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Of note...A group of students, who

played a concert in TeAwamutu earlier this monthhave won the prestigious2014 NZ Pettman RoyalOverseas League ChamberMusic ScholarshipCompetition.

‘Quattro’ (cellistsCatherine Kwak, Jacky Siu,Sam Lucas and AlexanderArai-Swale) are students ofJames Tennant at theWaikato Conservatorium ofMusic.

The winners get apackage worth more than$50,000 which includes sixweeks performing in the UK.

Craft eventTe Pahu’s annual Craft

Market and Flower Show isbeing held on Saturday.

Over 45 stalls featuring avariety of crafts, as well aslots of food and children’sentertainment will be stagedat Te Pahu hall (rain or shine)between 9am-2pm.

Open dayat Ohaupo

Ohaupo Childcare openday on Saturday is from 9am -11am.

Visitors have a chance tosee completed renovations,which cater for three agegroups, as well as meetingowners and staff.

The centre offers 20 hoursECE and has a special freechildcare offer (to January 31)for anyone enrolled byNovember 30 (more detailsavailable at the open day).

150 years of Waipahistory bookmarked

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RICHARD STOWERS

‘It is a significantwork, and it is alsosignificant that it is

published nowbecause 2014 is aspecial time in the

history of the WaipaDistrict.’ALAN LIVINGSTON

A book to help mark the past150 years of Waipa District waslaunched recently and this week-end the authors will be availableto meet the public.

The 300-page sesquicentennialwork, containing more than 100historic and contemporarystories of the region and illus-trated with scores of mono-chrome and colour photographs,has taken a year to produce.

It is written by renownedHamilton-based historian Rich-ard Stowers and long-time Wai-kato journalist Kingsley Field.Both are authors of numerousprevious works.

The booked title Waipa,Home of Champions, wasinstigated by the Waipa 150thCommemoration Committee

formed by the previous WaipaDistrict Council under the may-oralty of Alan Livingston.

But no cost for the work hasfallen on ratepayers of the dis-trict. Instead, generous supportfrom sponsors has meant that notonly is the book largely paid for,but also that it will be madeavailable to the public at lessthan half its normal retail price.

It has been produced by theWaipa Community CharitableTrust.

Just over 2000 copies of thebook are available for only $25each from Paper Plus stores inTe Awamutu, Cambridge and atHamilton Airport, as well asmuseums and i-Site Informa-tion Centres in the two towns,and other outlets.

Waipa District Council alsopresented copies to all schools,libraries and museums in thedistrict.

Mr Livingston, who hasguided the project for the pastyear, said that although therehad been histories written onCambridge, Te Awamutu andthe former Waipa County, Wai-pa, Waipa, Home of Cham-pions is the first publication toincorporate the whole district.

“It is a significant work, andit is also significant that it ispublished now because 2014 is aspecial time in the history ofthe Waipa District,” said MrLivingston.

“The book covers the exten-sive and rich story of ourWaipa region, and it is a

readily readable and compre-hensive record of our history aswell as more contemporarys t o r i e s . I t i n c o r p o r a t e si n f o r m a t i o n f r o m p r e -European days to the present.”

Mr Livingston said the book,which includes a forewordfrom former Prime Ministerand Waipa resident HelenClark and an introduction bycurrent Mayor Jim Mylchreest,would also appeal to manypeople beyond the Waipa dis-trict, particularly those willfamily connections to theregion.

■ Meet the authors in store at TeAwamutu Paper Plus this Saturdayfrom 10am - noon.

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We’re right in aporo (apple) season, andaporo is the kupu this week. It’s interesting thatthe missionary, Samuel Marsden, whobrought Christianity to Aotearoa-NewZealand, also introduced the first aporo tree in1819 to the Bay of Islands. We all have ourfavorite ways to eat aporo, whether straight ofthe tree or in a homemade aporo pie. Nexttime you’re looking at all the different varietiesof aporo at the veggie shop, you can perhapstry using aporo in a sentence.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Our generous folkHow do we learn generosity? Is it a

learned behaviour?I am convinced that it is learned and

ask you to check out this statement byobserving your generous friend’s chil-dren's giving patterns.

So to back this seemingly contro-versial opening I want to thank onceagain all those in our community whohelped in any way to send off 640 filledshoe boxes from Te Awamutu for thechildren in Fiji, Samoa and Papua New

Guinea.This thanks extends to local

retailers, Altrusa members, schools,families, individuals, churches, theCourier staff, clubs and communitygroups.

A big Fa’fa tai lava (Samoan forthank you) from all the unseen littlepeople of the Pacific islands.

JOAN MACMANUSOperation Christmas Child

co-ordinator

Town swim pools are ‘appalling’Recently I went to the town pools to

take my son swimming and I wasappalled at the state of the facility.

A year ago the place looked great andit only cost $2 to take a toddler for aswim. Now it cost $5 and there wasmould around all the pools, the disabledtoilet was out of order, the soap dis-penser in the toilet was broken and the

locks on the mothers’ room were alsonot working with a sign stating use atyour own risk.

Who is responsible for the pools?Council or is it a private company?

Where is this extra money going,because as far as I can see it is not goingback into the pools.

KATE GRAY

Business confidencegrows post-election

Following three monthsof election uncertainty busi-ness confidence rose in thefinal 2014 quarter. Confid-ence overall is down on thehighs of the early part of theyear with a net 42 per cent ofbusinesses optimistic thatbusiness conditions willimprove.

A concern for business isthat more than 30 per centper cent of those seeking toemploy skilled people are

having difficulty findingsuitable employees. This isa constraint for theirgrowth and will constrainthe region’s ability to grow.

Other survey results:• 20 per cent of employersexpect employee numbersto be up;• Costs expected to hold;• Selling prices expected tobe up;• Profitability is holding;• Export intentions up.

Waipa catchment supportedThe Waikato River

Authority hasannounced it will allo-cate $6 million to 33river clean up projectsthis year following itslatest fundingdecisions.

Two major projects,both in the WaipaRiver catchment, willeach receive $1 millionof funding. Theseinclude implemen-tation work for theWaipa Catchment Planparticularly around

soil conservationschemes.

The work is to be co-ordinated by the Wai-kato Regional Counciland the Authority’sfunding is subject tothe Council also com-mitting it’s funding tothe project as part ofit’s Long Term Plan.

The other $1 millionWaipa project is a part-nership with DairyNZto develop sustainablemilk plans for dairyfarms in the catch-

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A rose by any other name

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SHOW OFF: Te Awamutu Rose Show displays in St Patrick’s Hall.

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WINNER: Sara Disher shows offher prize winning entry in theChildren’s Section.

Te Awamutu Rose Society helda successful Rose Show thismonth, with 395 entries spreadover 74 classes.

President Paul Bull says thequality of the entries was of a veryhigh standard, making the job ofthe judges difficult.

“The novices, especially,should be commended on the qual-ity and presentation of theirexhibits,” said Mr Bull.

“We hope to see them partici-pating in future shows.”

Eileen Wilcox, a Waikato RoseSociety member and long timesupporter of the Te Awamutu RoseShow, dominated the champion’stable.

Fine weather encouraged thepublic to visit the show and manyfavourable comments were madeas to the quality of both theexhibits and the layout.

“Hopefully we have been ableencourage more people to growand show roses,” said Mr Bull.Results:Champion Awards — Large TypeRoses. Champion of Champions —M North Trophy: E Wilcox(Diamonds Are Forever). CF PennyCup: B Turnwald (Solitaire). WScott Cup (Novice): A Adams (Soli-taire). JJ Price Trophy: I Taylor(Aorangi). WDC Parks andReserves Trophy: E Wilcox(Diamonds Are Forever). Te Awa-mutu Rose Society Trophy: J Pike(Play Boy). Presidents Trophy: DBryers (Pacific Glory). MajoriePalmer Trophy: B Turnwald (Soli-taire).Champion Awards — MiniatureType Roses. Champion of Cham-pions — Lyn Eastwood Trophy: JPike (Glowing Amber). Pamela LimTrophy: J Pike (Glowing Amber).Covergirl Lingerie Award: S Gare(For Shaw). P and M Bull Trophy: SGare (Irrisistible). Guys Paper PlusAward: FM Stevenson (Manapouri).Beamish Gemtime Jewellers Cup:S Gare (Patio Prince). J Jones LtdRose Bowl: S Gare. The PatronsTrophy: S Gare.Best of Flowers. L Disher (Iris).Open Class Awards — Large TypeRose. Murtagh Trophy: J Lusty 1 ,D Bryers 2, M Ryan 3. K and I

Allcock Trophy: I Taylor 1 , BTurnwald 2, J lusty 3. AP and HAssociation Trophy: J Pike 1 , LFlynn 2, J Pike 3. TARS TrustTrophy: J Lusty 1 , BA Cousens 2, JPike 3. E Hosking Challenge Cup:B Turnwald 1 , B and R Geddes 2, JColeman 3. EE Stewart SilverTray: B and R Geddes 1 , N and JPaviour-Smith 2, D Bryers 3. D andB Jones Trophy: P McBurney 1 , 2.M Colquhoun Trophy: P McKeaney1 , D Bryers 2, M Ryan 3. L and P SelfTrophy: E Wilcox 1 , J Hambling 2, PMcKeaney 3. Carol Glidden Tro-phy: I Taylor 1 , S Gare 2, 3. E and EMcFall Trophy: E Wilcox 1 , S Gare2, J Hambling 3. Hillmer Cup: ITaylor 1 , N and J Paviour-Smith 2,FM Stevenson 3. Alverna GownsTrophy: E Wilcox 1 , B and R Geddes2, J Lusty 3Miniature Type Roses — BarbaraDench Trophy: J Pike 1 , J Lusty 2, SGare 3 . Canterbury Silver Medal:J Pike 1 . Joe Pollard Trophy: SGare 1 , J Coleman 2, B and R Geddes3. Alec and Joan StewartMemorial Cup: B and R Geddes 1 , SGare 2, B Turnwald 3. Norm HarrisTankard: S Gare 1 , J Lusty 2, MRyan 3. W Sanders Cup: S Gare 1 , JPike 2, B Turnwald 3. MJ and GNJensen Trophy: S Gare 1 , J Pike 2, JColeman 3. TB Roach MemorialTrophy: B Turnwald 1 , S Gare 2, ITaylor 3. A and A Middleton Tro-phy: S Gare 1 , 2.Novice Class Awards — LargeType Rose. Ben Ryan Trophy: AAdams 1 , T Sircombe 2, A Adams 3.Geordie Austin Trophy: A Adams 1,2, T Sircombe 3. Jim and ConnieShepherd Award: T Sircombe 1 ,2,M Houghton-Wright 3=, R Houghton-Wright 3=. Ryan Enterprises Tro-phy: T Sircombe 1 ,2, A Adams 3. PNStephens Rose Bowl: A Adams 1 ,2.Robert Godfree Points Prize: AAdams.Novice Miniature Type Rose. 1Decorative bloom: A Adams 1 ,2. 1Exhibition bloom: A Adams 3. 1Fully Open bloom: A Adams 1 ,2. 1Small stem: A Adams 1 ,2. TeAwamutu Rose Society PointsPrize: A Adams.Old Fashioned Type Roses.Raylene Herbert Trophy: E Wilcox1 ,2, M Conell 2. Colleen Guise

Trophy: E Wilcox 1 , S Lord 2.Mason Cup Points Prize: E Wilcox.Bowls, Baskets and Vases. SmartTrophy: J Hambling 1 , P McBurney2. McKerrow Trophy: J Hambling 1, B Turnwald 2, M Connell 3. RayHyams Festival Trophy: E Wilcox 1, S lord 2, J Hambling 3. BurtonRose Bowl: D Bryers 1 , S Lord 2, LFlynn 3. Te Awamutu Floral ArtTrophy: N and J Paviour-Smith 1 , BTurnwald 2, J Lusty 3. Trust Tro-phy: N and J Paviour-Smith 1 , SLord 2, FM Stevenson 3. D and OTorrens Trophy: S Gare 1 , J Pike 2,J Coleman 3. Marie Healy Trophy:S Gare 1 , J Pike 2. C and M Cup: BTurnwald 1 , S Lord 2. M Colquhoun40th Anniversary Trophy: JM Rist1 , S Lord 2. Irene Adams Trophy:BA Cousens 1 .Novelty classes. 1 Large type rosein Sundae dish: L Flynn 1 , JWilliamson 2, P McBurney 3. Handheld posy: B Dench 1 , L Disher 2, LFlynn 3. 1 Large type in OldFashioned Bottle: B and R Geddes 1, B Dench 2, E Wilcox 3. Arrange-ment of Old Fashioned Roses: SLord 1 , B and R Geddes 2, E Wilcox 3.Arrangement of miniature typeroses: B Dench 1 , S Lord 2, L Flynn3. Table centre: B Dench 1 ,2, LFlynn 3. 1 miniature type in glass:B Dench 1 , FM Stevenson 2, S Lord 3.Miniature type in novelty con-tainer: FM Stevenson 1 , B Dench 2,L Flynn 3=, S Lord 3=. Colleen KerrRosebowl Points Prize: B DenchFlower classes. Sweet peas: FMStevenson 1 , Rewi St Kindy 2, JHambling 3. 3 Pansies: L Flynn 1 ,Rewi St Kindy 2,3. 3 Dianthus: JHambling 1 , FM Stevenson 2, BDench 3. 3 Gerberas: J Hambling 1 .1 Gladiolus stem: B Dench 1 . 3Watsonia stems: B Dench 1 , Jhambling 2. 3 Alstroemerias: BDench 1 , L Flynn 2, JM Rist 3. 1 Irisstem: L Disher 1 ,2, J Coleman 3. 3Antirrhinum stems: B Dench 1 .Any other flower: FM Stevenson 1 ,J Hambling 2. Any flowering notmentioned: FM Stevenson 1 . Vege/Fruit figure (Children): SaraDisher 1 =, Oliver Disher 1 =. 1Vaseline Picture (children): SaraDisher 1 , Oliver Disher 2=, Rewi StKindy 2=,3. 1 Sand saucer (chil-dren): Rewi St Kindy 1 , 2 .

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CRIME LINETe Awamutu Police 872 0100

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Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the following matterssince last week:Monday, November 10:

Woman arrested for theft of fuel.Wilful damage: Car parked at Camellia Resthome. Chorus

tent and communications equipment and letterbox in GreenhillDrive.

Downes Street resident reports former partner andassociates visit home and assault new partner and causedamager at neighbour's property. While victim is being taken tohospital and electric guitar and amplifier is taken from thehome and set on fire on driveway.

Burglary of Swarbrick Drive property reported. Frozen meatstolen.

Woman reports cellphone stolen from her pocket while shewas in a local bar.Tuesday, November 11:

Man apprehended for riding a motorcycle while suspended.Motorcycle impounded.

Burglaries: Vacant Pokuru Road residence. Hot watercylinder and bath stolen. Christie Avenue property. Motor andwrench stolen from boat.

Attend two domestic related incidents.Aggravated burglary of Waikeria Road residence reported.

Male occupant assaulted by female and two male intruders.Wednesday, November 12:

Attend three domestic related incidents.Thursday, November 13:

Three youths arrested for fighting and one for also breachingbail.

Burglary of Ngaroto Road property reported. Copperspouting and downpipes, tools and various items stolen.Friday, November 14:

Woman reports aggravated robbery in Gorst Avenue. Victimgot into her car and was talking on the phone when a female gotinto the passenger seat and threatened her with a knife and toldher to get out. Two more females got into the car and drove off.Car was located in Tirau after it failed to restart when petrolwas pout in. Youth offenders were located and arrested inanother vehicle south of Tirau.

Man reports being assaulted on Jary Road.Attend four domestic related incidents.

Sunday, November 16:Arrests: Woman for EBA. Man for EBA. Man for shoplifting.Youth reported for shoplifting.Attend domestic related incident.

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Formal reportsfrom BoardsBY GRANT JOHNSTON

The feedback processfrom community boards toWaipa’s service deliverycommittee is set to beformalised.

At last week’s servicedelivery committee meet-ing, group manager servicedelivery Barry Berginasked committee membersfor their views on receivingformal reports from TeAwamutu and CambridgeCommunity Boards andPirongia RatepayersAssociation.

Mr Bergin said thefeedback would relate tochanges that could only beenacted via the servicedelivery committee, suchas levels of services orperformance of services.This would involve issuesat a strategic level, ratherthan minor items.

Committee chairpersonGrahame Webber said theboards had always had theopportunity through theCouncil agenda to raiseitems that were topical.

Cr Andrew Brown saidwhat was being suggestedwas a more formal methodof reporting and he agreedwith the proposal.

Cr Webber said the com-mittee now had authorityto approve some of thechanges requested whichcould previously only bedone by Council.

Cr Brown wonderedwhether formal reporting

would work with thetiming of meetings (TeAwamutu CommunityBoard was due to meet thatnight, after the servicedelivery committee meet-ing during the day).

Mr Bergin said staffwould still be able to updatethe committee on topicalissues where an urgenttimeframe was necessary.

Mayor Jim Mylchreestsaid streamlining wasimportant. He said theexperience with seniorcouncil had been that anumber of small matterswere ‘saved up’ over aperiod of months to take toa meeting — some of whichcould be addressed muchearlier.

“The reporting needs tobe at the strategic level, notabout things like potholeswhich direct reporting cansee fixed much sooner.”

Cr Jim Bishop saidCouncil has always beenably served by Councilrepresentatives on theboards who took boardissues to Council whenneeded.

“We don’t want to bebothered by the day to daystuff.”

Cr Hazel Barnes saidregular reporting fromcouncillors serving on com-munity boards was highlydesirable.

“We used to have com-munity board reports aspart of our agendas,” shesaid.

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COUPLE Richard Swainson andJanine Betts pose for the camerason the steps inside the Regentshortly after their weddingceremony.

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IMPRESSIVEmovie posterdisplayed inthe Regent’swindowadvertises for‘The Wedding’.

When you are massive film fansand about to get married, wherebetter to say your vows than in amovie theatre?

With thousands of extras (wellactually a packed house of movie-goers and guests) RichardSwainson and Janine Betts weremarried at Te Awamutu’s RegentCinema.

And what an impressive pro-duction it was — there was hugeattention to detail for this specialscreening.

From the stylish movie posterdisplayed in the Regent’s windowto the popcorn and coke served toguests, this blockbuster had every-thing a good movie needs to.

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There was a great leading manand a lovely leading lady, a heart-felt script, plenty of excitement,some tension, a little humour anda fitting finale.

The 20th Century Fox themeand God Save the Queen wereplayed before the groom andgroomsmen arrived on stage to thetheme from The Adventures ofRobin Hood.

Bridesmaids entered to MoonRiver (Breakfast At Tiffany’s),before the bride made her grandentrance down the stairs from theprojection booth to Tara’s Theme(Gone With the Wind).

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SENIOR students Saphire Bigham and Iharaia Haereroa-Martens constructing tool boxes using drills.

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KIHIKIHI pupil Mikaera Hemara holds his completedpatu.

Kihikihi School principalAndy Morgan saysrecapitation (inclusion) ofYear 7 and 8 students hasmade for an exceedinglybusy and exciting year forthe ‘dual blend’ school.

“In our first year it hasbeen a learning and growingphase, but it has addedconsiderably to the cultureof our vibrant school.

“The programmes wehave developed fit ourtamariki — Maori, Pakehaand our small number ofPasifika students as well.”

In tech-arts the childrenhave had opportunities towork with hard materials,as well as completing anumber of carved itemsusing Maori designs.

“We look forward to thefinal projects for the year,which will see tamariki cre-ate taonga (treasures) withbone carving.

“The carving has cer-tainly been a hit.”

Next year the aim is forstudents to begin carvingparts of the community foodgarden (mara kai) that isbeing developed.

“Students will be able tolearn about working withthe land as part of the Maraki te tepu (from garden tothe table), growing food andusing this to feed body, mindand spirit.”

In food technology pupilshave prepared a number offoods from both contempor-ary and historic cuisine.

“A number of the recipeshave been from a Maoricontext — but much to thedisappointment of whanau,not much of this arriveshome!”

Alongside this, musicand arts have developed fur-

ther and will be extendednext year with the aim ofpurchasing band equipmentto to run alongside drum-ming and guitar pro-grammes.

The outdoors has alsobeen a considerable part ofthe Year 7-8 programme,which has included theWilliam Pike Challenge anda trip to Port Waikato.

Mr Morgan says growthat the school complementsthe ‘dual medium’ schoolblend.

“Our local whanauunderstand this, but thewider community tends toview our school as a kurakaupapa or full immersiontype of school.

“This is a misconception— only a third of our schoollearning is an immersionenvironment based on TeReo Maori me ona tikanga(Maori language protocols,customs and correct ways ofacting).

“The other two thirds ofthe school learn in English.

“Tikanga (customs andprotocols) do pervade acrossthe school. Our aim is thatall our graduates, whetherlearning in English or Maoriwill leave the school with anunderstanding of tikanga,which will allow them tocomfortably walk in a Maorior Pakeha world when theyleave school.

“Our school kuia, RovinaManiapoto-Andersonproudly tells us that we havecreated something unique atour school.

“We have a special teamhere who are very commit-ted to our tamariki and theirwhanau.

“In our staffroom, youwill hear both Maori andEnglish spoken daily.”

In consultation with theschool community, KihikihiSchool has established fourkey values as part of theschool curriculum.

These are respect, kotahi-tanga (being one as a group),integrity and manaakitanga(supporting and caring forothers’ wellbeing)

“As our schoolwhakatauki states: Hetangata ako, he whanau ako.Learners today, leaderstomorrow.”

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Te Awamutu’s TeWharekura o Nga Parapurao Te Aroha has been recog-nised for creating a greatanti-bullying message onfilm.

The school based in Fac-tory Road was given the‘Most Culturally Influential’award in Blue Light’s Createan Anti-Bullying TV Com-mercial Competition.

“Bullying is widespreadin New Zealand and hasbeen shown to result in pooreducational, social andemotional outcomes for ouryoung people.

“The digital world hasadded a new dimension tobullying and we are onlynow just beginning to seethe devastating effectsonline bullying can have onour young people,” saysBrendon Crompton, BlueLight National Manager.

Previously Blue Lighthas run the competitionwith an anti-drink drivemessage, but this yearchanged the focus to anti-bullying and opened thecompetition to all agegroups.

“The calibre of entriesfor 2014 has been outstand-ing. In all, 55 schools used amixture of animation, stop-motion and short filmgenres for their entries.

“The judging panel,made up of representativesfrom Blue Light and AAInsurance found it excep-tionally hard to choose justone winning entry.”

Blue Light is a charityworking to empower youngpeople and build commun-ity partnerships with the

aim of reducing the numberof young kiwis becomingvictims or offenders ofcrime.

Blue Light considersanti-bullying messages arean important part of crimeprevention.

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Most culturally influen-tial: Te Wharekura o NgaParapura o Te Aroha.

Standout Primary: Pon-sonby Primary School.

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Council’s safety focusBY GRANT JOHNSTON

Waipa District council-lors want more specificinformation aboutaccidents in Councilworkplaces and issuesidentified in externalhealth and safety audits.

This became evident atlast week’s finance andcorporate committee meet-ing, where the committeereceived its first quarterlyreport on health andsafety.

The impetus for thereport was two-fold.

Government hasreleased its plans forreforms as a response tothe Pike River Mine Disas-ter, resulting in the Healthand Safety at Work Act dueto be implemented nextyear.

Government’s aim isthat the annual rate offatalities and seriousinjuries in workplaces is atleast 25 per cent lower by2020 than it is today.

Council also has anobjective to foster a culturewhere staff are comfort-able raising and reportingsafety-related problems.

It is pursuing a jointmanagement/staff Healthand Safety enterpriseencouraging staff buy-in tosystems and processes ofprevention.

Overall, there is astrong requirement forCouncil to improve ishealth and safetyreporting, recording andmonitoring capabilities,including implementing astaff training register, a

contractor register and areview of hazard registersto ensure risks are ident-ified and are being appro-priately managed.

The staff reportprovides committee mem-bers, Council executiveand management person-nel with an overview of theHealth and Safety perform-ance of Council.

The quarterly reportwill ensure key personnelare aware of Health andSafety activities duringeach reporting period,understand the key risksand be assured these risksare being managedeffectively.

Cr Judy Bannon askedwhether thought had beengiven to providing healthand safety training for staffinternally.

Council managerhuman resourcesStephanie Shores saidthere were definitely areasin which in-house trainingwas feasible — includinghazard management andidentification.

Staff would receivetraining in safe drivingstrategies and be encour-aged to report any ‘nearmisses’ as well asaccidents.

Cr John Bishop con-gratulated staff on theHealth and Safety effortsnow being made and saidalthough it was “lightyears late”, the plans fordriver awareness pro-grammes and safe anddefensive driving strate-gies was a great initiative.

Cr Hazel Barnes asked

if there was planning inplace for education andsupport of staff, who wereexpected to deal with thepublic in an inclusive way.

Stephanie Shores saidthere was humanresources training for staff— resilience training, howto deal with aggressivemembers of the public andcustomer support.

She said four key areaswere identified forimprovement in the audit— dealing withcontractors, assisting staffwho work alone or thosewho may encounteraggressive people and driv-ing.

Cr Clare St Pierre saidshe was encouraged bywhat she was hearing, inthe area of vehicles especi-ally.

“It is important to set aculture where staff arecomfortable to report,” shesaid.

“As councillors, weneed to see external auditresults to understand whatthe issues are and to beable to ask about them.”

Cr St Pierre said coun-cillors needed to takeresponsibility to makesure these issues werebeing addressed.

Cr Sue Milner agreed.“The only place we see

reporting of accidents inthe workplace is in thewater report and eventhen, we do don’t seeexactly what they are.”

Stephanie Shores saidthis gave staff a great steeron what to include inreporting.


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‘Swamp’ bus link mootedCr Marcus Gower wants to see

an orbiter bus route linking TeAwamutu with Cambridge andOhaupo trialled.

At last week’s service deliverycommittee meeting Cr Gower askedif Waipa District Council was mak-ing a submission to the regional

council on the Land TransportStrategy and if so, the suggestion ofinvestigating the ‘across theswamp’ bus link could be included.

Committee chairperson,Grahame Webber said he under-stood that the route had never beenoffered because there was not

enough patronage indicated.Cr Gower said the reason not

enough patronage had beenindicated could be that there was noroute in place.

“I don’t think you would know ifit would work until it was tried,” hesaid.

Campaign messagehits the roads again

‘As men we shouldn’tever allow violence into

our homes.’WHITE RIBBON RIDERAARON MORRISON

Motorcyclists are on the roadnow for the 2014 White RibbonCampaign, heading to our regionearly next week.

The ride runs from from 18-29November — from Northland toGore, aiming to stop violenceagainst women in their communi-ties.

The White Ribbon Ride is nowinto its sixth year and still grow-ing. Each November the week-longmotorcycle tour visits some 60 pluscommunities and takes part inmore than 80 events deliveringanti-violence messages encourag-ing men to take The White RibbonPledge (to never commit, condoneor remain silent about violencetowards women).

Men from all over the countryjoin the core group of riders toshow they do not condone violencein our communities.

The riders, many of whom havelived with, or through violence,know just how damaging thatbehaviour can be. It is this experi-ence that enables them to connect

with men from all walks of life.“Not every rider has experi-

enced violence, but for those of uswho have, we know just howdamaging it is,” says White RibbonRider Aaron Morrison.

“Violence can destroy your fam-ily, and the relationship you havewith your partner and children.

“As men we shouldn’t everallow violence into our homes. It’sa destructive force full stop.

“I’ve met children who areviolent because they mimic theirparents; grandparents who are vio-lent and still passing on thoseattitudes to the whole family, andparents who haven’t worked outthat their actions are shaping the

lives of their mokopuna,” says MrMorrison.

Walking away from violence isnot easy. But it is possible, and ifyour mates support you, that canmake all the difference.

“That’s why we want men tojoin us on the ride. All you need is abike with more than 250cc and youcan ride locally or join us for thewhole week. There’s no alcohol onthis ride — it’s about the kaupapaand the difference men can make toending violence.

“As men and as White RibbonRiders, we have a role to playinfluencing other men. And weneed your support to do that. Comeand ride with us and show thatkiwi men will not accept violence,”says Mr Morrison.

■ TheWhite Ribbon Ride is inOtorohanga onMonday and in TeAwamutu onWhite Ribbon Day,Tuesday, November 25. The ride thenheads to Hamilton ending in Aucklandon Saturday November, 29. Checkwhiteribbon.org.nz for information.


We’d love you to join us between 11am-3pm on Sunday 23rd and Monday 24th November.

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FOUNDING trustee Dot Holyoake had the honour ofcutting the cake. She has just retired as a trustee.

The Te Awamutu Resi-dential Trust recently cele-brated 25 years work in theTe Awamutu community.

The Trust has beenfacilitating supports andproviding homes forpeople with disabilities,helping them lead a betterlife in their community.

The function to markthe occasion was heldearlier in the month, andwas attended by the peoplethe trust supports andtheir families, HisWorship the Mayor JimMlychrest, MP forTaranaki-King CountryBarbara Kuriger and Wai-pa Councillor MarcusGower.

There were a number ofawards presented.

Brenda Howell receivedan award as she has beenan employee of the Trustsince it first formed 25years ago, Peter Watson,Paul Spencer, MarieStapleton, Ricky Marshalland Neil Blake have allbeen supported by theTrust for the same periodof time.

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TE AWAMUTU Rotary 2014 Essay Competition winnerSophie Stocker with organiser Peter Robertson andSally Bodley, representing the judges.

This year’s annual TeAwamutu Rotary 2014 EssayCompetition winner in thesenior category was SophieStocker, a student at TeAwamutu IntermediateSchool for her essay WhatWould Happen?

What Would Happen?It’s getting closer, bigger

and there’s no where to run,no where to hide. I’mhypnotised. I drop. Zoomingthrough the swirls.Adrenaline hits, scaring mynerves, forcing them to rip.My eyes close …

Somebody’s tickling mynose. Waiting happily infront of me is, it can’t be, apillow? Behind it is a whitehorse. No, it’s a Unicorn.What? I mustn’t be thinkingproperly. Then the strangestthing happens. “She’sawake! Finally”, the pillowslaps its edges togetherastounding. “It’s ….Talking.”

“That’s he, thanks to you,and Shy is my amazingname, Shy, the magnificentmagic pillow who …”, hecarries on, seeming proud ofhimself, but the unicorninterrupts, “Yeah, don’tworry about him. Most sayhis mother regrets callinghim ‘Shy’! Oh, Popsy by theway. My name.”

I attempt to speak, but thewords are left waiting. “Andthis is Stanley, he’s well …. anerd”, Shy whispers,pointing to a Lamacorn, “hedoesn’t like us calling himthat!”. “Excuse me, but I ammothering like a ‘nerd’ thankyou very much. I’m just anextremely intelligent ‘book-worm’ who occasionally getshigh distinctions in everysubject…”.

“Yeah, more like everytime!” says Popsy in disbeliefto Stanley’s previous words.

“And it’s not nice topoint!” he continues. Theycarry on arguing. Stanleymaking ‘smart comebacks’!

I’m still hypnotised. Notby the swirls, but how could Ibe? A Unicorn?!

I look away to get aglimpse at the magical

worlds around me. The threelittle pigs are creepingthrough the woods wherelittle Red Riding Hood ishappily skipping along withher basket of freshly bakedmuffins. The puddles andlakes are made of chocolateand the trees are made ofdelicious caramel flakes.Splashing around in thepuddles is Yankee Doodle,seeming happier than he is inthe rhymes, but my eyes focuson the orange sky. Sugarrainbows and candyflossclouds, rock candymountains and jelly birds!Wow! I think to myself.

I look beside me, only tosee a Very big bug, “That’s abig bee!” I stare in amaze-ment. Suddenly, I hear gig-gling and out of no where acute little bear arrives. “Ithink you’ve just shrunk!”.Her sparkling eyes shine atme. Her innocent look couldget her out of prison even ifshe pleaded guilty. Two softpaws rise from her backholding a bright silver tray.On it are some deliciouslooking pink cookies. Theylook as though they are madeof silk. “Cookie?” she says,“there’s a surprise in eachone!”. I grin suspiciously,taking two. The sound of thecrack as I take a bite makesme want to have even more!… But never mind!Aggressively, I spit it out sofar, I could win a gold medal!“Blaaaaaaa, what’s in this?”I cough, attempting to get ridof the poison-like taste.“Whoopsy, I may have used

salt instead of sugar! Try theother one.” She tries to makeit look like a mistake. Mynose screws up, totally deny-ing the whole idea. I trusther, slightly. Although, Idon’t want to die young soreturn the last piece back tothe tray. “Trixie” her sweetlittle voice says. “What?”.“The name’s Trixie. Well, atleast that’s my nickname. Myreal name is Taliah, buteveryone calls me Trixie!”.

I think I know why!By now, I am standing up.

Trixie, me and the othersbegin to walk down a licoricepath. We turn several cor-ners, twisting and turningand zipping up and downelevators. Finally, we arriveat a small … well … candyhouse. I see gummy flowersand candycane walls. Themailbox is made from amixture of different candies.The whole backyard is filledwith peppermint flavouredgrass with exciting things todo like a rock climbing wallmade of chocolate, swingsmade of licorice and a hotchocolate spa pool!

“Happy to settle here?”asks Stanley. “I’m staying?” Ianswer in shock.”Sure,aren’t you?” wonders Popsy.Trixie begins to make a poolof tears. They are all staringat me like I’m their only hope.

Should I? But what wouldhappen to this wonderfulland of true myths and fabu-lous fantasies if I leave? Whatwould happen? Will it goback to being a fairytale?“I….I…”


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Katie Laurie lifts special trophyBY DIANA DOBSON

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HIGH HONOUR: Katie Laurie, pictured on Dunstan Springfield during The Ultramox FEI World Cup Seriesequestrian at the Hawke’s Bay Show, took out the Ultramox FEI World Cup New Zealand at her homevenue of Mystery Creek on the weekend.

Katie Laurie may have wonnearly every trophy going on theNew Zealand showjumping cir-cuit, but on Sunday she added anextra special one to the cabinetwhen she took out the UltramoxFEI World Cup New Zealand atMystery Creek.

Riding Dunstan Kiwi IronMark, Laurie not only won theclass, she also claimed the GavinPike Memorial Trophy.

The trophy was donated by herparents Jeff and Vicki McVean inhonour of Mrs McVean’s latebrother.

Making it even more special,the tray itself was initially won byJeff McVean in 1979 at Hicksteadin the United Kingdom aboard theNew Zealand bred Copper Royal.

The victory was Iron Mark’sfirst world cup win as well asLaurie’s first world cup victory atMystery Creek.

“I have tried to win this (tro-phy) a lot, and have been second Ithink five times, so it was a specialwin,” Laurie says.

Iron Mark’s owner JuneBerrington accepted the trophyalongside Laurie.

“Mark is 100 per cent genuine,”Laurie says.

“He jumps really well indoors,so I thought I would just concen-trate on him today — besides, Ireally want to try and get him toVegas,”

The winner of the New ZealandWorld Cup Series has the oppor-tunity to represent the nation a theworld final, which in 2015 is in LasVegas.

“Mark actually helped me outtoday too — we had a hairymoment going into the water and

he just took over and fixed it.”Today’s course was designed by

Germany’s Frank Rothenberger,who has designed courses atOlympics, world champs, worldcup finals and other top events.

“That was a real treat,” Lauriesays. “It was a very nice courseand it is great to have him buildinghere.”

Thirteen combinations startedthe two round class, with justprevious series winners Laurieand Maurice Beatson (Danne-virke) aboard My Gollywog goingclear.

Ten came back for the secondround, carrying their faults. Thistime there were also clears fromSally Steiner (Tauranga) aboardOn The Point Slick Chic and the

very in-form Helen McNaught-McFarlane (Taupo) onCarnutelabryere, as well as Laurieand Beatson.

However, Laurie was a fractionfaster to take the class ahead of herlong-time rival and former WorldChamps team-mate.

It is the second of the sixqualifying world cup rounds beingheld this season, with just the bestthree to count.

Results in detail:Ultramox FEI World Cup: Katie

Laurie (Mystery Creek), DunstanKiwi Iron Mark, 1; MauriceBeatson (Dannevirke), MyGollywog, 2; Helen McNaught-McFarlane (Taupo),Carnutelabryere, 3; Vicki Wilson(Hikurangi), Ngahiwi Showtym

Premier, 4; Bridget Hansen (OceanBeach), Turn It Blue NZPH, 5;Nicki Booth (Masterton), EdanaVan Overis, 6.

Goldengrove Stud Seven-Year-Old Series: Larina Dolman (Gis-borne), Kiwi Lansing, 1; LucyOlphert (Tauranga), Connoisseur2; Rachel McGregor (Cambridge),Ecuador MVNZ, 3; Mathew Dickey(Taranaki), Quango 4; Elmo Jack-son (Auckland), Unlimited NZPH,5; Bridget Hansen (Ocean Beach),Ulysses NZPH, 6.

Mitavite Six-Year-Old Series:Lisa Cubit (Cambridge), VelvetNZPH and Lucy Olphert (Tau-ranga), Eve Saint Laurent, 1=.

Five-Year- Old Series: HannahBodle (Morrinsville), WhakanuiDel Amor and Caitlin McKee

(Hamilton), Platinum Pollyanna,1=.

Telford Junior Rider Series:Larina Dolman (Gisborne), KiwiLansing, 1; Anna Cooper (Kamo),Rewetu Lad, 2; Maddison Bult(Karaka), Good Golly Miss Molly,3; Laura Lush (Waiuku), Macavee,4; Nakeysha Lammers (North-land), Skewy, 5; Lily Tootill(Karaka), Phoebe Nimmerdor, 6.

Caledonian Amateur Rider:Andrea Kewish (Cambridge),Spring Fling, 1; Diane Gilder(Matangi), Your Attorney, 2;Candice Fox (Karaka), BushMagic, 3; Melanie Dudding(Tuakau), Country Vogue, 4;Jessica Connell (Matamata),Tiaratyme, 5; Cameron McKenzie(Te Awamutu), L’Orame 6.

Pony Grand Prix: MaddisonBult (Karaka), Pioneer High Jinx,1; Sharnaye Lammers (Northland),Watch Me Move, 2; JaimieJefferson (Ngaruawahia), EnviousEdition, 3; Briar Burnett-Grant(Taupo), Mighty Maximus, 4; BriarBurnett-Grant (Taupo), Kabo Sil-ver, 5; Sharnaye Lammers (North-land), Airborne Magic, 6.

Pro Amateur Rider Series:Danielle Maurer (Auckland),Super Nova, 1; William Willis(Auckland), Dollar Roll MS, 2;Natashya Lammers (Northland),Telestar, 3; Candice Fox (Karaka),Wardance II, 4; Samantha Peters(Whangarei), Zabambi, 5; MathewDickie (Taranaki), Kiwi Rock, 6.

Young Rider Series: Rosie Com-mons (Auckland), 42 Below, 1;Melody Matheson (Hastings), Rou-lette MH, 2; Lucy Allen (Morrins-ville), Witheze, 3; SamanthaMorrinson (Tauranga), Biarritz, 4;Briar Burnett-Grant (Taupo),Ngahiwi Telephonic, 5; LauraInkster (Papakura), Cabana, 6.


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A family medal haul

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MEDAL WINNERS: Mother and son Christine and Connor Letford with their nationalJiu Jitsu medals.

P e k e r a u P r i m a r yS c h o o l n e w e n t r a n tt e a c h e r , C h r i s t i n eLetford, returned fromher latest Jiu Jitsu com-petition with a gold medalto show pupils.

Making her victory atthe NZ Grappler No GiNationals all the sweeterwas the fact that sonConnor Stephens alsowon a bronze medal.

It was a great result forSouthern Tribes Waipa

and for the Letford fam-ily.

C o m p e t i t o r s w e a rcompression fight gearinstead of the traditionalGi in the NZ Grappler NoGi Nationals.

Christine’s fight forthe gold medal was tough— she was stuck in achoke for nearly a min-ute, but managed to workher way out and win thefight by submission.

H e r c o a c h D a l t o n

Newby is proud of herdedication to trainingand her effort at then a t i o n a l s , a n d h eawarded Christine herfourth tab at training lastweek.

Connor has also had agreat time lately, as wellas fighting his way to abronze medal in the16-year-old category, hea l s o r e c e i v e d t h r e eawards at Te AwamutuCollege prizegiving.



TAGJuniors starting soon. Contact Kane 027 352 6380.

CYCLINGSummer Series is underway.

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Senior TouchTouch is underway, weekly Thursdays, 6pm onwards.

Junior TouchTouch is underway tonight. 4.15pm Yrs3/4

Draw will be published in Tuesday Courier and on Club website.

JUNIOR CRICKETHas started Tuesday evenings.

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Don’s 64 nets senior net prizeWalton golfer Don

Highet found the StewartAlexander course to hisliking when he recorded a64 to take out the senior netprize in Sunday’s Christ-mas open tournament.

Ian Coleman's 41 pointswas enough to win thestableford prize fromMichael Coleman on 40 andDave Heta on 39.

Shayne Ashford won the

gross prize with his 75 off-the-stick.

Junior net winner wasAlan Ramsey who con-tinued his recent good formto come in on 64 from BrianBaynes on 68 and BJ Clarkeon 69.

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Miss Pelear in formBy PHILLIP QUAYMediaPA

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FLASHBACK to 2013: Stablehand ShelbyPemberton with Keith and BrendonHawtin stable star Miss Pelear.

Te Awamututrainers Keith andBrendon Hawtinwill be focussing onGroup Two glory atAvondale this Sat-urday.

The trainingcombination willsaddle up rejuven-ated mare MissPelear in the Group2 $100,000 AucklandThoroughbredBreeders’ Stakes atthe Counties meet-ing.

Miss Pelearcomes into the1400m feature aftera last-start secondat Tauranga onNovember 1.

“That Taurangarace was her firstserious glimpse ofform for some timeand it was great tosee her back,” said

Brendon Hawtin.“She finished

second in theCounties race twoyears ago and weare hoping she will

go one better,”Hawtin said.

“Her work sincethe Tauranga racehas been very goodand we are hopingof another boldrun,” he said.

Miss Pelear wasgood enough to winthe Group 2 RichHill Mile at Ellers-lie two seasonsback. She is a classygalloper whenstruck at her bestform.

Matthew Cam-eron has the mountin Saturday’s filliesand mares’ event.

The CountiesCup meeting hasbeen moved to theAvondale track thisyear.

Mixed bags and weatherPhil Engelbrecht and SamLeijen claimed the Cricket Cupat Te Awamutu Golf Club,defeating Andrew Brown andColin Green three-up in thematchplay final.It was a week of mixed

weather and mixed scoring atthe club.Graeme Buckley fired a 68

off-the stick to take top grosshonours in the Tuesday openmidweek tournament.Doug Retemeyer led the

way in the stableford with 41points, followed by Tony Lewis

on 39 and Ivan Smith on 38.In the women’s section,

Robyn Norris carded a net 66and Rewa Hawira headed thestableford with 41 points.Team stableford winners

with 148 points were JohnAnderson, Alma Goodwin,John Lissington and HerewiniHohepa.The twos pool was shared

by Robyn Norris, Ian Hill, TonyLewis, Ivan Smith and BertKoopen.Skinner winners were Tony

Lewis, Robyn Norris, Gina

Hendricks (3), Trevor Ormsbyand Graeme Buckley.Wednesday women’s golf

was rained off. June Gillespieled the way in Saturday’sstableford scramble with 38points from Sue Thompson on35. Ani Bahler scooped thetwos pool.Gerald Lane had a healthy

46 points off the white tees inthe Best of the Vets.Wattie Franks and Allan

Duncan shared the twos pooland Wattie Franks won theNEC.


DeathsHARRISON,Barbara Aimee (neeSwarbrick).Passed away 14November 2014, aged89. Loved wife of thelate Wilfred Harrison,mother and mother-in-law of Peter and Liz,Ruth, Judith andStephen. BelovedGrandma to Naomi,Nerissa, Aaron,Jasmine, Amy, Tracyand Henry.

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KAWAU,Rhys John Paul.

"The momentthat you died,my heart wastorn in two,

one side filledwith heartache,

the other died with you.I often lie

awake at night,when the world

is fast asleep,and take a walk

down memory lane,with tears upon

my cheeks.Remembering

you is easy,I do it everyday,but missing youis the heartache

that never goes away.I hold you tightlywithin my heart,

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Love you Rhys, Mum,Papa, Aunties Lou,Chris and Ama and allof your cousins.

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AcknowledgementsKAWAU,Rhys John Paul.The whanau wouldlike to gratefully andrespectfullyacknowledge ourKaumatua for theirguidance andpatience, ourRingawera for theirefforts, family nearand far for your lovingsupport, all of Rhys’sfriends foracknowledging ourBoi’s life and hisimportance to them.Our burden is lessenedby the great out-pouring of love andyou have allpersonally touchedour hearts.

MCGINTY,Terence (Terry).Perhaps you sent alovely card, or left amessage on the phone.Perhaps you sent somelovely flowers, ordropped some food offat home. Perhaps youspoke the kindestwords, that anyonecan say. Or perhapswe’ve just been in yourthoughts throughoutthe last few weeks.Whatever you did,please know that yourlove and kindness is somuch appreciated, andfrom Terry’s Girls,Rosalind and Tracey,our sincere thanks.

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All enquiries - please call Maniapoto Maori Trust Board,Ph: 07 878 6234 / 0800 668 285 or email : [email protected]

An invitation is extended to all members of Maniapoto whanau, hapu, marae and Coastal Land BlockOwners to attend the following hui to :

• Whakarongo : Marine & Coastal (Takutai Moana) Act 2011 Information• Whakamarama : Crown’s application process for Takutai Moana Effect of the 1883 Petition• Whakawhiriwhiri : Pro’s and con’s for Maniapoto Next Steps

Venue Date Address

Marokopa Sports& Recreation Club

Saturday 22 November 201410am - 12pm

31 Carley Reeve Dr,Marokopa

Te Keeti Marae Saturday 22 November 20143pm - 5pm

92 Phillips Ave,Otorohanga

Hia Kaitupeka Marae Sunday 23 Novemver 20141pm - 3pm

122 Kaitupeka Pa Rd,Taumarunui - Ngapuke Rd

Taumarunui

Mokau KohunuiMarae

Saturday 29 November 201410am - 12pm

18 Moa Street (SH3),Piopio

Waipatoto (Oparure)Marae

Saturday 29 November 20143pm - 5pm

380 Oparure Road,Oparure

Kirikiriroa Marae Saturday 6 December 201411am - 1pm

180 Dey Street,Hamilton East,

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OPEN HOME

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TYRESGREAT range of NEWand USED tyres. PhoneTyre and Tune CentreLtd, 21 Bond Road, 8713267.

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AC PETFOODSCAN take penicillincalves. Phone 0800DOWN COW.

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Plants & GardensORGANIC Compost, BioGrow certificate 4971 C01,bagged or bulk, candeliver, depot: PayneRoad, Te Awamutu.Phone Ray 027 417 7665 or871 7156.

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WED 10:00, 5:30 & 7:50

A howl of outrage at a blatant miscarriage of justice. A deeply moving story about Ireland in the

depression, but as important today.JIMMY’S HALL M

THU 7:35, FRI 7:55, SAT 3:25 & 8:15, SUN 1:25 & 6:15,

TUE 7:35, WED 7:55

This is just awesome. So gripping, taut, creepy, atmospheric and well-acted.

Once the momentum picks up,it doesn’t stop.

It’s terrifying and spellbinding to watch the action unfold. Thoroughly

captivating, it will have you on the edge of your seat.

THE NIGHTCRAWLER R16Shirley MacLaine and Christopher Plummer discover that it’s never

too late to find true love and make dreams come true.ELSA AND FRED

BOTH START NOV 27

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CINEMA SCENE

The HungerGames:Mockingjay– Part 1

With the Gamesnow destroyed andin pieces, KatnissEverdeen, alongwith Gale, Finnickand Beetee, nowend up in District13 – thought to havebeen destroyed.

Cries forrebellion againstthe autocratic

Capitol give rise toaction and underthe leadership ofCommander Coin

and the advice ofher friends,Katniss reluctantlybecomes the

“Mockingjay” andthe symbol ofchange for thepeople.

Jimmy'sHall

In 1921, JimmyGralton's sin was tobuild a dance hallon a ruralcrossroads inIreland, whereyoung people couldcome to learn, toargue, to dream ...but above all todance and have fun.

Jimmy's Hallcelebrates the spiritof these free-thinkers.

After a decade in

New York, Jimmyreturns to reopenthe hall.

Directed by

acclaimed Britishdirector Ken Loachand based on thestageplay by Donal

O'Kelly.Nominated for

the Palme d'Or,Cannes 2014.

Roto-o-Rangi fundraising trekOn Sunday, November 30 ,the Roto-o-Rangi Schoolfundraising horse trekwill again be held.

The event has beenwell attended in the pastwith numerous ridersready to embark on thisyear’s trek already. Witha little good luck from theweather, all riders andhorses should again be infor a fun and relaxed four-hour ride.

The trek starts at 10am,making its way acrossrolling dairy farms, climb-ing steadily uphill to over-look the Kairangi Valley,the Waikato Basin, MountMaungatautari and LakeKarapiro, before enteringbeautiful areas of nativebush before returningback to the starting point.

A walking only speedkeeps the event safe andrelaxed whilst suiting

horses and riders of mod-erate fitness.

The fees are kept low atjust $20 per adult rider, $10for children up to 16 years,and $5 for hikers.

In case of bad weather,the trek will be held oneweek later, on Sunday,December 7.

For information contactKarin on 07 823 3494 orAnna on 07 827 1947, or text027 5013663 or 027 4440837.


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