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Maungatautari Wardcouncillor Grahame Webber hasbeen elected Deputy Mayor ofWaipa District Council.
He was elected at theCouncil’s first formal Councilmeeting last week, where all 12councillors, plus re-electedMayor Alan Livingston, weresworn in.
Councillors Laurie Hoverdand Hazel Barnes will representCouncil on the Te AwamutuCommunity Board. The Boardwill again be chaired by DeanTaylor.
Pirongia ward CouncillorDiane Sharpe was re-electedchair of the regulatorycommittee. Other regulatorycommittee members appointedwere Barbara Taranaki, BruceThomas, Sue Milner, MrLivingston and a representativefrom Nga Iwi Toopu o Waipa, yetto be confirmed.
Concerts, artaward coming
Rosetown Scream Festivalcontinues this week with musicand art to the fore.
Anika Moa plays The AleHouse on Thursday night.Check the venue for details.
Also on Thursday andFriday nights from 7.30 TeAwamutu College MusicDepartment presents MichaelJackson: HIStory in Music.
Friday night is also theopening and announcement ofthe Mt Pirongia Art Awards withthe exhibition open to the publicSaturday and Sunday in thePirongia Memorial Hall from11am until 2pm.
Present pushTe Awamutu and Districts
Memorial RSA is keen to sendChristmas parcels to all localpeople who are currently servingoverseas in any branch of theArmed Services.
People with a relative in thisgroup are asked to advise his/her contact details to RSAmanager Bill Lyford (phone 8713707) or to [email protected] are wanted as soon aspossible, so that the parcels canbe sent away in good time.
‘Oarsome’ start to world champs
TC021110SP01/TC021110CA01NEW ZEALAND pair James Lassche and Graham Oberlin-Brown (right) power through their heat to record thefastest time in their event at the World Rowing Championships at Lake Karapiro, while (below) Graham’s motherJody is the first to her feet to celebrate as they cross the finish line.
BY CATHY ASPLIN
Te Awamutu rowerGraham Oberlin-Brownwrote his name in the his-tory books on Sunday — hewas the first competitor tocross the finish line at the2010 Rowing World Cham-pionships.
The Kiwi lightweightmen’s pair of Oberlin-Brown and James Lasscheput in an impressive row indifficult conditions on LakeKarapiro.
They had the added pres-sure of being the first NewZealand team in action, inthe first race of the first day,and taking on the currentworld champions, France.
But after New Zealandpushed past Fabien Tillietand Jean-Christophe Bette,they left nothing to chance.
They showed their classand knowledge of LakeKarapiro on a windy day totake the win in 6:33:35.
This earned them a spotin Friday’s final and nowmakes them favourites withthe fastest qualifying time.
Oberlin-Brown andLassche certainly tooksome pressure off them-selves by performing sowell.
They avoid therepechages and have theluxury of several daysbreak before racing again.
‘‘We just tried to stay asrelaxed as we could. Wewere just thinking aboutour race and getting in thebest position.
‘‘We came into theregatta with a plan. Obvi-ously we wanted to racewell in the heat, but wewant to get stronger as theregatta goes on. Hopefullycome Friday we’ll be ineven better shape,’’ saysOberlin-Brown.
He enjoyed racing infront of family, friends andformer coaches from TeAwamutu.
Unfortunately after justtwo events (five heats) onSunday FISA put racing onhold and eventually can-celled it due to the strongwinds.
Tom Mayo, CEO of theorganising committee, saysit was a disappointmentthat things did not runsmoothly but he reminded
people that ‘‘we are in theweather’s hands’’.
OPENING CEREMONYTe Awamutu people
were part of the large crowdthat helped celebrate theopening of the 2010 WorldRowing Championships.
The event began withRob Hamill rowing hisocean boat and transportingKiwi comedian DaiHenwood (wearing a rowingone-piece from the 1978World Rowing Champion-ships) to the stage.
Performances by popopera group Lyrica andacrobatic sensation ZachWasher kept the crowdhappy between Henwood’sjokes and some highlightsfrom 1978 Championships.
Local school childrenwere flag bearers for the 49competing countries.
Of course the hostnation, New Zealand,scored the loudest cheerfrom the crowd as rowersMaheDrysdale and EricMurray crossed the stage.
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TC021110DT01FIRST of season blueberries were just one of the treats at the wellsupported market.
TC021110DT02TIME to relax and have fun at the Te AwamutuTwilight Farmer’s Market.
Te Awamutu’s inaugural TwilightFarmer’s Market last Thursdayreceived terrific support fromstallholders and the public.
Everything from the season’s firstblueberries, to specialty olive oilproducts, to fresh exotic breads, tofresh produce, fish products andplants were on offer at Selwyn Park.
Te Awamutu i-Site Centre mana-ger Lynne Fenwick, who workedhard to bring the event to town, says
huge numbers attended the 3.30pmopening by Mayor Alan Livingstonand the attendance stayed strongthroughout.
Mrs Fenwick says stallholderswere keen to spread the message, so ifthe public support continues, thenumbers of stallholders and range ofproduct will increase.
Te Awamutu Twilight Farmer’sMarket is every Thursday from3.30pm until 6.30pm in Selwyn Park.
Rumbling Harleys here SundayDon’t expect a peaceful
Sunday in town this weekend —upwards of 70 Harley-Davidsons are converging onthe town at noon and it will benoisy, but also very impressive.
The Waikato Bay of PlentyH.O.G. Chapter hits town aspart of its annual Poker Run.
A few local identities arepart of the group and lookforward to ‘disturbing the
peace’ when they ride in con-voy up and back through themain street before parking upin Gorst Avenue for a 30 minutestop-over.
The run leaves Otorohangaat 11.25am and is expecting tobe parked by noon.
H.O.G. (Harley OwnersGroup) started in the USA in1983 with 30,000 members.Today there are over 1.5 million
members worldwide.The local chapter aims ‘To
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It is a group where memberscan share their passion for theHarley-Davidson motorcycle.
The Poker Run is one of anumber of events club mem-bers can partake in.
Sunday’s run is the fourthannual poker run, all supported
by Hamilton’s Road & SportsMotorcycles.
Members try for the bestpoker hand to win vouchersfrom the sponsor valued at$1750.
Along the way they get toenjoy some beautiful Waikatoscenery, great food, share eachother’s company and bringtheir brand of excitement tocommunities like Te Awamutu.
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Festival underway
TC021110DT03LOOM ‘N’ US Collective spokesperson Diane Dudfield speaking at theopening of Rosetown Scream Festival and their Oarsome Waipa — ATextile Response exhibition at Burchell Pavilion.
021110DT04VISITORS admire Te Awamutu Museum’s exhibition Submerged Histories — Stories underlying LakeKarapiro.
Rowing heritage features in opening eventsA textile exhibition
with a strong aquatictheme and historic exhi-bition of the formationof Lake Karapiro openedthis year’s RosetownScream Festival.
Oarsome Waipa — ATextile Responsefeatures the work of adozen passionate Wai-kato weavers — Loom ‘n’Us Collective — inspiredby the Waikato and itswater and greenery andwoven in blues andgreens.
The collective is newto the festival.
The exhibition isopen daily from noonuntil 7pm and noon to3pm on Sunday, when itcloses.
Members of the col-lective are not hobbyweavers — they are pas-sionate about producingwork of high quality andthey inspire andrejuvenate each other.They are a diverse andtalented group.
Te AwamutuMuseum salutes theRowing World Cham-pionships with a photo-graphic exhibition aboutthe 1947 flooding of theHorahora power stationand formation of LakeKarapiro.
The Submerged His-tories exhibitionfeatures historic blackand white photographs,many from the early1900s, sourced from the
archives of MightyRiver Power and thefamilies who lived alongthe stretch of the Wai-kato River that laterbecame known as LakeKarapiro.
A National Film Unitdocumentary from 1947playing throughout theexhibition conveys thefeeling of excitementabout electricity pro-duction at the time.
Te AwamutuMuseum is openweekdays from 10amuntil 4pm, 10am until
1pm Saturdays and 1pmuntil 4pm Sundays.
Festival organisersLynne Fenwick andDean Taylor thankedmajor sponsors WaipaNetworks for theirongoing commitment tothe event.
Other major contri-butors are Waipa Dis-trict Council, RosetownPrint and New ZealandCreative Communities.
Thanks also went tolong term supporters TeAwamutu Alive, TeAwamutu i-Site Centre
and Te Awamutu Cour-ier
Special mention wentto all event organisersfor making the festivalprogramme possible,especially to organisersof new events.
The sentiments wereechoed by Mayor AlanLivinsgton who openedthe event as part of hisbusy schedule whichincludes hostingnational and interna-tional guests for theRowing World Cham-pionships.
Road-worker hit by vehicle —Police urge roadworks caution
Western Waikato Police areurging people to observe tempor-ary speed limits put in placearound roadworks after aworker was struck by a vehiclenear Pirongia on Friday night.
Acting Sergeant Jason Popeof Te Awamutu Police says emer-gency services were called to thescene by the Pirongia GolfCourse, on SH39, shortly after9pm.
"The road-worker was mov-ing road cones when he wasstruck from behind by anorthbound vehicle which failedto stop.
"He was thrown off the lefthand side of the road, where webelieve he lost consciousness.When he has come to hestruggled his way to the roadsideon his hands and knees and was
discovered by passing motoristswho raised the alarm," Mr Popesays.
He says the victim’s troublesdidn’t end there as hesubsequently had a seizure andthe motorists who stopped wereable to render first aid to theman and had to wait until emer-gency services arrived.
"He was transported to Wai-kato Hospital in a stable con-dition, with head, hip, and leginjuries and though serious, weare very lucky not to have endedup dealing with a fatality.
"Our victim had phonedPolice to report motorists weretravelling through the road-works at speed, which wereclearly controlled by 30km/hrtemporary speed signs, onlyminutes before he was struck
down."Mr Pope says it was believed
the vehicle that hit the worker islikely to have left hand frontaldamage and Police are appealingfor the driver or any witnesses tocome forward.
Anyone with any informationon the identity of the driver isasked to contact Mr Pope at theTe Awamutu Police Station on 07872 0100, alternatively informa-tion can be left anonymously onthe CrimeStoppers crimeline,0800 555111.
Last summer a number ofclose calls in areas of roadworkswere reported across the Wai-kato and Police want to remindmotorists temporary speedlimits are put in place to ensurethe safety of everyone using theroad.
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TC021110CA02TE AWAMUTU Rowing Club members (from left) JennyBarugh, Wendy Reynolds, Allan Barugh and David Reynoldsenjoy the hospitality at Lake Karapiro.
TC021110CA03LOCAL residents (from left) Karin Whautere (holdingKhourey), Janine Aitken, Margaret Tiddy and AdrianaWhautere enjoy entertainment during the opening ceremony.
TC021110CA04CURLING NZ representative Lorne DePape and hiswife Carroll of Te Awamutu check out the courseprior to the start of racing on Sunday.
From page 1.The local iwi Ngati Koroki Kahukura and
Ngati Haua performed a traditional Maoripowhiri for all visitors.
The powhiri finished with a spectacularsalute by waka (pictured below) featuring
over 150 waka taua (paddlers).WDC Mayor Alan Livingston welcomed
visitors to the region and said he was lookingforward to seeing international athletes com-pete at our new world class venue.
‘‘We are looking forward to watching the
best, do the best, at the best.’’Opshop lead singer Jason Kerrison sang
the New Zealand anthem as the New Zealandflag was raised.
The 2010 World Rowing Championshipswas officially declared open by FISA Presi-
dent Denis Oswald.The ceremony finished with the release of
a colourful array of streamers and 2010biodegradable helium-filled balloons, beforeOpshop took over to entertain the enthusias-tic crowd.
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The Good Fun, Nemesiz playOriginal Artists On Stage 10
TC021110DT05THE GOOD FUN on stage at Fist Pump held at Te Awamutu College.
Two bands will perform atOriginal Artists On Stage 10,which this year is staged atThe Commercial Hotel at 9pmFriday, November 12.
The bands will performtheir own music instead ofcovers.
The all originals themeencourages musicians to show-case their unique work ratherthan radio songs.
The Good Fun will headlinethe show hot on the heels oftheir concert at Te AwamutuCollage last month.
Pirongia based The GoodFun won the NationalSmokefreerockquest in Sep-tember.
These are exiting times forThe Good Fun who havereleased an EP EP Phone Homeand made their own video OneNight In The Igloo.
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Doors open at 8:30pm.
District sports awards tickets on sale nowThe 2010 Waipa Networks
District Sports Awards takeplace on Tuesday, November 23at The Don Rowlands Centre atLake Karapiro.
The evening, hosted bySport Waikato with MC Kay
Gregory, includes dinner andentertainment along with guestspeaker — New Zealand rower,Eric Murray.
‘‘We invite the communityto come along and support theamazing range of talented Wai-
pa sportspeople and hard-working sports administratorsand officials who are involvedin making our district theHome of Champions,’’ saysSport Waikato’s Waipa sportsco-ordinator, Janis Jeffers.
Tickets are available at Wai-pa District Council offices inCambridge and Te Awamutu.
Contact Mrs Jeffers for fur-ther details on 07 823 2510 or0274 757747, or [email protected]
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Computer recyclingday this Saturday
Te Awamutu joins more than 40towns and cities across New Zealandparticipating in New Zealand’s freecomputer recycling event, eDay, thisSaturday from 9am-3pm.
Minister for the Environment, NickSmith announced the nationwideevent in early October.
Led locally by Waipa District Coun-cil with support from local wasteexpert company Red Bins, the aim is todivert as much as 12 tonnes of elec-tronic waste from landfills, doublinglast year’s amount of six tonnes.
Council’s team leader corporateand community planning ShelleyMonrad says electronic waste is nowone of the fastest growing wastestreams in the world. She says eDay isbeing made possible in Waipa becauseof fantastic local support.
“Red Bins has generously come onboard, and is letting us use their depotand staff to collect, sort and pack thee-waste. This event would be muchmore difficult to run without them,
and we’re very grateful for theirsupport,” Mrs Monrad says.
Material that can be disposed of ateDay includes all computer-relatedequipment, game consoles, faxmachines and digital cameras. Mobilephones can also be dropped off and willbe donated to Starship Hospital’sMobile Phone Recycling Appeal.
“TV sets and home hi-fi equipmentcannot be accepted this year becausethe channels for recycling these itemsare not sufficiently well developed.”
Mrs Monrad says the eDay team isexpecting a big turnout in Te Awa-mutu.
On-site volunteers will be askingpeople to participate in a quick surveyabout e-waste when they drop off theirequipment.
eDay: Saturday, November 6, 9am-3pm, Red Bins, 547 Paterangi Road, TeAwamutu and EnviroWaste, 27 MatosSegedin Drive, Cambridge. For moreinformation visit Council’s websitewww.waipadc.govt.nz.
Water saving criticalSummer water restrictions began
in Waipa District yesterday, with theuse of sprinklers limited to alternativedates.
Waipa District Council’s managerwater services Bob Shaw says thecoming New Zealand summer will beinfluenced by the La Nina weatherpattern, bringing warm, dry andsunny conditions. That puts pressureon the district’s water reserves.
Mr Shaw says that at peak times, onaverage the district uses 36.9 millionlitres of water every day. Last year,reserves got down to concerning levelsand Council was forced to extendsprinkler restrictions to May 2010.
“For our water reserves to last thesummer, everyone needs to reducetheir water use now. Ideally, we’d liketo see this figure down to 31.3 millionlitres per day,” Mr Shaw says.
To reduce water use, Council hasinitiated a water alert level one whichrestricts the use of sprinkler systemsto alternative dates on the odds andevens system.
People living at addresses with anodd street number can use sprinklerson dates ending in an odd number, andpeople living at addresses with an evenstreet number can use sprinklers ondates ending in an even number.
Council’s water alerts run fromlevel one to three with restrictionsranging from sprinkler and hoserestrictions to full bans on all externalwater use for urban, rural, non-residential and commercial proper-ties.
Mr Shaw says while Council will doeverything it can to ensure thedistrict’s water supply lasts the sum-mer, everyone needs to get behind theeffort. Ultimately it is up to individ-uals to use their household and busi-ness water effectively, he says.
A water conservation campaignusing local newspapers and Council’swebsite will run from November toFebruary 2011, to ensure residentsknow what water alerts are in placeand what they can do to help reducetheir water usage.
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Their disco last term was so muchfun, they decided to repeat the eveningfor all pre school and primary schoolaged children.
DJ for the 6.30pm-8pm disco isPirate Pete. Entry is by gold coindonation and there will be sausages,chips, chocolate, drinks and glowsticks for sale. Theme is fancy dress.Children must be accompanied by aparent/caregiver.
Christmas shopping at PlaycentrePirongia Playcentre is hosting a
Christmas shopping evening at theircentre tomorrow (November 3) from7.30pm onwards.
‘‘There will be all kinds of cool stuffto buy, from Tupperware, Prenzel,
Enjo, Scholastic Books, toys, puzzles,jewellery, garden ornaments andartwork. There will also will be a raffle— for a signed rugby ball, zumbalessons and Avon gift set — and spotprizes,’’ says their press release.
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TC021110SP10MIKE CLAYDON, flanked by sons James (left) and Mark, at ‘Centaur Park’, Colandra,alongside the large monument on the coast looking out to sea towards where theAHS Centaur sunk.
Final chapter of the ill-fated AustralianHospital ship Centaur was enacted latelast month 50km off the coast of Brisbane,and Mike Claydon of Te Awamutu andsons James and Mark were there to bepart of it.
They were among 320 relatives of thoselost in the tragic sinking of the AHSCentaur 67 years ago, who were trans-ported to the site of the sinking by theHMAS Manoora. Also in attendance wereMartin Pash, the last remaining survivor,and military and political dignitaries.
Mr Claydon was there to lay a wreathinto the Coral Sea in honour of his olderbrother Jack who was killed as an 18-year-old on the ship.
AHS Centaur was torpedoed by aJapanese submarine on 14 May 1943. Ofthe 332 people on board, including mer-chant seamen, hospital staff and armynurses, only 64 survived.
The shipwreck of AHS Centaur, discov-ered on December 20 last year, is underprotection of the Historic Shipwrecks Act.
The trip to Brisbane did not start wellfor Mr Claydon and his sons. Relaxing intheir hotel rooms watching television,they heard that there had been a fire in theengine room of the HMAS Kanimbla,which was meant to take them out to thesite.
Fortunately, sister ship Manoora wasrushed into service.
On the morning of the sailing therelatives met in the city centre at 5am andwere transported to the ship in eight largebuses.
As each person walked up the gang-plank, they were escorted by a male orfemale sailor, and made welcome onboard. They were soon fed a hearty cookedbreakfast — the first of three superb mealsprepared throughout the day by the eightchefs on board.
‘‘The boat was accompanied by orcas aswe made our way out to the sinking site, asthough they were guiding us,’’ MrClaydon says.
‘‘We finally arrived at that tragic site
where so many young lives were lost.‘‘The service was conducted by the
army and navy and after a few hymnswere sung and prayers said, the peoplewho had brought ashes of loved ones putthem over the stern and then those of uswho had brought wreaths lined up andthrew them into the bright blue sea, with atear and a prayer.
On the homeward journey, relatives ofthose lost on the Centaur were invited torecount life stories of their loved ones.
‘‘There were some very emotionalstories. I was asked to give my story aboutmy Jack but I declined. Later, I wished Ihad.
‘‘Jack was born in England and thefamily moved to New Zealand where I wasborn. Then we all sailed to Sydney in the30s where dad was killed in an accident.
‘‘It was the depression years, Jack and Iended up in an orphanage 80 miles fromSydney at Kincumber. When Jack was 15he was allowed to go and live with mum inpaddington.
‘‘When he was 16 and a half he put hisage up and joined the Australian LightHorse, but the army decided horsesagainst tanks wouldn’t work, so Jackjoined the Australian Infantry Forces.
‘‘He went up to Darwin and wentthrough the bombing without so much asa scratch.
‘‘He came back to Sydney and joinedthe Medical Corps and that’s when hesailed on the ill-fated voyage on theCentaur.
‘‘Like millions of other young men, henever had much of a life.’’
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TC021110SP11MARK CLAYDON watches as his father drops the wreath for JackClaydon into the Coral Sea at the site AHS Centaur sank.
From page 10.During their Australian visit,
the Claydons went to Colandraand ‘Centaur Park’, which has alarge monument on the coastlooking out to sea.
‘‘We visited the ColandraRSL, where a large room isdedicated to all the army, navyand air force personnel. There isa large model of the Centaur in aglass cabinet among the namesof all the lost personnel.’’
Mr Claydon came upon aphoto of three Victoria Crosswinners — two Australians anda Kiwi but with no name in thecaption for the Kiwi.
The locals were amazed afterMr Claydon was able to identifythe mystery man as Jack Hinton,whom he had met at the Auck-land trots many years before. Heis now identified in the caption.
Ironically, there is a pacerracing in Canterbury these daysnamed Jack Hinton, with hissire being Washington VC.
Touch season begins in earnestThe first round of games in Te
Awamutu Sports Touch Module’ssenior promotion-relegation com-petition will be contested atAlbert Park on Thursday even-ing.
Promotion-relegation will con-sist of seven weeks of round robinplay.
The winner of promotion-relegation in each grade will win$100 (presented at end of seasonprize giving).
The senior touch team ‘lucky$100 draw’ will commence thisweek in the clubrooms.
McFall/Downers Te AwamutuSports Club Touch draw for bothsenior and junior teams:
Senior Touch, promotion-relegation round 1, 6pm: F1 Mini
Me’s v The A Plus Team, F2Wananga Warriors v Parawera,F3 Kawa Mountain Dairies v TeKawa West Young Farmers, F4Dixie Normous v I Don’t Know,F5 Sadidas v No Touch, F6 TryBull Force v STAGS, F7 Ronix vThe A Team, F9 Half Men HalfAmazing v Dirty Dozen, F10 SBCv Rockmebaby, Sub Tribe have abye.
Round 2, 6.45pm: F1Northpower Remix v Sparkies, F2K1 v Tribal, F3 G Unit v TAUnstoppables, F4 Sah Kit v Hisand Hers, F5 Waterboiz v TAFire, F6 Team Extream v ASBHuge Ticka, F7 Play’n Up v Jam,F8 Open Wananga v Touch This,The Cult v Blue Crush, F10Generation v NWA.
Junior touch, week four:Round 1, 4.45pm, Year 5-6
grade: F1 St Pat’s Can’t TouchThis v All Stars, F2 Pekerau Starsv Pekerau Carvers, F3 Puahue v20/Ten, F4 K-Town Silverstars vTe Pahu Kiwis, F5 TAPS Dragonsv TAPS Dynamos, F6 St Pat’sDestroyers v Ohaupo Sharks, F9Pokuru v K- Town Goldstars, F10KK Bees v Pekerau Comets, TAPSTitans have a bye.
Round 2, 5.15pm, Year 7-8grade: F1 Calafornia Girls v TePahu Titans, F2 TAI Whackers vBeef and Jakes Team, F3 OhaupoRockets v Blackaneez, F4 St Pat’sLightning v St Pat’s Fast andFurious, F10 Korakonui Rebels vKFC Crushers, Water-Ball Jitzuhave a bye.
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Highland dancing pairacquit themselves well
TC021110SP12ALYN McCORQUINDALE, convenor of the Highlandand National Dancing Section of Te AwamutuFestival Society of Performing Arts, is flanked byher well performed local pupils Haley Bock (left)and Jen Sinclair.
TC021110SP12WINNERS of the Orchestral Instrument Recital Class, featuring Alex Towers(left) from Te Awamutu, with Instrumental Section adjudicator KennethYoung.
Te Awamutu may havehad only two girls in theHighland and NationalDancing Section of the TeAwamutu Festival of thePerforming Arts, but itwas a case of quality notquantity.
This year there was agood number of entriesfrom Auckland, Tau-ranga, Hawera and Ham-ilton.
Haley Bock won theSouthcombe Cup for themost points in the under10 years class.
Haley got three firstsin her age group and asecond and two thirds inthe Cup class events.
Jen Sinclair won theBernice RountreeMemorial Challenge Cupfor the second year in arow, for most points in‘No more than six cupsunder 14 years’.
Jen also got a secondand third in her under 12class.
Both girls got VeryHighly Commended in theSouth Auckland CentreChampionship SailorsHornpipe under 12 years.
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Instrumental success
TC021110SP13DR BOB LE QUESNE (left) presents the cup for the Open ChamberEnsemble Class to Walton Quartet, with local pianist Gabrielle Peakesecond from right.
Gabrielle Peake of TeAwamutu was a memberof the Walton Quartetwhich won the hotlycontested Open Cham-ber Ensemble Class atTe Awamutu Compe-titions Society Festivalof Performing Arts.
The quartet was oneof nine chamberensembles vying for thehighly sought afterDoctors Le Quesne andHeywood Cup andAward. Dr Le Quesne isthe patron of the TeAwamutu CompetitionsSociety.
The InstrumentalSection of thePerforming Arts Fest-ival was a great successagain this year with alarge number of Waipabased students partici-pating as soloists and inthe ensemble and duetclasses.
Three new cups werepresented for the recitalclasses, donated by TeAwamutu College itiner-ant teachers BarryCullen (brass) and Stew-art Stanbridge(woodwind) and thestrings recital cup don-ated by John and NgaraEarwaker.
The section was priv-ileged to have KennethYoung as adjudicator,one of New Zealand’sleading conductors andcomposers.
From his wealth ofexperience and exper-tise he offered wonderfulfeedback to all competi-tors and encouragingadvice to go on with.
Te Awamutu Compe-titions Society of thePerforming Artsappreciated the gener-ous support it receivedTe Awamutu commun-ity and sponsors.
‘ ‘It is this thatenables us to continuethis annual event, pro-viding a performanceopportunity for studentsof all ages and at differ-
ent levels of learning,enabling them todevelop in their choseninstrument and artform,’’ says Instrumen-tal Section convenor GillKelly.
Instrumental Sectionresults were:
Young PerformerNational Awards Nomi-nee: Rachel Miles (Ham).
Orchestral Instru-ment Recital, Te Awa-mutu Rotary ClubAward: Rachel Miles(Ham) 1, Karen Yang(Auk) 2, Alex Towers(TA) 3.
Chamber Ensemble,Drs Le Quesne andHeywood Award:Walton Quartet 1, Aotea-roa Duo (Ham) 2,Shadow Trio 3.
Junior ChamberEnsemble, Jurg andVreni RussenbergerAward: Stella MarisTrio (Auk) 1, Let’s GetDown to Business (Ham)2, AAJ Trio (Auk) 3,Flutet (TA) very highlycommended.
Jacob CullenMemorial Brass RecitalCup and Award: JessicaSchweizer (TA).
14yrs and under:Megan Bethell highlycommended.
15-18yrs: Kent Russell(Ham) 1, Hayden Cullen(Camb) 2, OliverPlowright (Pirongia) 3.
Stanbridge RecitalWoodwind Cup andAward: Felicity Hanlon(Ham).
14yrs and under:Brenda Woods (Ham) 1,Hamish Hudson-Hall(TA) 2, Paige West (TA)3.
15-18yrs: AniaRoznawska (Ham) 1,Olivia Jordan (TA) 2,Michelle Lambert (TA)3.
Soundz of Music Tro-phy — Ensemble: AriosoWind Quintet (Auk) 1,Saxophony (Te Kuiti) 2.
Local Winners:Waikato Academy of
Music Trophy — undertwo years learning: AlexKennedy.
Sue Germann Cup —Duets/Trios: Jessica andThomas Schweizer.
Natzke Trophy:Michelle Lambert.
Woodwind: HamishHudson-Hall.
Annette Rea Scholar-ship: Olivia Jordan.
Catie SimpsonScholarship: SarahMurphy.
KBB Award, brass:Hayden Cullen.
Delysse StoreyScholarship: ElizabethHumberstone.
KBB Award,ensemble — under14yrs: Pirongia SchoolJazz Band 1.
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Sports boxers bag four NZ titlesFarrelly brothers make great fist of first nationals
TC021110SP14BOXING BROTHERS: Callum (left) and Sean Farrelly, both national champions.
Nine boxers from Te Awamutu SportsClub represented Waikato with distinctionat the national championships in Christ-church, claiming four national titles.
This is the ultimate goal of the year forthe fighters, who have been training full onfor eight months — four nights a week atthe gym, plus their own schedule outsidethe Boxing Club training and competing atmany weekend tournaments.
Fighting in their first national cham-pionship, brothers Callum and SeanFarrelly were both in career best form andfought sensationally.
Callum (12) qualified for the 38kg finalby beating Zac Brown of East Coastconvincingly.
He met a hard hitting opponent in thefinal in Nico Nicolson, but the Te Awa-mutu Intermediate School boxer’ssuperior speed and fitness won the day.
Callum was completely dominant in thethird and final round, landing an array ofwell directed shots to win 15-5.
Brother Sean (15) met a very experi-enced fighter in his 43kg final, but nevertook a backward step against ChristopherMooney of Hawkes Bay.
While it was a close fight, Sean landed aseries of telling shots in the first roundthat his opponent never recovered from.Sean’s superior fitness shone throughwhen his rival tried to pour it on in the lastround. The Te Awamutu College boxerkept fighting back and took the win 9-7.
Luke Jeffries (15), also from Te Awa-mutu College, was all class in winning hissecond national title in a row.
He recorded two decisive wins on hisway to the 50kg title, including stoppingConnaire Sullivan from Canterbury in thefirst round of their scheduled three roundfinal.
Aryk Whalley (17) was Te Awamutu’sfourth title winner. Ayrk recently movedto Perth with father and longstandingcoach Don Whalley.
They both returned home for the cham-pionship and Aryk Whalley was againmuch too good in his division.
He won the 60kg class decisively,
defeating Harrison Scaife of Wellington inthe final.
Tyler Jeffries recorded a good win inthe preliminary bouts but lost his final tobe national runner-up, while TysonWhalley, Sheldon Whalley, ReycheneWhalley and Kyrhowe Onehi all foughtwell and lost close matches.
Te Awamutu and Waikato coach RodJeffries commented that the town shouldbe very proud of their boxers. It was a
tough and testing tournament with theteam away in Christchurch for five days.
‘‘These fighters train as hard as anysport I know and the Te Awamutu Club isregarded as having among the fittest andbest prepared fighters in New Zealand,’’says the Farrelly brothers’ father, Ian.
‘‘We have been training four nights perweek at the gym since the start of Februaryand it showed with a fine haul of resultsagain.’’
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Scholarship Programmes IncludingInnovative New Leadership AwardSt Mary’s Diocesan School Principal Lynley Rawston announced the addition of a new
Leadership Scholarship to its Scholarship Programme earlier this week.
“Our school encourages students to develop in all aspects, academic, sporting, the
arts and in particular to build in confi dence and ability as courageous leaders in society.
We are unashamedly proud that 70% of our senior students have taken advantage of
opportunities and training in leadership,” Ms Rawston said.
The Leadership Scholarship, aimed to attract young women entering Year 9 who have all
round academic ability and excellence in roles either in the community or their school,
will provide a fee subsidy for two years as well as offer access to mentors; opportunities
to join and assume leadership roles in student organisations at the school, participate
in annual service projects and learn more about civic responsibility. Ms Rawston
continued “As these students leave St Mary’s towards their future, they will be better
prepared to become leaders in the workforce, their community and beyond.”
These days, our young people are sought to volunteer in numerous positions even before
they begin their career. Student groups, sports’ associations, community volunteer
groups all need offi ce holders, and people who have skills in encouraging and working
with others. “It’s sad to see worthwhile groups going into recess for lack of leadership,
at St Mary’s we believe these volunteer roles are vitally important and an ideal place
for students to learn and extend life skills essential for their future, no matter what role
or occupation they take on. We have a duty to support worthy volunteer organisations
and this is one way we can contribute to the community while building our students’
leadership abilities”.
“St Mary’s continues to offer four other scholarships as in the past. Music, Sports,
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for these scholarships has always been very high, with selection made by interview or
exam. “Applicants need to complete the appropriate form, attend an interview before
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to sit an exam.”
Applications close on Monday 8 November and interviews and the exam will be held at
10 am on Saturday 13 November – parents and family will be shown through the school
and are invited to participate in a light lunch at 12 noon. “Scholarship application forms
are available from St Mary’s School Offi ce or by downloading them from our website at
www.stmarysstratford.school.nz.”
Maunga promises familyfun on November 14
CFPTHE BOUMAS are just one of many local families who enjoyparticipating in the annual Maunga fun rides.
There is definitely somethingfor cyclists of all ages and abil-ities in this year’s Maunga CycleChallenge organised by Te Awa-mutu Rotary Club and Te Awa-mutu Sports Cycling Club.
Elite cyclists and those withplenty of power in their tankswill take on the 100km MaungaOpen.
But at the other end of thecycling ranks, pre-schoolers(and up to 12 years) are eligiblefor the Bikes ‘n’ Trikes event onAlbert Park.
Sport Waikato, with the helpof trained volunteers from TeAwamutu College, will organisea range of fun activities.
All cycling events start andfinish at Albert Park.
There are great cash prizesand spot prizes donated by thecommunity.
The main spot prizes for the30km up to 100km events are aflight for three aroundMaungatautari and beyond, aluxury night in Rotorua, a bike,watches and many more.
For the 12km and Bikes ‘n’Trikes there is a BMX bike to bewon, watches and an amazingarray of other prizes. Everyentrant is in with a chance towin one of these impressiveprizes.
There are also special prizessuch as the best dressed in theBikes ‘n’ Trikes, 12km and 30km,the oldest competitor, and the100, 200, 300th entrant etc.
Liz Wright says they arepromoting the day as somethingthe whole family can get into.She says that last year a fathertowed his three-year-old son
behind his bike, while his five-year-old and seven-year-olddaughters biked alongside in theTe A’ Cycles 12km Family FunRide.
‘‘That to me epitomised whatthe fun day is all about,’’ shesays.
This year parafed athleteshave entered the 12km ride.
Entry for an adult and twochildren in this event is just $20.
Youngsters 13 years and overare entitled to join their seniorsto ride in the 30km event, butunder that age require an adultaccompanying them or a cycleclub road licence.
The Livingstone 100km ThreePerson Relay will again be held
this year and local businesses,clubs and organisations havebeen encouraged to enter a teaminto this event.
The Rowers-Cyclists ‘Battle ofChampions’ Challenge will seeteams of elite rowers and cyclistscycle 100km then put in somework on rowing machines, withthe team having the highestcombined points the winner.
Entry forms can be filled inonline on dedicated websitewww.themaungachallenge.co.nz,or downloaded and dropped in toTe A’ Cycles — $5 from each entrygoes to the Maungatautari Eco-logical Island Trust EducationCentre which is situated atPukeatua School.
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TA siblings among NZ’s top snowboarders
TC021110SP17RUAPEHU freestyle snowboarding team member Dakota Craig.
Dakota and Fletcher Craig took to snow sports like ducks to waterBY COLIN THORSEN
TC021110SP17BHIGH FLYER: Fletcher Craig, winner of three silver and one bronzemedal at junior national snowboarding championships in Wanaka.
The Craig siblings of Te Awa-mutu are hugely committed to theirlove of snow boarding — makingthe long trek to Ohakune everyweekend to train.
If the weather is bad enough toprevent them getting on the snow,they train in a gym on a trampol-ine.
The dedication shown byDakota (15) and Fletcher (9) paid offbig time at the Junior NationalSnowboarding Championships inWanaka.
Competing in the half pipe,slopestyle, boarder cross and giantslalom, Fletcher gained three silvermedals and one bronze.
Dakota’s best placing in hersame four events was fifth overalland third in New Zealand.
In her three other events, sheplaced ninth overall and fifth inNew Zealand.
The Craigs are members of theRuapehu Freestyle snowboardingteam and have trained every week-end since June.
Dakota is one of two girls in theteam and Fletcher is one of theyoungest.
‘‘The bigger boys push us alongto try new jumps and tricks,’’ saysFletcher.
Their mother Symone says herchildren’s love of snow boardingstemmed from her taking them toSnowPlanet one day as a fun hol-iday activity as she used to ski.
‘‘They got on a pair of skis andthey were like little ducks in water— they took to it instantly.
‘‘We then went down to themountain the following winter andgot them on snowboards and theywere away.’’
Mrs Craig says one lesson andthey were hooked and haven’tlooked back.
‘‘My husband and I both took upsnowboarding to support the kids.’’
The kids train at Ruapehu and
travel to the South Island duringthe season for further training.
Dakota is a former Te AwamutuPrimary School student, nowattending Waikato Diocesan Schoolfor girls, while Fletcher currentlyattends Puahue Primary School.
This year they have had a rangeof sponsors that contributed togetting them to Wanaka — Glennand Jodie Tervit (Fleet Image) Pamand Ken Osborne, HydroFlowChristchurch, Pete and JoanneScheres, Rocky Mountain Chaletsand Craig Sylvester (Total Auto-
motive).Fletcher also plays rugby (his
coach David Fox let him leave theteam early to begin his training atRuapehu). Dakota is an avid netballplayer for her school but wasunable to play this year due to hercommitment to the snowboardingteam.
The Craigs have been invited toCanada (by their coaches, RyanEnfield of USA and Andrew Manuelof Canada) to train for a season,which is currently in the planningstages.
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Dishwashers, Dryers,
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Stoves, Cooktops,
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Phone:870 1550
Authorised Service Centre
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John DarraghMob: 0274 972 671
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021 846 109Shayne & Denise HamiltonOwner/Operator
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Now processing GLUTEN FREE sausages!
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FFORMALORMALNNOTICESOTICES
BirthsLUPTON.
Wayne and Cushla(nee Claydon)welcome safe arrivalof
"Zoe Rose"3430gms (7lb, 9oz), onOctober 27, 2010 atAuckland Hospital.
MARTIN-BLUCK.Corey and Michellewelcome a babybrother for Shia."Tai Israel Thorley"
Weighing 4010gms(8lb, 13oz) on October13, 2010. Many thanksto Claire Nichols.
MEREWETHER.Katherine (nee Quin)and Kyle wish toannounce with lovethe arrival of
"Willow Phoenix"Born October 22, 2010at River Ridge,weighing 3850gm (8lb,8oz). A little sister forOpal. Grateful thanksto midwife Jo Coulterand grandmotherMarie-Ann Quin.
MORTLAND.To Nick and Beth onOctober 4, 2010, atNorth Shore Hospital,a daughter,
"Orla Jenny-Rose"Both well.
WHITE - GIBSON.Matthew and Amywelcome with lovetheir son
"Jack Matthew"Born October 30, 2010,4380 gms (9lb 8oz). Abig thank you toFrances Good and theWaikato Hospital.
In MemoriamEGGLESTONEValentine Richard(Dick) [Flt Lt 75Squadron NZ AirforceWWII Service No. NZ429998].November 1, 2009. Inloving memory of ourwonderful husband,dad and poppa.
"We never lose theones we love,
for even thoughthey’re gone,
within the heartsof those who care,
their memorylingers on."
Not a day goes by thatyou are not within ourthoughts. Love youforever - Shirley,Lesley, Vicki and Paul,the late Kim, Ethan,Bradley and Bianca.
UERATAMaungarongo (Mau).In loving memory ofour loving father,grandfather, and greatgrandfather whopassed away October29, 1990.
"It’s been 20 yearssince you left us all.
God has you inhis keeping,
we always haveyou in our hearts.
Gone, never forgotten."Arohanui na teWhanau.
DeathsANDREWHeather.Loved Bet of Trevorand friend of Jocelynand Derek, Marilynand Les, Peter andShirley, Bob andValerie and families.
"A bright shiny ladythat will always be
remembered. Will missyou lots Heather."
HARRISONWilfred Trethewey.Died at home October25. Private funeralheld October 29 atOrakau AnglicanChurch, Kihikihi,followed by cremation.Loved husband ofBarbara, father ofPeter, Ruth andJudith. Father-in-lawto Liz and Stephen.Dearly loved grandadof seven.
HENDERSONShirley May (nee Tapp).On October 29, 2010peacefully at MatarikiHospital in thepresence of her lovinghusband. Aged 73years. Loved wife andbest friend of Ian for 51years. Loved mother ofSharon and Ross, andWayne. Lovedgrandma of Summer,Joshua, andBuchanan. Gratefulthanks to thewonderful staff atMatariki.
A service for Shirleywill be held at StAndrew’sPresbyterian Church,80 Mutu Street, TeAwamutu onThursday, November 4at 11.00am followed byburial at The PirongiaCemetry. Allcommunications tothe Henderson Family,c/-PO Box 137, TeAwamutu please. —
Te Awamutu FuneralServices FDANZ.
Church Services
Move Of GodMinistries
"HEALING MEETINGS"Wednesdays and
Thursdays,8.30pm, at Scout Hall
All Welcome
Lost and FoundCAT, large, long, timid,black/white, Bootsy,Rutherford Street. Phone870-5539 or (021) 056-2746.LOST - Barrow trolley,lost on Kawhia Road, onFriday. Contact 871-0727.LOST, black and whitefluffy cat, missing fromPekanui Road, Ngutunuiarea, reward offered.Phone Kirsty (027)271-8674.
PersonalTHANK you to Arna, wholooked after Lucy. Toeveryone else who alsohelped, thank you verymuch. She is now athome. Many thanks, Ali.
Meetings
7796954AA
ANNUAL GENERALMEETING
November 17, 2010,3.00pm
at 89 Market Street,Te Awamutu
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ALEXANDRARACING CLUB
(Established 1866)145th ANNUAL145th ANNUAL
GENERAL MEETINGGENERAL MEETING
The Club extends a warm welcome to
local residents or any persons interested in the future of the traditional Pirongia Boxing Day race
meeting.
M Walter (Hon Sec)
Will be held at the Clubhouse, Pirongia
Tuesday November 9, 2010 - 7.30pm
7796975AA
ANNUAL GENERALMEETING
Tuesday,November 23, 2010
6.30pmPirongia Sports ComplexFranklin Street, Pirongia
Business includes:Remits to the PNC Constitution.We welcome past members and are looking forward to
meeting new members.Any enquiries phone
(027) 500-3024
Meetings
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday November 16, 2010 at the
Rugby Clubrooms at 7.30pm
Secretary:Brian Johnson
Ph (027) 232-7720
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Friday November 12, 2010, 10.00amto be held in the Main Offi ce at
Te Awamutu College
All welcomeAny enquiries, please ph 871-4199 ext 802
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
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ROGERS CHARITABLE TRUST
WAIPAEMBROIDERYGUILDANNUAL GENERAL
MEETINGto be held at St Johns’Ambulance Building
31 Palmer Street,Te Awamutu on
Tuesday November 16at 7.00pm
All welcome
Sports Notices
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APPLICATIONS
FOR 2011 COACHESPremier Reserve
and belowPlease apply in writingor email with relevant Coaching/Management Level and skills to:
Pirongia Netball ClubPO Box 34013 or email
Closing date
November 30, 2010
Sports Notices
7796861AA
Waitomo Golf & Country Club
FARMERS TOURNAMENTThursday, November 4, 2010Thursday, November 4, 2010
Assemble 9.30am ... 10.00am SHOTGUN startAssemble 9.30am ... 10.00am SHOTGUN start• Entry $20 per player • 9 Holes and Bashers• Entry $20 per player • 9 Holes and Bashers
• Entry sheet in Clubhouse or just turn up! • Entry sheet in Clubhouse or just turn up!
Contact - Golf Club 873-7978Mike Jones (027) 236-4687
Kindly sponsored by: Ingham Mitsubishi
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TE AWAMUTU GOLF CLUBTWILIGHT GOLFEVERY WEDNESDAY
TEE OFF 3.00PM - 6.00PMGreat prizes - Prodrive draw each week
Registered and Non Registeredplayers welcome
WE WELCOME NEW MEMBERSNO SPECIAL DEALS - YOU CAN JOIN
FROM $50Deposit and play for as little as $15 per week
Phone 871-5661 or email:[email protected]
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TE AWAMUTU COLLEGETE AWAMUTU COLLEGESENIOR PRIZE GIVINGSENIOR PRIZE GIVING
Wednesday, November 10To be held at
Te Awamutu Events Centreat 10.15am
Everyone WelcomeEveryone Welcome
Public Notices
7796895AA
ROAD CLOSUREMANGATUTU BRIDGELETHBRIDGE ROAD
Thursday November 4, 2010
Approx 9.00am - 1.00pm
Alternative route via Bayley and Loop Roads
Pursuant to the Tenth Schedule of the Local Government Act 1974, notice is hereby given that, for the purpose of carrying out bridge repairs to Mangatutu Bridge, theabove road will be closed to ordinary vehicular traffi c for the period indicated above.
DC CLIBBERY
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
www.otodc.govt.nz
7796824AA
TE AWAMUTU HEARING ASSOCIATION
477 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu
TWO DISPLAY AND SALES DAYSTuesday, November 2, 2010
9.30am - 3.00pmFriday, November 26, 2010
9.30am - 3.00pmCome and view telephones with louder volume controls, louder phone ringers and amplifi ers; personal amplifi ers; hearing aid batteries (10,12 312,675), testers, drying capsules, TV headsets and cleaning tools . . . . .
Join our Association to receive benefi ts of membership!
For queries or appointments: 871-3649
All enquiries to:
Natasha Willison-ReardonManiapoto Maori Trust Board
PO Box 36TE KUITI
Maniapoto Maori Trust Board
Maniapoto Education Strategy
Hui-a-Iwi 2010
7799131AA
Are you interested in contributing to the
educational aspirations of Maniapoto whanau
from Early childhood to Tertiary level?
Maniapoto Maori Trust Board invites you all to the following hui to have your say and contribute to the future of Maniapoto Education. There will be a hui held on this Kaupapa on the dates, times and venues listed below:• Tuesday November 9, 5.00pm-8.00pm - Te Keeti Marae• Thursday November 11, 5.00pm-8.00pm - Mokai Kainga Marae• Tuesday November 16, 5.00pm-8.00pm - Te Kuiti Pa• Thursday November 18, 5.00pm-8.00pm - Taumarunui Kokiri Trust Building, 17 Morero Terrace.
AGENDA1) Karakia2) Mihi and introductions3) Background information4) Workshop - what do you think the values, attributes and skills of a Maniapoto Iwi member should be/or are?5) Conclusion and feedback6) Karakia whakamutunga
Phone: (07) 878-6234 orfreephone 0800 66 8285/Fax (07) 878-6409
Public Notices
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Please be advised Livingston Aquaticswill be closed to the public on
Saturday November 6, 2010 8.00am-5.00pm
to host the Te Awamutu Swimming ClubAnnual Carnival.
We apologise for any inconveniencethis may cause.
For Sale Under $50
BASE for queen size bed,never used, $45. Phone871-3802.BARBECUE, portable,gas, 18" with gas bottle,$30. Phone 871-3802.BIKE, five speed, 20", goodcondition, $48. Phone871-7706.CLOCKS bits and partsavailable to enthusiasts.Phone 872-8166.COLOURSTEEL roofing,two sheets, 5m x 800mm,$45. Phone 870-1866.CORNER entertainmentunit, $20. Call Alison871-4383.DRESS mirror, giltframed, 126 x 38cm $30.Phone 870-2522.FAN heater, $30. Phone871-6490.FOUR Kauri goblets,heart timber, $45. Phone872-8107.FREE A-frame doubleswing, minimummaintenance required.Phone 871-8903.HEAVY sliding door, 6 x 3,with runner, $45. Phone871-4429.HEWLETT Packard,printer, scanner, copier,$20. Phone 871-3802.SHEEP manure, $6 perbag, $7 delivered. Phone871-4887.TENNIS racket, greatcondition, $45 ono. Phone(027) 613-8920.TOASTER, Black andDecker, good order, $10.Phone 871-4215.
For Sale
PANASONIC32" television andcabinet, silver, excellentcondition, $350. Phone(021) 902-084.
GrazingWANTED 20 round silagebales, good quality.Phone (027) 292-4889.
Livestock & Poultry
ANTIBIOTICREJECT milk wanted.Phone Farrelly CalfRearing 871-5075 or text(021) 723-048.FERTILE eggs, OrpingtonWyandotte and Ancona.Phone (07) 872-2886.
PetsBLUE Heeler puppies,purebred, ready now, sixweeks old, six gorgeousmales, all with doublemasks, $350 each. Phone870-4492.
Public Notices
870-6194
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Airport-Charters-Rentals
7796885AA
PUBLIC NOTICESections 31(3) 41(3)
Sale of Liquor Act 1989
Barbara Cutler & Patricia Proud-man, 136 Jervois St, Kawhia, Publi-can has made appli-cation to the DistrictLicensing Agency at Otorohanga for thegrant of an On & OffLicence in respectof the premisessituated at 136 Jer-vois Street, Kawhia and known as BlueChook Inn.The general nature ofthe business conduct-ed (or to be conduct-ed) under the licenceis Inn/Tavern.The days on which and the hours duringwhich liquor is (or isintended to be) soldunder the licence are:Sunday to Sunday from 11.00am to mid-night.The application may be inspected duringordinary offi ce hours at the offi ce of the Otorohanga DistrictCouncil, District Li-censing Agency, 17 Maniapoto Street,Otorohanga.Any person who isentitled to object andwho wishes to objectto the grant of appli-cation may, not laterthan 10 working days after the date of thefi rst publication of no-tice, of the applicationin a newspaper in ac-cordance with the Act fi le a notice in writingof the objection withThe Secretary of theOtorohanga DistrictLicensing Agency, PO box 11, Otorohanga3940.This is the fi rst publi-cation of this notice.
Wanted to Buyor Exchange
WANTED all surplusmilk, cash paid on pickup. Ring Michael (027)281-8931.
HELP!WE need even more woolfor our brilliant knittershelping with OperationCover Up, if you havesome spare, please drop itin at the Te AwamutuCourier Office, 336Alexandra Street.
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FACTORFACTORFITNESSFITNESSHEALTHHEALTH
FASHIONFASHIONBEAUTYBEAUTY LIFESTYLELIFESTYLE
November 2010
EmotionalFreedom
Techniques
Emotional Relief =Physical Healing
• Pain Relief Anger
Grief• Anxiety
870 5444027 289 2984
Leanne Mundell
Call me to discussyour needs
SAVE YOUR SIGHT – GET YOUR EYES EXAMINED
REGREGULARLY
335 Alexandra StTe Awamutu
Ph 871 7741
Call us today
for an appointment
waxy, itchy, blocked, noisy
EARS?
Phone 0800 126 818
EAR MICRO - EXAMINATION/SUCTIONFor clear healthy ears
No referral needed. ACC Registered. All Ages
TE AWAMUTU CLINIC160 Mahoe Street
(At Rosetown Physio - Beside Events Centre)
LAST SATURDAY CLINIC FOR 2010November 6
7767062AA
www.earhealth.co.nz
870 4477 029 870 5209 442 Turere Lane Te AwamutuMichelle’s Beauty TherapyMichelle’s Beauty TherapyC.i.d.e.s.c.o.
Nature’s Pantry8701052 or
027 486 [email protected]
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Jan BrittonCounsellorMember of NZAC
�� �������troubling you?
Jan offers cognitive therapy, counselling, for concerns such as:Panic and AnxietyDepressionStressRelationshipsGriefSupervision
870 4060027 294 8138
Phone anytime
871 7272021 175 4811571 Mandeno St
OPENING HOURSThu-Fri: 11-4pmSat: 11-2pmLate Night Tuesday
Stockists of KeuneKay Fabish
Hairdressing
027 659 4728or 871-9312 after 5pm
Mind, Body, Soul Therapy
Time for aSPRING DETOX? I can help you.
Mon-Fri 9am-7pmSat 9am-6pm
PIRONGIA
Foot MassageClairvoyance
GIFT VOUCHERS
Therapeutic Massage
Sports Massage
ANGELA ELVINANGELA ELVIN
THINKING OF
BUILDING?
new houses
alterations
passive solar design
sustainable design
building consent drawings
resource consents
30 years experience
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNCall Geoff Bird at
p 871 7188
m 021 244 2334
• dressmaking• alterations
• repairs
After hours appointmentswelcome
BeautifulEnglishTeapots
available now at
CENTRAL CAFE
201 Alexandra St
Te Awamutu
“Come join usfor a great
cuppa.”
CLASSIC • FILTER• FUN DESIGNS •
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All enquiries to:Chris Ryan 871-3313 or (027) 243-1078
Andrew Reyland 871-3316 or (027) 223-7092Andy Transom 870-6059 or (027) 596-5142
Bill Donnelly (07) 873-1855 or (027) 493-2063
TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALEThursday, November 4, 11.00am start
Location:Te Awamutu SaleyardsPaterangi Road, Te Awamutu
Sale Comprising:11.00am Prime & Boners10 Fat Cattle
100 Boners
Store Cattle10 2 yr str & heifers
30 ylg beef x strs & heifers
30 Wnr beef x strs & heifers
12.00 noon Sheep & Calves100 Four day calves
20 Prime Lambs
30 Store Lambs
A/C Client20 Autumn Ang X heifers and bulls
12.00 Dairies 10 High BW empty cows10 I/C Budget cows
10 I/C heifers
Vehicles Wanted
Stock Auctions
Vehicles Wanted
Get that car outa there!
Wanted - DEAD CARSBest Dollars
A1 ServiceA1 Service
Phone 870-2200Te Awamutu or
(0800) CAR DUMP
LOCALLY OWNEDLOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED& OPERATED
6136317AA
FlatmatesDOUBLE sized room offgarage available,includes phone, power,broadband and more,6kms off Cambridge Roadfrom Te Awamutu.Phone 871-6878 or (021)039-0168.OHAUPO, rural, requirestidy working person, $130p/wk. Phone (027)200-9759.
Property For SalePIRONGIA - two minutesto Village, threebedroom, triple garageon 1713m2, spectacularviews, $389.000. Phone(027) 493-7400.
StorageSECURE undercover boatand motorhome storage.Phone 871-2171.
To LetTHREE/FOUR bedroomhouse in Palmer Street,$230 p/wk, available now.Phone (027) 589-6416.ARE you interested in"Rent to Buy" your ownhome? Phone TJ (027)568-5165.
To LetGRANNY flat, suit oneperson, non-smoker, $140p/wk includes power, TePahu. Phone (07) 825-9807evenings.HOUSE for rent, $250p/wk, no animals,references reqd. Phone(07) 827-2968.HOUSE in town, threebedroom, $300 p/wk.Phone (07) 872-7804.LARGE three bedroomhouse, basement garage,large flat fenced section,Herbert Street, Kihikihi,$300 p/wk. Phone871-5221, (027) 485-1501.LOVELY three bedroomhome on RacecourseRoad, fully revampedthroughout, large sunnydeck with great view,plenty of storage, $300p/wk. Phone Diane871-5354.ONE bedroom fullyfurnished flat, suit singleworking person orcouple, $200 p/wk, powerincluded. Phone 871-7351or (027) 288-4827.REDECORATED threebedroom house, newcarpet, conservatory,garage, $280 p/wk. Phone(027) 589-6416.
7477510AA
TE AWAMUTUSELF STORAGE
From $20 p/w24hr access
Camera SurveillancePH: (07) 856-7584or (027) 608-1749
THREE bedroom house,good area, referencesreqd, one week free rent,$290 p/wk. Phone871-2171.THREE bedroom house ingood street, two livingareas, conservatory, $350p/wk. Phone (027)589-6416.THREE bedroom house inSinclair Terrace, doublegarage, $290 p/wk. Phone(027) 589-6416.
To LetTHREE bedroom house,Princess Street, withlarge lockable garage,close to town andprimary school, wouldsuit someone who doesn’tmind sharing drivewayonly with another tenantwho lives in unit at backof section, bond andreferences reqd, $260p/wk. Please phone Chrison (021) 943-349.THREE bedroom housewith carport, good area,$275 p/wk. Phone (021)659-525.THREE bedroom housesavailable in Kihikihi.Phone (027) 589-6416 fordetails.www.jmpropertymanagement.co.nzTIDY two bedroom unit,carport, $210 p/wk.Phone (027) 589-6416.www.jmpropertymanagement.co.nzTWO bedroom home,carport, lock-up shed,heatpump, tidy andprivate unit, $225 p/wk.Phone (07) 825-2102 or(021) 225-9620. Phone callsonly.
A1 SELFA1 SELF STORAGESTORAGE
New facility, many sizes, good rates, security and
seven day access.Phone 871-3332or (021) 912-900
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Wanted to RentRELIABLE couple needfour bedroom house withgarage, fully fenced.Please phone Ross or Lee(07) 873-6485.THREE to four bedroom,must have garaging, longterm, referencesavailable. Ph (027)264-4940.
FinancialNEED money? Get sameday approval on loans of$400 to $40,000+.*SPECIAL* this monthget $5,000 for just $55 perweek and pay reducedinterest too! You’ll need avehicle, house or aguarantor as security.Simply call 0800 112 274 orvisit www.asset finance.co.nz
Career Training
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HAIRDRESSING TRAININGAre you aged 16/17?Start Januay 2011FREE to level 3 (1 year)Travel allowance paidWaikato School of Hairdressing LtdPhone: (07) 838-3744Text: ‘Youth’, your name andaddress to(027) 273-7378
Gardening &Landscaping
GARDENERRON Elder for all yourgarden maintenance.Phone 871-4282 or (021)254-5875.
TE AWAMUTUSECTION WORKS
Mowing
All Section workPhone Terry
870-1414
TE AWAMUTUSECTION WORKS
Mowing
All Section workPhone Terry
870-1414
TREE CAREGROUNDZONE TreeCare. Pruning, removal,stump grinding, woodsplitting, consultancy.Qualified, professionalarborists. Phone NathanHughes 871-7107.
HealthDIVING soon? FREE earcanal checks. We couldsee you today! TOLBECS- the ear experts 0800TOLBECSwww.tolbecs.co.nz
Property & HomeMaintenance
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CARPETCLEANING
IICRC Approved
ULTRA CLEANPhone 0800 569 656
Property & HomeMaintenance
GASFULL gas servicing andinstallation service. CallPratts today. 870-5020.
ROOFSRE-SCREWING roofs,save thousands. CallPratts 870-5020.
ROSETOWN Painters forall your painting anddecoratingrequirements. Phone(027) 482-5586 or 871-3411a/h.WATERBLASTING -Phone Ultra Clean 0800569-656 today!WINDOWS cleaned by theexperts. Phone UltraClean 0800 569-656.
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For your carpet and upholstery cleaning
Phone Keith(027) 280-0790
871-4930We aim to please.We aim to please.
ClarkesCarpet Cleaning
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Try our authentic no-pressure house washing plus fl y and spider treatment
Residential and commercial buildingsAlso roofs, fences and surrounding surfaces
For your free quote phone0800 GO SOFTWASH - 0800 467-638 - A/h Tui 871-7205Email: offi [email protected] - www.softwash.co.nz
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AJ BALDOCK LTD
Email: [email protected] Adam: (021) 774-090
Gib Stopping and Fixing
Trade Services
BATHROOMS Forspecialist bathroomdesign and accessories.We do the lot! Call Pratts870-5020.
CHIMNEY, clean, repairs,parts. Phone AndrewTaylor, 871-5351 or871-4244.
CAR PROBLEMSHOW convenient is this?Tyre and Tune Centretyres, WOF, servicing, allmechanical work underone roof, 21 Bond Road.Phone 871-3267.
Trade Services
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MOSS, ALGAE,LICHEN TREATMENT
Johnny NelsonJohnny Nelson (027) 476-3347
or 871-7389
Low Pressure HousewashColorsteel roofsRoof spray, Tiles and Decromastic roofsRotary clean, pavers,driveways and footpathsCommercial buildings
Phone Steve Slater021 069 9495
SLATES HANDYMAN SERVICES
• Spider/Fly treatment• House Washing• Gutter Cleaning• Roof Maintenance
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Roof Lichen Treatmenton a standard house (250m²)
$195 incl comes witha 2 year warranty!
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QUALIFIED motormechanic required,Crossroads GarageKihikihi. Phone Basil871-6710.
Farm EmploymentRELIEF milker available,solo or assistant,Otorohanga district.Contact Emma (027)340-3030.
Employment WantedCASUAL work wanted,anything considered,section maintenance,gardening, lawn mowing,small block, house/block/pet minding etc.Phone Ian 871-9350.FARM work wanted,weed sprayer available.Please phone (027)712-5729 a/h.
FENCINGFARM - Residential -Lifestyle, for all yourfencing requirements,experience and qualityguaranteed. Phone (07)827-1849 or mobile (027)473-0001.PAINTERS, ruralworkers, cottages andhomesteads, all areas.Phone Town and CountryPainters 870-2377 or (027)348-6683.ROOF Coaters GalvoDecro. Phone Town andCountry Painters (027)348-6683.
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Need help?Phone: (07) 871-3176
HEWITSONPLUMBING
Phone 871-3620
FriendlyService
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Mechanical repairsMechanical repairsand Servicing and Servicing
WOF WOFand Tyresand Tyres
Ph 871-7251Ph 871-7251
JOHN DIXONJOHN DIXON MOTORSMOTORS
• Offal • Soak • • Surface wells •
• Lined Soak holes •• Concete products
available •• 4WD unit •
• Bob Cat 4 Hire •
PHONE STEVE COLSON(0508) DUG HOLES
(0508) 465 373
OWNER / OPERATOR:
KING COUNTRYDRILLING
Don’t be fooled by the name, It’syour Local Truck Based in Te Pahu
If It’s a hole we’ll drill it!
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ONSITEREPAIRS
● Ride On Mowers● Domestic Mowers● Domestic Fences
Stuart Law(027) 226-6889
BOBCATBOBCAT
027 515 6519027 515 651907 871 197107 871 1971
Rosetown Bobcat Ltd
TrevorPeters
OperatorOwner
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Rob’s RuralFencing
For farm, equine and lifestyle blocks
PH 870-2232(021) 724-516
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Rural RoundupRural Roundup is a monthly supplement of the
Te Awamutu Courier
Phone 871 5151
Employment VacanciesGOLFERS wanted -Stewart Alexander GolfClub (Te Awamutu) areoffering a once only 17month full playingmembership for only $250(October 2010-February2012). For further detailscontact Peter Way (027)474-6942.
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• Has clean Class 4 licence• Is competent spreading metal• Willing to work in team environment• Can supply references• Immediate start for the right person
Call Corboy Earthmovers Ltd(027) 271-1803 or 871-1803
Our leading Contracting company is seeking an experienced truck driver who:
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PAPER DELIVERY PERSON
Tuesday and Thursday deliveriesOwn bike essential
Immediate start
Phone Te Awamutu Courier871-5151
Urgently required forOhaupo Area
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DATA ENTRY/OFFICE
SUPPORT
Immediate start, busy offi ce, innovative and can do attitude.This is a casual temporary position, approx20 hours a week.
Phone 871-8847 or email
for further details
Country birthday bash here SaturdayTe Awamutu
Country Variety Club ishosting the WaikatoCountry Music Associa-
tion Birthday BashExtravaganza this week-end.
Eight participating
clubs, Te AwamutuCountry Variety, Hau-raki, Fountain City,Whangamata, Paeroa,Whitianga, Te Arohaand Mt Pirongia, willhave 30 minutes each onstage in this fantasticevent.
It is a first to have allthese clubs performingon one bill.
The event takes placeat Te Awamutu BibleChapel this Saturdayfrom 11am, with a breakfor lunch at 12.30 andafternoon tea at 3pm.
There will be a saus-age sizzle during the
lunch break and hotdrinks. people are alsowelcome to bring theirown food andrefreshments.
The waikato Associa-tion is also presentingsome special gueststhroughout the pro-gramme, includingPhoenix Awards overallwinner Rupert King plusa rising star from Whiti-anga presenting a side-splitting comedy ‘TinaTurner’ act.
Everyone is welcometo this special event. Asmall door chargeapplies.
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Te Awamutu College
Music Department
PresentsPresents
MICHAELMICHAELJACKSONJACKSON
HIStoryHIStoryin Musicin Music
Thurs 4th & Fri 5th Nov
7.30pm, Gordon Parker Hall
Students: $8
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Wed 3rd 5.30pm Membership draw5.30pm to 7.30pm Snack Bar open
Thur 4th 1.00pm Women Section Monthly meeting
Fri 5th 12noon to 1.30pm Snack Bar open5.30pm Raffl es & Membership Draw5.30pm Restaurant open
Sat 6th 12noon to 1.30pm Snack Bar open5.30pm Restaurant open
Sun 7th 1.00pm Club Open 5.30pm Restaurant open for roast dinner
or a-la-carte menu
Mon 8th 5.30pm Raffl es & Membership Draw5.30pm Snack Bar open
Tues 9th 1.00pm 500 Card Club
The Clubrooms are open to members invited guests
and members of affi liated clubs.
PHONE: 871 7773 COURTESY VAN: 027 272 5667PHONE: 871 7773 COURTESY VAN: 027 272 5667
66thth Mt Pirongia Art Awards Mt Pirongia Art AwardsPirongia Memorial Hall
Gala Opening: Friday November 5, 7.00pm
presents
Exhibition Daily: Saturday Nov. 6, Sunday Nov. 7, 11am-2pm
Free Admission
Pirongia Te Aroaro o Kahu Restoration Society
THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY
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Chemical Brothers comingThe Chemical Brothers
(Tom Rowlands and EdSimons) are coming back toplay Auckland’s Vector Arena,Wednesday, March 2 and tocelebrate we have a copy oftheir latest release Further upfor grabs.
It’s already given up greattracks in Escape Velocity,Swoon and Another World andhas enabled this enterprisingduo to yet again expand theirboundaries.
Achieving unprecedentedmass appeal for their notori-ously huge sounds, fist-pumping beats and uniquebrand of psychadelic-electronic-rock mayhem, trackslike Hey Boy Hey Girl, BlockRockin’ Beats, Out Of Control,Galvanize and Setting Sun are theparty soundtrack for an entiregeneration of music lovers, farand wide.
All of this, however, speaksnothing of The ChemicalBrothers phenomenal LIVE
experience . . . an experiencewhich has continually pushed thevery boundaries of multimedia,changed the face of large-scaleelectronic performances forever,and one for which the pair arenow renowned, and revered for,worldwide.
Not only is this our nextchance to bask in the epic glory of
earlier material but featuringthe cutting-edge film work oflong time Chems’ multimediacollaborators, Adam Smith(Flat Nose George) and MarcusLyall, the visuals for the awe-inspiring Further show havealso been custom-designed,crafted and refined throughoutthe album’s recording process.
Heralding yet another firstfor Tom and Ed, this uniqueapproach of making individualmovies for each of the record’seight tracks and directlymarrying imagery with pre-cise beats, notes, build-ups anddrops has already receivedrave reviews and receptions
from media and fans alike.Get amongst it!Tickets from TicketmasterTo be in to win simply put
your name, address and daytimephone number on the back of astandard sized envelope, addressit to The Chemical Brothers CDCompetition and make sure itreaches our office by 5pm, Friday.
MORNING SESSIONS EVERY FRI, SUN & WED
If you liked JULIE AND JULIA, then this film is for you. Everyone
likes it.
EAT, PRAY, LOVE MTUE 5.30 & 8.05,
WED 10.00, 5.30 & 8.05,THU 5.25 & 8.00,
FRI 10.00, 5.30 & 8.10,SAT 1.05, 5.20 & 8.00,
SUN 11.05, 3.20 & 6.00
LIFE AS WE KNOW IT MTUE & WED 5.35 & 7.45, THU 6.10,
FRI 6.15, SAT 5.55, SUN 3.55
“Make sure you don’t watch it on a full stomach, ok!” Tony.
JACKASS TBATHU 8.20, FRI 8.30, SAT 4.00 & 8.10,
SUN 2.00 & 6.10
3D D I G I TA LC I N E M A
S P E C I A LE V E N T
INSATIABLE MOON MTUE & WED 6.10, THU 6.05, FRI 6.10,
SAT 1.10, SUN 11.25
“If you enjoyed CALENDAR GIRLS, you’ll enjoy this heartwarming
yarn as well.” NZ Herald.
MADE IN DAGENHAM MTUE 5.45 & 7.55,
WED 10.10, 5.45 & 7.55,THU 5.40 & 7.50,
FRI 10.10, 5.45 & 8.00,SAT 1.35, 5.40 & 7.50,
SUN 11.35, 3.40 & 5.50
“Great ‘tongue-in-cheek’ fun and action make this a full measure of entertainment.
You can’t help but thoroughly enjoy this one.” Allan.
RED MTUE 6.05 & 8.15,
WED 10.20, 6.05 & 8.15,THU 6.00 & 8.10,
FRI 10.20, 6.05 & 8.20,SAT 1.20, 5.30 & 7.40,
SUN 11.20, 3.30 & 5.40
Palace Opera Encores by Request for 2 weeks:
Two all-time favourites plusthe hit of this season
LA BOHEMESAT 3.00
L’ELISIR D’AMORESUN 1.15
LA TRAVIATAMON 6.25
Live Cinema Event:LES MISERABLES
Opens Nov 18 for 3 weeksReserve at Theatre
News Flash: Crime thriller ‘Animal Kingdom’ has swept the AFI award nominations, with a
record-breaking 18 nods. The director’s debut feature received nominations in every category it was eligible for, which included
best director, best film, best original screenplay and best actor.
ANIMAL KINGDOM R16TUE & WED 8.00, THU 7.55, FRI 8.05,
SAT 5.25, SUN 3.25
Venue: Te Awamutu Bible ChapelPhone Chapel office871 8667Come along... we’d love to see you!
Licensed CRECHE available
A gold coin donationis appreciated tohelp cover costs
AverilWooding
Athens, Greek Islandsand Turkey
Thursday,Nov. 11th, 9.45am
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• Quality Produce • Best Prices • Excellent Service
Specials valid until 07/11/2010, while stocks last. (we have the right to limit quantity)
NZ Tomatos
$$33.99.99KG
Silverbeet
99¢99¢BAG
Telecucumber
$$11.49.49EACH
NZCourgettes
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NZ StrawberriesNZ Queen Apples
$$11.99.99KG
Eggs Size 7
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Broccoli
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Bananas
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Red Globe Grapes
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