals Round and square bales A private service will Janice and Lew • General Business be held at a later date. Shadbolt. Follow us on Facebook Straw and Lucerne silage Phone Nick Te Awamutu Funeral A celebration of Nola’s Parish of St Johns’ Judith Steel Maize silage bales 027 243 1333 Services FDANZ life will be held at Te Awamutu Secretary Alexandra House Delivered price for all Chapel, 570 Alexandra products. St, Te Awamutu on Personal For Sale Friday, 2 June 2017 at MARKET Contact: 1pm followed by FRIEND wanted, elderly Central North Island FRANCHISEE HOWELL, private cremation. All lady looking for friend, COUNCIL CARPARK for company and outings. Feed Supplies CLEANING business, Norma Faith (nee communications good turnover, Te Rollo). please to the Hunwick This Saturday Phone 027 326 4834. Te Awamutu based company supporting Awamutu area. Phone Loving wife of the late family, PO Box 137, Te Call Carol: 871 6198 022 654 6221. William Mathew Awamutu 3840. local farmers. Howell and the late Te Awamutu Funeral Religious Notices 027 495 4735 Services FDANZ partner of Tweets. Public Notices Livestock & Poultry Loved Mother of ROSETOWN Malcolm,Timothy, MANI, AC PETFOODS Tane, Trevor and Kaye. PISTOL WISDOM OF WANTED for Alpacas and Kane and many Llamas, minimum of 2 BUYING cows/calves/ moko’s. Mum is laying Passed away CLUB SOLOMON plus acres would be ideal. horses. Phone 0800 in state at 177 peacefully on 27 May BC 1000 Please contact Corey 021 DOWN COW. Rutherford Street. 2017. AGM 795 888. Tangi 11am, Saturday “ Gone but never 3 June, followed by forgotten, but always Monday, 26 June "Hatred stirs up burial at Te Awamutu in our hearts”. at 7:30pm strifes: but love MILK Cemetery. Much loved by her

9394818AA This is the first publication of this notice. Te Awamutu HOT LINE Courier CALL 0800 111 200 871 5151 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, June 1, 2017 Trade Services Gardening & Employment Employment Vacancies BRIAN Krippner Landscaping Vacancies building, advanced trade SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME qualified, alterations and PIRONGIA EXPERIENCED NEWSPAPER (Te Awamutu) additions, maintenance, We are looking for reliable drivers to deliver no job too small, BARISTA/ LBP108788. Phone 027 255 Delivery People papers 3-4 days per week. 5753. COOK You will need: ENJOY WORKIN SERVICES Wanted! • Reliable vehicle and full drivers licence Required at Are you looking to put some extra dollars in • Cell Phone CHIMNEY your back pocket? We are a small team offering Robert Harris Cafè. • Start time around 3.15am A1 Chimney Services, Are you reliable, energetic and 1-2 days of gardening workper safety check, clean and Please call in with CV to conscientious? For more information please phone or text week, experience not essential parts. Phone Andrew 39 Arawata Street Peter on 027 419 2529 Taylor 871 4244. If so you could be just what we’re after! but would be helpful Te Awamutu We have part-time roles available in the e e i following areas right now! DON’T DO IT ALL ll 0 7 7 KING COUNTRY Free advice & quotes Areas: Wanganui; Hawke’s Bay; ON YOUR OWN! 72 / DRILLING Contact John Otorohanga, Te Awamuta, all areas Your new staﬀ could be right here on this page... 871 9943 north of Taupo including all suburbs 021 110 7581 FULL-TIME VACANCY in Hamilton, Auckland & Whangarei; [email protected] to get the ball rolling FFAL EA & Projects role O 0

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WIN: TOMMY EMMANUEL DOUBLE PASS ★ The Best Value In Show Business ★ New Zealand’s Longest Running Cinema Tommy Emmanuel JUNE 1-7 playing Claudelands

Two time Grammy nomi- years), Air Supply, Eric Emmanuel’s technical gift nee Tommy Emmanuel is Clapton, John Denver, has earned him multiple set to unleash his supreme Johnny Farnham, Hank awards. guitar talent on an eagerly Marvin (The Shadows), Les But the average fan could awaiting Hamilton audience Paul and many more. listen without even con- Astounding ride, and we have a double pass Chet Atkins, sidering the precision be- SPECIAL ADULT a fearless awe-inspiring epic. up for grabs for you to join Emmanuel’s mentor and in- hind the work, focusing in- in the fun. spiration, awarded Tommy stead on the artful tension CINEMA SHOWCASE “Iliked it, big budget, back and release of to the early days of a Emmanuel’s melo- Important, powerful and factual. dies. humorous, entertaining romp. A sorely needed reminder that Javier Bardem and the new characters Emmanuel’s truth matters and while justice might technical pre- bring something extra to it. cision, his move slowly, the truth will win. It’s really a lot of fun.” Christine. virtuosic Rachel Weisz, Tom Wilkinson, Very good movie that you may go back and see a few more times. improvisations Timothy Spall in and his unusually DENIAL M THE PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: broad repertoire, SAT & SUN 5:20, MON 3:30, DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES M which encom- THU & FRI 5:20 & 7:40, passes not only TUE 6:00, WED 10:10 country and blue- SAT & SUN 2:20 & 7:00, grass, but pop, jazz, MON 12:30 & 5:10, TUE 5:50, blues, gospel, even ALL END THIS WEEKEND WED 5:20 & 7:40 classical, fla- menco, and aborig- BEAUTY AND THE BEAST PG SAT & SUN 12:50, MON 11:00 This is a family film that makes inal styles makes terrific use of effects and a young cast for one a most en- FATE OF THE FURIOUS M to create a joyous throwback to a joyable music ex- SAT & SUN 2:45, MON 12:55 Spielbergian adventure story. It is a perience. Don’t miss this oppor- THEIR FINEST M quality production and an Tommy Emmanuel will Emmanuel with the Certi- tunity. SAT & SUN 1:00, MON 11:10 amazing achievement; play Hamilton’s Claude- fied Guitar Player Award — One superstar guitarist, ALIEN: COVENANT R16 delightful and heart-warming. lands Arena on Friday, Sep- a rare distinction shared one guitar, one magical MY PET DINOSAUR PG tember 22 at 8pm. between only four other night of musical memories SAT & SUN 7:25, MON 5:35 He captivates his audi- guitarists in the world. — this show will be very SAT & SUN 12:55, MON 11:05 ence as one of the most Emmanuel frequently special. Be there. GUARDIANS OF THE outstanding solo performers threads three different parts Tickets from Ticketek. GALAXY VOL 2 M “Ireally,really liked this you will ever experience simultaneously into his ma- THU & FRI 7:30, SAT & SUN 2:30 & 6:45, fascinating film from with his unique and inimi- terial, operating as a one- ■ You can enter by text (write table style. man band who handles the TAC Tommy Emmanuel tix, plus MON 12:40 & 4:55, WED 7:30 Stephen Fry’s novel One of the world’s finest melody, the supporting your name and address, and of mysterious events. guitarists and performers, chords and the bass all at text it to 021 241 4568) or mail Our Patrons just love this film. Come along I haven’t seen one like for a good dose of LAUGHTER. Tommy Emmanuel is one of once. (address to The Tommy this before. Australia’s top most re- Want proof? Check out Emmanuel Double Pass GOING IN STYLE M Roger Allam was indeed excellent spected musicians. his My Life As A One-Man Competition and include your SAT & SUN 4:50, MON 3:00 playing disgraced poet, Ted Wallace, He’s played alongside Band clip on YouTube. name, address and daytime along with an interesting cast. Keith Urban, Dragon (as There’s a science to as- phone number). Deadline is “What a really nice film Recommended for the mature.” Allan. part of the band for three sembling the parts, and 5pm Tuesday. forjust about everyone to see. A good THE HIPPOPOTAMUS R16 family, teenager, young and older adults (occasionally referred to as This competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’, proudly supporting and seniors story, to embrace.” Allan. families of children with cancer. “the happy hippo” and given to A DOG’S PURPOSE PG wallowing in long baths) SAT & SUN 12:25, MON 10:35 THU & FRI 5:45, SAT & SUN 3:25, Lynn on Country Variety Club bill MON 1:35, WED 5:45 VICEROY’S HOUSE M Te Awamutu Country released about be for sale on THU 5:35, FRI 10:00 & 5:35, “Wonderful, inspiring and Variety Club are pleased to 23 years ago, fol- Saturday. SAT & SUN 5:25, MON 3:35, moving film about a true-blue welcome multi recording lowed by a Wherever WED 10:00 & 5:35 kiwilegend” artist Lynn Crawford as second two she performs (Michael), from famed NZ director their guest performer this years later. people remark SNATCHED R13 Roger (World’s Fastest Indian, T/A’s all-time Saturday. Between then that she has a record breaking film) Donaldson. From a tiny tot, dairy and now there natural and THU & FRI 7:50, SAT & SUN 7:45, farming has been her life — has been a lot of calming voice. MON 5:55, WED 7:50 MCLAREN G then country music just hard work and People just like THU 5:40 & 8:00, popped in there somewhere. little time to play her style and she JOHN WICK CHAPTER 2 R16 FRI 10:10, 5:40 & 8:00, The youngest girl in the for the mum of is so grateful for THU & FRI 7:35, SAT & SUN 7:30, SAT & SUN 12:40 & 5:10, family, music was all two, nana to five the support she MON 5:40, WED 7:35 around her. — plus cats and gets back. MON 10:50 & 3:20, TUE 6:10, In her bio she states beefies to look after. Te Awamutu Country WED 10:20, 5:40 & 8:00 We have been told it is a touching, “somehow a young man She says life is just great. Variety Club welcomes your warm movie of life,love and forgiveness named Ray Thurgood found Lynn has just released group to join their top DIARYOFAWIMPYKID: me and asked if I would sing her latest CD, an upbeat country band, locals and suitable for the while family to enjoy and in a fund raising show in collection which has been guests fior great country one to remember for years and years. THE LONG HAUL PG South Taranaki.” well received. music from 12.30pm this Stars Octavia (Hidden Figures & The Help) SAT & SUN 3:20, MON 1:30 And so it began. If you want to add it to Saturday at the Bible Spencer and Sam Worthington. The first recording was your music collection it will Chapel. You may just love it. 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