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FLASHBACK: Fundraising Trust spokesperson DavidO’Brien rallies the local community to help raise fundsfor Karen Morris.

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FIRM FRIENDS: Karen Boniface (formerly Morris)reunites with Denise Powell to share memoriescaptured in old Te Awamutu Couriers (on table). MrsPowell was Karen’s caregiver during her second stay atPrincess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane.

BY CATHY ASPLIN

It may have been 20years since Karen Morris(now Boniface) had a lifesaving liver transplant, butshe hasn’t forgotten thepeople who helped herthrough the ordeal.

She returned to NewZealand recently to cel-ebrate her 20 year mile-stone and was quick tothank everyone involved —from doctors and special-ists to those who providedpractical support andcarried out the vital fund-raising campaign.

In 1993 Karen was livingin Te Awamutu when shebecame ill and was rushedto Princess Alexandra Hos-pital in Brisbane for a livertransplant — somethingthat couldn’t be carried outin New Zealand at thattime.

She literally left over-night — leaving her home,her family (son Leightonwas only 14), her job andher finances in the hands ofothers.

For months she foughtfor her life — throughcomplications, infectionsand the loss of her eye.

‘‘I still remember thattime vividly.

‘‘I guess I alwaysbelieved I would getthrough it, even thoughthere were some prettyrough times.

‘‘Medical staff inBrisbane were amazingand I was well aware of thewonderful support back inNew Zealand.

‘‘Lots of people sent mecards and messages, whichI was really grateful for.

‘‘Of course there was alot of fundraising going onfor me too — some people Ididn’t even know at thattime were helping out.’’

Her surgical and medi-cal costs were around$130,000 — of which $80,000was covered by the Govern-ment, the remaindermostly came from the TeAwamutu community.

Karen eventually camehome in November 1993,

although she did have toreturn for further treat-ment in 1995.

It hasn’t been entirelyplain sailing over the years,she has had a number ofhealth issues, but for Karenthat is totally outweighedby her second chance atlife.

It allowed her to playbowls where she met herhusband John Boniface —they married in Te Awa-mutu in August 2000 andmoved to Australia.

It has also given her thechance to enjoy her threegrandchildren and markmany milestones.

Her 20 year ‘liver-sary’was celebrated at a lunch-eon in Hamilton over the

weekend.She was able to share it

with family, friends, sup-porters and medical staff.

For those who couldn’tattend she made a specialpoint of visiting them in TeAwamutu earlier thisweek.

Her positive attitudeand zest for life that helpedher through the ordeal 20years ago is still clearlyevident today.

‘‘I do everything I can tostay well and of course Ihave to take a range ofmedication for the rest ofmy life.

‘‘But I’m grateful to stillbe here and that’s largelythanks to the Te Awamutucommunity.’’

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Backing sought for new museumMany readers will be

unaware that the Te Awa-mutu Museum Trust Boardexists to promote themuseum and its activities.

The Board holds the col-lection on behalf of thedistrict’s people, havingtaken over that role fromthe Historical Society whenmembers decided to del-egate its museum manage-ment functions.

We look forward to 2014,

which is not only the 150thAnniversary of the Battle ofOrakau, but also the year inwhich we welcome Uenukuback from Te Papa.

In the meantime, theBoard wholeheartedlysupports the idea of a newmuseum, and seeks supportfrom a wide cross-section ofthe public for that cam-paign.

Although our consti-tution provides for two

Trustees nominated by theWaipa District Council, weare completely independ-ent, and will be makingregular submissions tocouncil as it firms up itsplans.

We would like to hearfrom potential supportersof the museum and itsobjectives.

RICHARD SWARBRICKTrustee

Club treated like ‘bunch of idiots’Nobody in their right

mind would spend over $2million on plans and quan-tity surveying without theendorsement of the com-munity.

Back in 2003 the Cam-bridge Swimming ClubCommittee found theupgrade of the swimmingpool facilities had beenmysteriously droppedfrom the 10-Year Plan.

A group of interestedpeople and club membersstarted negotiations withthe district council.

Many different ideas

were explored and theysettled on a design basedon concept drawings theyhad drawn up using aheated 25m indoor pool atthe end of the existing 50mpool as original lyintended.

In 2009, after muchdeliberation, a high pres-sure deputation from thecouncil descended on thegroup with a set of draw-ings and told them Option6 was the only choice, takeit or leave it.

The pool complex hadhad little or no mainten-

ance and even the toddler’spool was concreted over,rather than fixing theplumbing, further reduc-ing the services offered atthe complex. Whencontacted recently theauthor of the originalcouncil engineer’s reporton the pool conditionstated the pool itself was insound condition. All alongthe council has treated theclub members like a bunchof idiots.

JIM CARLYLECambridge Save our 50m

Pool Group

Council ‘splits hairs’ on planningWaipa District Council is splitting hairs

stating charges are completely separatefrom the draft annual plan.

Common sense indicates the increasedcharges should be in the Council Flyer.

I believe Council is trying to hide thesechanges.

The final decision is voted on byCouncillors on May. 28.

There is time to stop these increases, as

much as 10 percent, by talking to your localCouncillor.

Instead of charging extra, Councilshould look at saving money.

For the record, I presented a secondsubmission on fee increases and spoke toCouncillors during submissions hearing.

I told senior Council staff I thought theywere unethical and almost corrupt.

MALCOLM HUME

Don’t call me ‘dear’I read with interest an article my

brother gave me that was in the WaikatoTimes written by Denise Irvine and fullysupport her views.

Denise, a mature woman, age wise,found that the colouring of her hair seem toindicate that she was now a ‘dear or love’when turning platinum, fancy colourchoice, and going about her shopping anddaily activities.

Like Denise I have not sought out bottlesof hair colour and just let my locks turnfrom fair to silver. After all that’s prettynatural.

What is not natural is that I am nowbeing tagged ‘dear or love’ by maturewomen, some obviously with bottle col-oured hair, when I shop. Some turn fromfriendly to sultry when one mentions‘please don’t call me dear’ my name is . . .

My Mum can call me love or dear, butnot a shop assistant or anyone else whoserves me. Do men have the same problemwhen they go bald in their 20s or grey intheir 40s. Maybe not. So why do womenhave to put up with the constant ‘dear orlove’?

People, more particular mature women,do not need a label. Would that same salesassistant/check out operator say ‘baldy orlove’ to my 20 plus nephew, I rather thinknot.

A thank you, and not a thank you dear,or can I help you as apposed to can I helpyour love/dear would more than suffice.

Hey, I am not the only one who has thisniggle.

My Grandmother at 80 plus wasoffended by it some decades ago when usinga pedestrian crossing in Takapuna.

Possibly a younger person thought sheneeded help and said ‘can I help you dear.’

Nana snared I am not your ‘dear’ andwent about her business.

A simple may I help you would havebought about a much friendlier andwelcomed response.

Come on retailers in Te Awamutu, dohave a word in the ear of your staff andsuggest they stop calling more maturewomen ‘dear or love’.

CAROLJANE OATES

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BOB VAILE — Mayor of Te Awamutu from 1977-1986.

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FLASHBACK: Bob Vaile in 2009 when he wasrecognised for contributing half-a-century ofservice as a Justice of the Peace.

OBITUARY: Robert(Bob) Owen Vaile

Long-serving Te AwamutuDeputy Mayor and Mayor Bob Vailestarted life in Hamilton on February16, 1925.

The youngest of five children, hegrew up on the family farm inNewstead and started his schoolingin Hillcrest and completed it atMount Albert Grammar.

He was a good student, especiallyat mathematics, and developed a lovefor all sports, excelling at rugby,athletics and boxing.

On leaving school he started workat Sargoods, where his main job wasto clear the stock from the wharves.

At this time he was introduced toBarbara and they subsequentlymarried in 1949.

Shortly after Mr Vaile’s brotherJock, who had a shoe store inCambridge, suggested his brotherpurchase a shoe store in Te Awa-mutu, the beginning of a long andfruitful relationship with the com-munity.

Initially the couple lived in Hamil-ton and Mr Vaile bussed to TeAwamutu, but they soon shifted intoa flat in Park Road then bought theirfirst home in Palmer Street, wherethey lived for the next 46 years.

By the time they left Palmer Streetthere were only two original rooms ofthe house remaining.

Mr Vaile was a great do-it-yourselfer and particularly loved tocreate things using wood.

He always had a veggie garden, forhis family and to share with theneighbourhood.

Family was his number one prior-ity and they always came first.

Malcolm, Denise and Allison grewup in a close knit family unit withtheir parents always encouragingand supporting their children, as wellas each other.

Mr Vaile’s achievements outsideof family were numerous, spanningcommunity and sporting organisa-tions. These were rewarded in 1989when he was awarded the QSM forPublic Service in the Queen’s NewYear Honours. He was humbled bythe recognition, but felt this wasmore of an honour for the commun-ity rather than solely for himself.

He felt he was never able toachieve what he did without thehelp of others, particularly hiswife Barbara and alwaysappreciated her total love andsupport over so many years.

Mr Vaile served 24 years onTe Awamutu Borough Council,15 as Deputy Mayor and nine asMayor; was a Justice of thePeace since 1958; marriage cele-brant since 1977; active memberof Jaycees; life member of TeAwamutu Fire Brigade; chair-man of Waikato Civil DefenceCommittee; chairman of theHamilton Airport Authority;honorary member of RotaryInternational; patron of Te Awa-mutu Brass, Te Awamutu High-land Pipe Band, Te AwamutuUnited and then Te AwamutuSports rugby clubs and Te Awa-mutu Rugby Sub Union; chair-man of Te Awamutu St JohnAmbulance.

Through Jaycees he wasinvolved with numerous com-munity projects including theoriginal museum and FreemanCourt and, later while also onCouncil the Palmer Street pen-sioner units and the Rose Gar-dens.

Upon being elected to TeAwamutu Borough Council,and made Deputy Mayor to NedFreeman by his fellow Council-lors, he was appointed chair-man of the important WorksCommittee.

Projects completed in histime included the presentlibrary and museum, Palmer

Street pensioner units, present FireStation, a new water source of TeAwamutu’s water supply, the waterreservoir on Taylors Hill anddevelopment of the stadium in Doug-las Avenue.

Examples of his vision was thepurchase of land on Paterangi Roadfor future sewerage needs, and plan-ning for a cycle track at the stadiumwhich was later constructed in 1984during his mayoralty.

Mr Vaile was to the fore incelebrating the centenary of the Te

Awamutu Borough in 1984 and theproduction of the centennial bookFrontier Town.

He was instrumental inestablishing a very strong sister townlink with Moree in northern NSW.Moree has Bob Vaile Park in recogni-tion of his leadership and contri-bution to the partnership.

He was a rugby player with TeAwamutu United, then coach beforetaking up refereeing for severalseasons.

On the administrative side, heserved as president, then waspatron until amalgamation withOld Boys in 1991.

He was a driver in achievingamalgamation of the two clubsand subsequent joining by anumber of other codes to formTe Awamutu Rugby Sports andRecreation Club which is now ablueprint for a successfulregional sports-house.

In 2002 Bob was presentedwith a plaque to acknowledgehis 50 years of service to TeAwamutu Rugby.

The Vailes were foundationmembers of the Te AwamutuSquash Club and Mr Vaileplayed golf with enthusiasmuntil he suffered a stroke.

He was awarded Life Mem-bership of the Te Awamutu FireBrigade, one of only two peopleto receive this recognition, andsaid that while he had neverbeen on a fire engine he hadfought some battles in Welling-ton on their behalf.

St John was going throughtroubled times in Te Awamutuand he was encouraged toaccept the chairmanship to helpout.

Mr Vaile’s service has con-tinued, albeit at a reduced level.He was involved in establishingthe Te Awamutu Walk of Fameand the induction of our out-standing achievers.

For everything Mr Vaileachieved, he was considered agreat man. He is also considereda good man.


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Theft of grocery itemsfrom Countdown Supermar-ket reported. Offenderbelieved to have put someitems in handbag and notpaid and refused to allow asearch. Decamped with twoassociates in vehicle XE5334.Tuesday, May 7:

Burglary of BlackwoodTractors reported. Damage tovehicles.

Attend three domesticrelated incidents.Wednesday, May 8:

Man arrested forbreaching bail.

Burglaries: Pakura Streetresidence. Food, laptop com-puter and accessories, DVDplayer, Nintendo, xBoxPlaystations, games, schoolbags and cash stolen. OrmsbyRoad property. HainesHunter 5.3m boat and trailerT965C stolen.

Attend domestic relatedincident.Thursday, May 9:

Burglary of RaeburnStreet property reported.BMX bike stolen.Friday, May 10:

Burglary of MandenoStreet residence reported.Camcorder, cameras,alcohol, cosmetics,electronics, laptop com-puters, cash stolen.

Man arrested for receiv-ing stolen property, pos-session of cannabis and pos-session of utensils forsmoking cannabis.

Attend domestic relatedincident.Saturday, May 11:

Burglary of B&M Autosreported. Bolt cutters stolen.Sunday, May 12:

Three youths reported forburglary.

Man complains of beingassaulted. Taken to WaikatoHospital by ambulance.

Attend three domesticrelated incidents.

Theft of cellphone fromBurger King toilets reported.

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The Pink Shirt Day com-mittee has encouraged NewZealanders to take the PinkShirt Day messages and runwith them — and Kiwishave come up with someamazing ideas.

There’ll be a parade inRaglan, a mural paintingsession in Lower Hutt, flashmobs in Auckland andWanganui, and mufti days,breakfasts, talks, and self-defence lessons at schoolsand workplaces all aroundNew Zealand.

The key message of PinkShirt Day 2013 is to stand

together, stop bullying. Bywearing pink on Friday,Kiwis will be saying thatthey are united againstbullying, and will worktogether to find solutions.

‘‘Each year up to 2500young people contactYouthline’s national 0800helpline and free txt servicefor support around bully-ing,’’ says Youthline Manu-kau Centre managerHannah Sellars.

‘‘There will be plentymore who haven’t yet beenable to reach out.’’

The power to ask forhelp is something thateveryone has, and organ-isers hope PSD will encour-age those who are experi-encing bullying to reachout and tell someone theytrust.

‘‘New Zealanders knowthat bullying is unaccept-able,’’ says Mental HealthFoundation chief executiveJudi Clements.

‘‘But we need to talk toeach other about what bully-ing is, and what we each cando about it.

‘‘It’s not enough to say‘someone has to do some-thing.’ Ask yourself ‘whatcan I do to prevent bully-ing?’’

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CAMBRIDGE residents check out some of the free goods on offer on Secondhand Sunday.

A project to help Cambridgeresidents clean up their proper-ties is being considered for TeAwamutu.

The free SecondhandSunday event was organised bySustainable Cambridge, a notfor profit organisation that iskeen to find different opportun-ities for the community torecycle and generate lesswaste.

Sustainable Cambridgespokesperson Jenny Wilsonsaid that they found Second-hand Sunday alreadyhappening in Australia andNew Zealand and it lookedfairly easy to organise, and hadthe potential to be a fun com-munity wide event.

She says cars, utes andtrailers were out in force forthe first Cambridge Second-hand Sunday which was held atthe end of last month.

The event is a little similarto an inorganic collectionexcept that people are encour-aged to take whatever theywant from people’s piles, andthe ‘givers’ are responsible fortaking what remains back intotheir properties once it is over.

No money changes handssupporting the one man’s junkis another man’s treasure.

Feedback has been reallypositive with people enjoyedseeing their pile of itemsshrink or disappear, and othersfinding some great treasure.

‘‘We were told of thefriendly banter between peopleexchanging information aboutwhat they had found and seen,and people chatting over thefence.

‘‘ The social side of the eventis a really nice outcome and wewere really pleased with thefriendly spirit of the event, andthe number of people who

participated as givers,gatherers or both.

‘ ‘Another SecondhandSunday for Cambridge couldcertainly be in the planning forlater in the year.’’

Mrs Wilson and SustainableCambridge chairman DaveRodger attended the Te Awa-mutu Community Board meet-ing on Tuesday night to offer

support for a similar event inTe Awamutu.

They said the event wasrelatively simple to organiseand promote, and offered toshare their knowledge andresources if a group in TeAwamutu wanted to run Sec-ondhand Sunday on this side ofthe district.

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The Summerset way of life is all about having lots of

choices, from the home you choose to the way you live.

When you join us at Summerset, you’ll be able to make

your villa, townhouse or care apartment your own.

Creating a home that’s right for you is only the beginning.

Around you there’s a warm and welcoming community

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Te Awamutu UFOs seen

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CHINESE sky lanterns are cheap and popular, and oftenreported at UFOs.

There were a number of local UFO reports lastweekend, so we referred them to Te Awamutu’s DaveOwen, aka Space Dave.

Mr Owen is president of the HamiltonAstronomical Society. He says always with UFOs it’shard to say exactly what happened, but there are twothings we do know.

Firstly the International Space Station made anunusually bright pass directly overhead on Saturdaynight.

The ISS is often reported as a UFO and this mayexplain Saturday’s sightings, especially as similarreports have come from other parts of the country inits flight path.

Secondly on Sunday night the ISS made anotherpass, but we had the added attraction of a group ofsky lanterns being launched over Te Awamutu. MrOwen says at this stage it seems that all the sightingscan be attributed to these events.

■ If anyone would like to make amore detailed report orlearn more about UFO sightings, you can do so atwww.dave.co.nz/space/ufo


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Deb Hinde says illustrat-ing children’s picture booksis a slow process and can bea very solitary occupation.

‘‘But it’s something I’mpassionate about.

‘‘I love that I get to createan alternative world and doall the fun things likedesign the set and cast,develop the characters anddesign their wardrobe.’’

A range of her work iscurrently featured in a win-dow display at Paper Plusin the lead up to a booksigning session for thelaunch of her latestcreation on May 25 (11am).

Ms Hinde says 10 KookyKiwi is a counting bookbased on 10 green bottlesand illustrations from thebook will be on displayduring the signing session.

‘‘10 Kooky Kiwi is the18th children’s book I’veillustrated.

‘‘It includes Maori lyricsby Kotuku and TeOkahurangi Tibble and a

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‘‘I’m currently workingwith Sharon Holt on the TeReo Singalong series ofbooks.

‘‘Sharon publishes twoeditions a year and a newone — Me Haere! — will beavailable from next month.

‘‘I’ve already startedworking on the next one,featuring a Christmastheme, which should bepublished in early Octo-ber.’’

Ms Hinde has been illus-trating children’s picturebooks since 2003.

‘‘Some of her well knownwork includes the popularA Kiwi Night Before Christ-mas and Kyle Mewburn’sfirst children’s book TheHoppleplop.

‘‘While I still illustrateusing traditional methods Ialso work digitally usingPhotoshop.

‘‘I incorporate the handdrawn pencil art into thework to retain the organicfeel you can only get withtraditional methods.

‘‘In saying that I felt theillustrations for 10 KookyKiwi worked better withoutthe addition of the pencilmarks resulting in crisperedges and cleaner, clearerdetail.’’

While the majority of MsHinde’s work consists ofproducing illustrations forpublishing houses and forauthors wishing to self pub-lish, her design skills arealso in demand.

‘‘I provide a graphicdesign service to local andnational small businessesand include logo design,branding, brochures andmarketing material.’’

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Luke helps clients reduce debtBY CATHY ASPLIN

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NEW Zealand Home Loans consultant Luke Parsons.

New Zealand HomeL o a n s c o n s u l t a n tLuke Parsons of TeAwamutu is a luckyman — he loves hisjob.

‘ ‘ H e l p i n g o t h e rpeople save moneyand achieve their fin-ancial goals is veryrewarding.’’

Mr Parsons saysthe secret to New Zea-land Home Loans’ suc-cess is the company’songoing effort to helpits clients reducetheir debt as quicklyas possible.

‘‘The best invest-ment that people canmake is to reducetheir debt. We are allabout putting peoplein charge of their ownfinancial destiny.

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being back ‘home’ andputting his expertisegained to good use forhis clients.

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Top seeds flex their netball musclesBY JUSTIN MIEZENBEEK

The first three weeks of premiernetball promotion-relegationround have followed script.

The top four seeds, COGS I,Royalans, HMB RSN and CollegePremier, remain unbeaten andhave kicked clear of the bottomfour teams on the points table.

Round three at ASB BankStadium at the Events Centre lastThursday produced some big vic-tories.

The 6.30pm round saw Royalanscome out on top of Bailey InghamOSC 57-25, while HMB RSN showed

they will be a fighting force with acommanding 64-19 win over RayWhite Pirongia Premiers.

The second round of games at8.05pm saw top seeds COGS Iovercome a tough first half (lead-ing 19-13 at the break) to win 46-20over TAS Ecolab.

College Premier continuedtheir pleasing form, leading fromstart to finish beating COGS II43-15.

There promises to be someexciting match-ups in theupcoming rounds which will shapethe ladder leading towards thechallenge game.

The challenge game sees thebottom qualifier from the premiergrade defend their spot against thetop qualifier from premier reserve.The winner of this match becomesthe eighth ranked team to contestthe premier championship at thebusiness end of the season.

Tonight’s draw pits COGS I upagainst Bailey Ingham OSC and TeAwamutu College Premier againstRay White Pirongia Premier in thefirst round at 6.30pm.

Round two features Royalansand TAS Ecolab squaring off along-side COGS II and HMB RSN at8.05pm.

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TRIFECTA: Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club riders filled the podium inthe North Island Schools under 13 girls’ derby. Event winner MacKenzieMilne is flanked by the runner-up Mya Anderson (right) and thirdplacegetter Dwynica Patching.

BY COLIN THORSEN

Ten-year-old Mya Andersondedicated her four second placingsat the North Island Schools’ TrackChampionships to her grandfather— cycling legend Sonny Anderson.

On the second anniversary ofSonny’s passing aged 70, Mya didhim proud claiming silver medalsin the under-13 girls’ derby, elim-ination, 2000m scratch race and1500m handicap at Te AwamutuVelodrome.

The Year 6 student at PokuruSchool says her grandfather was agreat source of inspiration gettingher started in the sport.

Mya is showing considerablepromise for her age as a first yearcompetitive rider in junior ranks.

The top awards — the ‘Home ofCycling Trophies’ — went to theoutstanding male and female ridersof the championships, Te AwamutuSports’ Blair Treymane (St Peter’s)and Bryony Botha (Rangitoto).

Treymane won the under-19boys’ 5000m scratch race, pointsrace and open handicap (non cham-pionship), as well as placing secondin the 1000m time trial and elimina-tion.

Burnie McGrath (TA College)made a clean-sweep of all the U15boys’ events, winning the derby,elimination, 3000m scratch raceand 1500m handicap.

His Te Awamutu Sports’ club-mate Matthew Cranefield(Southwell) was second in all theU15 boys’ events.

Shannon Grinter (CambridgeHigh) was a model of consistency inthe U19 girls’ events, placingsecond in the points race, elimina-

tion and 5000m scratch race, andthird in 500m time trial.

Tom Medland (Hillcrest) strungtogether three third placings in theU17 boys’ points race, 500m timetrial and eliminator.

Te Awamutu Sports pulled offthe trifecta in the U13 girls’ derby,with MacKenzie Milne (Southwell)winning, from Mia Anderson(Pokuru) and Dwynica Patching(TA intermediate).

Milne also took out her agegroup eliminator, 2000m scratchrace and 1500m handicap, with

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Riders representing 18 schoolsfrom as far afield as New Plymouthand Auckland contested 33 eventsduring an action-packed day.

‘‘Given the success of the event,I’m sure there will be many moreschools involved next year from afar wider geographical area,’’ org-aniser, Errol Newlands told theCourier. He received lots of wrapsfrom the competitors and theirfamilies who are all looking for-ward to next year’s event.


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WAIKATO hurdles contender Evathreestep with Hawtinstable employee Wentworth Cunningham.

By PHILLIP QUAY

Te Awamutu stableswill play a major role atSaturday’s premier winterrace-meeting at Te Rapa.

Leading the charge willbe Keith and BrendonHawtin who will saddle uptheir new jumping star,Evathreestep, in the$40,000 Dunstan Feeds Wai-kato Hurdles (3200m).

He will again be riddenby comeback jumps jockeyCraig Thornton.

Co-trainer, KeithHawtin says Evathreestephas shown plenty ofimprovement since hisfirst-day win.

‘‘That was a very goodeffort on the first day andhe has come through therace well.

‘‘He will be right on hisgame this weekend andjumps very well.’’

Evathreestep has comethrough the grades welland he will give his rivalsplenty to think about inSaturday’s race.

The Hawtins also havesome other handy typesracing on Saturday includ-ing unbeaten two-year-oldfilly Shebang. She wonstylishly at Ellerslie at theChristmas carnival andwas an eye-catching secondat the trials last week.

Another first day win-ner, who returns for a TeAwamutu stable, is OldRedfeather from DarrellHollinshead’s stable whocontests the $40,000 PorrittSand Waikato Steeplechase

(4000m).It will be a step up in

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hit peak form at the righttime.

The Sanders’ stable willalso be well representedwith Bouvier, Day Walkerand Shaky lining up.


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YOU GO GIRL: Demolition Derby winner Amy McKinley with her trophy and battered vehicle.

BY COLIN THORSEN

Amy McKinley is the toast ofTe Awamutu’s CountdownFoodmarket this week afterwinning the season finaleDemolition Derby atMcDonald’s Kihikihi Speed-way.

The 27-year-old checkoutoperator supervisor joined onlya handful of female drivers tohave won the derby at Kihikihisince their introduction in the1970s.

It’s not unusual to getfemales entering, but they don’tusually have the mercilessness,aggression and cunning atti-tude required to finish.

McKinley had all of thoseattributes in spades, dishingout as good as she got and more.

It was one of the smallestfields of cars entered for aderby at Kihikihi, butMcKinley (one of only twofemale entrants) certainly hadto have her wits about her.

The 13 cars pounded eachother around for over 15minutes.

It was a win, win scoop forMcKinley.

‘‘It’s all a bit surreal . . .firstly I win the Honda in theSpeedway Club ‘Win A Drive’raffle, then I win the derby, Ican’t believe it,’’ she says.

The crowd gave McKinley astanding ovation as she jumpedfrom the vehicle after beingdeclared the winner.

‘‘I had plenty of support inthe crowd today, including myuncle and aunty who told me ‘ifI didn’t hit a car’ they’d bedisappointed.’’

Selina Machell, the firstfemale driver to ever win aderby at Kihikihi as a 22-year-

old in 2002, was another inter-ested spectator.

‘‘Amy did great, she gave itheaps from go to whoa — it’sanother win for the girls,’’ shetold the Courier.

McKinley felt she had achance of winning when it gotdown to three cars left, despiteonly having fourth gearremaining.

‘‘I had to rev the car heaps, Ihad no reverse . . . nothing.’’

Her only other worry waswhen smoke started cominginto her car.

‘‘I suffer from asthma andwhen my helmet started fillingup with smoke I started to freakout a bit.’’

McKinley is determined toenter again next year to defend

her title provided someone iskind enough to donate her acar.

‘‘I can’t see myself winninganother one in a raffle,’’ shejoked.

Hayley Cresswell enjoyedher time in the derby, makingthe last six in her Nissan Sentrakindly supplied by The CarDump.

Stags prevailin toughMarist clash

Reigning Waikato third division rugbychampions Te Awamutu Sports Stags wona thrilling encounter against Te Awa-mutu Marist 16-10.

Carl Henderson reports it was a matchwhich could have gone either way rightdown to the final whistle.

The Stags attacked Marist’s line for theopening 20 minutes, forcing a number offive metre scrums.

Marist defended gallantly beforebreaking out of their own half andsecuring a penalty which they convertedto lead 3-0 after 25 minutes at CastletonPark on Saturday.

A Marist mistake from the kickoffresulted in Sports’ No. 8 Chris Signalcrashing his way over the tryline andshowing great strength to get the balldown in the tackle.

Sports kicked two further penalties tolead 11-3 at halftime.

Five minutes into the second halfMarist first five Katene Hepi pounced ona loose ball and scooted 40 metres to scorefor an 11-10 scoreline.

Ironically, it was ex Marist playerCody Collins who had the final say —scoring an unconverted try for Sportsafter 27 minutes to set up a tense final 13minutes.

Marist threw everything at the deter-mined opposition. They looked to havescored under the post only to be calledback for an obstruction earlier in themove. Michael Earwaker was Sports’player of the day, while blindside flankerQuentin Heke and centre Ace Masalo alsohad outstanding games.

Marist players to stand out werecaptain Aaron Leppard, prop Stuart Dex-ter (in his blazer game after many yearswith the club) and second five MarkMaxwell. Henderson says both teamsshould be proud of the way the game wasplayed.


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HOT SHOT: Adam Blake, scorer of one of Te Awamutu Federation II team’s two goals at Matamata onSaturday, pictured shooting for goal in the previous week’s home game against Tokoroa at theStadium.

Te Awamutu men’s Federa-tion II soccer team bankedmaximum points from their 2-0away win over Matamata.

David Hall reports that thehigh-flying Te Awamutu sidewere expected to easily accountfor their ninth placed hosts.

The visitors started with ahiss-and-a-roar to be 1-0 upinside the first minute, cour-tesy of an Adam Blake goal.

Te Awamutu were largelyuntroubled thereafter but, tryas they might, they couldn’timprove on the score boarduntil the dying minutes whenEzequiel Boretto converted oneof many scoring opportunities.

The three competitionpoints keeps Te Awamutufirmly in fourth place on goaldifference behind TaurangaOld Blues.

In the curtain raiser at theStadium on Saturday, Te Awa-mutu C men’s side drew 1-1with Cambridge C2.

In what proved to be a feistyencounter, Te Awamutu scoredfirst through Carl Miezenbeek.

The hosts held the lead formuch of the match until Cam-bridge scored a late equaliser.

In the late game at theStadium, Te Awamutu’s B div-ision side hosted ClaudelandsRovers.

Unfortunately for Te Awa-mutu, they weren’t able to build

on their win from the previousweek, succumbing 4-1.

Neil Hancock scored histeam’s consolation goal.

The ladies’ team ran outcomfortable 5-0 winners overUnicol at Anchor Park, withLarissa Hopkins scoring a hat-trick. Amy Ireland and NicoleVoorend added the other goalsto extend the home side’s win-ning streak to three games.

This weekend’s draw has theFederation II team up againstWest Hamilton, 2.45pm at theStadium; the B division sideaway to Huntly, the C teamaway to Unicol, and the ladiesplaying table-topping WestHamilton.

The junior teams all gotunder way in first roundmatches featuring some bigresults.

Te Awamutu teamsmentioned first: Reds 10, Rag-lan Bull Sharks 1; Wanderers 2,Ohaupo 0; Terriers 11, VardonCougars 1; Tigers 8, HamiltonWanderers Vipers 0; Rangers12, Western Utd Bandits 1;Wolves 0, Southwell Villa 3;Panthers 4, Hukanui RototunaPumas 0; Tornadoes 1,Knighton Tigers 2; Hurricanes1, Pirongia 4.

Ambrose victorsGary Grylls and Neal Johnston

upstaged their rivals with a 61 nett in theWaipa Towing Ambrose tournament atStewart Alexander Golf Club.

The pair nailed 13 pars and five birdies,taking advantage of a course in great shapeand some tree stumps removed as a resultof a grant from the Southern Trust.

Hayden Parkes and Rex Mossmanclaimed the runners-up prize with 62 nett,followed by Arthur Cox/George Cox,Arthur Heke/Dave Heta and DamienAdamski/Atutahi Te Ao all on 63.

Mossman and Parkes struck the NECjackpot worth $96 with a nett eagle on thepar five, third hole.

The Vets travelled to Cambridge wherethe combined Stewart/Country teamstruggled to adapt to the fast greens,slipping to fourth place. Dave Heta was thebest performer with a nett 72.

Ngahinapouri and Te Kowhai go for-ward to the finals to be held at Morrins-ville.

Pirongia won the day’s team competi-tion (May 9) while Ngahinapouri hold theoverall lead by two points from StewartAlexander.

Best of the locals were Barry Knightwith 44 points, Dave Heta and PhilHerewini 37 and Alistair Kennedy 36.

Countback deciderA countback of ends won was required to

decide the winners of the optional triplestournament at Kihikihi Bowling Club.

The countback was necessary after twoteams emerged with a maximum four wins inthe Te Awamutu Motors & Rosetown Holdensponsored event. Honours went to the TeAwamutu line-up of Les Ashby, JohnApeldoorn and Bryan Ryburn with 35 ends.

Tokoroa’s team of Jim Savage, RobynSavage and Charlie Hurliman had to settle forrunners-up with 29 ends.

Teams to record three wins were thoseskipped by Margaret Littlewood (Te Awa-mutu), M. Jamieson (Frankton Junction) andIan Taylor (Te Awamutu). Winners of thetwilight bowls season competition were theWrite-Offs team of Dave and Olga Barnes andHelen and Dave Smith. The club’s closing dayprogressive tournament winners were DavidBarnett (skip), Dot Anderson (two) and BrianPickering (lead).

Hosts too strong in women’s foursomesThe hosts cleaned up both

divisions of the women’s 27holes foursomes at StewartAlexander Golf Club.

Elaine Troutbeck and SherilLawrence accumulated 58stableford to emerge group win-ners off No. 1 tee.

Waitomo’s Wendy Thomp-son and Peg Purdy were

runners-up with 56, BevRoigard/Barbara Dench 54 andBev Herbert/Angie Way 51.

Winners off No. 10 tee wereDawn Griffin and Ann McGhiewith 58 stableford, from PegMurphy/Carol Formosa 56, JanYarndley/Margaret Alexander55 and Helen Baynes/CynthiaArbuckle 52.

Twos were scored by ShirleyWoolly/Jos Jeffries and BevRoigard/Barbara Dench.

Three club competitionshave been finalised.

The Captain’s Trophy (bestfour out of five rounds,stableford, 0-29 handicap) waswon by Helen Parker with 144points, from Helen Baynes 140.

The Stewart Alexander Cup(29.5-54 handicap) was claimedby Joc Jeffries with 153 points.Runner-up was Sharyn Haycockwith 146.

The Vi Higgie Trophy (bestnett round at closed tourna-ment) was won by Helen Parker,by lot, from Elaine Troutbeckafter both players shot 71.


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FOSTER,Lynette.Peacefully on 13 May2013 at WaikatoHospital, aged 69years. Dearly lovedsister and sister-in-lawof Zilda and LesLiddington. Lovedaunt of Vicki and TonyTurner (Perth), Stevenand Kaylene (Perth)and Paul and Sandra(Te Awamutu) andtheir families."Our intrepid travellerhas completed her finaltrip. We will miss you."

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RITSEMA,Alison Margaret.Passed awaypeacefully surroundedby family at WaikatoHospital on 14 May2013, aged 78 years.Loved wife of the lateJan (John). Lovedmother and mother-in-law of Peter and DarylRitsema, JanetMeasures, Sandra andMurray Hodges, andthe late William.Grandmother ofeleven and greatgrandmother of four.

A funeral service willbe held at AlexandraHouse Chapel, 570Alexandra Street, TeAwamutu onSaturday, 18 May at11am followed byinterment at the TeAwamutu Cemetery.In lieu of flowers,donations to TheRoyal New ZealandFoundation of theBlind would beappreciated and maybe left at the service.All communications tothe Ritsema Family,c/- PO Box 137, TeAwamutu please.

Te Awamutu FuneralServices FDANZ

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Alexandra House Chapel

PH 871 5131 ALL HOURS

TE AWAMUTUTE AWAMUTUFUNERAL SERVICESFUNERAL SERVICES

For compassionate and caring service callGarth & Lynette Williams

570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU

Funeral Directors

RosetownRosetownFamily FuneralsFamily Funerals

Reception offi ce and rooms

www.rosetownfunerals.com

Sincere and professional servicewhen it matters most

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COWAN,Gwen.Ten years have nowpassed since youjoined Uncle Ian. Bothare remembered andmissed daily by yourfamily. Too dearlyloved to ever beforgotten. Wilson,Karen and family.

LORTON,Ron (Pop).18 May 1993.

"Twenty yearshave gone so fast,

tenderly wetreasure the past

with memories thatwill always last."

Remembered alwaysby your family in TeAwamutu,Whangamata andBrisbane. Your everloving daughter,Cynthia Horn.

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D.C. ClibberyCHIEF EXECUTIVEwww.otodc.govt.nz

OTOROHANGA DISTRICT COUNCIL2013/14 DOG CONTROL FEES

The following fees are prescribed and apply to all dogs over the age of three months:

1. Dog Registration and Control Fees Urban Dogs $120 per dog Urban Dogs - Neutered $ 94 per dog Urban Dogs - Special Owner Scheme $ 94 per dog Urban Dogs - Neutered & Special Owner Scheme $ 50 per dog Rural Dogs $ 94 per dog Rural Dogs - Special Owner Scheme $ 50 per dog

Registrations may be paid at the Council Offi ce, 17 Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga or by posting the fees to Otorohanga District Council, P O Box 11, Otorohanga 3940.

Dog owners are encouraged to register their dogs before 1 August 2013. In addition to a late registration fee, failure to register any dog may also result in the issue of an Infringement Notice, which carries a fi ne of $300.

2. An additional late registration fee of 50% of the fee will be payable on dogs not registered before 01 August 2013.3. A registration tag will be supplied for each dog on registration.All fees include Goods and Services Tax.

Pursuant to the provisions of the Dog Control Act 1996, public notice is hereby given that the fees for the registration and control of dogs for the year commencing 1 July 2013 to 30 June 2014 are due and payable from 1 July 2013.

Advertise with us!Advertise with us! Ph 871 5151Ph 871 5151 ��


SEVEN REASONSTO BELIEVE THE BIBLE

Check it out at www.believethebible.org.au then you are invited Check it out at www.believethebible.org.au then you are invited to to an overview presentation reinforcing the Seven Reasons to Believe an overview presentation reinforcing the Seven Reasons to Believe the Bible at the Burchell Pavillion, 1 Gorst Avenue, Te Awamututhe Bible at the Burchell Pavillion, 1 Gorst Avenue, Te Awamutuonon Saturday 25 May 2013 at 1.30pmSaturday 25 May 2013 at 1.30pm

Questions or comments can be shared via the website above or by Questions or comments can be shared via the website above or by writing to: Seven Reasons, PO Box 29043, Hamilton 3263writing to: Seven Reasons, PO Box 29043, Hamilton 3263

TAKE A LITTLE TIME TAKE A LITTLE TIME TO CONSIDERTO CONSIDER

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Public Notices

TE AWAMUTU DISTRICTCOMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL

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Applications for fi nancial assistance to provide support and encouragement to local Communities to create and present diverse opportunities for accessing and participating in arts activities within the Otorohanga District under the Creative Communities New Zealand Scheme are now being called for.A total of $4000 is available for distribution for projects and activities that :1) Take place within the Otorohanga District2) Produce benefi ts which are largely experienced within the Otorohanga District.Eligible projects will be assessed according to the following criteria:1) Create opportunities for local communities to engage with, and participate in local arts activities.2) Support the diverse arts and cultural traditions of local communities, enriching and promoting their uniqueness and cultural diversity.3) Enable and encourage young people (under 18 years) to engage with, and actively participate in the arts.

D.C. ClibberyCHIEF EXECUTIVE

www.otodc.govt.nz

Applications close at 5pm on Friday 31 May 2013.

Funding will be made available under the Scheme by way of subsidy only.Application forms and further details of the Scheme are available from Customer Services, Otorohanga District Council, 17 Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga or by phone 07 873 4000.

CREATIVE COMMUNITIES NEW ZEALAND SCHEMEFINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE SUPPORT AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE ARTS IN NEW ZEALAND

PersonalAFTER abortion stress?Ring PregnancyCounselling Services0800 773 4626 anytime.

FIELDAYS ticketsavailable at Te AwamutuI-Site.

Ph AngelaPh Angela871 9312871 9312

COLOUR/CCCCCCCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRR////// CHAKRACHAKRA THERAPYTHERAPY

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Public Notices

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Jan’s Music Studio

• Piano • Keyboard • Guitar• Singing • Drums • Ukelele etc• Recording facilities availablePh 07 873 6206 / 021 529 436

• Piano • Keyboard • Guit

TE AWAMUTU/OTOROHANGA

Stock Auctions

Friesian/Friesian x HerdMonday 20th May

11.00am Start3013 Cambridge/Te Awamutu Road

A/C JP & KA SkinnerComprising• 240 Frsn / Frsn x Incalf Herd Tested Cows,

BW74, PW105• 98 R2yr Replacement Incalf HeifersHerd calving 23rd July to 8wks LIC Frsn, TailedHfd, Bulls out 15th January. Season SCC200,000. Dried off 8th April & blanket dry cowtherapy Orbenin. Av Production 1150kgs HA355MS Cow. TB Tested 19th April 2013, C10.EBL Free, Lepto vacc.Heifers calving 23rd July to Jsy DNA testedrecorded bulls. Bulls out 10th January. Bothheifers and bull BVD Vacc. Cows will beoffered at auction in very good condition.Catalogues available.

Contact Peter Schnuriger0272 431 836 or 07 839 2821

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DAIRY AUCTION AND MACHINERY SALE

Friday, 17 May 2013Machinery at 10:15am followed by Cattle at 11:15am

at 219 Paewhenua Road, RD 2, OtorohangaStock Comprising: • 271 IC Friesian / Friesian Cross Cows BW 94 PW 113 REL 86% • 24 IC Heifers BW 126 PW111

The Herd: • Herd Calving from 26 July 2013 IC LIC FRSN Tailed FRSN Bull, Bull out 14 January 2013 • 31 Years of Ownership TB C10 • Quality Dairy, very Quiet Herd, Shed Drenched • Grazing available until 30 May 2013 • Payment Due 6 June 2013

Machinery:Iseki tractor SX 65 / Landini Tractor 8860 / Giltrap MSX Cross Conveyer Side Lift Tandem Feed Wagon / Proline 650 ltr 3 PTL Sprayer / Seed Drill Connorshea / Kea Calf Trailer and Crate for four Wheeler / Weed Wiper / 2.5 metre Maxam Mower C/W Wilter / Giltrap six ton tip trailer (Tandem) / Donald Post Rammer / Grader Blade / Water Blaster / PK Trailer / Wrangler Bale Feeder (hydro drive) / Diesel Tank / Petrol Tank (on stand) / Mobile Calf Feeders x two / Calf Feeders Rail Mounted / 15 Reels / 500 Standards

Vendors Agent: Steven OldM: 0274 712 801H: 07 871 9245

Email: [email protected]

A/C: Arangata Ltd

PROGRESSIVELIVESTOCK LTD

Livestock & Poultry

AC PETFOODSCOLLECT injured andunwanted cows, horsesand bobbies. Ph 0800DOWN COW.DUCKS eggs, can deliverto Te Awamutu. Ph 07 8727780.PEKIN Bantam pullets,ideal pets. Phone 8714719.

WANTEDALL milk wanted forcalves. Ph Deb Kirkham871 4815 or 027 490 1007 orGavin 027 620 3920.

GrazingDAIRY heifer grazingavailable for up to 65heifers on ex-dairy farmwith ex-dairy farmer,large amount ofsupplement on handwhen needed, referencesavailable. Ph 027 487 5859.

GRAZING avail for 40rising one year olds. Ph871 0799.

WANTED - grazing for 16in calf cows, mid May tomid Septemberapproximately. Ph 07 8271726.

Livestock & Poultry

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FOR LEASE

Phone Bryce 027 496 7411

F/FX INCALF HEIFERSWell recorded - numbers to suit

Te Awamutu Courier ClassifiedsFax: 871 3675

FirewoodBIG ute load ofLawsoniana , $100. CallClive 871 6603 or 021 1190997.BIG ute load ofLawsoniana, $120. Ph 8716603 or 021 119 0997.DRY macrocarpa, ti-tree -ute loads. Ph 027 423 1381.DRY pine, $70 a trailerload delivered. Ph 8719424.EXCELLENT firewood. PhTitch 871 6792.FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 -$170, 10m3 - $300delivered. Ph 07 873 9190or 021 617 349.SHEOAK/PINE mix,$80m3. Ph 027 915 7876.SPLIT gum, $85, 1.2m3. Ph027 246 4571.

For Sale

TYRESFOR the best range ofnew and used tyres in TeAwamutu. Ph Tyre andTune Centre Ltd, 8713267.

Garage SalesTE AWAMUTUTEAWAMUTUSCOUTHALL

SCOUT LANEBeside Bunnings, MassiveGarage Sale! PukeatuaScout Jamboreefundraiser, from 7am, alsocarwash/sausage sizzle atBunnings from 10am.TO VISIT VISITED

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TE AWAMUTU2 NORTHLEIGH PLACE

Saturday 18, 8am, beds,bedroom furniture,lounge suites, applianceset, tools.TO VISIT VISITED

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TE AWAMUTU171 LEITH STREET

7.30am start, householdgoods.TO VISIT VISITED

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TE AWAMUTU243 FRASER STREET

8am start, moving out.TO VISIT VISITED

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Plants & GardensSTANDARDS andtopiary, nursery openFridays, 10am to 4pm, 132Sainsbury Road,Pirongia or ph SusanRanstead on 871 9105.

Wanted to Buyor Exchange

BUYING Horse floats/caravans/boats all cond.Phone Steve 027-622-0011CASH in unwanted motorbikes, trailers, boats,anything old from yourfarms or garages. PhoneDylan. Phone 021-254-0754

Cars for SaleMERCEDES Benz 1996,E200 Elegance,178,000kms, wof and regjust expired, beautifulcondition, transmissionmay need attention, $2000for quick sale. Ph 027 6410874.

Vehicles WantedCAR broken down? NeedWOF repairs? Can’tafford them? Don’t dumpyour car. Call us - we buy.Cash paid. Ph 027 414 1853- Jason.

Does your club or Does your club or organisation have an organisation have an

event or meetingevent or meeting coming up? coming up?

Phone/email us todayPhone/email us today to place your to place your Public Notice!Public Notice!PH: 871 5151PH: 871 5151

[email protected]@teawamutucourier.co.nz

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Tuesday, 21 May, 1.30pmWaipa Workingmen’s Club

Guest Speaker: Gay BastionAbout India

Followed by AGMAfternoon tea to follow

Are you over 50?New members welcome$15 single, $22 double

To Grey Power, PO Box 540, Te Awamutu

Usual Usual

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A PUBLIC MEETINGOrganised by

TE AWAMUTU GREY POWER

Stock Auctions

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Friesian/Friesian X/Jersey/Jersey X Herd

Wednesday, 22 May, 11.30am Herd, 10.30am MachineryRobertson Rd, Te Awamutu, D/N 74034A/C Stonybrook Farms LtdComprising162 Frsn/Frsn X/Jsy/Jsy X Incalf Cows BW72, PW91, RA78%Herd for sale due to late farm sale.Calving 28 July to LIC Kiwi x Bulls for four weeks, tailed off Jsy Bull, Bull out 15 January. Herd dried off 19 March, heavily culled down from 213 cows to 162, Ave 74,500M/S for season off low input system, cows with SCC over 400,000. Dry cow treated. TB C10, EBC Freem, Lepto Vacc, Herringbone Shed.Delivery - Immediate delivery unless prior arrangement made before sale until 1 June.Payment - 4 June10.30am Machinery1 x Massey Ferguson 4255 4WD Tractor with quick hitch Pearson load buckets & forks, 1 x 250 lt Diesel Tank, 1 x 250 lt Petrol tank, 1 x Haybob 300, 1 x Maxim Mower 2.5mt, 15 wheel molasses lick, Farm Guard hydraulic Grader Blade, Giltrap Carry Tray, 600lt Spray Cdax with 6mt boom, 1,000lt Colostrum tank, mag spreader, 7 x 16 teat calf feeders, 2 x 10 teat milk bar feeders, Farmworks plate meter, Stayfi x main power energizer, 2 x Calf meal feeders, 2 x Stallion meal feeders, 60 teat Skellerup mobile feeder, 2 x 3 wheel molasses lick, 1.5 tonne molasses tank, 1 x Normandy palm kernel feeder, 1 x McGee palm kernel feeder, 1 x Kea bike trailer, 2 x foot mats, 2 x stainless steel test buckets, 1 x milk pump, 1 x CRF 230 Honda motorbike, 1 x 450 FM Honda quad bike, E/F reel and standards and normal farm sundries.Payment Cheque, Eftpos on Sale Day.Catalogues available on websitewww.pggwrightson.co.nz or contactVendor Mike & Sharon Naylor 0231 189 5877PGG Wrightson Chris Ryan 0272 431 078

Email your classifed ad to:[email protected]


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Or enquire at 181 Bruce Berquist Dr, Te AwamutuOr enquire at 181 Bruce Berquist Dr, Te Awamutu

0800 CAR DUMP0800 CAR DUMPWANTED

Get that car outa there! 0800 227 38670800 227 3867

Dead or dying cars, 4x4

utes, vans

We sell second We sell second hand good warrantable hand good warrantable tyres most sizes.tyres most sizes.Some assortment of Some assortment of alloys.alloys.

Vehicles Wanted

Dead or aliveDead or aliveFree removal

Same day serviceOpen Seven Days

Hiace Hilux Landcruiser CorollaTownace Liteace 4WD’s Big Trucks

FROM $250 - $10,000*(Conditions Apply)

0800 700 180

TOP CASH PAID

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Business OpportunitiesOWN a business whereone days work a weekcan give you $1500 extracash per month!Kiwikrane machines -licensees to the AllBlacks, NRL and Disney.Call Leo on 0800KIWIKRANE, 022 0212822, [email protected] for an info pack go towww.kiwikrane.co.nz

For LeaseBUILDING, 112m3 to lease.Ph 871 2171 or 027 4407101.EXTRA large securelockup yard area withbuilding options avail.Ph 871 2171 or 027 4407101.

To LetCARAVANS to let from$30, long term. Ph 8712171 or 0274 407 101.HERBERT Street,Kihikihi, two brm, largeliving, carport, gardenshed, private setting, $220p/wk. Ph Jane 027 3269113 or 871 7189.OUTSIDE room/office,$40 p/wk. Ph 870 4990.

www.jmpm.co.nz

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THREE BRM• 608 Mandeno Street, tidy, studio, garage, $340 p/wk• 1019 Hazelmere Crescent, fenced, garage, $300 p/wk• 687 Mahoe Street, heatpump, fi re, fenced, $300 p/wk• 1 Finch Street, heatpump, pets ok, $280 p/wk• 8 Ballance Street, heatpump, basement garage, $290 p/wkFOUR BRM• 154C Te Kawa Road, executive living, all mod cons, $450 p/wk

To LetSUNNY, renovated, twobrm, $215 p/wk. Ph 021838 145.

UNIT for rent, selfcontained and furnished,redecorated, very tidy,single personaccomodation, HallStreet, Kihikihi. PhStephen 027 318 9665.

WARM dry tidy, threebrm house on CaxtonPlace, double garage,heatpump, fenced,barbecue area, $290p/wk. Ph 027 542 6757.

SAFE ‘N’ SOUNDSTORAGE

• Electric Security Fence• 24/7 access• Camera and patrolled surveillance

027 440 7101 or 871 2171

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TE AWAMUTUSELF STORAGE

From $20 p/wk24hr access

Camera SurveillancePH: 07 856 7584or 027 608 1749

Financial

NEED MONEY NOW…for any reason?Prefer not to deal with the bank? Call your friendlylocal Asset Finance office for help with loans from$400 to $40,000+ with affordable payments.

For details or to apply online

www.AssetFinance.co.nz0800 11 22 74

SAME DAY PROCESSING & APPROVAL; SAME DAY PAYOUT

The maximum loan is based on the security provided.

• Personal Loans from $400 to $40,000+• Business Finance up to $250,000• Loans from 17.95% p.a. interest• Get $2000 from $40/wk or $5000 from $55/week• Unsecured loans up to $1,000

Computer ServicesPC PROBLEMS?NO fix, no fee, local ITprofessional available foron site repairs, upgradesand trouble shooting, PCand laptop sales, no callout fees for help, PhoneMatt 027 515 6996 or 8703038.

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RUNNING OUTOF GRASS?Meateater

Homekills Ltd

Ph 871 9995

DRAINAGENo job too bigor too small -

WE DO IT ALL!Ph 870 6244 or Colin

027 498 9022

BUILDERQualified licensed

carpenter29 years experience

FREE QUOTESPh Lance

027 663 2552

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TERRY LASENBYTERRY LASENBYBUILDER

• Maintenance •• Renovations •• New Homes •

• Farm Buildings •Ph 027 496 4656or 870 1234 a/h

BOBCATBOBCATOwner OperatorTrevor Peters

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871 1971871 1971027 515 6519027 515 6519

BRIAN Krippnerbuilding, advanced tradequalified, alterations andadditions, maintenance,expol/pink batts, no jobtoo small. Ph 027 255 5753or 870 6462.

CHIMNEYA1 Chimney Services -cleans, repairs, parts. PhAndrew Taylor 871 4244.

CHIMNEYNEED your chimneycleaned? Most cleaned for$75. FundamentalCleaning - 0800 520 005 or870 4039.CLEANING homes andoffices. Professionalresults at affordableprices. Full service from$40. Fully insuredsecurity screened owneroperated. Free quotes. PhVIP Home Services now0800 846 484.HOMEFIX - kitchens,bathrooms, decks, fences,all carpentry repairs andhouse maintenance,trade qualified. Ph 8717650 or 027 263 6348.LAWN mowing, Jim’sMowing, honest, reliable,friendly service. For allyour propertymaintenancerequirements call 0800454 6546. Fully insured,same day service.

WESTGATEPLUMBING

FOR ALL YOURPLUMBING

REQUIREMENTS

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WEED SPRAYINGWEED SPRAYINGRadio Controlled Units

Ph Marshall Contracting

Glen : 870 14338240235AA

SEPTIC TANKSClean your septic tankNOW and save your

soakage drains

Ph 871 5609Bains Liquid Disposal

PLUMBINGAFFORDABLE

RATESPh Colin

027 498 9022or 870 6244 anytime

KING COUNTRYDRILLING

OWNER/OPERATOR:

FREEPHONESTEVE COLSON0508 DUG HOLES

0508 465 373

• Soak • Surface wells

• Lined Soak holes

• Concrete products available

• Foundation Drilling

OFFAL

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WOFTYRE and Tune Centre,21 Bond Road, nowissuing WOFs for cars,trailers, wheel alignmentand exhausts. Ph 8713267.

PLASTEREREXPERIENCED, no job toosmall. Ph Ian 021 229 7748.

Trade ServicesMETAL

METAL supplies, softrubble and pumice,Puahue Quarry. Ph 8701960.

ATLAS (Master Painters)Roof, interior, exteriorpainting and wallpaper,housewash. ContactAllen 029 227 1913.

Employment Vacancies

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Due to growth Te Awamutu Residential Trust is currently looking for Part time and Casual Staff.

As a Community Support Worker you will be supporting people with intellectual and/or physical disabilities promoting independence and participation in the community.

If you would like to work in a fun and progressive environment that recognises the importance of self development and personal autonomy then contact us today.Successful applicants will:• Have a genuine empathy for people with an intellectual/physical disability. • Hold a full valid driver’s license. • Be able to work fl exible hours including weekends and sleepovers. • Have excellent oral and written communication skills.• Be eligible to work in New Zealand.• Have or be prepared to get a First Aid Certifi cate.We can offer you:• Progressive career opportunities• Ongoing training and development• Competitive hourly rates of pay.If you are interested in a challenging and diverse role, have a passion for people and are community spirited then we would like to hear from you.

Due to growth Te Awamutu Residentia

Community Support Workers

Please contact admin on 07 8718847 or email [email protected] for an application form and job description.

Applications close on 23 May 2013.

Property & HomeMaintenance

COMMERCIAL anddomestic cleaning. PhMaid Marj, 871 3309.

EXTERIOR housecleaning. Ph Ultra Clean0800 569 656 today!

LAWNS and gardens.Professional results ataffordable prices. Lawnservices from $16. Fullyinsured securityscreened owneroperated. Free quotes. PhVIP Home Services now0800 846 484.

LOUNGE suites cleaned.Ph Ultra Clean 0800 569656 now!

HealthREMEDIAL/SPORTSmassage, any injuries/problems. Ph Paul atOhaupo - 022 128 9741.

LIZ CLARKELIZ CLARKEfor professional qualifi ed care

870 4080870 4080414 Cambridge Rd

Te Awamutu

IN-STEPIN-STEPPodiatry Services

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FinancialMORTGAGE financerequired. Contact BobSinclair, Goldridge 8714553.

Gardening &Landscaping

LAWN mowing, gardenmaintenance, freequotes, honest, reliable,Ash Valley Mowing. Ph870 2012/027 918 7549.

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GARDENINGGARDENINGQuality, experienced

gardening - Hedges, roses, or general weeding.

Need a handNeed a handLet us help!Let us help!

Regular maintenanceor a clean up.

Ph Tess 027 238 2517Ph Tess 027 238 2517872 2853 A/hrs872 2853 A/hrs

Tuition

Call Graham on

021 404 866

• Acoustic • Electric

• Classical

Learn to read music

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FABRICATOR/WELDERFABRICATOR/WELDERDue to increasing production demand we have a vacancy for a full time Fabricator/Welder to start immediately.

Successful applicants must be motivated with a high level of MIG welding and steel fabrication experience.

Please contact our offi ce for applicationdetails or send your CV to:[email protected] EngineeringPO Box 83, Otorohanga 3900Ph 07 873 4206

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Apply now to Adam on 021 774 090Royale Standard

Experienced trademen required to join our professional dynamic Waikato based

company. Wages role with van and phone in package. Career progression potential within

Texture Coating department.Would consider contract arrangement.

EXTERIOR PLASTERERSREQUIRED

Employment Vacancies

PLUMBER REQUIREDA vacancy exists at our Te Awamutu company (est 1949).Applicants must have: • New Zealand registration • Minimum four years experience

Work vehicle supplied

Contact: Beau Southcombe Singleton and Hansen 2012 Ltd, Te Awamutu PH 871 7099 or 021 594 650

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CLASSIFIED Deadline ismidday, day prior topublication.

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throughout the paper can beordered at our office, TeAwamutu Courier, 336Alexandra Street. Ph 871 5151.■ ■ ■ ■ ■

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Regional Sports CoordinatorPart Time Fixed Term

Special Olympics New Zealand offers a year round programme of sports training and competition for young people and adults with an intellectual disability.We are seeking a part time Regional Sport Coordinator to work 12 hours per week for a fi xed term to support our athletes, volunteers, clubs and schools in the Central North Island Region (Waikato, Coromandel and Bay of Plenty). The role involves delivery of our core events and will require fl exible working hours. If you love sport and believe in all people having access to it, regularly display initiative, exhibit attention to detail, have excellent computer literacy, organisational and relationship skills then we want to hear from you. For a full job description contact Cassandra Hancock at Special Olympics New Zealand, on 04 5600 360 or via email on [email protected].

Applications close 5pm on Wednesday 29 MayAll applications will be treated in the strictest confi dence and can be sent to Cassandra Hancock at the email address above or at PO Box 38344, Lower Hutt 5045.

www.specialolympics.org.nzIf you are a fan of dignity, acceptance and the human race,

then you are already a fan of Special Olympics.

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Administration AssistantAdministration Assistant- Full Time- Full Time

Giltrap Engineering Ltd is a progressive company based in Otorohanga, manufacturing and distributing farm machinery locally and internationally.

We are looking for a full time Administration Assistant to support our Offi ce Manager and other staff members. Hours will be 8am to 5pm - Monday to Friday.

Responsibilities include:

✓ Telephone reception ✓ Making decals using vinyl cutting software (training will be provided) ✓ Maintaining product databases ✓ Maintaining company procedure manuals ✓ Backup for Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable and Payroll

The successful applicant will:

✓ Have an excellent phone manner ✓ Be able to use Microsoft Offi ce competently ✓ Have good attention to detail ✓ Work well as part of a team

Please send your CV [email protected]

www.teawamutu.co.nzCheck out what’s on, people, links, games, list your business, community groups, upcoming events.


SPECIAL MORNING SESSIONS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY

OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL PG 3RD MAJESTIC MONTH

SAT 3:30, SUN 1:10

THE CROODS G SAT 1:10, SUN 11:00

IDENTITY THIEF M 2ND FUNNY MONTH

THU & FRI 8:10, SAT 5:40,SUN 11:10 & 3:30, MON 8:10, TUE 5:30,

WED 7:50

OBLIVION M2ND ASTOUNDING MONTHFRI 7:40, SAT 7:50, SUN 5:40,

FINAL TUE 7:40

THE SLEEPER FILM OF THE YEAR. DEFINITELY NOT TO BE MISSED!RECORD BREAKING NZ SEASON.

“It’s an absolutely remarkable TRUE story. See it, you won’t regret it... another ‘best’ movie.” Allan. Patrons agree.

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THU 5:40, FRI 5:30, SAT 1:20 & 6:00,SUN 3:50, MON 5:40, TUE 6:00, WED 8:10

“Great fun. What a treat.” Times.ESCAPE FROM PLANET EARTH PG

SUN 1:20

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“Enjoyment that never lets up. Best IM film yet.” Flicks. “You’ll have a ball”. Times.

IRON MAN 3 MTHU 7:30, SAT 5:10, SUN 3:00,

MON & TUE 7:30

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“Torpedoes onto the screen in 3D.” Louise. “A pleasant surprise; thrilling

and engaging, sometimes harrowing and always cinematically satisfying.” Andrew. “Four years is a long time to wait for a movie sequel, but boy, oh boy, was it worth the wait.” Times.

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EXCLUSIVE WAIKATO CINEMA EXPERIENCE

A lovely film for all ages. “It’s humane, involving and inspirational”. We all

liked it. “If it doesn’t put a smile on your face, you are too hard to please.”

“I can’t recommend this enough: It’s a heartwarming and quite charming

work of art.”FIRST POSITION G

THU 5:35, FRI 5:40, SAT 3:40, SUN 1:30, MON 5:35, TUE 5:40, WED 10:20 & 5:35

“Excellent for the mature who like a really good, worthy story of intrigue.”

Allan.This film, with its prickly characters and complicated plot, rips along

with continuous tension and power. At its core, it’s a good, solid thriller

about a fugitive trying to clear his name. But it’s a much more interesting movie at the edges.

“It’s a ripper,” says Louise”.THE COMPANY YOU KEEP M

THU 7:40, FRI 7:50, SAT 8:10, SUN 6:00, MON 7:40, TUE 7:50, WED 7:40

You’re drawn into the Quartet and the life of Christopher Walken’s character. This is a movie that I would encourage people to watch, as it is full of amazing acting performances as well as a plot and underlying message that should

be shared. “I liked it. It was very honest”. Brandon.

PERFORMANCE M THU 6:00, FRI 10:10, SAT 3:55, SUN 1:45,

MON & WED 6:00

Theatre movies are made by people and shown by people to be enjoyed by people. It can never be otherwise.

“WOW, very good film indeed.” Neil. An exhilarating, emotionally

rich, utterly pleasurable and rousing adventure. After a confident take-off, J J Abrams keeps the franchise

flying with a faster, faster, FASTER sequel that makes for the most

thrilling Star Trek. “Awesome.” Tony.STAR TREK INTO THE DARKNESS M

THU 5:30, FRI 5:35, SAT 5:25,SUN 10:50 & 3:15, MON & TUE 8:00,

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What a delight it turned out to be, a very simple story. You will laugh, you will cry. There is

something in it for everyone. It’s so tender and generous; the stars are so genuinely affecting, full of warmth and sensitivity. There’s so much enjoyment to be had here, it’s heart-warming, amusing and moving. “It’s affecting. If you’re

prone to weeping, bring plenty of tissues”. Metro.

SONG FOR MARION M THU 5:50, FRI 10:20 & 5:50,

SAT 1:30 & 6:10, SUN 11:20 & 4:00, MON & TUE 5:50, WED 10:10 & 5:50

“In the same class as BEST MARIGOLD, INTOUCHABLES and QUARTET.

It received 4 stars out of five in ALL newspapers”. Rex. A MUST SEE FOR

THE YOUNG AT HEART.

A top-notch, TRUE old-fashioned, entertaining and enjoyable

odyssey of endurance. Everything is perfect; great cast, fantastic adventure, flawless direction,

swelling music and great sound effects. There are few movies about the human spirit like this

and what it means to have a real journey. The record breaking film.

KON TIKI M THU 7:50, FRI 10:00 & 6:00,

SAT 1:40 & 8:20, SUN 11:30 & 6:10,MON 7:50, TUE 8:10, WED 10:00 & 5:40

The epic finale to the Hangover Trilogy. This time, there’s no wedding, no

bachelor party. What could go wrong, right? But when the Wolfpack hits the

road, all bets are off. “Hangover is laugh out loud material.” Nigel.

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Prime Powerful Property

Zoning that supports a variety ofusers including being ideal fortransport firms, storage facilities,engineers, manufacturers, wreckersand builders. 1.029Ha industrialland with home, large workshopand yard with room to expand. Anopportunity presents to own thisflat site in the heart of Te Awamutu.

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Welcome To Your New Home!

Owners have a new direction in life, requirethis home SOLD NOW. Be amazed at thespace/flow, spacious brms PLUS study,high studs, under-floor heating, dblegarage & semi-enclosed carport.

OPEN: Friday 2.00pm & Saturday 10.00am295 Bridgman Rd

PRICE: NOW $314,000VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/HRWGG8CONTACT: Maureen Strong 027 869 9789

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An affordable first home or investment.Heat pump, HRV, excellent insulation. Culde sac location. Only on the market for ashort time so don't let this pass you by!

OPEN: Friday 12.00pm & Sunday 1.00pm124 Caxton Place

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...land for the family pets, close to town,ample shedding, modern new home? Kids/adult zones are separate. Entertainmentareas flow to a covered deck with openfireplace. Tucked away is the hot tub.

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314 Mutu Street 3 brms, 1 bath, 2 gge $270,000 12.30pm-1.00pm364 Christie Ave 3 brms, 2 bath, 2 gge $420,000 1.00pm-1.30pm485 Hazelmere Cres 3 brms, 1 bath, 1 gge $190,000 1.45pm-2.15pm

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126 Thorncombe Rd

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