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158 Alexandra St, Te Awamutu 3800, Phone: 07 870 6031 Published Tuesday and Thursday TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2009 Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Bring on the finals Escaper back before court A wanted man assaulted a Police Officer with an 18’’ wrench when he was located at a Kihikihi address last week. Timothy Irving appeared in this column on Thursday, June 4 as he was wanted on a number of charges, including fraud, contravening a protection order and escaping Police custody. Irving was located as the result of information from the public and when apprehended resisted arrest and struck the officer with the wrench. He also faces new charges of resisting police, possession of an offensive weapon and aggravated assault. Police want to thank the public for information which lead to Irving’s arrest. ‘Westie’ heads for Pirongia Pirongia School PTA is staging a bingo and comedy evening on Friday, June 26 at Pirongia Memorial Hall. The evening includes entertainment by well known New Zealand comedian, Ewen Gilmour, bingo, goods auction and supper. There will be a cash bar, free orange juice for drivers and prizes for ‘best dressed’ group. Tickets, $15, are available from Pirongia School, Time Out and Alexandra Hotel. For more details contact Shelly on 871 9399. TC160609DT05 TC160609DT06 Volunteers in STAR NBL rookie Thomas Abercrombie (10) brings the ball up for the WAIKATO Pistons cemented top spot in the regular NBL season on Waikato Pistons on Thursday night followed by ‘veteran’ Kiwi Thursday night at the Te Awamutu Events Centre with a top all round the spotlight basketball star Pero Cameron. Described as the best Kiwi talent for offensive and defensive performance against the Youthtown Auckland This week is Volunteer many years, Abercrombie scored 14 points and lead the team in Stars from the likes of Muka Silver (in the air) who picked up 14 points Awareness Week — a time to defensive rebounds. and two rebounds off the bench. acknowledge and celebrate the BY DEAN TAYLOR a decider is needed. Bailey with 26. many volunteers who make so Kiwi star Pero Cameron will be looking to set a By contrast two Auckland starters played well many worthwhile past-times, Waikato Pistons were so convincing in the big record and pick up his seventh NBL title over half-an-hour and all the rest of the bench well services and activities possible win over Youthtown Auckland Stars at the Te All playoff games will be shown live on Sky over 20 minutes, but to no avail, leaving the bench for others. Awamutu Events Centre on Thursday night that Sport 3. the impossible task of trying to catch up from well Sport Waikato, which co- it hardly seemed they were trying. The Pistons have dominated all other sides this behind throughout the match. ordinates the efforts of many The 105-70 win means Waikato Pistons finish year with their spread of top class shooters and And even with a commanding 19 point half- volunteers throughout Waipa and top of the regular NBL season with a 14-2 win-loss suffocating defence. time lead, the Pistons kept the foot on the throttle the wider region, has a full page record as they head into the finals to defend their It was evident again against Auckland last and doubled Auckland’s third quarter total (26-13) advertisement on page 4 — a 2008 title. week when Waikato ran its whole squad against a to take the game out of the visitors’ reach. clever, heartfelt thanks. First hurdle is to beat the winner of tomorrow team relying on its starting five. Semi-finals action tips-off at the earlier time of Volunteers also feature in an night’s clash between the Christchurch Cougars All but one Piston played 15 minutes or more, 7pm at the Te Awamutu Events Centre on Friday article on page 8 about a new and Harbour Heat in the semi-final here in Te and no-one was on court for more than 25 minutes. night. Doors open at 5.30pm and there is pre- volunteering website that has Awamutu on Friday night. Hot players off the bench had a good deal of game match entertainment. been launched. If they go through they will be back in Te time. Tickets are available from the Events centre, Awamutu the following Thursday (June 25) for Puke Lendon came off the bench to top all adults $15, child (15 and under) $10 and family game two of the finals and then the Friday night if scorers alongside Waikato’s star import Justin pass (two adults and two children) $30.

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Salt Water Sports Fishing Your Letters KAWHIA HIGH TIDES ADD EIGHT MINUTES FOR RAGLAN HABOUR Let Maori and Pakeha work together TUESDAY: 3.22am & 3.53pm WEDNESDAY: 3.15am & 4.50pm THURSDAY: 5.12am & 5.50pm There has never been a bet- rhetoric, but seriously short on people to reappraise their to pass. Let the Pakeha into FRIDAY: 6.09am & 6.51pm ter time in the history of New common sense. priorities, and ask their leaders your hearts and minds. Help Zealand than now for I believe the majority of to give them, in writing, a full the Pakeha to enjoy parts of SATURDAY: 7.07am & 6.59pm Maoridom to put aside their Maori are fundamentally kind account of all monies paid your culture such as the fasci- SUNDAY: 9.02am & 9.38pm perceived injustices, mistrust, hearted, law abiding and gener- under the terms of the Treaty of nating and majestic kapa haka, MONDAY: 9.58am & 10.29pm vindictiveness and lack of co- ous people who love their land Waitangi—Iamwilling to bet and the elegance and expertise operation with the Pakeha as the Pakeha do, but sadly no such account can be pro- of the long and short poi. New Season people, who are not responsible have been woefully misguided duced. Some on the Treaty I would like to see Maori and for many Maori misfortunes by others who have given them ‘gravy train’ drive around in Pakeha come together in a Waders and lack of achievements and grandiose ides of a separate expensive cars, while Maori spirit of fellowship, trust and are certainly not adversaries of sovereignty and government, children are going to school goodwill. Special Rubber the Maori people as a whole. which is totally impractical in without breakfast. Let brotherly love and The real enemy of Maori are today’s society. I would respect- So Mr and Mrs Maori, I urge respect rule the day, so we can Soled Trout contained within their own fully suggest Maoridom advise all of you to disregard the all enjoy before it is too late, the Fishing Boots ranks. These false leaders and all these dissatisfied hecklers to constant verbal diarrhoea of uniqueness of the land of the advisers are all racial go and get lost. those of your people who seek to long white cloud. dissidents, all of whom are long As a ‘new chum’ of 42 years make you empty promises and GEORGE TURNER on race hating inflammatory standing, I urge the Maori aspirations which will not come Abridged

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The Government has abandoned roses for TA vowed to fight proposed Government its commitment to lifelong learning and Phone Office / Classifieds (07) 871 5151 cuts to night classes. more than 200,000 learners are the Office Hours: 8.00am to 5.00pm President Maryke Fordyce, says feel- losers.’’ What great news ings were running high at an emer- The group is organising a nation- that the new proposed gency meeting in Wellington last week. wide petition, a postcard protest to supermarket has got Co-ordinators and school principals Parliament, an email campaign and a the go ahead, and more Manager: Alan Price from around the country spent the day range of locally-driven initiatives. particularly that eye- Editor: Grant Johnston developing a strategy aimed at getting Co-ordinators around the country sore section will now be the National-led Government to will be making appointments with their cleaned up. Reporters: Colin Thorsen, Dean Taylor, Cathy Asplin reinstate funding to night classes. local MPs to make them aware of the The Board knows Editorial a/hrs number: 871 9896 As a consequence a nationwide cam- implications of the removal of the how tolerant and paign Stop Night Class Cuts is now funding. patient you have been Fax number: (07) 871 3697 underway. ‘‘We are already being overwhelmed over this project Email: [email protected] Ms Fordyce is calling on communi- by expressions of support for our because of all the phone ties around the country to get in behind campaign and concern about the cut,’’ calls made and letters Advertising Representatives: the collective action to save more than Ms Fordyce says. sent to us. Heather Andrew, Dorinda Courtney 100 years of adult learning in schools. ‘‘We strongly urge all New Zea- We have asked on ‘‘Schools are still reeling after the landers who value life-long learning to many occasions that CFP Fax number: (07) 871 3675 Budget announcement which axed all lobby their MPs and join our fight to the site be cleared to an HAZEL BARNES, Com- Email: [email protected] funding for night classes from 2010. We save night classes.’’ acceptable level of tidi- munity board councillor. are only now realising the full For more information go to ness, because it is at the 6912557AA implications of a decision that was www.stopnightclasscuts.org.nz. entranceway to our town. Maybe now we will see some progress. Board member Marcus Gower has been floating the idea of a Sister City relationship with Portland, Oregon, USA. It seems residents of Portland have asked for this relationship, because they are HI PETER GLIDDEN HERE considered to be the rose capital of Oregon and they have noticed that we are known as Rosetown Te Awamutu. The Board has asked that the idea be investigated further. We had an extremely interesting presentation from our new marketing and communications manager. Brian Aspin gave the Board an overview of his new team, their priorities and the desire for consultation as an intended way of working. The Board gave feedback and ideas and look forward to working with this new department to further promote events and activities in our area. We have some outstanding events going on in Te Awamutu, Kihikihi and Kakepuku which could be promoted more to entice folk to come and visit and stay in our area. Because most of these events are run by volunteers on tight budgets, there has not been enough time to think about the promotion of our area and what else visitors might like to do while they are here. We frequently get letters from residents asking INNOVA MUDGEAR TYRES us to do something about speeding cars and situations that should have been reported to the police in the first instance. +GST Te Awamutu Police have a good working ONLY relationship both with Council and the Board and, if $$333333 you have reported any offences to them, something can be done should the problem require a co- ordinated approach. For this process to be activated the Police need your complaint first. The new temporary seats are in place in Alexandra Street. What we want you to do is give us your views on whether they are in the right place. We will then make a good decision on placing the permanent seating when the upgrade of the street happens. We particularly want to hear from our senior citizens, disabled, and family users to make sure we get it right. The Board is again trying to get the agapanthus removed from around our pedestrian crossings to enhance safety, both for foot and road traffic. Visibility is an issue when the plants are at full height and doesn’t it look ugly when the flower heads are chopped off to reduce the height? What are they growing for if not for their flowers? We know the upgrade is coming soon but this issue needs to be addressed before the new growing season for reasons of safety. Please remember your Board is here to represent you and your community. Bring your issues to our open forum at 7pm on the second Tuesday of month. AND THAT’S A FACT!!!! magnetic thermals

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PELE LOLESI PHOTOGRAPHY — 870 1101 FIRST born for Delena Torrey and Alwyn Poi is Havana Ataahua Ruahinekino Rose. She weighed 3740g at birth at Matariki Maternity Unit. Website launch will boost PELE LOLESI PHOTOGRAPHY — 870 1101 DEBORAH and Timothy Smith welcome their first child Lydia Grace. She weighed 2690g at birth at region’s volunteer ranks Waikato Women’s Hospital.

A website to help people find ‘‘Through this new website, we can voluntary work, and also to assist now offer our service of matching Council listens on fees voluntary organisations find volun- potential volunteers to organisations teers, is being launched throughout that need voluntary help, and show the Greater Waikato this week. the types of specific roles available to for new sections Set up by Volunteering Waikato, volunteers,’’ she says. which is based in Hamilton, the ‘‘We will encourage community Development Contributions levied by Waipa website service will cover communi- organisations to register with us and District Council are being increased, but not by the KIDS AT HOME ties from Te Kuiti and Tokoroa in the provide us with details of the volun- full amounts that were signalled in the draft Long are now offering south to Thames and the Coromandel tary positions they have available, and Term Council Community Plan. Peninsula in the north. at the same time we hope potential Following the submission process, which saw a 20 hours ECE The launch will help mark Volun- volunteers will also register and give number of submissions on the level of increased fees teer Awareness Week — June 14 to 20 us information on the sort of volun- proposed, Council has indicated lower increases, in — in the region, and is aimed at tary work they would like to under- some case substantially so. encouraging individuals to become take. The fee for Cambridge/Karapiro goes from $16,790 involved in volunteer work in their ‘‘Volunteers can log into the site to $18,706 (compared to a previously proposed new fee local community. and then search for work by location, of $28,655); Cambridge North from $19,283 to $21,482 It will also help voluntary organisa- position or type of organisation,’’ (instead of $47,897); Pirongia $16,998 to $18,937 tions raise their profiles in the com- Heather Kemp says. (instead of $21,750); Rural $11,340 to $12,634 (instead of munity and profile the types of volun- ‘‘It helps voluntary organisations ($16,786); Kihikihi $21,596 to $24,060 (instead of tary work they can offer. find the volunteers they need, and $25,614); Te Awamutu $23,864 to $24,105 (instead of Heather Kemp, manager of gives volunteers a choice of voluntary $24,605). Volunteering Waikato, says that until positions.’’ Kay Carter, branch manager of CKL Surveying, now the organisation has focused on The website can be found at said the reduction to proposed fees would be Hamilton and nearby towns. www.volunteeringwaikato.org.nz welcomed, given the current economic climate. 6865868AA

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Scown played in all ment outright after I shot Stevanon 84 in the first three rounds, while Julie 77 and Sylvia shot 80 net qualifying round at Wai- Fonterra Business Luncehon Stevanon and Sylvia at Stewart Alexander. tomo. Gooch represented the ‘‘Fortunately for us, The weekday pennant club in the first and the scoring was poor was contested in three Our dairy industry - what the future holds second rounds respec- right across the field that sections — the overall tively. day. I couldn’t believe my pennant (teams of four), An ecstatic Scown ears when they told us we won by Morrinsville, the says the win feels surreal. had qualified, thankfully silver division only and JOHN IS A LOCAL TE AWAMUTU FARMER AND WILL BRING A PERSPECTIVE ‘‘I didn’t think we’d most of the scores were in bronze division only RELEVANT TO TE AWAMUTU. HE WILL BE DISCUSSING: even qualify for the final the 80 nets.’’ (teams of two), won by let alone win the tourna- Scown shot 74 and Horsham Downs. · Projections for the next three seasons for Fonterra and the implications for NZ rural towns · Innovations and ground-breaking global projects Ex club champ Watts · How small rural towns can attract and retain spending of the dairy farming sector. wins Pirongia open

Club captain Tynne Watts shot the Duncan 35. FRIDAY, 19 JUNE 2009 day’s best gross round of 77 in The Intermediate men’s field was Pirongia Golf Club’s open tourna- headed by D. Strawbridge with 68 net TIME: 12pm-2pm ment. and M. Berntsen with 41 stableford, The former club champion also from G. Russo, S. Ryburn 39, P. Pitcon, VENUE: Elevations Restaurant took out the senior men’s net, as well J. Dunn 38, M. Barkley, B. Kiddie 37 as the longest drive. and K. Bardsley, C. McKellow 36. RSVP: The eagerly awaited annual open Heading the junior men were C. Wednesday 16 June event was contested in ideal winter White with 68 net and G. Charteris Booking and pre-payment essential conditions for golf, helping attract 81 with 41 stableford, from D. Boyle 39, G. starters. Tocker, T. Moke, E. Mitchell, T. Guest Speaker COST: $45 per person Chris White and David Charlesworth 38, D. Peryer, R. Scown, Strawbridge deadheated for best over- K. Nickson, P. Ryan, B. Cavey, B. (Chamber members: $35pp) all net, both returning 68. Blackwood 37 and B. Duffy 36. John Wilson Overall stableford honours were Jude Couch topped the ladies’ field (Fonterra shareholders/suppliers $35pp) shared by Max Berntsen and Graham with 72 net. Director, Fonterra Ltd Includes 2-course light lunch Charteris with 41 points apiece. The leading ladies’ stableford Berntsen featured prominently in scorers were Addy Nieremeijer, the the prizegiving, also taking out long- ultra consistent Denise Goile, both TO BOOK: est drive and one of the nearest the pin with 35 points, T. Cavey 34, K. Kanters competitions. and A. Vaile 33. Goile has made quite

6909817AA PHONE 871 8125 The best performed senior men an impact in a relatively short time were T. Watts with his 77 gross, A. since taking up the sport. OR ONLINE AT: Johnston 70 net, and G. MacIntyre 38 Longest drive winners were T. stableford b/l, from M. Eyre, J. Watts, M. Berntsen, B. Mills and D. [email protected] Staples, K. McFarlane, G. Bowman, B. Goile. Nearest the pin were W. Fox, M. Crombie 36, J. Yeeles, B. Fox and A. Berntsen and B. Mills. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2009 13 6909872AA Willie Winit Waipa bound

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TE AWAMUTU SPORTS BOXING CLUB presents Talk about a blow out ... Sports compete until final quarter capitulation BOXING Ecolab Te Awamutu scoreline. Sports’ inability to last Right on the break the distance against the Tech added another try top sides in Waikato through Tyrone Child to TOURNAMENT premier rugby was again end a see-sawing half dramatically exposed by leading 27-15. Te Awamutu Sports Recreation Fraser Tech. Sports had a dream The final scoreline of start to the second half Club, Albert Park Road 77-30 was staggering con- when Tech failed to sidering Sports were still gather the kickoff and right in the game trailing second-five Josh Harris SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2PM only 27-23 with 20 latched onto the loose minutes to play. ball, broke up-field and Tech turned up the linked up with his out- Lightweights through to Heavyweights heat at Elliott Park in side backs to send Admission: $10 Adult, $5 Children Hamilton, blowing Tuibua in for his second Sports away in the final try. Further enquiries ph Don 027 295 5559 quarter — just as Hamil- Sports kept the pres-

6917875AA ton Marist had done in sure on Tech and were the last 10 minutes, seven awarded a penalty. Wing days earlier at Albert Ryan Meacheam Park in Te Awamutu. converted the long-range RUGBY Using their large, penalty to get his team powerful backs, Tech ran within four points of the in eight unanswered home team, 27-23. DRAW tries in the final quarter. Tech then unleashed a Sports did have the stunning display of skil- SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2009 last say when Fijian wing ful running rugby, par- Inoke Tuibua broke ticularly by their potent 6th Grade tackles out wide and backline, to bury their TAS Sharks v TAS Leopards, ALBERT 5 10am; linked up with fellow opponents. Second half Ohaupo v Korakonui, OHAUPO 1A 11am; winger Ryan Meacheam, tries went to Nattrass (2), TAS Bears v TAS Panthers, ALBERT 6 10am; who scored behind the Henry (2), Te Puke, Brad PIR Black v PIR White, PIRONGIA 2B 11am. posts to give Sports a four Mitchell, Dominiko try bonus point. Waqaniburohu and 7th Grade Peter Bain reports Nathan Lamb. TAS Lions v KIHI Rascals, ALBERT 5 11am; that it wasn’t all one-way For Sports, Tuibua TAS Cats v TAS Tigers, ALBERT 6 11am; traffic for Tech. Sports was in outstanding form, matched their opponents proving a handful every PIR White v Marist, PIRONGIA 2A 10am; for much of the first half. time in possession. Up PIR Black – Bye. Tech opened the scor- CFP front, the front row of 8th Grade ing with a try to Maru NATHAN WHITE re-emphasised his credentials for Waikato’s NPC Kieran Ramage, Adrian TAS Bulldogs v Pirongia, ALBERT 3A 11am; Henry, but Sports replied campaign with a strong display for Te Awamutu Sports on Saturday, until Tucker and Nathan immediately from the subbed after 60 minutes. White battled away all OHAU Yellow v TAS Eagles, OHAUPO 1B 9am; restart, gathering the day, with White getting TAS Falcons v TAS Wildcats, ALBERT 3B 10am; OHAU kickoff and sending the converted Trent Nattrass Again Tech increased take scrums instead. through 60 minutes after Black v KORA Cougars, OHAUPO 1B 11am; KORA ball wide for Tuibua to try and a penalty to open their lead with an Aiden The constant pressure a long injury lay-off. Wolves – Bye. score the first of his two up a 17-5 lead, before Te Puke try. finally paid off when Eighth placed Sports’ 9th Grade tries. Waylon Tangohau Sports had the chance Tangohau stepped inside next match is at home to Tech added a further landed a penalty for to add points through his opposite to score sixth placed Morrinsville Pirongia v TAS Knights, PIRONGIA 2A 11am; 10 points through a Sports. penalties but elected to under the posts for a 22-15 Sports. Marist v Kihikihi, MARIST 1A 11am; Ohaupo v TAS Broncos, OHAUPO 1A 9am. 10th Grade TAS Bombers v PIR White, ALBERT 4B 11am; TAS Rockets v TAS Jets, ALBERT 4A 11am; TAS Gunners v PIR Black, ALBERT 3B 11am. 11TH, 12TH & 13TH GRADES SEE YOUR COACH FOR DETAILS. NETBALL DRAW SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2009 9.00: Comrades Juniors V TAS Paul Kay Dental, TAC Red V TAI Stormers, RSN ICB V Shiloh Rua, TAS Gyde Wansbone V Pirongia FIL, TAS Kelly and Bryant V Pirongia Meat Eaters Old Girls, TAPS Vetent Groovy Kids V Pirongia Flyers. 9.50: TAC Best Boys V TAS Spartanz, TAI Golden Bullets V Pirongia Macs Meat Stormers, St Pats Blue V TAI Flames, TAC 10A V Te Taumata ki Parawera, TAPS Elevations Super Stars V St Pats Silver. 10.40: St Pats Social V Marist Green, Pirongia Ray White Troopers V TAI Purky Naanas, COGs Zone V TAC Senior B, TAS Originalz V Marist Fresh Choice, TAS ASB V AI, TAPS Colourplus Chocoholics V Te Pahu Service Centre Strikers. 11.30: TAColl OCK V Marist Misﬁ ts, Paterangi Comrades V TAS Tweenies, TAS Pythons V TAS Tornados, Comrades Social V COGs Supreme, Pukeatua Magic V Pekerau Pandas. 12.20: TAC Team Kool V Marist Kautamata, TAPS Kelly and Bryant Pumas V TAPS Mini Devils, TAS Ecolab V Tigers Royale, TAI Hot Chocs V TAI Gorgeous Warriors, TAS Corboy Earthmovers V Shiloh, St Pats Green V Pirongia Stars. 1.10: TAC 10B V TAS Soldiers, St Pats Red V TAI Burples, Sacred Heart Girls College V TAS MBar, Pirongia AMP V TAC 9A, Korokuni Cats V Nominated Future Fern Team. Shell Service 2.00: TAS Dawn til Dusk V TAS Social, TAS Mini Magic Station V TAI Dubz Up, RSN Fairview Windows and Doors V Sloane Street TAS Guthrie Bowron, Pekerau Piranhas V Pokuru Poppies, TAC 9B V Pirongia RD1. V.E. Vets X STIHL Shop We’re local Te Awamutu www.stihlshop.co.nz EXECUTIVE ON DUTY: CORRINA HEKE Thru Drive and we are here DUTY TEAMS: CONTROL ROOM: TAC SENIOR A Chris Wright Dave Wallace B & C DUTY TEAMS: PIRONGIA AMP, TAI BURPLES STIHL SHOP ™ Ace Lawnmowers 6908579AA 494 Sloane St, Te Awamutu Phone 07 871 6134 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2009 15 Two NZ titles for Marist pullers 6908733AA Club retains national power pulling supremacy

St Patrick’s Parish Hall transformed from the ‘Sound of Music’ to full on grunting and groaning last Saturday *Conditions when the New Zealand Apply Power Pulling Champion- ships rocked into town. Teams from Gisborne, Kawerau, Hastings, Kio Kio and Rotorua were gunning for national titles, along with the host Ph Noeline club Te Awamutu Marist, or Darren For a who entered five teams in FREE Measure & quote the eight grades on offer. Te Awamutu Marist COLLINS far exceeded Local roots mean more expectations, showering Cnr Bond & Benson Rd, Te Awamutu, Phone 870 1091 themselves with two golds and three silvers, as well as defending their DO YOU STRUGGLE title as the top club in the country by winning the TO GET OUT OF YOUR CHAIR 1903 Labour Day Cup. Marist president, Bill Recline in comfort Greenbank says he could not have been more Have a sleep if you wish proud of the club’s per- TC160609CT02 Avoid the battle of trying to stand up formance. MARIST’S potent young power pullers, from left, Richard Peehikuru (15), NZ rep, NZ individual men’s Let the chair do it for you ‘‘I’m absolutely under-65kg champion; Rikki-Lee Falconer (15), NZ rep, and Sean Gibbons-Goodhew, all of Te Easy to use one button control delighted with what the Awamutu College, with trophies won at the national championships. The choice of ﬁ ve fabric colours club achieved. Everyone had to dig deep after the final. The men’s middle- of Bill Greenbank (Skip), representative team. Two year warranties performing poorly at the Marist then pulled off weight team of Liz Liz Peehikuru, Tegan ‘‘It is great to see our Only $1,399 lead-up tournament. It another upset beating Peehikuru (Skip), Rob McGregor, Kath club making the national was a courageous effort Rotorua in the secondary Signal, Eric Henry, Matt Saunders, Karla Ohio and teams. It goes to show allround. schools’ middleweight Van Grootel, Alan Nancy Greenbank beat how competitive we are ‘‘The pulls were grade with their team of Francis and David Gisborne to advance to in Power Pulling as a intense and nail biting, Richard Peehikuru, Peehikuru were runners- the final against much club,’’ says Greenbank. with every single contest Korey Greenbank, Riki up to Hastings Western heavier Waikato rivals, Peehikuru and Lee- going to the wire.’’ Lee Falconer, Sean Suburbs; the secondary Kio Kio United Sports. Falconer will be part of a The Marist men’s Gibbons Goodhew and school lightweight line- Marist’s day was touring party visiting lightweight team of David Joel Francis, skipped by up of Bill Greenbank capped by Richard schools and showcasing Peehikuru, Liz David Peehikuru. (skip), Thomas Riley, Peehikuru and Rikki Lee- the sport nationwide. Peehikuru, Matt Silver medals were Eric Henry, Richard Falconer being named as They are looking forward Vangrootel, Baba Green taken out by the Marist Peehikuru, Korey New Zealand Secondary to the experience, saying and Scott Signal, skipped ladies’ open, secondary Greenbank and Scott Sig- Schools’ representatives it will give them an by Bill Greenbank, school lightweight and nal were runners-up to and Bill Greenbank and opportunity to promote caused an upset crushing men’s middleweight Rotorua, and the ladies’ Liz Peehikuru making and talk passionately Cnr Pembroke & Palmerston Sts, Hamilton favourites Kawerau in teams. openweight combination the Northern Region about their sport. 6908725AA www.walkonwheels.co.nz ph 0800 66 67 68

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Public Notices Public Notices Personal Tenders PHONE James Parlane, CONTINUING Solicitor, 870-4991. FORMAL NOTICES TE AWAMUTU HOUSE ROSE SOCIETY EDUCATION PSYCHIC tarot and for sale PRUNING Wednesday, June 17 numerology readings. Phone 871-5545. DEMONSTRATION 10.00am by tender Acknowledgements Workingmens Club 7 Merrins Ave Deaths Saturday, June 16 Gracelands WALKER - John Keith. STANLEY - Josephine at 1.00pm Speaker: Lost and Found OTOROHANGA Heather and family Te-Awhina. On June Ashley Reid Te Awamutu Rose Group of Services FLUFFY black and white The Estate of sincerely thank 12, 2009 peacefully at Gardens, Gorst Returning Officer CR Brown offers everyone for the love Ashburton Hospital. cat, Kakepuku Road area, Avenue would like to thank all those who Democracy In Action very friendly. 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Please phone 871-2830. obtain a tender flowers, cards, baking, of Mary-Ann and Bo PUBLIC NOTICE phone calls and also Ratima, and the late 1989 From the Board and staff of Gracelands. form, phone Section 31(3) (027) 256-0999. hospital visits, which Rangi Stanley, and Jasbir Singh, 413 have been appreciated loved nana of BJ, Sale of Liquor Act Tenders close by us all. Please accept Boshna, Bonyza, Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu, own- 1989 4.00pm on this personal message Kevin, Johnny, July 14,2009. as some addresses are Kahurangi, and er/manager has made TE AWAMUTU Mavana Holdings unknown. Mereanea, and loving application to the Limited, PO Box partner of Brian. FISH AND GAME INC Waipa District Li- 9028, Tauranga Messages to PO Box 3142, has made appli- 472, Ashburton. A censing Agency at Te service to celebrate Annual Tree Distribution Day cation to the District Personal Awamutu for the re- Licensing Agency at Deaths Josephine’s life will be newal of Section 18(4) Sunday, June 21 - 9.00am held at Our Chapel, P. Shaw Property Waipa for the grant- MANDENO - George cnr East and Cox On Licence in respect ing of an Off-Licence Crawford [NZ Army Streets, Ashburton of premises situated Paterangi Road, opposite school. WWII Corporal 2NZEF in respect of premis- this day (Tuesday) at 413 Alexandra es situated at 1 Vaile REGT.No.1318]. commencing at 1.30pm Please supply a sack or large Peacefully on June Street,Te Awamutu bag for tree transportation. Street, Te Awamutu, followed by private and known as Super 14th, 2009 in his 94th cremation. Paterson’s and known as Indian 6916380AA year. Loved husband Our club is a non-profi t association Liquor Te Awamutu. Funeral Services, Palace. and appreciates all generous of Mary and the late FDANZ, Ashburton. Enid. Loved father and The general nature donations for these trees. The general nature Uncle George of Bruce of the business to be of the business to be WALLACE - Leo. Aged Johns Spence - Treasurer - 871-7711 conducted under the and Pat, Max and Di, conducted under the TE AWAMUTU FISH AND GAME ASSN INC Mandy and the late Ian 78. As the result of an licence is Restaurant. licence is a liquor Reid, John and Jan, accident June 14th, wholesaler. 2009. Husband of the The days on which Peter and Jan, and and the hours during Helen and Donald late Joy; father of The days on which Spiers and their Sherryl and Eddie, which liquor is intend- and the hours during families. Grateful Beverley and Stephen, ed to be sold under the which liquor is intend- thanks to Windsor Brian and Trish; licence are: Monday ed to be sold under the Court for their loving grandpa of Alex, to Sunday 11.00am - Te Awamutu College licence are: Monday care. A service for Emily, Lauren, Adam, 11.00pm. to Sunday 9.00am - Sarah, Kelly and Pânui George will be held at The application may 11.00pm. St Andrew’s Hayley. Dearly loved Presbyterian Church, and very sadly missed. be inspected during The application may Stock Auctions 80 Mutu Street, Te ordinary work hours Nau mai, Haere mai be inspected during Awamutu, on at the offi ce of the ordinary offi ce hours Wednesday June 17th Waipa District Coun- Whanau Group Hui at the offi ces of the at 11.00am followed by cil, District Licensing When: Thursday, June 18 Waipa District Licens- a private cremation. Agency, Bank Street, ing Agency, Coun- All communications to Te Awamutu. Where: Otawhao Marae the Mandeno Family, Time: 6.00pm cil Offi ce, 101 Bank Any person who is en- Street, Te Awamutu. C/- PO Box 137, Te Purpose: Awamutu please. Te titled to object and who • Mihi Any person who is Awamutu Funeral wishes to object to the entitled to object and Services FDANZ. Meetings grant of application • Kapa Haka Performance • To celebrate leadership by our Maori students (Kia Tu who wishes to object may, not later than 10 to the granting of this working days after the Leadership Programme) CLIMAX • To hear Whanau voice about our Draft Vision and application may, not date of the fi rst publi- later than 10 working NEPSON - Lindsay Nepe cation of notice of the Values Statements: Toiwhare. Passed away 1317 TRUST • What do we want for our students while days after the date of application in a news- the fi rst publication of June 10th, 2009 at ANNUAL GENERAL they are at school? Melbourne Hospital paper in accordance this notice, fi le a no- MEETING with the Act, fi le a no- • What do we want our students to have suddenly. Dearly loved Wednesday achieved by the time they leave school? tice in writing of the little big brother of tice in writing of the objection with the Sec- Kahuwhariki (Lulu). July 8, 2009 objection with the Sec- 6910202AA Please come along. 5:15pm at retary of the District Cherished uncle of retary of the District Your voice is really important to us. Licensing Agency at Cherie and Andrew, Russell Easton Ltd’s Licensing Agency at and Chavon and grand Office. Light refreshments provided. Private Bag 2402, Te Waipa District Coun- Awamutu 3840. uncle of Boy Rokopa, All interested cil, Private Bag 2402, Tony Membery (Principal) Te Ao Marama, are welcome. Te Awamutu 3840. Clare Ravenscroft (Te Kotahitanga Lead Facilitator) This is the second pub- Keanu, Orliyah and Russell Easton lication of this notice. Calais. Sleep tight Chairperson This is the fi rst publi- Chappy in the arms of cation of this notice. 6901355AA our Lord. 6916397AA PIRONGIA HISTORIC OSBORNE - Phyllis VISITOR CENTRE Mary. (Formerly Goodrick) nee Knap. Te Whare Taonga O Ngaa Rohe O Arekahanara June 13, 2009 in her 82nd year. Peacefully invites members of the public to their at her home, ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING surrounded by her family. Much loved held at the Centre, 798 Franklin Street, wife of JF (Jim) and the late Steve. Dearly (opposite Pirongia Village Cafe) loved mother and Tuesday, June 23, 2009, 7.30pm CAPACITY FRIESIAN HERD mother-in-law of GUEST SPEAKER: Thursday June 18, 11.30am start Glenys and Roger, Heather Garrett Te Awamutu Saleyards Margaret; and the Late “Johnny Cowell and “Homewood”, A/C Kilkenny Trust Mark, Peter, Pauline his home at Te Rore” and Matthew, Heather 250 Frn in Calf cows and Phil. Stepmother All Welcome of Neville, Jenny, and 6917343AA 45 Frn in Calf Heifers Maree. Loved grand- Herd calving August 1 to Ambreed Frn bulls, eight mother of 10, great weeks, tailed Hfd bull. Cows scanned in calf and grandmother of two. A AROHENA service for Phyllis will to calve no later than October 15. Herd produced be held at St Paul’s PLAYCENTRE 98,000 MS (392MS per cow) last season, peak- Presbyterian Church, ing 39 litres, Ave SCC 200. Herd dry cow treated Mulgan Street, Cepravin, lepto vac, ivomec, selenium and B12. Katikati on Thursday, June 18 at 1.00pm, RESCHEDULED MEETING EBL free, TB 10. Heifers in calf to Jsy bull calving followed by private August 1. burial. In lieu of We now have the New Zealand Playcentre Federation Property Convenor joining us for this meeting. Vendor has decided to retire from dairying, owned flowers, donations herd for 15 years. Ambreed bred, herd recorded preferred to Katikati Sunday June 21, 10.30am at Arohena Playcentre. St John’s Ambulance. until three years ago, no records available on sale Past, present and future members are

Communication for 6917035AA 6915615AA day. Cows in excellent condition. the Osborne family c/- all encouraged to attend. Further Enquiries PO Box 8139 Tauranga. Stu Ward (027) 592-7542 or (07) 332-2622 Legacy Funerals. Your playcentre is in danger of closing. 18 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2009 Firewood Vehicles Wanted To Let Property & Home Employment Wanted Employment Vacancies Maintenance BRICKLAYER available, FIREWOOD competitive rates, bricks, 5m3 - $160, 10m3 - $290 blocks etc, also solid plas- delivered. Phone (07) 0800 CLARKE’S tering. Ring Bevan (027) MANUKA HEALTH 873-9190 evenings, mobile 440-1937. (021) 617-349. 4 DEAD CARPET NEW ZEALAND LIMITED SPLIT CARS TO LET CLEANING FENCING Excellent three bedroom home - For your carpet and FARM - Residential - Life- FIREWOOD - $85/m3 for 0800 43 32 32 upholstery cleaning.

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Solutions, (0800) DRY A TRUCKS & SCRAPMETAL Two bedroom homes - (027) 280-0790 teed. Phone (07) 827-1849 WOOD. Manuka Health NZ Ltd is a rapidly growing, glo- CASH PAID/FREE PICKUP three to choose from, available now. or 871-4930 or mobile (027) 473-0001. For Sale Ph/Txt Andy: $220 p/wk. We aim to please bal supplier of natural health products. If you wish to ANDREW CROWLEY Contact Murray Wallis work in this environment reporting to the Chief BATTERY 027 453 7637 871-7726 or (027) 438-0126 Financial Financial Ofﬁ cer then we are looking for a person NEAR new heavy duty B.S.F.N. MREINZ who has: car battery, cost $180 - sell for $90. Phone 870-4154. CARAVANS and cabins Computer Services MORTGAGE • Experience in Accounts Receivables, Payables, for rent, from $35 p/wk, and Payroll For Sale Under $50 one month special. Phone BROKER Need help? (027) 499-8733. PC PROBLEMS? • The ability to work independently to meet deadlines DEEP freezer 20ft3, suit- A1 Service Member of: NO fix, no fee, local IT Phone: (07) 871-3176 • Shown initiative to make improvements to their able storage, free. Phone Wanted - NEW one bedroom $150 professional available for 6504477AA 871-4392. NZMBA organisation DEAD CARS p/wk. Phone (021) 838-145 on site repairs, upgrades FRYPAN Zip electric $15. and trouble shooting, PC Phone Christine NEW three bedroom Employment • A structured and organised approach to their work Phone 870-2132. Best Dollars and laptop sales, no call 871-3176 home, double internal out fees for help, Phone (021) 545-302 Vacancies If you have this experience and attributes access garage, ensuite, Pets Matt (027) 515-6996 or heat pump etc, fully AN immediate start, cus- we would love to meet you. 870-3038. LABRADOR pup, one yel- landscaped and fenced ADVERTISING tomer services/phone low bitch, nine weeks old. for privacy, $360 p/wk. Gardening & is a great way to workers at home, up to Please apply in writing with CV to: Phone (07) 873-0665. Phone (021) 913-856. inform your $500-$3000 part time/full Financial Controller Get that car outa there Landscaping customers/clients time. Phone (08) 327-6157. Photography ON-SITE caravan, suit about your business. Manuka Health New Zealand Ltd single person, rural $100 Phone us today and PO Box 25

GARDENER 6912607AA FEATURE p/w including power. RON Elder for all your speak to one of our CATERER TE AWAMUTU PHOTOGRAPHY, babies, Phone 871-1818 or (021) garden maintenance. friendly team at Te Phone 870-2200 163-9883. Awamutu Courier. Applications close Thursday, June 25, 2009 toddlers and family Phone 871-4282 or (021) for Friday and portraits available, http:/ Te Awamutu or Phone 871-5151 PIRONGIA four bedroom 254-5875. Saturday Nights, /featurephotos.blogspot Crusader Meats New Zealand Ltd (0800) CAR DUMP executive home, two at Kawhia Angling .com . Phone Jo, 871-7696. 6136317AA lounges, ensuite, office, TREE CARE Trade Services and Boating Club. GROUNDZONE PAYROLL CLERK Wanted to close to school and Tree BRIAN Krippner build- Contracted amenities $400 p/wk. Care. Tree work by quali- Buy / Exchange ing, Adv trade qualified, or hourly rate. Crusader Meats New Zealand Ltd, a progressive Phone (021) 633-211. fied and experienced alterations and For Lease aborists. Professional additions, maintenance, Contact Lou Meat Processing and Export Company seeks a FREEZERS PIRONGIA four bedroom and friendly service from 871-0027 COMMERCIAL workshop expol/pink batts, no job motivated Payroll Clerk with a proven track record house, double garage, a Waipa company. Phone WANTED. Phone Second- 120m2 with to small. Phone (027) to work at our operation located at Bennydale, private large section, Nathan Hughes 823-8183 hand World : 870-1076. accompanying three bed- 255-5753 or 870-6462. pets ok, $300 p/wk. Phone or (027) 266-8811 40 kms south east of Te Kuiti, responsible for the Cars for Sale room house, Pirongia. (029) 200-3666. payroll of 150 staff. Phone (021) 142-0655. Hire Services CAR PROBLEMS SONATA 1998 mags $1500. TWO bedroom house, HOW convenient is this? The successful applicant will be; Phone 871-1818 or (021) with garage, heat pump, Tyre and Tune Centre • Well organised and able to meet deadlines. 163-9883. no dogs, $200 p/wk. MARQUEE HIRE tyres, WOF, servicing, all Do you require Phone 871-4373. TOP quality, all new mechanical work under newsprint paper? • A self starter and able to work unsupervised. Stock Auctions marquees, tables, chairs, one roof, 21 Bond Road. • Computer knowledgeable including spread TO LET lighting, for all occa- Phone 871-3267. We sell roll ends sions. Phone 871-6735 or of newsprint. sheet skills. (021) 173-9021. CARPENTER looking for Accuracy is essential, communication skills a must. *Four Bedrooms any small jobs around Available from our office; View to rotating with other ofﬁ ce roles in the future, Cambridge Rd, Tamahere Property & Home the home. Please phone 336 Alexandra Street. this is an outstanding opportunity to further develop Double Garage Maintenance Peter 871-7323. Phone 871-5151 CHIMNEY, clean, repairs, general administration skills in a supportive team $450 per week WATERBLASTING - parts. Phone Andrew TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE Phone Ultra Clean environment. Park Rd - Double Garage Taylor, 871-5351 or 871-6662 today! Please apply in writing enclosing your CV to: Thursday, June 18 - 11.00am $290 per week 871-4244. WINDOWS cleaned by the 6911406AA Human Resource Manager Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, *Three Bedrooms experts. Phone Ultra DIGGER 7 TON Crusader Meats NZ Ltd 6915695AA Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Clean 871-6662. Employment Colgan St $70p/h - Bobcat - 6x4 RD 7, Te Kuiti Sale Comprising: One plus Garaging CARPET tipper - Auger. Phone Vacancies Email: [email protected] 11.00 am Prime & Boners $285 per week Craig (07) 823-6427 or CLEANING (027) 283-9911. 10 Fat Cattle Cambridge Rd 150 Boners Single Garage IICRC Approved 11.30 am Dairies $290 per week BOBCAT 250 Frn in calf cows Ohaupo Rd - Single Garage Owner 45 Frn in calf heifers erat $290 per week Op or See Seperate Advertisement Cucksey Cr - Single Garage Trevor Store Cattle $260 per week Peters 5 Potter Bulls

6151516AA-08-04-17 ULTRA CLEAN 10 2 yr str & hfrs Leith St - Carport 027 515 6519 $280 per week 30 ylg beef x strs & hfrs Phone 871-6662 07 871 1971

*Refs required for all rentals 6151460AA-08-04-17 30 wnr beef x strs & hfrs or (027) 498-4465 For further information: Rosetown Bobcat Ltd 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves Phone or text 60 Four day calves Karen Voss 6917559AA 20 Prime Lambs Ofﬁ ce: 871-7189 DRAINAGE 30 Store Lambs Mob: (027) 205-1925 Exterior Cleaning, Moss, No job too big All enquiries to: Mould and Algae, Houses, or too small - Roofs, Driveways, Cobbles Chris Ryan 871-3313 or (027) 243-1078 etc, also External Fly and WE DO IT ALL!

Andrew Reyland 871-3316 or (027) 223-7092 Spider Repellent. Phone 870-6244 or 6917029AA Peter Cain 871-3580 or (027) 493-3808 Ask about our worry free Colin (027) 498-9022 Andy Transom 870-6059 or (027) 596-5142 ‘keep it clean’ all year round programme. Livestock and Poultry For your Free quote HANDY MILK wanted, all surplus Phone for calves. Phone Deb (0800) GO SOFTWASH MAN Kirkham: 871-4815 or (0800) 467-638 (027) 490-1007. Affordable rates

6150926AA-08-04-22 Fax : (07) 848-1702 PIGS, weaner pigs, large a/h Tui : 871- 7205 Phone 871-4072 CALF BEDDING white, eight weeks $70 offi [email protected] or (021) 214-1876 each. Phone (07) 856-9682, www.softwash.co.nz (027) 223-9989. Exclusive All Exterior Cleaning suppliers of this quality animal bedding. Johnny Nelson MEATEATER Clean and untreated. WASHBRIGHT HOMEKILLS LTD Stock available now! Cleaning Specialist Killing and Also Hay, Baleage and PK at great rates (operating for 14 years) processing MOSS, ALGAE, Phone (07) 873-2807 Phone 871-9995 6887507AA LICHEN TREATMENT Low Pressure BONER COWS WANTED Colorsteel Roof spray, Tiles and PLUMBING Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment Decromastic AFFORDABLERATES Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Rotary clean, pavers, Also empty heifers and potter bulls driveways and footpaths Phone Colin Commercial buildings Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 (027) 498-9022 Phone (027) 476-3347 or 870-6244 anytime Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (027) 492-5080 6862528AA or 871-7389 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2009 19 Employment Vacancies Employment Vacancies HAIRDRESSER Senior Stylist Required ATTENDANCE Must have trade certifi cate - age no problem. Hours are Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, OFFICER and Saturday morning. We specialise in cutting and colouring. Start Date: July 20, 2009 Applicant must be a good cutter Hours: 9.00am - 3.00pm and able to do foils etc. We are looking for a person with a high level of $20 per hour to suitable applicant. ability to communicate effectively in both oral and This is a great fun, friendly shop. written form with a diverse range of individuals, Phone (021) 158-5558 cultures and groups. They will work with schools 6901081AA in the Te Awamutu District and be based at Te Awamutu College. The successful applicant must: Te Awamutu • Hold a current driver’s licence. • Have sound administration skills. CADETSHIP - • Be prepared to undertake training. HOME APPLIANCE RETAIL A car is provided with this position. The position A vacancy now exists for a sales cadet. is available for the remainder of 2009 and its continuation is dependent on continued Ministry of Selectrix has a proven reputation of providing Education funding. excellent training and a commitment to promote internally whenever possible. Please send your CV and a letter of application to: Full training will be given, including management Te Awamutu College, PO Box 369, Te Awamutu and personal development. 3840 or email [email protected] by Monday, June 29, 2009. Good academic qualifi cations would be an advantage. 6909457AA However, of importance will be an attitude to good working ethics, willingness to learn and the ability MOTOR VEHICLE to work with a successful team. 6912159AA Application in writing to: SALESPERSON The Manager, PO Box 342, Te Awamutu Ingham Honda Te Awamutu has an opportunity for an enthusiastic and PART TIME LIFEGUARDS motivated person to join our sales team, An exciting opportunity exists for people selling both new and used vehicles. with exceptional customer service skills, It is important that applicants are able to work as PART TIME LIFEGUARDS to demonstrate a high standard of at the Te Awamutu Events Centre. professionalism and a strong desire to succeed. We are looking for individuals who: This is an excellent opportunity for a well • Are able to deal with emergency situations presented person wishing to succeed • Have a current fi rst aid certifi cate (unit standards in vehicle sales with a progressive and 6401 & 6402) growing company. • Have the ability to work weekends/public holidays and shifts during the week. Previous experience in the motor • Have a professional attitude and a sense of fun industry is preferred. Computer skills will be an advantage. Please send your Cover letter and CV to: 6917372AA Paul Maley If you enjoy working in a team environment and recognize the quality Trust Waikato Te Awamutu Events Centre of the Honda product then please Cnr Selwyn Lane and Mahoe Street

6917047AA apply in writing to: Email: [email protected]

6915507AA Trevor Hose, Applicants must be 16 or over Ingham Honda Te Awamutu Applications close Wednesday, June 24, 2009 PO Box 458, Te Awamutu

Weekly for Thursday, June 18, 9.45am 4 TOP-RATED, BIG CINEMA 6 HIGHLY REWARDING EXPERIENCES. BEST VALUE SHOWPIECE ATTRACTIONS RIDING WITH THE ENTERTAINMENT. - ALL RECOMMENDED Women DISABLED TERMINATOR SALVATION THE GROCER’S SON, Ladies of Te Awamutu STATE OF PLAY EASY VIRTUE, TOPP TWINS ANGELS AND DEMONS LAST CHANCE HARVEY, DEFIANCE Come along we’d love to see you! A GOLD COIN DONATION and STAR TREK and BOY IN STRIPPED PYJAMAS IS APPRECIATED TO Venue: Te Awamutu Bible Chapel HELP COVER COSTS TERMINATOR SALVATION M THE GROCER’S SON M TUE 6:20, WED 8:05, Phone: Sally Shierlaw 870 2074 LICENSED CRECHE AVAILABLE TUE 6:00 & 8:10, WED 5:55 & 8:00, 6907669AA THU & FRI 6:10 & 8:20, THU & FRI 6:05, SAT 3:15 & 6:45, SAT 3:20, 5:45 & 8:05, SUN 1:15 & 4:45 VALRAY COUNTRY MUSIC PROMOTIONS PRESENTS SUN 1:20, 3:45 & 6:05 EASY VIRTUE PG Country Stars Night “GOODIES GALORE IN CRACKER TUE 8:05, WED 10:30 & 6:15, ENTERTAINMENT.” Times. THU & FRI 7:55, with International Recording Star STATE OF PLAY M SAT 1:30, 5:00 & 8:30, TUE 7:50, WED 7:30, SUN 11:30, 3:00 & 6:30 Graeme McCardle THU & FRI 7:40, SAT 5:25, SUN 3:25 with special guests TOPP TWINS M ANGELS AND DEMONS M TUE 6:10, WED 5:45, SAT 1:50, Murray McPherson (Ohawe Beach) TUE 5:45, WED 10:00 & 7:40, SUN 11:50 Barry Tinnicliff (Putaruru) THU & FRI 7:50, SAT 5:35, SUN 3:35 Jan Thompson (Huntly) BIBLE CHAPEL MAIN HALL LAST CHANCE HARVEY M STAR TREK M LAST DAYS. WED 10:15 & 6:00, Karen Hansen (Tirau) (Swarbrick Drive) Te Awamutu TUE 8:00, SAT 8:15, SUN 6:15 SAT 1:30, SUN 11:30 Bob Addison (Westie) (Te Aroha) 7.00pm Saturday 20th June Colin & C/O (Pukekohe) Adults $10 THE PROPOSAL M An excellent, harrowing true story Child (under 12) $5 THU 5:55 & 8:00, experience of bravery and survival against M.J.C. Trio FRI 10:00, 5:55 & 8:00, incredible odds. Daniel Craig stars. (Multi Award Winners) License by A.P.R.A. Tickets available from: SAT 1:40, 3:50, 6:10 & 8:25, DEFIANCE M and special appearance by Bin Inn, Te Awamutu, SUN 11:40, 1:50, 4:10 & 6:25 WED 7:50, SAT 7:55, SUN 5:55 Carleen Still (Whangarei) Ray Thurgood (07) 870 1551 NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM 2: BOY IN STRIPED PYJAMAS M 6913095AA Advert sponsored by BATTLE OF THE SMITHSONIAN PG TUE 8:20, WED 5:50, TOWN & COUNTRY PAINTERS TUE & THU 5:50, FRI 10:15 & 5:50, THU 5:45, FRI 10:30 & 5:45, SAT 3:40, SUN 1:40 LOOKING AFTER YOUR INVESTMENT SAT 1:20 & 3:30, SUN 11:20 & 1:30 SUPPORTING PROSTATE CANCER Great Shows and Best Value at the Regent - your local entertainment venue for 77 years. 20 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2009