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Te Awamutu Rural Neville Kemp Licensee Salesperson 027 271 9801 07 871 9801 9611725AA www.nevillekemp.co.nz Published Tuesday & Thursday THURSDAY, MAY 22, 2014 Courier Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Community Newspaper of the Year | APN Regional Media Awards 2014 EXTRA COPIES 40c Two die in Road Winning formula Safety Week Waikato Police say two deaths in two crashes on the same day would be unacceptable at any time of year, but for the tragedies to occur on the first day of National Road Safety Week was all the more troubling. District Road Policing Manager Inspector Freda Grace said the first fatality occurred on SH3 near the intersection of Jary Road shortly before 6pm Monday when a north bound Mazda car crossed the centreline and collided with three south bound vehicles, including a truck. The female driver of the Mazda, Beant Kaur (22) of Hamilton, died at the scene while another person from one of the vehicles was taken to Waikato Hospital with minor to moderate injuries. The Waikato Serious Crash Unit is still working to establish the circumstances leading up to the crash. Mrs Grace said the latest death, of a baby critically injured in a collision on SH4 near Aria Monday, was particularly upsetting for emergency services. Twelve-week-old Alexandria Grace TC220514SP01 Navacilla of Taumarunui died in Auck- MATHEMATICS scholar and enthusiast Liza Bolton explains Euler’s Identity and the fundamental theorem of calculus to land's Starship Hospital yesterday Freemasons Grand Master John Litton at Tuesday’s Freemason’s University Scholarship presentations. morning. ‘‘A number of factors are under As a student at Te Awamutu SADD, service and health com- Liza enjoys teaching and area of statistical consulting. consideration by crash investigators at College Liza Bolton excelled — mittees. currently tutors first-year A recipient of a University this time including the speed of the culminating in 2010 with her Liza was also the 2010 students who claim they don’t of Auckland Service and Lead- vehicle as it approached a 65km/h being awarded both the Gen- TrustPower Waipa District like mathematics. She loves the ership Blue, Liza volunteers for advisory bend, the condition of the two eral Excellence Cup and the Youth Community Spirit challenge of finding ways of 10 to 15 hours a week as an front tyres and that there were six Dux Literatim. Award recipient and at the end helping them persevere, grasp executive member of the P3 people travelling in the five seat Honda She was first in four of her academic year was and enjoy her favourite sub- Foundation. This youth-led hatchback at the time of the crash.'' subjects (Biology, English, awarded one of the valued ject. developmental organisation Mrs Grace said Police believe the Physics, Statistics and Model- Auckland University scholar- Liza is currently campus works to eliminate extreme baby was sitting on its mother's lap at ling) and picked up trophies for ships valued at up to $50,000. marketing manager for Teach poverty in the Asia-Pacific the time of the crash. Mathematics, Statistics and Four years into her univers- First NZ. Next year she plans to region. Despite news of that fatality, Police Science. ity studies Liza has been do their Leadership Develop- Liza is an annual volunteer are gutted at a report yesterday about a She was a head student, was awarded a $6000 Freemason’s ment Programme. This two- for the Auckland Writers Fest- woman breast feeding a baby while a actively involved in WDC University Scholarship at year teaching placement ival and New Zealand Interna- front seat passenger in a car travelling Youth meetings, Waipa Tri- Parliament’s Legislative Coun- recruits outstanding individ- tional Film Festival, and coin Hamilton. Nations Tournament and a co- cil Chamber. uals to bring knowledge, founder of the Auckland Uni- ‘‘In expressing our sympathies to presenter of the WDC Youth Using data to inform useful energy and leadership into versity Poetry Society. both families for their loss Police are Awards. She has also been decision-making is the thrust lower decile secondary schools, She is also a member of urging other motorists to make every involved in senior band, kapa of Liza’s Honours paper in and so inspire young people to Plastic Diet — a university club day a road safety day and ensure they haka, Stage Challenge, the statistics, following on from fulfil their potential. that raises awareness about are doing all they can to make Waikato Mangaohoi Stream project and her Bachelor of Science in Liza will then either con- plastic use and pollution and roads a safe place to travel.'' was an academic mentor. She mathematics and statistics at tinue to teach, embark on a how to reduce, reuse and was on the ball, cultural, the University of Auckland. Masters degree or work in the recycle more effectively.

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9611707AA LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CourierTe Awamutu Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 Big dogs in town a worry Keep water Your community newspaper for over 100 years. For quite some time now I work and having to stop for in good time and chain the safe now have been concerned about big traffic on the street I saw four offender to a power pole at my Circulated free to 12,336 homes through Te Awamutu dogs being kept on ever tiny tots walking happily to instruction. No way was I I agree with Lois Titchener and surrounding districts. increasingly small sections in school. going near that dog. about fluoridation. town. I then noticed a BBD follow- Questioned many a time After my young years grow- CIRCULATION 12,336* (7044 urban, 5292 rural) Many bark constantly all ing them and dragging its long why I do not go for a daily walk ing up in Te Awamutu I lived in hours of the day and night chain. herein is my answer. I am Northland where all my four We welcome letters - preferably via email. They disturbing my peace and sleep Hmm, something was not frightened of dogs, especially children grew up. should be under 300 words and must have the and some are chained up get- right in my mind about what I big dogs, having been bitten by They were all breastfed until sender’s name, address and phone number. No ting little exercise. was seeing. one once. the age of 30 months, given very pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be Big dogs need space, con- How right I was, the BBD And after witnessing the little sugar, had regular dental withheld in special circumstances at the discretion stant exercise and care, I jumped up, seemingly playful, dog attack on a wee boy today, nurse checks and brushed their of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged would think, and not left at on to the smallest wee tot, I am even more convinced I teeth everyday. and may be edited, abridged or discarded. home all day while their knocking him to the ground. will not be going for walks They are adults now and owners are at work. By now the dog was about the suburban streets. have brilliant teeth. MANAGER Yes my brother has a BBD aggressive and the wee tot Come on dog owners, take Tooth decay is about Alan Price (big black dog) but it goes for a yelling. Thank goodness wee care of your pet dog and/or nutrition and diet choices. [email protected] long walk every morning and tot was of mind to cover his dogs and allow kiddies to walk I certainly don't want to be EDITORIAL every night and is probably face. to school safely and us older drinking fluoride or having it in Dean Taylor (editor) quite content to see its owner A 4WD sped by but it was a generation take a walk along my bathwater, or watering my [email protected] go to work so it can get some woman in a white car coming our streets without fear of garden with toxins. Cathy Asplin (journalist) peace and quiet. in the opposite direction who being attacked. Please consider everyone [email protected] Not until today could I stopped and ran to help in the Plus do you really need a and keep the water healthy and really support my feelings re situation. big, and maybe aggressive, dog safe for adults, children and Colin Thorsen (journalist) big dogs in town until I was She managed to drag the in town? animals. [email protected] going out of my driveway to dog off the wee distraught tot CAROLJANE OATES ANNETTE LAIRD ADVERTISING Dorinda Williams [email protected] Julie Jackson Getting teeth into fluoride issue [email protected] Bookings Hydrofluorosilicic acid is a this problem by selling it to hydrofluorosilicic acid says to exposure of the fluoride. [email protected] waste product of the phosphate councils around the country to avoid contaminating The fact is hydrofluorosilicic CLASSIFIEDS fertiliser industry. add to their drinking water. waterways. acid in the water supply Tania Cortesi-Western, Two highly toxic gases, Interestingly, when New Ply- Hamilton City residents were provides no benefit. What does Rhonda Oosterman, Nicola Yuile hydrogen fluoride and silicon mouth ended fluoridation, the bombarded with a campaign in work is the promotion of educa- [email protected] tetrafluoride, are captured by council made the decision to the defence of the toxin. The key tion in dental hygiene, good diet wet scrubbers in the refining continue fluoridating for several plank of that campaign was the and regular visits to the dentist. POSTAL ADDRESS process. months to use the remainder of 40 per cent tooth reduction It’s common sense. This idea 336 Alexandra Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 Hydrofluorosilicic acid is a their stockpile because the cost fallacy. that we need to medicate the OFFICE HOURS class 6 toxic waste product. of disposing the toxic waste The study that the WDHB entire population is deluded. Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm Under law it cannot be dumped product was too expensive. refer to is the 2010 Oral Health As a former school dental in the sea, rivers or the ground. Since 99 per cent of water Survey. In the study itself, it nurse, I cannot support a dental PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 It costs thousands of dollars to goes down the drain, the says that this study should not treatment that does not work. dispose of. hydrofluorosilicic acid ends up be referred to as a fluoridation We need to target those children ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) Producers of in our waterways. Point 12 of the study as it is a snapshot in time who need support. *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 hydrofluorosilicic acid solve safety data sheet for and does not account for lifetime LOIS TITCHENER

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School Ball Season 2014 Red carpet helps in ball dress decisions

ed carpet season ‘‘Personally, I love may be over in Diane Kruger and R Hollywood, but it always follow how she is just starting here with dresses on the red car- the school ball season. pet, and this always influ- And it seems many ences me when I need to girls are taking inspira- dress up.'' tion from the recent film Fashion is returning and music awards to a more classic look — season to compose their with lots of detail. favourite looks. ‘‘This year is all about ‘‘There really isn't embellishment; lots of anything quite like the sparkle on nude bases. red carpet in real life, so For colours, I would go it's great to look at what for a bright red, a mus- people are wearing at tard or a classic black,'' events like the Oscars says Didovich. and the Grammys,'' says Miller-Sharma Liam designer Emily agrees. Miller-Sharma. ‘‘My pick would be A new name on the A_270114GTYEYO465330725 strong colours and TC220514SP04B red carpet this year was FASHION influences Lorde and Beyonce at this simple, clean lines.'' THE GREAT GATSBY is providing inspiration for Te Awamutu College Lupita Nyong'o and her year’s Grammy Awards. O'Connor says ballgoers this year. classic gowns can be strong, classic colours emulated for ballwear. ated style and her amaz- are very influenced by are back. can pull out the stops. and high heels show. big — thanks to the ‘‘She is my favourite ing hair and makeup.'' the red carpet. ‘‘Nude, metallics and ‘‘Balls are the perfect ‘‘We are seeing movie The Great at the moment,'' says Beyonce continues to ‘‘It's no single celeb in deep shades such as event to wear a long strong, feminine Gatsby — and the Miller-Sharma. be a style icon. particular, but they often burgundy and navy gown, as there aren't silhouettes that are more 1920s theme remains ‘‘Simple, striking and ‘‘Beyonce's look at come in to the store seem to be popular, not many occasions appro- fitted and draped. The popular. elegant and fun.'' the Grammys was a big holding photos from the to rule out black. Sheer priate for it so you might Grammys and Oscars Te Awamutu College Lorde is a new influ- deal on social media — red carpet and asking if panels or cut-outs are a as well make the most of featured some beautiful has chosen The Great ence this year. the white lace, long- we have anything like nice point of interest. it,'' says Didovich. full-length, long-sleeve Gatsby as its theme for ‘‘It's not necessarily sleeved dress that fitted this.'' And then to complement O'Connor agrees. dresses that looked the school ball this year. her dresses that we her like a glove,'' says Deanna Didovich, your dress, we love rich ‘‘Length is still best, amazing.'' It is being held at the remember, but her entire O'Connor. Ruby designer, says the lip colours.'' even if it's not floor GATSBY THEME Don Rowlands Centre, aesthetic. We love her Augustine designer influence depends on the As for length, just like length. It can be really As for movie themes, Lake Karapiro on June darker, more sophistic- Kelly Coe says that girls girl. on the red carpet, you nice to let your lower leg Gatsby style has been 29 (7pm — midnight).

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It was fitting that Michael Michael remembers this Martin was wearing his father’s golden era of the club with club blazer when he was pre- great pride, but there was sented with life plenty of hard membership of work put in to the Te Awamutu achieve it, both Rowing Club. on and off the His late father water. John was a driv- During the ing force behind presentation the establish- ceremony it was ment of the club, explained that was also a life the Te Awamutu member and Rowing Club introduced would not be in Michael to the position it is rowing at the now without his tender age of valuable input. seven. President Michael has Ray Ormsby vivid memories Te Awamutu Rowing says at one stage of coxing crews Club Life Member the club almost on the Waikato Michael Martin folded through River — a big ask lack of members. for even an experienced ‘‘Along with a few others, TE AWAMUTU’S lightweight four (Michael Martin (stroke), coxswain — with the congested Michael got the club back up Richard Glenn, John Smyth, Dean Hollobon) after receiving rowing area, bends in the river and running by organising their gold medals at the 1981 national rowing championships. and strong currents. regattas to make the club some He later became a school, money, even though there were club and eventually masters no Te Awamutu crews at the Cancer diagnosis? rower. time.’’ We can help. In the early days he remem- Michael and the other life bers they had to drive down a members, including Clive The Cancer Society’s Living Well programme offers gravel road and open the farm Steenson, Dave Potts and practical ways of living well through your cancer gate to get access to Lake Raewyn Hunn, all worked hard journey. This free programme is suitable for anyone Ngaroto. to revive the club. with any type and stage of cancer. It is run over four ‘‘An old prefab building was Mr Steenson and Mr Potts days and looks at understanding cancer, managing the side effects of cancer treatment, building self- the clubhouse, the land was both spoke about Michael’s conﬁ dence and self-help skills. swampy and you had to get into involvement over many years the water to launch your boat.’’ and the long hours he dedicated When: 10.30am to 2.30pm Thursday 5, 12, 19 and 26 June His most memorable to ensure the club’s survival. moment, however, came when Fellow life member Colin Where: Cancer Society’s Hamilton ofﬁ ce, corner Grey and Beale Streets, Hamilton East his crew (lightweight four) won Green, past and present a national title in 1981 and rowers, as well as members of Cost: Free with a light lunch provided helped Te Awamutu Rowing the Martin family were TC220514CA02 Spaces are limited so registration is essential. Club win the Centennial Oar, amongst those who attended REUNITED: National title holders (Michael Martin (stroke), For more information or to register, which recognises the country's the presentation at The Richard Glenn, Dean Hollobon and John Smyth) rowing in the phone 07 903 5809 or email top rowing club. Redoubt. Te Awamutu Rowing Club jubilee race last year. [email protected]

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Some warm woollen blankets to help keep young children warm this winter have been donated to Plunket. The blankets have been created by the Knatty Knit- ter’s group at Free- man Court, which is co-ordinated by volunteer Margaret Barron. Fur Coat Several residents and a small group of ladies from & Enrich+, gather NO KNICKERS each Tuesday to knit beautiful col- TC220514SP07A oured squares that PLUNKET Community Nurse Barbara Lee (back row, centre) are then made up meets some of the Knatty Knitters at Freeman Court — Margaret into baby blankets. O’Leary, Kathleen Hawkins (back row) and Elsie Gregory, Joyce A comedy by Mike Harding Nicki Johnson Butler, Jocelyn Clark (front row). from Freeman By permission of The Play Bureau (NZ) Ltd Court says the resi- together with the blankets were gen- will distribute dents have sounds of chatter, erously donated to them into the com- Directed by Coral Taylor thoroughly enjoyed laughter and Te Awamutu munity to help the knitting morn- clicking of busy Branch of Plunket. young families ings. needles. ‘‘Community keep warm this ‘‘They get ‘‘The finished Nurse Barbara Lee winter.’’ TWO WEEK SEASON: Forecast good for business Saturday, May 17-Saturday, May 31 Budget 2014 shows that managing the books care- of upward economic cycle. New Zealand economy is on fully. “For current and pro- at the Woolshed Theatre the right track, with oppor- “The budget provides spective businesses tunities ahead for local busi- some positive signals for exporting, the additional ness says Susan Trodden, business, with additional funding for New Zealand CE of the Te Awamutu investment in R&D, contest- Trade & Enterprise shows Chamber of Commerce. able funding for science and that the government is pre- Bookings at Te Awamutu Centre “This year’s budget innovation, further funding pared to invest in new trade Phone 07 871 3259 recognises that New Zea- for skills and more places in markets of China, South land is moving into a growth the Reboot apprenticeship America and the Middle *Some content may offend phase. With a $372 million programme. East. Recent experiences in forecast surplus and growth “This is the sort of invest- overseas markets reinforces expected between 2-4 per ment that will drive real the need for businesses to be cent over the next four innovation and growth and fully informed and we wel- years, the government is well timed to take advantage come this support.’’ HEAT PUMP EXTRAVAGANZA Buy A Hitachi Heat Pump Between 22nd-29th May

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Top brass result CRIME LINE Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 The Matamata Brass Festival was held on EMERGENCY 111 Sunday with 12 brass, concert and symphonic Te Awamutu Police have dealt bands from Auckland and Waikato regions com- with the following matters peting. since last week: Te Awamutu Brass president Denise Wilson Monday, May 12: says the weather was beautiful — and so were the Attend two domestic related results for Te Awamutu. incidents. ‘‘Our band was last on in the 3pm slot at Tuesday, May 13: Matamata College and played a varied programme Arrests: Woman for EBA that obviously impressed the judges.’’ following public complaint. The opening was the rousing Rhythm Man for breaching a protection Explosion, followed by On My Own, featuring Eb order. horn solo by Memorie Brooky, Fast Fingers that Wilful damage to tyres of featured four solo cornet players, Kapereira vehicle parked in Gorst Avenue Hughes, Thomas Schweizer, Claire Clark and and vehicle parked in RSA Jessica Haycock, Puttin’ On The Ritz and Ka carpark reported. Waiata Ki a Maria arranged for band by conductor Wednesday, May 14: Te Reo Hughes. Man arrested for trespass The waiata started with a small group of and harassment. members singing solo, followed by an accompani- Attend domestic related ment of a band ensemble and finishing with full incident. band to end the programme. Thursday, May 15: Te Awamutu Brass was followed by Bryon Theft of three powertools by ‘Buzz’ Newton, a Besson Euphonium master who four people in Bunnings held the audience spell-bound by his extremely reported. advanced and skilled playing. Woman reports wallet stolen Te Awamutu Brass was awarded a Gold from shopping trolley while in Planting Day Certificate for its performance and Memorie Countdown Supermarket. Brooky won the trophy for Senior Soloist of the Friday, May 16: day. Arrests: two men for Monteﬁ ore Reserve – Fonterra Riparian “Link” Project The festival was a fitting start to a challenging shoplifting from various Te practice programme over the next two months, Awamutu businesses. Man for To link the Mangapiko Stream riparian zone from the with the band is preparing for the BBANZ National criminal harassment. Contest in Invercargill over July 8-13. Monteﬁ ore Reserve downstream to Fonterra – Te Awamutu Wilful damage to bonnet of Te Awamutu Brass is the only band from the vehicle parked in Rewi Street Waikato/Bay of Plenty area to be travelling to the Wednesday 28th May – 10:00am premises reported. nationals this year, a great achievement thanks in Attend domestic related part to Four Winds and Southern Trust which Meet at College Rugby Grounds Pavilion incident. provided grants to assist the band in its endeav- Saturday, May 17: ours. (Factory(F Road, Parking @ College Pavilion accesss Man arrested for assaulting Mrs Wilson says without this help the band a female. via Te Wananga) would not be able to compete in the South Island at Attend domestic related all. incident. Bring a Spade & Good Footwear Southern Trust has also provided some funding Sunday, May 18: in addition to band funds to purchase a new Getzen Attend domestic related Custom silver cornet. incident. Will be on Rain or Shine!! Band followers and the public are welcomed to hear the band at the Pre-Contest Concert at the Te 24 hour Victim Support is Awamutu Workingmen’s Club, Sunday June, 29 at available by phoning 2pm. A gold coin donation would be appreciated. 0800 VICTIM (0800 842846). Waikato Toyota

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29 Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu Tel: 07 872 0017 A/H: Shaune Carruthers Branch Manager 0275 65 65 65 A/H: Craig Dove - Vehicle Sales 021 034 2775 Thursday, May 22, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 9 New Bishop’s visit coup for Te Awamutu HOT The newly elected eon in the Parish Hall. ■ Anglican Bishop of Wai- The significance of Our awesome Red Cross shop co- kato, Bishop Helen-Ann Bishop Hartley being ordinator Jackie, we will be sad to Hartley, will be making ordained a bishop in the see you go. her first official visit to St Anglican Communion was John’s Church in Te Awa- not lost on the world at ■ Helpful council workers for locating mutu this coming Sunday, large. our water valve (toby) and advising at 10am. Her election meant she on it’s future upkeep. Bishop Helen-Ann will was not just the third be both preaching and pre- woman to exercise a ■ Huge thank you to the lovely lady siding. bishop’s ministry in the fencer that has made our walkway The Parish will be hold- Anglican Church in New safe by ﬁ xing the hole in the fence. ing just the one service to Zealand and Polynesia, enable as many people as but she also became the ■ Simone and her staff at Te Awamutu possible to be present for first woman ordained Kids Zone, they ran an awesome her visit. priest in the Church of holiday programme. After the service there England to be ordained a will be an informal lunch- bishop. ■ Big ups to Brian Hudson. At last a common sense option for our library. TC220514DT01 (RIGHT) BISHOP of Waikato Helen-Ann Hartley speaking NOT at Old St John’s as part of the Orakau Commemorations. ■ People who dumped rubbish all over Anderson Road. How sad there are Family fun at Plunket Under-5 Expo people out there so inconsiderate. ■ Motorists continually speeding on Waipa Plunket’s Thriving Under 5 ing, baby and children’s crafts, second the event from The Warehouse, Z Energy, Te Mawhai Road and Herbert Street. Expo is hotting up. Over 40 stalls, hand stalls and Plunket food stalls, Countdown and Te Awamutu Commun- including not for profit organisations and serving tea, coffee, cake, soup and a ity Board, as well as donations for raffle local businesses have come together for sausage sizzle. items, spot prizes and donations for TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. the Expo this Sunday from 10am to 3pm Demonstrations are running every 45 advertising on the programme flyer. to demonstrate what they have to offer minutes, starting at 10.30am with Te A raffle will be running all day and Send to 021 241 4568 families to help raise children in a safe Awamutu Playcentre. will be drawn at the end of the Expo. and nurturing manner. At 11.15am it is Candice Image Con- Doors open at the Event Centre at EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. A family fun day out has been planned sultant, noon Ruben the Safety Bear, 10am and admission is $2 per person or $5 with lots of free activities, such as bouncy 12.45pm Te Awamutu Playcentre, 1.30pm per family of four, under 5’s free. Re-entry Send to [email protected] castles, fire trucks, balloons, face paint- Resene and the final 2.15pm slot is yet to is permitted. ing, play dough and the toy library toys. be filled. DROP: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. Confirmed stalls include community Plunket has been overwhelmed by the ■ For further information please contact Drop into our ofﬁ ce 336 Alexandra Street support services dental, vision and hear- community support for the running of [email protected]

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DAIRYRUNOFFCLOSETOTOWN VIEW: Sundays 25th May, & 1st June 14.99 Ha of mostly rolling contour land in2Titles with disused cowshed, 2.00 - 3.00pm bore and support shedding plus 3 brm home with sunny living areas. ADDRESS: 32 Wharepuhunga Rd, Separate garage withworkshopandcarport,approx10kmfromTe Te Kawa Awamutu. Seize this opportunitytoownyourowndairy runoff or rear some calves! SALE BY DEADLINE: Closes Wednesday Our genuine vendors have faithfully farmed this property for 60 years but Nev Kemp 11th June 2014, 4pm, Ray White office, now the time has come for them to move to town. Mob 027 271 9801 (May be Sold Prior). All offers willbe+GST(ifany) 223AlexandraSt,TeAwamutu CherieKemp rwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21472 Mob 027 271 9806 [email protected]

Farms/Lifestyles Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rural PA010Newshole510 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 22, 2014 Will you be on the bride and groom’s wedding planner? Genealogy open day

DON’T MISS OUT! Te Awamutu Genealogy they want assistance with. Ancestry, findmypast and Group is holding an open ‘‘It would help if people The Genealogist, as well as Book your space in our next WEDDING FEATURE day this weekend for those can bring with them a brief free2view websites such as Thursday May 29 wanting help to get started timeline that includes NZ births, deaths & with their family history. places, names, birth, death marriages, FreeBMD (for Experienced and marriage dates. UK civil records) and Contact Julie or Dorinda on 871 5151 today genealogists from the ‘‘It will also assist the FamilySearch. group will be available to genealogists if information Access will also be avail- help the public on Saturday that has been verified is able to NZ Society of (May 24) between 1.30pm — identified separately from Genealogists’ resources. 5pm at the St John’s Parish that which is still to be There will be a $5 door Lounge (parking is avail- proven. charge to cover venue able off George Street). ‘‘Those attending are expenses, with tea and cof- The session is aimed at welcome to stay on and fee provided. beginning genealogists and continue their research to Te Awamutu Branch of those wanting extra assist- get the best value out of the the NZ Society of ance in finding families help that is available but, Genealogists holds its who lived in the 19th & 20th as resources are limited, it monthly meetings on the centuries. is preferable that people first Tuesday of the month, Te Awamutu Genealogy bring their own laptop or 7.30pm at the St John’s Group convenor Sandra tablet.’’ Parish Lounge. Metcalfe says anyone During the session, free seeking help is advised to access will be available to ■ For frther information email focus on 1-2 of the families key pay2view sites such as [email protected] Maungatautari GM on move Maungatautari Ecologi- with the Trust for two and a son’s work in the planning cal Island Trust (MEIT) gen- half years and said it was and implementation of a eral manager Malcolm time for a new challenge. Visitor Strategy for Anderson has resigned. Mr Anderson thanked all Maungatautari. MEIT manages Sanctu- MEIT staff, volunteers, sup- The Visitor Strategy was ary Mountain porters and stakeholders for a significant undertaking Maungatautari, the world’s their support. He will which was professionally largest fully fenced main- remain with the organisa- executed by Mr Anderson land sanctuary. tion until the end of May. on top of managing the It includes more than 400 MEIT co-chair Tony ongoing complex and hectares of land enclosed by Wilding thanked Mr Ander- demanding needs of the 47km of pest-proof fencing. It son for his strident and Maungatautari project. is the only place on main- passionate efforts for Mr Wilding said the land New Zealand where a Maungatautari and said he Trust had yet to fully con- number of rare and endan- knew Mr Anderson would sider a replacement for Mr gered fauna are establishing be a lifelong supporter of the Anderson, but an interim and maintaining viable project. plan to manage the project populations. The Trust has particu- post May is already being Mr Anderson has been larly appreciated Mr Ander- discussed. ‘Nip’ name IN BUSINESS BRIEF corrected Altogether lovely new home The role of good ‘Altogether Lovely’ has a and bring it into town. time geriatric ‘Nip’ in new home in Te Awamutu ‘‘I stock an eclectic mix of the Talos production The former Kihikihi busi- pre-loved and new clothing, Fur Coat and No ness is now in Alexandra as well as a range of shoes, Knickers is played by Street (old TA Shoes bags and accessories. Dave Moore, not Dave premises). Altogether Lovely is open Allen as was Owner Angela from 9.30am - 5pm, Monday incorrectly reported Widdowson says she decided to Friday and 9.30am to 1pm in the review pub- it was time for update. on Saturday. lished in Tuesday’s ‘‘I wanted to step the For more details or edition. business up to another level enquiries phone 871 8993.

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Farms/Lifestyles Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rural Thursday, May 22, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 11 9638644AA Whether you’re new to town, starting a business or just tired of doing it yourself, this is the best place to ﬁ nd some help Know your local

Duncan Gray BAgSc, BBS, CA

Your Business is our Business. his clients grow their business. Accounting is more than numbers and tax. We get to The friendly and effi cient team at Duncan Gray Chartered know your business from the initial free consultation, to Accountants Limited are well qualifi ed to help your visiting you at your place of work. business prosper and achieve. We strive to remove the With both Accounting and Agriculture qualifi cations stress out of the day to day accounting processes in your Duncan works with a wide range of farming and business business. clients. Having worked on many farms Duncan has a We do the accounting which allows clients to do what keen interest in the land and its people. Experience in the they do best – operate their businesses. banking sector gives Duncan a variety of skills that help

Ph 07 872 0104 | Mob 027 571 6484 | [email protected]

James Gibson

Our practice consists of myself and my wife Lynn, working from We have a great knowledge of all types of accounting including home to assist businesses in keeping cost down. I started my all businesses, Trusts, Partnerships, Companies and Overseas own Accounting Practice in Taranaki in 1984 and sold to Coopers Investments just to name a few. Taxation of course comes high & Lybrand before moving to Te Awamutu in 1992. on the list as everyone wants to keep their tax to a minimum. I am a Professional down to earth Accountant specialising in All Accounting processing is solely done by our practice which Farm Accounting with many years of experience and practical gives the client a one on one from start to ﬁ nish, which can farming knowledge as we have been on both sides of the fence. highlight any movements that need early attention. I have also Visiting the client is important to us as we like to get a better been on the IRD’s Tax Liaison committee for many years. understanding of the overall clients operations in assisting them So contact us for the best advice, best service and the best price. to develop and grow their business. Giblin Accounting Ph 07 871 3561 | Mob 021 299 1585 | [email protected] Services Ltd

Emma, Mike, Dione, Danny & Karen

Hammond & Moir Chartered Accountants is a progressive PAYE, payroll, monthly reporting and business planning services. fi rm with over 30 years experience that cares about its clients. We are desirous to meet your needs as the client and that is Directed by Michael Moir and with Karen Cave as Associate, we important to us. We also provide audit services for several local have fi ve staff with three fully qualifi ed Chartered Accountants schools and other organisations. and two other qualifi ed staff. We believe in providing a high quality service that is affordable. Our client base is very diverse and includes participants in the We are very approachable and down to earth. We are always dairy industry, hospitality industry, commercial businesses, interested in expanding our client base. commercial and residential rental property owners. Our clients Contact us to arrange an appointment so we can work with you are located throughout New Zealand, however, the majority are on an accounting solution to meet your needs. based within the greater Te Awamutu area. As well as annual fi nancial statement preparation we offer GST,

13 Alexandra St | Ph/Fax 07 871 4114 | hammondandmoir.co.nz 12 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 22, 2014

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Lance Fielder, Graeme Wansbone, Merv Gyde

At Gyde Wansbone, we believe in friend’s fi rst, business The better we know each other, the more trust we’ll later. have for each other, when this occurs, we believe we can That’s right, we want to share a laugh, maybe a drink achieve great things together. or even a round of golf with you, before we get down to Through savvy innovation, we cut to the chase and give business. In our world, friendship is fi rst and foremost you what you need to make it all come alive. We’re a fun if we’re going to sustain a fruitful long term business bunch with a big personality & we’re fi xated on providing relationship. you with a safe & accessible environment that gives you With any accountant, you’ll share your most private the confi dence to learn, grow and be fulfi lled in whatever information, your fi nancial situation and your dreams. you do. It’s a simple philosophy and it works.

195 Mahoe Street | Ph 07 872 0585 | [email protected]

Kelly Bair

My name is Kelly Bair and I am an Associate Director at Bailey most is the contact with clients and assisting them to achieve Ingham Ltd Chartered Accountants, Otorohanga. I grew up on their goals through the challenges that today’s business my parents’, Eric and Christine McIvor’s dairy farm in Maihiihi environment presents. We have several Te Awamutu based attending Maihiihi Primary School and then Otorohanga College. Accountants including myself to service our clients in Te I have worked at Bailey Ingham for seventeen years, of which the Awamutu and surrounding areas. fi rst six years were part-time during holidays whilst I attended I am married and live in Te Awamutu with my husband Daniel and Otorohanga College and then Waikato University. our two daughters, Olivia and Anika. Outside of work I enjoy all I completed my degree with fi rst class honours and qualifi ed as a sports particularly netball, volleyball and touch rugby. Chartered Accountant in December 2003. I work with a wide range of clients which vary between farming, retail and the transport industry. The part of my job I enjoy the BAILEY INGHAM LTD 18 Maniapoto St, Otorohanga | Ph 0800 482 928 | [email protected] CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

Elaine & Sharon

Elaine and Sharon established Cooper Naylor Chartered We take great pride in the work we perform, and support our Accountants 13 years ago with the mindset of providing clients to help them grow and succeed. At Cooper Naylor we personalised accounting services to each client. return phone calls, we return emails it is our job we work for you. At Cooper Naylor Chartered Accountants we are friendly, We are dedicated to providing a professional yet affordable accessible accounting specialists who make it our business to and efﬁ cient service to small and medium sized business. This make your business successful. includes all aspects of accounting including company formations, We are committed to forming close partnerships with our clients, company and personal income taxation, farm accounts, rental enabling us to understand your unique situation and tailor the property accounting, GST, PAYE returns, business plans, services we provide to suit your requirements and your budget. budgets, and all IRD related issues and problems. We explain accounting and tax in plain English, making it clear WE love what we do and it shows, as Steve Jobs said “The only and easier for our clients to understand. way to do great work is to love what you do”.

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Peter Rogers, Allan Spice, Richard Chalecki

Finn and Partners is proud to have been providing professional methods and the importance of partnering with our clients. accounting services to the residents of Te Awamutu and the Finn & Partners strive to deliver passion & enthusiasm back in greater Waipa region for over seventy years. With a dedicated, to accounting, we look forward to sharing our knowledge and highly experienced staff, and ever expanding team, our aim is to experience with you. Focused on cost effectiveness through our reduce the stress involved with your accounting, taxation and optional fi xed priced packages you won’t be caught out paying audit responsibilities. Finn & Partners boast a broad client base for phone calls or meetings. so whether you’re a farmer, professional service, tradesman or For a confi dential and obligation free conversation call the offi ce a small business owner we can cater for your needs. We are also to make an appointment. No query is too small. proud to have a strong specialist Audit team on site. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our current clients Our fi rm is focused on the future and our Platinum Partnership for their custom and loyalty. with Xero ensures cutting edge accountancy in the Cloud, however we have not lost the focus of traditional accounting

486 Alexandra St | Ph 07 871 7055 | ﬁ nnpartners.co.nz Thursday, May 22, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 13

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Craig Sanders, Hani Chiu, Frank Lieshout, Tania Sanders, Ray O’Connor,

Since 1939, Kelly & Bryant Chartered Accountants have System Vault a step by step guide in how to grow your business, dedicated themselves to being an important part in helping their a system that all of their clients take advantage of. clients succeed in business. To do this, K&B have a dedicated Other services K&B offer to help clients maximise their business team consisting of Directors Craig Sanders, Tania Sanders and include payroll support, Farm Succession Planning, Business Ray O’Connor, Associates Frank Lieshout and Hani Chiu, ﬁ ve Planning & regular Board of Advice meetings. They also run specialised Accountants and four support staff who glue it all educational seminars so they along with their clients can keep together. abreast of upcoming change as well as sponsorships events K&B take pride in being modern accountants, offering up to the fundraising for great causes. minute accountancy programmes such as Xero, MYOB, Reckon, To ﬁ nd out more about how K&B can help you and to hear what Cash Manager Rural to aid client success. They have even their clients have to say about them, please visit their website or invested in an evolutionary business tool the Business Growth phone for a no obligation meeting.

411 Greenhill Dr | Ph 07 871 3176 | www.kb.co.nz

Brown Pennell, Chartered Accountants

Brown Pennell Chartered Accountants are your trusted local Our client base includes Farmers, Commercial and Residential property accountants with more than 60 years of experience and specialist owners, Manufacturers, Trades and many more. knowledge. We offer the ﬂ exibility of coming to you, or you can visit us. Our Our dedicated partners invest time in understanding businesses and accountancy fees are competitive and our ﬁ rst consultation is free. pride themselves in building healthy long term partnerships which will Why would you go anywhere else? see businesses grow. Whether you have a good understanding of accounting practices, or Our friendly and down to earth team of professionals are committed to not so good, we are here to help you. providing high quality accounting services to clients across the country. Businesses big or small, we care about These services range from Accounting and Taxation, to Business your business health and want to help Development and Budgeting. you achieve your goals. We offer our clients continuous support for a range of accounting For more information call in software’s including BankLink, MYOB, Xero and Cash Manager Rural. and see our friendly team.

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Jon Hurst

Jon was born and raised in Te Awamutu. His initial accounting profi t enterprises, primarily Maori Trust farms, Chartered clubs, experience was with large fi rms in Hamilton & Te Awamutu while schools and pre-schools. also completing an extramural Business Studies degree through We have a strong focus on helping clients achieve their objectives Massey. He started his own practice upon gaining his Practicing and on recognising that those objectives are often not primarily Certifi cate in 1999. fi nancial. Our client base is varied and ranges from compliance and tax Jon’s early background included completion of the RNZIH activity for very small part timers and those with rental properties National Certifi cate in Horticulture and 15 years as an orchardist to signifi cant trading enterprises, and about everything in and landscaper. Those early years of self-employment gave him a between, including farming clients. great understanding of life from our current clients’ perspective, Other services offered include GST, payroll, cash-fl ows and and a great ability to understand the issues our clients face. budgeting. Jon is still involved in the farming area with a small farm on the We are also involved in the audit of small commercial and not for Southern slopes of Mt Pirongia.

88 Teasdale St | Ph 07 871 8169 | [email protected]

Craig Yarndley

So when you think of typical accountants, you probably think of a bunch of industry, a small or large business - we have the expertise to add value to boring folks in a boring ofﬁ ce using boring calculators to crunch numbers your business. We do this by partnering with you to help you achieve boringly, right? If those are the ingredients you expect, there are plenty your goals (unless your goal is to perform badly, in which case we can’t of typical accountants to choose from. But what if you desire something help!). Our tailored Business Coaching is the cherry on top! different, something anti-ordinary, something unique, something…more? If that’s you, maybe you should give us a yell (or an email or phone call) at Craig and the team at de Lautours.co come from diverse backgrounds de Lautours.co! and experiences, all of which have been stirred together in the cake tin to maximize what we can offer you. So if you’re hungry for ‘more’, why not Sure, we do routine compliance work, but like icing on a cake, we offer join us for a coffee and a chat? so much more than that. Whatever you’re into - agriculture, the equine 14 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 22, 2014 9602547AA

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By PHILLIP QUAY Specifically the low in the near future if MediaPA trainers body cited: trainers' demands are not An apparent lack of addressed in an appropri- Te Awamutu trainers racing knowledge at NZTR ate manner. could soon be embroiled in board level. These demands a nationwide disruption A lack of transparency include: after a vote of no confid- and accountability over 1. Input into all policy ence was issued in New administrative travel that impacts on trainers, Zealand Thoroughbred costs. their clients, staff and Racing. A continual lack of sup- horses. From July trainers will port and consideration for 2. Payment for provid- refuse to do interviews on trainers and ing horses to run on race- Trackside television, a life- A lack of consultation day. blood for punters and a by the board or advice 3. Transparency and major driver of turnover. given by stake-holders accountability on all A letter from the New being ignored. administrative travel and Zealand Trainers Associa- In the letter, the expenses including tion was sent to the execu- trainers say the racing detailed analysis and tive of New Zealand clubs’ are not providing reports of each venture, Thoroughbred Racing on regular and safe racing who travelled and the Friday to say that a vote of and trialling surfaces, evi- worth to the industry. trainers, taken at a May 8 dences by the record num- 4. All new participants meeting, was unanimously ber of race-day for a full public licence or one of no confidence in abadonments in the last 12 permit to train to be many of the initiatives months. approved by the New Zea- taken by New Zealand The letter said that dis- land Trainers' Association Thoroughbred Racing. ruptive action would fol- executive. Ashford now Gavin in top form Gavin McCowatt shot a six-over-par 76 injury free gross in Sunday’s club day scramble at Te Awamutu Golf Club. Richard Taylor was also in outstanding IT’S HERE NOW! An injury free Shayne Ashford will form winning the nett with a hot 66. lead his Stewart Alexander men’s golf The stableford winner was Robert team in the Waikato division four pennant Wetere with 36 points. final this Sunday. Open midweek winners were Compton Ashford showed he is well recovered Pikari with a five-under-par 65 gross, from his leg injury when shooting 72 off- Percy Kapa 67 nett and Gavin McCowatt WILKSBROOKE MAZDA - WAIKATO’S MAZDA FAMILY FOR OVER 30 YEARS the-stick to win Sunday's Kelly & Bryant 37 stableford. sponsored scramble. Jan Mandeno shot an 84 gross on Ian Berry took out the stableford with women’s club day. Anne Rhodes won the 40 points, as well as striking the NEC scramble with 43 points, while the nine jackpot worth $105 with a nett eagle on the hole division nett scramble was jointly www.wilksbrooke.co.nz par four, fifth hole. won by Kathlyn Rose and Margaret 132 Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu. Phone 871 3079 Noel Oakes won the midweek nett with Collings with 37. 64, from John Tarrant 66, while Peter The Veteran men’s scramble was won GRANT WILKS RHETT McKINNON Maher won the stableford with 41 points. by Dave Herlihy with 37 stableford. Mob (0274) 948 672 Mob (027) 292 9040 [email protected] [email protected] 9636473AA

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ALL MEMBERS INVITED TO ATTEND INFORMATION EVENING REGARDING BY JUSTIN MIEZENBEEK GRANDSTAND PROJECT - WEDNESDAY 28 MAY, CLUBROOMS 5.30-6.30PM Te Awamutu Sports did PREMIER RUGBY NETBALL it tough against table- SATURDAY 24 MAY Premier Netball - Next Game Tonight topping University in Wai- Te Awamutu Sports Blue Te Awamutu Sports Netball Premier kato premier rugby, going Vs Te Rapa - Albert Park 1, 2.45pm Vs Marist Trainstation, Event Centre Ct2, 6.30pm down 34-19. Te Awamutu Sports Green The competition leaders Vs Te Rapa - Albert Park 1, 1.00pm WAIKATO RUGBY LEAGUE outscored the opposition six tries to three at Waikato Premier Reserve Grade University on Saturday. Te Awamutu Sports Firehawks The visitors made the Under 85kg Vs Taniwharau, Park 4, 1.00pm Vs Hamilton Marist, Ham Marist 3, 1.00pm perfect start with Chiefs’ WAIKATO SUNDAY SOCCER centre Robbie Fruean, on JUNIOR RUGBY SUNDAY 25 MAY debut for the club, scoring SEE SEPARATE DRAW TUESDAY 13 MAY COURIER TA Sports Vs Waikato Dragons with his first touch of the Contact Jeremy 021 830 614 - Albert Park, 11.00am ball after only five minutes. University ran in four Thank you to INGHAM first half tries to Eli Atkins, the following HAMISH FORSMAN PHOTO Club sponsors: MITSUBISHI Navi Sikivou, Brogan O’Connor and impressive CHIEF Robbie Fruean scores on debut for Te Awamutu www.tasports.co.nz [email protected] 07 8713910 Mon-Fri – 9-3pm flanker Whetu Douglas to Sports against University on Saturday. 9566067AA 9611766AA lead 22-5. Sports scored first after 22-12 scoreline. day Tela, in only his second the break when JP University scored two game for the club, burst This week... Liebenberg put fellow lock further tries to through a tackle and fended Valentino Mapapalangi into replacements Cameron off another to score a won- space to run 20 metres Moorby and William derful solo try under posts, untouched for a try in the Mangos. which he converted. Carla corner. Second five Teti Tela Te Awamutu scored a Sports meet winless Te Adopt-a slotted the conversion for a late try when player of the Rapa this Saturday. Good natured foxy cross PET 2 years old. Depleted Marist gallant 2nd chance at life Te Awamutu Marist The second half was an unaccustomed position of coped courageously with a even affair with Marist first five. Girl string of injuries and non- scoring the only try when Grant Sands and Katene Viewing by appointment availabilities to extend Wai- centre Ace Falevaai broke Hepi both received their Sweet natured foxy kato first division rugby two tackles and sprinted 50 blazers for 30 starts for phone Dianne 021 463 543 leaders Hinuera to 19-8 after metres to score. Marist Senior A. They con- cross trailing 16-3 at halftime. Another rampaging 65 tinued the strong form they 2 years old. The Redoubt Bar and metres run by Marist have shown all season. This advert kindly sponsored by Eatery sponsored Te Awa- flanker Anthony Kahura Halfback Cody Collins mutu Marist produced looked certain to produce a was his usual lively self and Half price RAFFLE RESULTS another sound display second try, only to be halted directed play well. Sale Day 1st - Blue dot 28 Kiwi FRIDAY 23 MAY 2nd - Blue dot 28 Major against the unbeaten com- two metres from the tryline. Marist are away this at the Charity Shop 3rd - Yellow club 23 Bruce petition leaders at Castleton Player of the day went to weekend to United Mata- "A BIG thank you for food donations at all local supermarkets" Park on Saturday. David March playing in the mata Sports. HEATPUMPS The BEST just GOT BETTER Introducing the new Ururu Sarara 7

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Ohaupo’s Jessica Woods has Woods’ family aims to hold They are also asking for don- realised her dream of making the Waikato’s largest garage sale to ated items. Oceania trans-Tasman Young raise funds to get her horse and Everything is confidential Rider team. the family to Australia. with sellers being given a num- The 21-year-old has been The garage sale is being held ber so sales can be identified named in the four-strong team to on Sunday at their Ohaupo prop- easily. represent New Zealand against erty. There will be a gold coin Australia in Melbourne from So far they have over 500 donation on entry, a sausage June 6-9. clothing items, a portaloo (brand sizzle will be running, along with ‘‘I’m stoked, it has taken a lot new), sports equipment, snow a cake stall and Mrs Woods is of hard work and dedication, with board gear, table tennis table, hoping to get someone with a a 24/7 commitment to the sport to antiques, horse gear like bits, coffee cart. get to this point,’’ says Woods. bridals, saddles, riding books, The garage sale will run from ‘‘I’ve been aiming for the and more. 9am rain or shine. eventing team for the past three Woods mother, Natalie, says The idea was prompted by years. they have much more than just Mrs Woods’ nine-year involve- ‘‘I had no idea I’d been selected equestrian items, with their ment with pony club, often being until a friend approached me house quickly filling with items told by parents they had too with the news while I was com- to sell. much gear and didn’t know what peting at another equestrian ‘‘It gets everyone involved, it to do with it. event.’’ gets the whole community ‘‘They’ve changed horse or the Woods has to come up with together finding what they can horse has got bigger, stuff is too $10,000 just to fly her 10-year-old sell and what they can buy. expensive now, just because we thoroughbred bay gelding Defies ‘‘We are hoping it is going to can’t use it doesn’t mean someone Logic to Melbourne for the dress- be the biggest garage sale in the else can’t. It is a way of giving age, crosscountry, show jumping Waikato.’’ back.’’ event. People are able to drop items ‘‘My friend went over four off to be sold, and the Woods will ■ For more information contact htw120514sh05 years ago and is only just paying take 25 per cent of the sale to put [email protected] or go to THE Woods family in a section of their lounge quickly filling up with items for off their credit card of $22,000.’’ towards fundraising. www.littlevalleyfarm.co.nz the sale. From left: Mikayla, Jessica, Natalie and Paul. Hard-fought draw keeps Fed 2 side in third spot

Te Awamutu’s Federation 2 Thomas Watts and Ben Petersen to league leaders Katikati, This week the team are home an own goal completed the scor- soccer side ground out a hard all performing admirably. 2.45pm kick off at the Stadium. to Melville in the Plate division ing. fought 1-1 away draw with Cam- Te Awamutu’s only goal came The men’s reserve team had to of the Waikato Cup, 12.30pm at Coach Dave Hall reports that bridge. off an Ezequiel Borretto corner settle for a 1-1 draw against Anchor Park. several players had strong games Coach Dave Ireland reports kick that Adam Blake headed Unicol at the Stadium on Satur- It was left up to the women’s including Courtney Hobbs and that it was a classic local derby into the goal. day. team to record the only win of the Emma O’Keefe in defence, along game with neither side prepared Lawrence Cheney was Te Bjorn Lasenby scored the weekend and they didn’t disap- with Jacquetta Karam and Freya to give the other any opportunity Awamutu’s player of the day for opening goal for the home team. point over-running Morrinsville Turner in the midfield. to dominate the match at John his efforts in midfield. Josh Petersen, in goal, had a 12-1 at the Stadium on Sunday. The win keeps the ladies in Kerkoff Park on Saturday. The result leaves Te Awa- great game making several close Katie Foulkes and Kate third place in the league, two The visitors were forced to mutu in third place in the league, range saves. Owens were the chief destroyers points adrift of league leaders rearrange their defensive line-up ahead of fourth placed Cam- Player of the day Matt scoring four goals each, while Matamata and Melville. due to injury and coach Ireland bridge on goal difference. Foulkes was ‘Mr Reliable’ in player of the day Lynley Mourits, This week the team is away to had Scott Surtees, Ronald Roa, This week the team are home defence. Larrisa Hopkins, Iona Love and Cambridge.

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PH 0800 929 635 Thursday, May 22, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 23 Employment Vacancies Encore Kiwi concert from Naturally 7

With an irresistable mix of Bronx street cred and showmanship, New York’s all-vocal R’n’B beatboxing sensations Naturally 7 has wowed audiences around the world and now make their long-awaited New Zealand debut. Following their Auckland concert dates performing as special guests with Canadian superstar Michael Buble´ (last night and tonight), Naturally 7 will perform one very special up close and personal concert at SkyCity Theatre in Auckland this Saturday. Tickets are expected to sell out quickly as folks who witness their performances at the Buble shows will be clamouring to get more of this amazing group! Taking a cappella to the next level in a style they dub ‘Vocal Play’, this R’n’B/urban soul phenomenon astonishingly pump out not just the melodies and harmonies, but all the sounds of drums, guitars, horns, strings, turntables and beats using nothing but their voices! Covering a wide mix of music, Naturally 7’s performances include sensational interpretations of pop classics by iconic groups A film based around 13 Proclaimers’ including The Beatles, Seals & Crofts, Coldplay MUPPETS MOST WANTED G and Queen, as well as music born out of songs, will give you tingles of collaborations with jazz luminaries Herbie SAT 3:20, FINAL SUN 1:20 happiness. Fizzing with energy and Hancock, Quincy Jones and star rapper packed with the feel good factor, Ludacris, alongside self-penned hits. RIO 2 G this is a simple story of romance and The Auckland concert will also include SAT 1:10, SUN 11:10 heartache. The young cast are Naturally 7 performing songs from their new album Hidden in Plain Sight MR PEABODY & SHERMAN PG superb, all natural, charming and On the back of an electrifying sold-out 32 SAT 4:05, SUN 2:05 engaging. concert European arena tour sharing the bill SUNSHINE ON LEITH M with Mick Hucknall (Simply Red) and The Jacksons, Naturally 7 has performed two sold- The 21st century vision spectacle of THU 7:55, FRI 7:45, SAT 5:45, SUN 3:45, out concerts in New York City with Coldplay the Flood is deservingly getting ‘two TUE 7:45, WED 10:20 & 7:45 and three global tours guesting with Canadian superstar Michael Buble´. thumbs up’ (it is not a religious film). GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL M They’re primed to deliver New Zealand NOAH M SAT 1:00, SUN 11:00, audiences a concert which is described by The SAT 5:15, FINAL SUN 3:15 TUE & WED 5:35 Sunday Times as “nothing short of mind- blowing”. DIVERGENT M It’s original, fresh, incredibly real, truly This is vocal gymnastics at its brilliant best. Be in quick — seats are limited. Tickets from SAT 5:25, FINAL SUN 3:25 stunning and entertaining. A tense, If you think you have what it takes then apply on Ticketek. thrilling tale generously sprinkled with SEEK or Trade Me. Any questions contact The movie is funny and for everyone – jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring moments, Denise Thomas, HR Consultant at HR Connect Ltd guys and dolls would both enjoy it. It is a film that takes itself and its history on: [email protected] FRIDAY 23: a comedy mixed with revenge. very seriously. This is a remarkably 6.30pm humane movie. ‘GRAE ADDISON’ OTHER WOMAN M The theme is dress up as something 2nd Hilarious Month GODZILLA M starting with ‘P’ THU & FRI 7:50, SAT 8:00, SUN 6:00, THU 8:00, SAT 2:55, SUN 12:55, TE AWAMUTU PRIMARY SCHOOL SUNDAY 25: TUE & WED 7:50 TUE 7:30 ‘Together Achieving Personal Success’ Seafood Smorgasbord GODZILLA M 5.30-7.30 Yum Yum “An extremely fine period drama FRI 8:00, SAT 7:50, SUN 5:50, EXPERIENCED CLEANER REQUIRED PHONE 871 3707 the ladies should truly admire.” Allan. For pickup call the COURTESY VAN WED 7:30 We have a vacancy for a School Cleaner. The hours 871 3707 then push 4 - free call. At last, Charles Dickens’ secret is worked will be between 10 and 14.25 hrs per week Te Awamutu RSA “Open to all generations”. The Clubrooms are open to revealed. Powerful and well done, a satisfying, with duties to be completed between 3pm -5.30pm members, invited guests and members of afﬁ liated clubs. “Fascinating… a revelation”. Sam inspirational experience. The life story Monday - Friday. Edwards. Patrons really like it. of Jesus is told through his teachings, 9644666AA Please contact Jacqui, Cleaning Supervisor INVISIBLE WOMAN M crucifixion and ultimate resurrection. on 021 276 0384 FRI 5:40, SAT 3:15, SUN 1:15, TUE 5:40, “The best I have seen. Effective and FINAL WED 10:10 & 5:40 affecting. Will stay in your mind.” Allan. We laughed until we ached. Then we SON OF GOD M Employment Vacancies Friday SaturdayNG laughed some more. It’s a disgusting, THU & FRI 5:35, SAT 1:30 & 5:30, WANTED, two men with TIM ARMSTRO rowdy comedy with an amazing SUN 11:30 & 3:30, TUE 5:25, trailer to move furniture Coral Pitcher amount of heart. WED 10:00 & 5:25 within Te Awamutu, max WANTED Redzone Signing Party two loads $200. Ph 871 Fri - Valentines Day - Book with us and BAD NEIGHBOURS R16 Reliable person to from 9pm from 8pm “Wonderful.” 4625. receive complimentary glass of bubbles. THU, FRI & SAT 8:10, SUN 6:10, assist in mobile “Time just disappeared.” MON 6:20, TUE & WED 8:00 coffee van. Variable “The marriage of music with images Experienced hours, some was brilliant.” Part-time ✶ ✶ ✶ ✶ ✶ CHEF/ weekends. ALL Absolute Joy, thank you.” Ph/txt WEATHER “Brilliant, outstanding, just perfect in COOK every way. I thoroughly recommend IN SEARCH OF CHOPIN 027 775 1016 PIRONGIA THU 5:40, FRI 10:10, SAT 1:05, SUN 11:05 required, must be 9645734AA it as superior entertainment.” Allan. reliable and able to Based on the inspiring true story. COUNTRY MARKETS X-MEN: DAYS OF work weekends. Situations Wanted @ The Memorial Hall Patrons regard it very highly. Ph Josephina FUTURE PAST M 871 2095 or KNAPSACK spraying “Loved it, beautiful film.” Howard. 871 6681 A/hrs gang. Ph Turner THU & FRI 5:25, SAT 3:10, SUN 1:10, Empire Espresso & Eatery Contracting - approved B E L L E M MON 6:00 chemical applicator 871 9618394AA THU 5:50, FRI 10:20 & 5:50, 3403 or 027 375 7225. SAT 1:20 & 5:55, SUN 11:20 & 3:55, X-MEN: DAYS Farm Employment MON 6:10, TUE & WED 5:50 OF FUTURE PAST M CRAFT & THU, FRI & SAT 7:40, SUN 5:40, TUE & WED 7:40 LOWER ORDER SHAREMILKER This easy going comedy is far too EST 60,000 kgs 160 cows entertaining to be dismissed as self- MILLION WAYS TO DIE, PRODUCE indulgence. Harmless fun with a heart MALEFICENT, All pasture based AT THE MEMORIAL HALL 10 minutes to Te Awamutu the size of Texas. GRACE OF MONACO PG Are you strong in herd and pasture skills, C H E F M & TRIP TO ITALY M with a top work ethic, integrity and a smile? SUNDAY 25th MAY THU 5:30, FRI 10:00 & 5:30, SAT 8:05, ALL HERE FOR QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY Last Sunday of every month Send your CV quick to: SUN 6:05, TUE & FINAL WED 5:30 HOLIDAY WEEKEND PO Box 656, Te Awamutu 9.00am - 2.00pm Previous applicants welcome 9644521AA PH SHIRLEY SCOTT (07) 871 9536 SPECIAL MORNING SHOWS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY 24 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 22, 2014

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