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Changes to Climb to the top deliveries Te Awamutu Courier readers located in the districts Arborists head to international tree climbing champs of O¯ torohanga and Waikato will observe that they no longer receive a home delivery of Tuesday’s published Waipa¯Post. Waipa¯Post is now only distributed to the 20,000 households of Waipa¯District, reflecting the nature of the news content and advertisements in this publication. Readers can be assured that delivery of the weekly Te Awamutu Courier will continue as usual, and with the focus on Te Awamutu town and surrounding community. If readers from outside of Waipa¯district want to remain in touch with district news, please go to www.communitynews.co.nz to view a digital edition of Waipa¯Post in full page format, which also has features of search, filing, printing, and sharing. This site also hosts a digital edition of Te Awamutu Courier and archives of both newspapers. Time for trees Te Awamutu Fish and Game’s popular tree day is on Sunday, July 22 from 9am. Pirongia arborist Craig Wilson (right) gets in some practise for next month’s International Tree Climbing Championship with fellow The annual event gives competitor Chrissy Spence. Photo / Bethany Rolston farmers, hunters and conservationists the chance BY BETHANY ROLSTON Centre in Hamilton on a job, and the world. The competitors who score to buy trees for enhancement getting some training in while The challenge, held at Frank- the highest in the preliminary projects for wetlands, ponds, Craig Wilson climbs trees for he’s at it. lin Park in Columbus, aims to events compete in the Masters’ streams and woodlots. a living — and for fun, too. Joining him as a contractor is showcase arborists and educate Challenge championship round Next month the Pirongia arborist Chrissy Spence, who the public about professional on Sunday, August 5 for the title The nursery is on Pete and arborist, owner of Wilson Trees will also compete at next month’s tree work. of male and female world cham- Jill Shaw’s property opposite and Landscaping, hopes to be international competition after It features five preliminary pion. the Pa¯terangi Hall and named the best tree-climber in winning it last year. events which simulate work- It’s the second time Craig will school. the world. The other Kiwis taking on the related tasks when pruning and have represented New Zealand. A huge variety of trees will Craig is one of four New challenge in Ohio are arborists caring for trees. He competed in the interna- be for sale — natives, Zealanders who will compete in Stef White and James Kilpatrick. They begin on Friday, August tional finals in Florida in 2015 dogwoods, hazelnuts, crab- the International Tree Climbing The four New Zealanders are 3 and continue the following day. and placed ninth. apples and three varieties of Championship (ITCC) in Ohio. among the 70 male and female The five events are the work This year he’s hoping for a oak. He qualified to enter after tree-climbers representing 20 climb (which includes five better result. Bring suitable bags to winning the New Zealand Tree countries. stations), aerial rescue (using a “It’s certainly nerve-wracking protect trees’ roots during Climbing Championship in Tau- They are some of the best in dummy), throwline (installing going up on the international transportation. ranga last year. the industry who have won the climbing lines), footlock (climb- stage for a second time,” he says. 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People have paying less for their water with metering ity of us for all those previous years? to walk all over this glass and it’s no good 14,045* than they were under the old system. Regarding shared meters, why does for mobility scooters and bikes, for they CIRCULATION 14,045* Surely they should wait for a full council not charge these people like can get flat tyres with this damn glass! No- 12-month period to pass before making amounts of dwellings in similar situa- one seems to care about it or clean it up such a claim. tions? and it is left there for days and weeks. Summer — that is the time for garden For example, two bedrooms with other I have a mobility scooter and have watering, water blasting winter’s mould two bedrooms. come across all this glass so will be away etc. Rather this than charging them on the carrying with me a brush and shovel next Also, does our water bill truly reflect a old arguably overpriced council system. time I’m tripping around town. saving of money on our water usage and GRAHAM DUNN DUNCAN BAXTER Visit law faculty [email protected] Waste-free parenting Secondary school students are invited [email protected] to become a law student for a day and visit Te Piringa Faculty of Law at Waikato workshop offered [email protected] University. Students get the chance to take part in [email protected] a real moot, attend a lecture, be on a jury A waste-free parenting workshop is There are limited spaces and free packs for a real case in history and experience being put on at the Te Awamutu Library. available at each event. life as a student. They can explore the new The event is full of tips and ideas Please don’t print your tickets – you [email protected] law building, have lunch at the Halls of around ways you can minimise waste in can scan your ticket off your smartphone/ Residence and check out on-campus ac- your home, especially with young chil- device as you arrive at the workshop. commodation. The event is on dren in the house. The event is on Thursday, September 6 [email protected] Wednesday, August 15 and is designed to The humorous, entertaining and in- at 9.30am. foster the next generation of lawyers. spirational event is run by motivational Please arrive 15 minutes before the Denise Saxton speaker Kate Meads. workshop starts. [email protected] ■ Register by visiting www.waikato.ac.nz/ Attendees get a free pack bursting with 027 560 3901 go/lawstudentforaday waste minimisation products. ■ Tickets available through evenfinda.co.nz
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Te Awamutu Pakeke Lions recently Fire Brigade, Wheelchair Wagon and than $9000. Te Awamutu Pakeke Lions allocated funds to the recipients of the Assistance Dogs. treasurer Shirley Grey says the work has annual Christmas Sleigh Raffle Throughout the year the group also only been possible thanks to the wonder- fundraiser. supported Te Awamutu Competitions ful support from local businesses and the Money was given to St John, Westpac Society, Casting for recovery breast can- public. Air Ambulance, Cancer Society, Riding cer retreat and various Lions “Without you all our small group group for the Disabled, Special Olympics, Hos- commitments. wouldn’t be able to continue with this 2016 pital Transport, Te Awamutu Volunteer This has amounted to a total of more major fundraiser.”
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Soup day for residents Sunday Lunches Open every Sunday from 12pm warms bellies, hearts Enjoy exquisite Mediterranean cuisine and award winning wines BY HUNTER CALDER The perfect place to celebrate special occasions Wednesdays during Outdoor play area for children the winter months in Te Awamutu are soup days for the residents of Palmer St social housing units. Volunteers from St Patrick’s Catholic Church in Te Awamutu make the soup in advance. 702 Rukuhia Road, Ohaupo At 4pm on Book today! 07 825 2893 Wednesday, it’s reheated and delivered to people’s www.vilagradwines.co.nz homes. The soup run has operated every July and August for the past four years, initiated by Te Magills Winter Awamutu woman Bar- bara Linton. “Other churches were doing it in another part Trading Hours of town,” volunteer Wilma Schimanski said. “That inspired Bar- Mon-Fri 7am – 5:30pm bara to do it for the people here. Saturday 8am – 4pm “Some of them are elderly, others are living Sunday CLOSED alone and some have mental health issues.” The soup run kicked off this month, and it’s the first time volunteer Diana Miller has helped out. “I do like helping Volunteers Wilma Schimanski (left) and Robin Duncan deliver soup to people where I can,” residents of Palmer St social housing units. Photo / Bethany Rolston Diana said. “And one of my good with a bread roll. tive. She likes talking to friends who started this, More than 30 cups of the people she knows if Barbara, has sort of soup are served every somebody needs a hand handed it over to others residents. “I’ve had a Wednesday. with something.” and said to me ‘they need good life. And it’s time to “Robin is great,” says And for the residents, you too,’ so here I am.” give back.” Wilma. it’s a warming meal in ‘It’s like hanging Volunteer Robin She rushes about the “She’s up with the the depths of winter, and Duncan has the task of flats delivering pumpkin play around the town. a chance for a quick chat running the soup to the or pea and ham soups She’s always very posi- and laugh. out with a best friend...with Council win for heritage work less Pinot.’ ALLYSON GOFTON COAST FAN Waipa¯ District Coun- It was the second time focus on New Zealand who led the work. cil has won national Waipa¯ has been history and more inter- “The work that praise for its successful nationally recognised for est than ever in Waipa¯- Natalie and her team campaign to highlight its community engage- based heritage, includ- have done, along with the district’s heritage, in- ment activities. In 2015, ing the district’s battle others in the organisa- cluding its role in the it won LGNZ’s top award sites. tion, has created a lot of New Zealand Land Wars. for community impact. Waipa¯ District Coun- important discussions at LOVE THE MUSIC Waipa¯ beat six other Judges said the coun- cil chief executive Garry a time when council was councils on Monday cil’s work over the last Dyet said he was proud of thinking hard about its night to win the Local year has generated an the work his staff had priorities. Government New Zea- important community done across a range of “It gave everyone a land (LGNZ) Fulton conversation which has heritage areas. He paid real opportunity to re- Hogan Excellence Award already spread well be- particular tribute to flect on our shared his- for its work in sharing yond the district. council’s communica- tory and consider what coastonline.co.nz and promoting Waipa¯’s There are now calls tion and engagement that means for our dis- Auckland 105.4FM • Bay of Islands 89.6FM • Christchurch 90.1FM & 1593AM • Wanaka 94.6FM • Dunedin 104.6FM & 954AM • Gisborne 88.3FM • Hawkes Bay 1584AM Kapiti 95.9FM • Manawatu 1548AM • Nelson 100.8FM • Whangarei 900AM • Rotorua 96.7FM • Southland 92.4FM • Taranaki 1323AM & 1359AM • Tauranga 97.4FM history. nationwide for a greater manager Natalie Palmer trict in the future.” Waikato 105FM • Wanganui 98.4FM • Wellington 95.7FM 4 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, July 19, 2018
WHAT’S HOT Fun at Matariki workshops
Matariki workshops at the Te Awamutu Museum provided plenty to do over WHAT’S NOT the school holidays. The two sessions were led by artist Oriwa Morgan- HOT Ward, who described the workshops as having a “wha- ■ The two children picking up rubbish nau feel”. on the side of the road on State They were parent/ Highway 31 around Te Rauamoa. caregiver supervised Awesome stuff, kids! workshops, allowing for quality time spent with fam- ■ The lovely kind lady who gave me ily and friends. and the kids a voucher for Hoops & Week one was a manu Scoops. I haven't stopped smiling. tukutuku/kite-making work- shop, followed by a raranga/ ■ The man who found my phone and weaving workshop this returned it to me. Thank you so much. week. ■ Incredible fundraiser for Steve West Manu means both kite and bird, and the word tuku- at Tee A Indoor Miniputt on Monday. tuku refers to the winding What an awesome town we have. out of the line as the kite ascends. NOT Historically, kites were ■ Recycling bins being thrown on flown for recreation, but they neighbours’ driveways and blocking also had other communica- Friends from Te Awamutu Intermediate from left, Mya Max, Alexia Taikoko and Sarah tion purposes. Tapatahi. the entrance once emptied. They were used for divi- ■ Pedestrians walking across the nation — to gauge whether love that it’s challenging and road without looking. an attack on an enemy in our neighbourhood.” stronghold would be success- ■ Long waits at the banks — especi- ful, or to locate wrongdoers. ally at lunch time. Kites were flown to cel- ■ Lack of toddler activities running ebrate the start of the Ma¯ori New Year, when Matariki during school holidays. (the Pleiades) appeared in the mid-winter night sky. A group of friends from Te TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. Awamutu Intermediate — Send to 021 241 4568 Alexia Taikoko, Sarah Siblings Toby (left) and Tapatahi and Mya Max — Sadie Willet were joined by EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. attended the workshops to their cousin Ra¯whiti Bevan- spend time together and try Brown and his mother Send to [email protected] their hand at something new. Megan Bevan-Brown “It’s been really fun,” (standing) for some holiday DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. Alexia said. fun at the manu tukutuku “These workshops are the workshop led by artist Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street perfect holiday activity — I Oriwa Morgan-Ward (right). MID WINTER SELECTION 2011 MITSUBISHI TRITON 2008 MITSUBISHI 2013 HYUNDAI I-LOAD NEW TRITON GLX 4WD GLS 4WD DOUBLE CAB LANCER SX 2.0 SEDAN CRDi 5 DOOR VAN DOUBLE CAB FLAT DECK
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Max Lost 19KG at Body Buzz and gets pain relief in 10 weeks Back and neck pain gone I had a mate who was overweight with a bad knee who couldn’t exercise. So, he decided to try Body Buzz instead, and it worked for him. Even then I was still a bit sceptical, but I thought I would give it a shot anyway. I was always stiff and sore when I got out of bed and I would go to a chiropractor once a month to get relief, but it never lasted long. Once you get in your 50’s you start to think that all that stiffness and pain is because you are getting old but now I see it doesn’t have to be that way. After using the machines at Body Buzz and improving my nutrition, my stiff neck and whole body freed up. I was painless again, just like a teenager. I can’t believe it really! Strength comes back in damaged shoulder Ross Wardlaw (right) is acknowledged with a life membership of the Te Awamutu A year ago, I had surgery on my shoulder and the surgeon said branch of the King’s Empire Veterans by past president and current vice-president Colin Murray. Photo / Supplied I would have to give up work because there would not be enough strength to lift my arm. I know it sounds like crap and it’s supposed Te Awamutu’s Ross awards,” Ross says. “I was Wardlaw has been hon- only able to give everyone to be impossible, but when I started Body Buzz I couldn’t do one oured with a life member- present a big thank-you.” push up but now I can do ten. That shoulder is strengthening up ship of the Te Awamutu Ross’ wife Irene, son In the same week Ross branch of the King’s James, daughter-in-law received a personal letter fast. I’m not sure how it works but I don’t care. It’s good to have Empire Veterans (KEV). Kushla and two grand- from the New Zealand Ross is the KEV New children Samantha and national RSA president, B my fl exibility back and be able to lift my arms above my head and Zealand national president Hayley also attended. J Clark, for his service to continue working. and was surprised with the Ross says he was the RSA Welfare. award at a mid-winter overwhelmed receiving His service includes Lost 19 kg in 10 weeks Christmas luncheon last the award, which was pre- supporting Irene in her month. sented to him by 97-year- responsibilities as the Wai- I joined Body Buzz to lose weight, and I must admit I was a bit Almost 60 KEV mem- old past president and cur- kato, King Country, Bay of bers attended the celebra- rent vice-president Colin Plenty, and Coromandel sceptical at the time. 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NZ Society of Genealogists Ridge in 1924 Thames and Oatland Park. is holding a screening of Pre-war images show The New Zealand Div- For King & Country: New snippets of everyday life: isional Rugby Team is seen Zealand’s First World War picnics, a day out at the touring Paris and in ac- on Film. races and scenes at Whaka- tion, in a lucky win against The film, produced by rewarewa, along with still France in 1918. Nga¯ Taonga Sound & photographs of early film There are images of the Vision, New Zealand’s makers. The visit of the first conscription ballot in audio-visual archive, battleship HMS New Zea- 1916, fundraising in Well- shows rare footage of New land in 1913 gives us a ington and a home movie Zealand’s experience of the glimpse of early prepar- reputedly made by war on the home front and ations for war. 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BY BETHANY ROLSTON workgroups. It was a community day filled with love, stories and The atmosphere was buzzing lots of laughter. when the Te Awamutu Courier by Tee A Indoor Miniputt owner “Although I only just met visited Tee A Indoor Miniputt on Sean Stringfellow, who wanted Steve and his family over the last Monday. to host a mini-golf fundraiser to few weeks the day will remain The Waipa¯ at its West event, help the family with finances. with us forever.” which ran from 11am to 8pm, was The event was a huge success, Sean says his favourite a fundraiser for the West family. with more than 200 people from moment of the day was seeing Te Awamutu man Stubby all around the North Island Stubby’s mum hit a hole-in-one (Steve) West was diagnosed with coming along to support the on the 18th hole. Motor Neuron Disease (MND) in family. He says the fundraiser could 2015. All money raised from the become an annual event. Since then he has gradually event will go to the West family. Stubby’s daughter Paige says lost muscle strength, mobility, Sean says the fundraiser the family is hugely grateful to Putting for a cause: From 11am to 8pm a steady stream of people speech and the ability to work. demonstrated what a huge those who supported the from all around the North Island played mini-golf to support the With no financial help from impact the West family has had fundraiser. West family. Photos / Bethany Rolston the government, and having to on the community over the “I am beyond overwhelmed rely on one income, the West years. with the community support, “A special thanks has to go to The winners of the tourna- family is struggling to stay “It was amazing to see the especially when dad was one to Sean. Without his kindness and ment were Dave Hall’s team (1st), afloat. place buzzing and alive with always drop everything to help generosity the event wouldn’t DairyNZ (2nd) and Team The family was approached families, friends and others. have happened.” Miezenbeek (3rd).
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Sleep… it’s a scarce commodity as new mums know. When her daughter was born, Katie quickly discovered the meaning of fatigue.
Broken nights with a new baby were out of options. “I hated keeping him taking their toll on both Katie and her awake and disrupting his sleep. I would husband, but her new-born daughter apologise a million times a night to my wasn’t completely to blame. Katie had wonderful husband.” started snoring. And then there were the girls’ Fast forward 15 years and Katie – weekends. “Whenever I’d go away on and her husband – have endured more a girls’ weekend, I’d get assigned a Stop snoring and fi nd than a decade of interrupted nights’ room of my own or with other snorers. sleep. 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That is not to say that a real email It’s pretty common nowadays won’t contain a link, but fake to receive emails, purportedly ones almost always will. If you from your bank or some other hover your mouse over that link, prominent business such as it should show you the website Facebook or Paypal, with a address the link actually goes to message such as: “To confirm — and again, if that website is your Online account, You must not the same as the purported Sign On before June. 19, 2018” business’s actual website, don’t or, “You are required to sign in for click on it — it’s a trap. verification of account to avoid 4 Legitimate websites will not being permanently locked out” or have spelling or grammar any of a billion other wordings. mistakes. If the spelling or gram- These are almost always mar is poor, it’s probably a scam. scams. In addition, the language will There will always be a link to probably be urgent, encouraging a website that’s going to exploit you to act as soon as possible. you while trying to look like the 5 Does the email use your actual real deal. name/business name? Real The issue is figuring out how businesses probably will. A scam to tell the real deal from the will tend to use a non-committal scam. salutation like “sir”. These emails are getting Luckily there are several harder to identify and closer to email programs, as well as many looking like the real thing. anti-virus packages, which do a So how do you tell the great job of filtering out the bulk fraudsters from the bank/com- of junk and scam emails. pany? Thunderbird is an email Di Millow teaches Te Awamutu residents how to make their own household and beauty products. 1 For starters, check the email program with a great built-in Photo / Bethany Rolston address that the email is being junkmail filter which learns over Deodorant, washing powder and participants did their bit to contri- “The workshops were brilliant. sent from. If it doesn’t have a time, based on what you indicate liquid hand soap were just some of bute to the issue by learning how to They worked in really nicely with domain (the part after the ‘@’ to be junk. the products participants learnt to make their own household and what Waipa¯ District Council is symbol) which is the same as the And most antivirus packages make at workshops in Te Awamutu beauty products. doing with regards to Plastic Free website of the actual business will have an email plugin which and Cambridge. They also sampled some of the July. For me, it was just an (“[email protected]”, identifies possible or known The workshops were run by products and took the recipes extension of showing people what I for Westpac), it’s a scam. scam attacks. Tamahere woman Di Millow and home. do in my own home and having the 2 Similarly, check the “reply-to” Eset’s Internet Security is a supported by Waipa¯District Coun- Di operates under the business opportunity to share that informa- field of the email (you may have good example of this, along with cil to show the community how to The Dairy Farmer’s Daughter and tion.” to right-click the email and go to Avast’s antivirus. cut back on plastic. Plastic will owns the Waikato franchise of ‘properties’ or something similar However, these filters don’t outweigh the fish in the ocean by MAKE (Making A Kinder Environ- ■ If you missed out on the recent to find this information, for some work when checking your email 2050, according to Plastic Free ment). workshops, Di will be holding more email programs). The same rules through a web browser, and July, an initiative with more than She says the workshops were a around the Waikato. apply — if the “reply-to“ email they’re not 100 per cent, so it’s 40,000 people and organisations success and hugely popular with Visit facebook.com/ address’s domain isn’t the same good practice to sharpen your taking part worldwide. Workshop Waipa¯residents. thedairyfarmersdaughter as the real business, it’s a scam. mental scam detector.
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BY COLIN THORSEN
Te Awamutu’s Gwynne Shield rugby team was a lot better than their seventh place out of 10 teams suggests at the week-long tournament in Cam- bridge. In the play-off for seventh and eighth on Sunday, Te Awamutu finished with a flourish, upstaging Hamilton Eagles 19-5. Tries were scored by prop William Lord, openside flanker Kane Gibberd and No. 8 Cullen Bevan, who kicked two conversions. The final day’s play for the Ajay Quinn/Kris Browne co- coached, Jeremy Collett managed Te Awamutu side was capped by having three boys, Gibberd and midfield backs Jahsayus Flavell and Damien Nicholson rewarded for out- standing tournaments by being named in the 22-strong Country team to play a trial game against the City team. From the trial, a 22-strong Waikato team will be selected to contest the annual Roller Mills Midfielder Damien Nicholson, Tournament. pictured playing against Hamil- Te Awamutu finished the ton Tigers, one of three Te week with a three wins, one Awamutu Gwynne Shield draw, six loss record which Te Awamutu’s Ben Parker takes the attack to Hamilton Tigers on day three of the Gwynne Shield rugby players to make the Country hardly painted a true picture. tournament in Cambridge. He has teammates, from left, Gus Pratt, Jahsayus Flavell and Damien team to play City in a Roller Collett said Te Awamutu Nicholson in support. Photos / Colin Thorsen Mills trial. could consider themselves a trifle unlucky not to have there were no easy games, and I The second half saw the losing 27-14 after conceding a late On Wednesday, centre Flavell recorded a couple more wins — felt there was little separating Tritons make some great breaks try. Flanker Caelum Bond and (2) and first five Gus Pratt scored three of their six losses were by the 10 teams this year,” he said. through their midfield to blow Gibberd were the try scorers tries in the one point loss to seven or fewer point margins, “The only game that got away the score out. with Cullen Bevan adding two Hamilton Wasps, Bevan kicking including a 20-19 heart-breaking on us was the 43-7 loss to Tritons Bevan scored for Te Awamutu conversions. two conversions. loss to tournament runners-up on Friday, but even in that game and converted his own try. Thursday’s must win game With a quick 45 minute turn Hamilton Wasps who scored the we led 7-0 after 15 minutes and In the early game on Friday for Te Awamutu against North around, Te Awamutu started on match-winning try with the last they only equalled the scoring against tournament winners Waikato resulted in a 12 all draw the back foot going down 15-7 to play of the game. just before halftime making it Matamata, Te Awamutu trailed with tries to Gibberd and Bevan, Hamilton Panthers. Gibberd “The boys tried their best, 7-7.” only 10-7 at halftime before who kick a conversion. scored and Bevan converted.
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Michael Sargent-Mens and Steffan Foulkes scored either side of halftime in BY COLIN THORSEN Te Awamutu’s 2-0 win over WaiBOP Football Premiership rivals Tokoroa. Rosetown Rockets pulled off an upset 12-11 The win at the Stadium on Saturday win over WMC Hunters in week one of Te eases Edmonds Judd Te Awamutu four Awamutu Darts championship. points clear of Tokoroa, which sits one Hunters would have expected to win this point off the relegation spots. match after finishing runners-up to O¯ haupo¯ Defenders Osvaldo Ruggeri, Hamon and two placed ahead of the Rockets in the McKay and John Ward kept the Tokoroa recently completed subsidiary round. defence in check all game long, while The match went down to the wire after the player of the day Jonno O’Sullivan and opening triples had been drawn one all. Haydn Roil were constantly menacing Hunters edged ahead winning the pairs 2-1, the Tokoroa defence. only to relinquish their slender 3-2 advantage Coach Joe Gifford reports that his in the first of three legs of singles, won by the side were made to work hard for the win. Rockets 4-2. “We had the majority of possession Hunters were unable to rest back that one and numerous scoring chances but game cushion (6-5) Rockets held, drawing the couldn’t convert as many of our attempts last 12 singles 6-all. as we would have liked.” Match highlights were the 180 thrown by This weekend the team takes on Rockets’ Jamie Te Nana and 171 (three triple league leaders Tauranga Boys College 19s) by Hunters’ Damon Warbrick. 1st XI at Pemberton Park. David Bowers (2) and Derek Price threw Tauranga Boys’ College, Flying Mul- maximums in O¯ haupo¯’s emphatic 20-3 win let Pa¯pa¯moa and Taupo¯ all secured over the Warriors. Singles wins for Shug comfortable victories to edge away from Hamon McKay (left) in the thick of the action for Te Awamutu against Tokoroa at Hemara, Doug Sattler and Chen McLaughlin the pursuing pack as the season enters the Stadium on Saturday. Photo / Supplied were the only bright spots for Warriors. its most crucial stage. Tungstens superior singles play was a key Boys’ College maintained their three O¯ torohanga 4-1 in the late game at atrocious conditions at the Huntly to their 16-7 win over Rosetown Rebels. point lead at the top after another Anchor Park. Domain on Sunday. The rain and wind Tungstens won 13 of the 18 singles after the crushing victory, this time 6-2 over rock- Coach Nigel MackIntosh said his refused to let up and the pitch was pairs had been halved 1-1 and the triples won bottom Hamilton Wanderers. team forced the pace early and were already resembling a swamp by time the 2-1 by Tungstens. The Te Awamutu Men’s A division rewarded with a penalty kick, converted game got underway. In division two, the RSA Allsorts’ team of side fought out a six-goal thriller at by Ewan Dickens. Huntly picked up the pace after a Graeme Watson, Allen Bain, Sheryl Erkkila, Anchor Park drawing 3-3 with O¯ torohanga scored soon after before scoreless first half and the Te Awamutu Lyn Watson, Mike Heays and Gayle Smith got Nga¯ruawa¯hia. Josh Whitt scored from close range to side, already short in numbers and their championship campaign off to a flying Campbell Black opened the scoring, give Te Awamutu a 2-1 lead at halftime. fielding several injured players, began to start upsetting the higher ranked O¯ haupo¯ quickly followed by a Ben Petersen goal Mid way through the second half struggle. 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Pirongia inside back Scott Sands scores a spectacular try during the Waikato division 1A rugby final at Ohaupo RFC on Saturday. Trying desperately to deny him the five pointer is O¯ haupo¯ halfback Scotty Thomas. Photo / Colin Thorsen Te Awamutu, 143 Long Road, Rotoorangi
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BY COLIN THORSEN the ball. Scotty Thomas, who has been sensational all season, had There is nothing quite like a an off day with his place kicking 130th anniversary year to bring and missed his first shot of the the best out in any rugby team. day. The O¯ haupo¯ Senior A team Pirongia gained some field capped their club’s momentous position and it wasn’t long before 2018 with a remarkable come- the ball was moved swiftly to lock from-behind 25-22 victory over Aaron Leppard who broke a tackle Pirongia in an epic Waikato div- on the way to the line and touched ision 1A final at the O¯ haupo¯ down near the posts for Curtis Domain on Saturday. Gibson to convert. Gibson then Pirongia had one hand on the added a penalty to have the trophy, leading 22-13 with only 15 visitors in high spirits and minutes left on the clock. O¯ haupo¯ clearly looking a bit At this point one of the O¯ haupo¯ stressed, trailing 10-5. replacement players received a Hard running O¯ haupo¯ No. 8 red card, further compounding Karl Palaone went on one of his the home team’s plight. trade mark runs to score five But rather than have adverse minutes short of halftime for a effects, the sending off seemed to 10-10 scoreline. unite the remaining O¯ haupo¯XIV While O¯ haupo¯ had the better of who lifted the intensity, taking it the first half, Pirongia looked to their now confident opposition. threatening when they had the After a series of attempts at the ball in good field position. This Pirongia line by the forwards, it was emphasised on the resump- was halfback Scotty Thomas, all JUBILATION: O¯ haupo¯Senior A rugby team in celebratory mood after winning the Waikato division 1A tion in play. 65kg of him, who forced his way rugby final against Pirongia on Saturday. Photos / Colin Thorsen Pirongia went onto the attack over for the try. His conversion and after several promising reduced the deficit to two points, chipped for the corner. It seemed couple of crucial calls going led onto the field by his sons. The attacks broke down, it was Scott 22-20, still in Pirongia’s favour. like the whole side line held their O¯ haupo¯’s way, Pirongia just Mountain Men should be proud of Sands who finished off an attack At this point O¯ haupo¯ was breath as they watched the ball in couldn’t get the winning points. the way they stood up for the by juggling the ball before playing the better footy but with flight. For all money the kick With a free kick awarded to occasion. Every player who took regathering and touching down only four minutes left on the clock looked to be weighted too strongly O¯ haupo¯, Thomas tapped the ball the field gave everything they had. adjacent to the posts, giving all the promise in the world can’t but on impact with the ground it and kicked it into touch to which “Sometimes the bounce of the Gibson another comfortable con- beat points on the board. reverse spun to sit up over the try the O¯ haupo¯ supporters invaded ball may seem unfair but the great version. Step up Cam Eketone. line and just inside the touch line the paddock and the celebrations thing about sport is both the The Mountain Men appeared In his debut season for O¯ haupo¯, for Eketone to ground before he started. triumphs and the defeats and the to take control of the game when Eketone was a standout player all headed over the touch line. After O¯ haupo¯had won the first way we respond to them,” said winger Sam Hunter crashed over day. Seeing space on the right At this point the sideline two games between the teams this Pirongia coach, Mark Evans. from a well worked blindside hand side, the winger motioned to O¯ haupo¯supporters went ballistic. season, Pirongia went into Satur- O¯ haupo¯ opened the scoring move, giving the visitors a nine halfback Thomas who was at the Had O¯ haupo¯ pulled off the day’s game determined to put after 15 minutes when play went point lead entering the final 15 base of the ruck some 25 metres unthinkable? things right. down the left flank and a grubber minutes. However, O¯ haupo¯again away. With two minutes to play, The game started with a kick was put through to the punished them for failing to With the Pirongia defence all Pirongia threw everything at the moment’s silence for one of corner, resulting in veteran effectively exit from the kick off. A up flat and out numbering the opposition, having them camped Pirongia RFC’s legends Neil winger Steve Hamilton beating knock-on gave the home side the attacking O¯ haupo¯ line, Thomas on their own line. However, with a ‘Feefi’ Findsen after the team was two Pirongia defenders to ground ball and the rest is history.
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Te Awamutu Sports used their get out of jail free card this week bumbling their way to a tryless 9-6 win over Hinuera in Waikato championship rugby. In doing so, the visitors secured the NZ Forest Products Trophy for the second year at Hinuera on Saturday for topping the championship round-robin. In a game buried beneath a suffocating penalty count, neither team was able to get any significant momentum. It was the hosts who looked more up to the task, throwing Sports off their hit and run game and making them roll up their sleeves and get into the grind. Sports, however, failed to respond in kind. While they showed moments of flair, they buckled under the weight of their own mistakes and ill discipline. Te Awamutu Sports’ halfback Hinuera to their credit, Ryan McNeill bursts through a showed more passion and com- would-be Hinuera tackler on mitment, especially at ruck time Saturday. where they outmuscled their Player of the match, Te Awamutu Sports’ flanker Connor Loomans offloads in the tackle at Hinuera on counterparts. This stifled any Saturday. Photos / Justin Miezenbeek his kicking boots were attempt Sports made to kick start ultimately the difference themselves. five minutes later by an even to pull the score back to 9-6. For Sports, there was not a lot between winning and losing, Sports began looking to better shot from slightly wider From there on, the home team to sing about. Stand outs were while halfback Ryan McNeil’s spread the ball but soon had to which cleared the deadball with started to wrestle possession and flankers Matthew Towers and scrambling defence saved Sports rethink their strategy which led ease and took Sports to a 9-0 territory away from Sports and Connor Loomans who produced several times from potential fullback Logan Karl hitting the halftime lead. take control. If not for some some an immense defensive effort, second half tries. upright from his first penalty The Sports tryline never desperate scrambling defence Towers in his 99th game and Sports will have to move on goal attempt, followed closely by really looked threatened, but Hinuera could have scored the Loomans the man of the match from this effort quickly. They a successful second kick at the Sports never took control as telling blow. for the second consecutive week. have a return date with Hinuera the 15-minute mark. Hinuera’s defence did just Sports regained some sem- Captain Simon Kay tried all at Albert Park in the champion- It wasn’t until the 30th minute enough to hold. blance of control in the last 10 he could to get his side moving ship semi-final this Saturday, the the Karl hit his second goal, a After several misses in the minutes, finishing the game in forward. winner securing a spot in both booming shot edged over the first half, Hinuera scored two the visitor’s half to hold on for Fullback Logan Karl con- the following week’s final as well crossbar from halfway, followed early penalty goals in the second the win. tinues to blossom at this level, as the premier grade next season.
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• Te Awamutu based This position requires an ability to work in a fast-paced, team orientated • Career opportunity environment. • Family Values organisation We are looking for an ambitious, enthusiastic, full time offi ce person who Livingstone has been Building Excellence and is administratively strong. winning multiple awards for our construction Previous reception, marketing or communications experience a plus. projects in the commercial, industrial, residential Group Manager – Kakara Whakarei To apply, your attributes will include: and rural markets in New Zealand. We have an opportunity for an experienced and ambitious (Cultural Growth) • A confi dent, friendly, honest, professional disposition with a warm Project Manager to join the Sundry Works team phone manner. in Te Awamutu. Raukawa Charitable Trust has a rare and exciting opportunity for • Ability to maintain a calm approach under challenging, sometimes a senior leadership role. The Kakara Whakarei Business Group tight schedules. You will be an integral member of a highly innovative project management team that is responsible for three strategic areas – Cultural Education, • Adaptable and quick to learn new systems. continues to build excellence in our employees • Ability to multi-task, prioritise with excellent time management Reo and Tikanga, and Treaty and Research. In this new role the and in the construction projects we deliver. Group Manager will be expected to provide strategic leadership skills. and management across the Kakara Whakarei Group including • A sound knowledge and clear execution of the English language You will have: initiating strategic partnerships and alliances, managing existing both written and verbal. • A carpentry certificate or higher contracts and identifying new business opportunities. • Accuracy with fi gures. qualification. • Confi dentiality, and a positive attitude. • Experience in preparing in-depth The successful candidate will have: • Legal entitlement to work in New Zealand construction project methodologies. • A relevant post graduate or graduate level qualifi cation. Position is varied including legal contracts, payroll, commissions, account • The ability to manage and coordinate • At least ten years relevant work experience at a senior level receivable and payable. multiple projects at once and ensure the continuity of work. within a kaupapa Maori provider organisation. The role reports directly to the Managing Director, and supports clients, • Proven ability to lead, manage and deliver strategy and and the integrated team as necessary. • The ability to read and interpret building and tribal development programmes from planning to successful site plans and follow project specifications completion. To register your interest in this position, send you CV to: and timeframes. [email protected] • Proven ability to lead by setting strategic direction and • The ability to lead and manage staff communicating an inspired vision of the future. including subcontractors. • Profi ciency in Te Reo Maori. • Excellent written and verbal communication • Experience working with Iwi/Maori and community skills. organisations with understanding of the needs of Maori You must be conversant in Microsoft Office communities and whanau. Suite and Microsoft Project. • Proven ability to build and maintain effective relationships with a wide range of high level external stakeholders. Conveyor Technician – VetEnt Waipa So, if you are seeking a new opportunity to • Ability to comprehensively understand and negotiate service continue developing your career and are positive level agreements (SLA’s) and funding contracts. and with a willing attitude, we would love to hear We are currently seeking casual large animal technicians to join • Proven experience in budget management, fi nancial reporting from you! To apply email covering letter and CV our veterinary team based in our VetEnt Waipa area (includes our and forecasting. to: [email protected] or phone 07 849 0082. clinics Te Awamutu, Otorohanga and Te Kuiti). www.livingstonebuilding.co.nz It would be to the advantage of candidates to have a strong As we enter our conveyor season, we are looking for hard working Raukawa tribal knowledge and understanding of tribal history and people that have animal handling experience that can assist on the structures. conveyor for sheep capsuling, drenching and injecting. Public Notices We are looking for a high level of integrity and performance, The ideal candidate will be able to relate with farmers, work a strong work ethic, and an open and transparent leadership efficiently and as part of a team.You must have stock handling style. In return we offer the opportunity to drive a cultural experience and be willing to provide excellent service to our strategy within the organisation that will have national visibility, a clients. Experience operating and working on sheep conveyor and professional working environment and culture, and a team who handling systems would be an advantage. love and believe in the work that they do. This role could suit someone that has sheep handling/farming Applicants must hold a valid and full Class 1 drivers licence, and experience, who is looking for work over the next few months, with A be prepared to undergo Police vetting. the potential for further work going forward. For an application form and the position description WEATHER You will be physically fit and need to be assertive while remaining go to www.raukawa.org.nz. Send your application calm under pressure. In order to gain certain accreditations, a including CV and cover letter to [email protected] by for week end g18July2018 clean police record is essential. Friday 3 August 2018. Min C° Max C° Rain/mls If you would like to be part of an energetic and proactive team, we Raukawa Charitable Trust operates under a Smoke-free want to hear from you. Environment policy. For more info about the Raukawa Charitable KKihikihiihikihi 0 1177 2299 Trust visit www.raukawa.org.nz To apply for this position please forward a coverletter 2.92.9 14.9 36.436.4 and resume via email to [email protected] PPirongiairongia PPokuruokuru 5 16 24 For more information about VetEnt please see our website: PPukeatuaukeatua 3.5 112.82.8 42 Newspaper Delivery www.vetent.co.nz Te AwamutuAwamutu 3.3 14.4 31 Part-time People Wanted! Delivery Are you looking to put some extra dollars in your back pocket? Are you RRecoecordrdeded byby oouurr fantasfantastictic llocalocal weaweatherther enthusiastsenthusiasts Person reliable, energetic and conscientious? (Te Awamutu) If so you could be just what we're For soil moisture and temperature visit: after! www.thehondashop.co.nz/weather We are looking for We have part-time roles available in the someone to deliver following areas right now! the NZ Herald and Waikato Times for New Plymouth, Te Kuiti/Te Awamutu/ 3-4 days per week. Otorohanga; Wanganui; Hawkes Bay; all areas north of Taupo including all suburbs You will need: in Hamilton, Auckland & Whangarei; • Your own vehicle AND regional townships north of Auck- • Cell phone land through to Kaitaia. • The ability to start Morning newspaper delivery work early - around involves early starts and finishes. They 3.15am are all part -time roles that are ideal for • To be reliable and students, people seeking a secondary able to work source of income or fit retired people. unsupervised It is essential that applicants have their You will be an employyee of our own reliable vehicle with WOF and Company and not a Registration, a current full driver license contractor and mobile phone. For more To apply please contact us on information 0800 694 321 between 8am and 5pm please phone and we will then pass your details on Peter on to the individual contractors who will 027 4192529 contact you directly. Thursday, July 19, 2018 Te Awamutu Courier 27 TE AWAMUTU COURIER
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3 1 2 Perfect Family Home 420 Raikes Avenue Sale By Deadline (unless sold This solid 1950's 3 bedroomed family prior) home is a definite must see! The hard 3:00pm 24th July 2018 work has been done by the presesnt owners so all you need to do is move OPEN: Sunday 2:00 - 2:30pm in and unpack. Freshly renovated and Committed - Cant Stay, Call Today! refurbished, prepare to be impressed 3 1 1 141 Wynyard Street PRICE: $469,000 VIEW:ljhooker.co.nz/15XEGG8 by the modern kitchen, bathroom, new Vendor wants sold. Committed elsewhere! carpet and polished wooden floors. VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/15SFGG8 Charming 3 bed, 1 bathroom plus office family Fiona Collins 027 295 4250 There's even a pool for the kids! Buyers home. Separate living & dining, outdoor flow Cameron Glenn 0210 226 4150 to a sunny deck. Warm & cosy character with Te Awamutu Realty Limited looking for a first family home or investment property would be wise to Lauren O'Carroll 027 278 7196 heat-pump & wood fire, perched on a large 07 871 5044 section. Don't regret not viewing! contact Fiona, organise a time to view. 07 871 5044
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Be The First Owner Centrally Located New Townhouse 4 2 2 Lot 1/1043 Alexandra Street 3 2 2 Lot 2 / 102 Fraser Street PRICE: $679,000 FOR SALE: By Negotiation OPEN: Sunday 1:15 - 1:45pm Be the first owner of this brand new four OPEN: Sunday 12:30 - 1.00pm A brand new centrally located townhouse with VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/14WXZGG8 bedroom townhouse. VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/150CGG8 three bedrooms, two bathrooms and open plan You will enjoy the open plan living and the living. Ian Jones 027 447 1758 up-market kitchen and fittings. Ian Jones 027 447 1758 The perfect lock-up and leave situation. Te Awamutu Realty Limited Two bathrooms, good storage cupboards and Te Awamutu Realty Limited Comes with builders guarantees for peace of 07 871 5044 attached spacious garaging. 07 871 5044 mind.
Exceptional In Elm Grove Live The Dream 4 3 2+ 519 Puniu Road 5 3 2 1717 SH3, Otorohanga Road PRICE: $925,000 PRICE: $810,000 VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/15SWGG8 This executive family home is built for Fully loaded for larger families with a self- entertaining, with open plan living out to VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/153KGG8 contained wing for teens or in-laws with great private courtyards. The property includes a flow between multi-zoned social spaces and Fiona Collins 027 295 4250 separate one-bedroom studio with modern Sonia Furniss 027 540 0726 massive decking with full sized pool. New Mark Weal 027 451 4732 kitchen and bathroom. An American style barn Te Awamutu Realty Limited bathrooms and modernised kitchen. All this on 07 871 5044 provides extra storage plus workshop. 07 871 5044 a 3.7 acre (approx.) parcel in paradise.
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