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Power was lost to all 23,500Waipa Networks customers fora time on Saturday nightfollowing a severe electricalstorm in the area.

At 8.55pm lightningdisrupted the TranspowerHamilton-Karapiro circuitcausing loss of power to theCambridge and Te Awamutusubstations. The Cambridgesubstation was restored at9:17pm and Te Awamutu by9:34pm.

“A disruption of this nature isvery rare and it has beenseveral years since bothsubstations experiencedsimultaneous outages,” saysWaipa Networks CEO RayMilner.

Five Waipa Networkstransformers were struck bylightning with a further 45 faultsdue to blown network fuses.Field staff were kept busySaturday night and most ofSunday carrying out repairs.

Shade for kidsTe Awamutu BNZ is

fundraising to help TeAwamutu Plunket Playgroupput shade sails over theirsandpit.

‘‘We have a life sizedcardboard cut out of threeChiefs rugby players and oneChiefs rugby top to giveaway,’’says BNZ managerChris McMillan. ‘‘ We areasking for a gold coin donation.Every donation goes into thedraw to win either thecardboard cut-out or the rugbytop.’’

Entries close July 29 withthe draws made on August 1.

Flying ScrollThe Flying Scroll is the title

for the combined churchesdrama production at the NorthEnd Church in RacecourseRoad at 2pm this Sunday (July17).

Teams from seven TeAwamutu churches will beperforming 10 short dramas.The performances portray thestory of the writing,transmission and translation ofthe Bible over the centuries. Anoffering will be received for theBible Society.

Ripper Waikato rugby game here

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TRY TIME: Hooker Marcel Cummings-Toone scores Waikato’s first try against Taranaki (at Albert Park last Wednesday) on the end of someenterprising play on the left wing from Declan O’Donnell, pictured on the ground after off-loading the final pass to the try scorer. See further matchday coverage on pages 7, 14 and 15.

Home Expo primed totaste greater success

Foodies will be delighted to learn that an innovationat this year’s LJ Hooker Home Expo will be theintroduction of ‘Deli Alley’.

‘‘We have created the Deli Alley to showcase our fineproduce and in particular Waikato’s great produceincluding cheeses, wines, olive oils, chocolates etc,’’’says Home Expo convenor, Kasia Hagan.

‘‘The Deli Alley exhibition space will complement theRed Kitchen’s live cooking demonstrations that will beheld at the LJ Hooker Home Expo. The cookingdemonstrations and Deli Alley will create an interactiveelement to the event and visitors can sample our greatproduce, and pick up some innovative cooking tips.’’

Exhibition space is now available in the Deli Alley forapproved fine produce exhibitors — contact KasiaHagan on 021 226 5509.

The LJ Hooker Home Expo takes place at TeAwamutu Events Centre on September 10.

Of the 50 exhibitor sites, 40 have already been booked.For more information phone Kasia Hagan or [email protected].

Capelli top Waipa businessCambridge’s Capelli Hair Studio carried

off a swag of awards at Friday night’s 2011Waipa Networks Business Awards includ-ing the Supreme Winner award.

Over 350 entrants and supporters packedthe Don Rowlands Centre at Karapiro for a‘winter wonderland, Narnia-style’ themeddinner and dance where awards wereannounced.

Capelli Hair Studio claimed awards forExcellence in Business (winner), Excel-lence in Marketing (commendation), Cus-tomer Choice (commendation), CustomerService (commendation) as well as the topaward.

Owners Jeanette and Gary Cork col-lected a $1000 cheque and the SupremeWinners trophy.

The judges of the Excellence in BusinessAward said about Capelli Hair Studio:“Clearly a business with a sense of direc-tion and vision. There appears to be a desirefor the business to be at the forefront of the

industry with a sustained focus on inno-vation to find ways to remain distinctive.”

The sell-out event was run by the twoChambers of Commerce operating in theWaipa District (Te Awamutu and Cam-bridge), with major sponsor Waipa Net-works.

A total of nine excellence awardcategories (including new categoriesSustainability and Not for Profit Business)drew a large number of entries for thisyear’s competition.

Yet again, text and email voting wasincredibly popular with thousands of votesreceived for the publicly nominated Cus-tomer Choice category in both towns(Empire Espresso Bar, Te Awamutu andRed Cherry Cafe, Cambridge). Organiserswere inundated with votes from loyalcustomers.

Thursday’s Courier will include aspecial feature on the 2011 Waipa NetworksBusiness Awards.

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Time to look after our penniesThere is an old saying ‘look after the

pennies and the pounds will look afterthemselves’. Of course now it’s dollarsand cents.

You can go down town with money inyour pocket, $50 or whatever thinking toyourself that’s plenty for what I needtoday, but where does it go?

Spend a little here, a little there andbefore you know it the only thing in yourpocket is your hand. Money is so easy to

spend, debt is so easy to accumulate and itis real nice to have or want things — a bigvelodrome, a new swimming complex, anew museum with an entertainmentcentre as well.

Just spend a few million and increasepublic debt and they are all yours.

Waipa has around 45,000 people, (onethird of the population of Hamilton) whoare lucky to live in one of the mostbeautiful, natural places on this planet.

Clean air, green fields, native bush,rivers, lakes, mountains, walkways andcycleways.

These things make us such a uniqueand desirable place to visit or live.

All we have to do is appreciate what wehave, control spending, keep rateincreases to an acceptable level andpeople will want to come and be part ofWaipa ‘the home of the lucky’.

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How the mountain lost its mojoTo my children’s children’s

children.Once upon a time there was

a sad mountain namedMaungatautari.

The reason Maungatautariwas said was because he hadbeen invaded by evil pests, andthey had eaten up nearly all ofhis lovely bird, insect andanimal friends, who loved onhis his bush clad slopes.

On day a clever elf had the

wonderful idea of putting up aspecial pest proof fencearound maungatautari, andthe getting rid of all the nastypossums, rats, mice, stoats andferal cats from bushy slopes.

All the lovely native birds,insects and animals wouldthen be able to return toMaungatautari and live theresafely.

Very soon the elf and lots ofhis friends built a marvellous

fence, and got rid of all the evilpests.

The birds, insects andanimals returned and thrived.

People came from far andwide to see the marvellousfence and the beautiful birds,insects and animals in thepeaceful Maungatautari ref-uge.

The elves looked after thefence and watched out for anypests who tried to sneak

through it.Unfortunately, one day the

elves began to squabbleamongst themselves. Whilethey were arguing and squab-bling, the sneaky possums,rats, mice, stoats and feralcats. who were locked outsideMaungatautari, found littlechinks in the fence and theystarted to climb and dig andchew their way through it ...

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Who helps the struggling ratepayers?In his letter Rob Waddell

makes a weak attempt toexplain why every ratepayerhas to pay for the velodrome.

It would be safe bet thatless than 10%, but nearer 5%of the region’s ratepayersonly will use it.

The regional council hasno right to grant a smallgroup of people $6 Million.

Instead, it should be a loanon which interest is paid. MrWaddell and his matesshould underwrite the loan.

There has been so manyfigures quoted, how can we

be sure the Home of CyclingTrust won’t come back to theratepayers for more funds.

The trust claims theyhave $13.7 Million butremember Waipa’s $1 Millionhas four caveats on it, soreally they can only have$12.7 Million.

If by some chance they get$6 Million from the regionalcouncil, that would be $18.7Million. Where is the last $10Million to make up the $28.5Million.

The regional councillorswho voted to spend $61,500 to

consult the public andanother $50,000 for an inde-pendent consultant’s report,plus $38,000 on Deloitte’s duediligence report are pouring$149,500 down the drain.

The councillors who votedfor this foolish move shouldbe voted out at the nextelection — they are as pig-headed as the cycling projectproponents.

When a project is relianton 100% finance in grantsand donations, it is alwaysdoomed to fail.

MALCOLM HUME

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A Letter to the Editor fromM.E. Wilson appeared in the Cour-ier recently.

M.E. Wilson claimed that theSouthland velodrome in Invercar-gill was a great success.

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Crew-cut at factoryWorkmates join forces for good cause

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WORKMATES (from left): Raewyn Morrow, Debbie Bird, Carol Hooker, Carmen Rush (above) nervouslyget ready for their hair to be shaved and (below) compare the results afterwards.

The middle of winter is prob-ably not the best time to shaveyour hair off - but that’s exactlywhat four local women have done.

Pop ‘n’ Good employees DebbieBird, Raewyn Morrow, CarolHooker and Carmen Rush decidedto have their heads shaved toraise funds for the breast cancerfoundation.

‘‘We have in some way all beenaffected by Breast Cancer throughfriends and family and want tocontribute towards raising fundsfor the cause.

After setting their target at$3000 the women left pink bucketsat various locations around town,staged sausage sizzles and gainedpersonal sponsorship.

In front of gathered friends,family and workmates they

completed their end of the bargainby having their heads shaved atthe Davies Foods’ Pop ‘n’ GoodFactory on July 1.

Debbie Bird says it wasinitially a bit of a shock to havethe razor through her hair, buthaving it all removed has resultedin a few bonuses.

‘‘I’m actually enjoying havingno hair and I won’t have to colourit again.’’

Raewyn Morrow says theyhave all received nice feedback.

‘‘People do a double take tostart with when they see no hair,but they are impressed when theyknow why, especially those whohave lost someone to breast can-cer.’’

Carol Hooker says people havetold them how brave they are.

‘‘Many of them have said ‘Icouldn’t so that’. Others says we

have shown courage and thatwe’re awesome.’’

The four workmates thankDavies Foods Operations Mana-ger Martin Kwan and other staffmembers for ongoing support.

They are also extremely grate-ful to everyone who has helpedthem successfully reach their tar-get.

‘‘We have raised just over$3000 which was our initial aim,so we’re really pleased aboutthat.’’

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WILL GRAYLING competing in the fencing component of the agrisports section of the YoungFarmer Contest in Masterton, with his fan club in the background and their ‘Where there’s a Willthere’s a way’ banner.

Will Grayling, winner ofThe National Bank YoungFarmer Contest, may havebeen representing AorangiRegion but he grew up in thisarea.

Will (25) is the son of Jimand Mary Grayling of O’ReganRoad, Ngahinapouri.

‘‘He lives in the SouthIsland at the moment, but isvery much a local boy. Heattended Ngahinapouri Prim-ary School and St Paul’s Col-legiate,’’ says mum, Mary.

She and her husband wereat Masterton to see their sontriumph in the contest andMrs Grayling says they couldnot be more proud of him.

He took out The UltimateRural Challenge after threedays of intense competition,collecting a prize package witha value of $85,000.

It all started on Thursdaywith the Technical Day atBrancepeth Station followedby the Practical Day at theSolway A and P Showgroundsand Saturday night’s Tele-vised Grand Final EveningShow on July 2.

Along with the excitementof winning, Will said he wasfeeling very relieved aftersuch a gruelling week.

“It’s been a pretty challeng-ing week, there were sometough times but I stuck inthere. A lot of hard work hasgone into this and it’s great toget this result.”

Will’s fiance KimberleyTrue summed up the contestas ‘the true test of a man’ andcongratulated all sevencontestants for their hardwork throughout the week.

Nearly 800 people attendedthe Televised Grand FinalEvening Show at the Wai-rarapa College Auditorium,which was broadcast live onTVNZ 7 with delayed coverage

on TV One.Will from the Pendarves

Club was representing theAorangi Region. He’s a mana-ger on a 1600 cow dairy farm inAshburton and is due to marryKim in December this year.

He has a Masters of AppliedScience from Lincoln Univers-ity and was a first time con-testant at Grand Final level.

It didn’t look like it wasgoing to be Will’s night earlieron and even he was worriedthat the title could be out of hisgrasp after he made somemistakes in the early questionbuzzer rounds.

“I thought it was slippingaway several times — I got offto a rough start.”

In the end though, his all-round performance secured

him the win; he took out theAGMARDT Agri-businessChallenge after delivering apresentation on the supply ofcolostrum earlier in the week.He received an AGMARDTScholarship towards a careerdevelopment programmevalued at $15,000.

He also won the LincolnUniversity Agri-growth Chal-lenge, taking away a LincolnUniversity conference pack-age for an industry relatedconference to the value of$8,000.

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More than a century of superb serviceto RSA Women’s Section honoured

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RSA WOMEN’S SECTION Te Awamutu president, Mary Gadsby (left) and national president, Angel Erstich (right) flank lifemembership recipients, from left: Jean Powell, Doreen Metcalfe, Margery Sturgeon, Dulcie Matthews, Jean Crichton.

BY GRANT JOHNSTON

Five women who have col-lectively served RSA Women’sSection for over 100 years werehonoured with life member-ship on Thursday.

The awards were presentedby Angel Erstich, president ofthe National Women’s SectionAssociation to RSA New Zea-land, in front of a large gather-ing of local Women’s Section

members at Te Awamutu RSAClubrooms.

She travelled to the eventfrom Kaitaia to honour thewomen’s superb service.

Te Awamutu Women’s Sec-tion RSA president MaryGadsby said all the womenhad served over 15 years andspent countless hours sellingpoppies, catering for funerals,creating floral tributes forRSA graves and other tasks.

Dulcie Matthews wasawarded a long service certifi-cate in 2007.

She has served for 25 years,a number of those on thecommittee.

Jean Powell has completed18 years’ service, includingfive years as welfare officerand 10 years on the committee.

Doreen Metcalfe has served17 years, including one year aspresident and 10 on the com-

mittee.Jean Crichton served in the

WAAC during World war IIand has been a member for 16years, serving many of thoseon the committee.

Margery Sturgeon was amember of the Ohaupo subbranch for 38 years, 22 aspresident. She has been amember in te Awamutu fornine years, two as vice presi-dent and two as president.

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It might be a stretch toimagine Life Education Trust’smascot, Harold the Giraffe, whip-ping up delicious gourmet farewith TV’s 2011 Masterchef win-ner Nadia Lim — but that’swhat’s on the menu in Te Awa-mutu College Hall on August 20.

‘Harold’s Winter Feast’ is afundraiser for Waipa KingCountry Life Education Trust,which provides a mobile class-room to over 60 schools through-out the Waipa King Country area.

Educator Nicky Wise andmascot Harold teach kids how to‘walk tall’, understand how theirbodies work and how to value andtake care of themselves.

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There’ll also be a ‘silent’auction and a live auction ofprizes on the night. Prizes gath-ered so far include a Lake Tara-wera fishing trip and lunch for 10lucky people with Sir Henry vander Heyden; coaching and around of golf with Gina Scott;beach house weekends atWhangamata and MountMaunganui; cookware fromStevens; and a range of excitinggift vouchers from other support-ing businesses.

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As always, the trust is keen toacknowledge its supporters whohelp raise the over $100,000needed to keep the mobile class-room on the road each year.

Trust chair Amanda von Biel,says that’s because Life Educa-tion gets no funding from theGovernment.

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FUTURE FERN DRAW FORSATURDAY 16th JULY 2011

9.00amCourt 7 St. Pats Pink vs Pekerau Junior Jewells Court 8 Pekerau Primo Pearls vs Kihikihi Ferns

9.50amCourt 7 Rukuhia Ponga Fronds vs TAPS Wild Cats Court 8 Pironga Stripes vs Pokuru Silver Ferns

10.40amCourt 7 Puahue Diamonds vs Aropapa Court 8 Ohaupo Jets vs Pirongia Strikers

11.30amCourt 7 Puahue All Stars vs St. Pats YellowCourt 8 Pirongia Seagulls vs Pokuru Bubbles

12.20pmCourt 7 Pekerau Mini Ferns vs Korakonui Rockets Court 8 St. Pats Denim vs TAPS Mini Magic

11.30am on Court 6 TAPS Silver Ferns to play Korakonui Crazy Chics (non competition) game

Johnston fights wayto NZ karate crown

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KIHIKIHI yellow belt Kathryn Johnston and blue belt Clare Fraserwith their medals from the national karate championships inPalmerston North.

BY COLIN THORSEN

Kathryn Johnston is the toastof Kihikihi Kyokushin KarateClub after winning the New Zea-land novice women’s middle-weight kumite (fighting) title.

The yellow belt was withoutpeer in her division at thenational full contact KyokushinKarate Championships in Palmer-ston North.

The referee stopped both hersemi-final bout, against AmyWatson (Palmerston North), andfinal, against Ellyce Wichman(Porirua), after the first of threescheduled rounds — awardingeach fight to Johnston by unani-mous points decisions.

Johnston says the martial artis a great way to get fit and learnself defence.

She collected a second medal,claiming silver in the kata (setpatterns).

Clare Fraser also did her Kihi-kihi club proud, claiming a silvermedal in the lightweight kumitefinal. The blue belt lost a closecontest, on points, against Palm-erston North’s Kate Nicholas.

Fraser also performed well inthe adult kata, without featuringin the medals.

Kihikihi’s small team of sixcollectively achieved excellentresults.

In the men’s elite division,club instructor Kevin Maber waseliminated on a points decision tonemesis Conrad Tuhinga of Auck-land, an opponent he had beatentwice previously.

Maber is a second dan black

belt and past national grandchampion.

Junior members Jack Fraserand Tamsin Schader bothobtained personal best scores inthe kata.

Kihikihi is one of the longestrunning Kyokushin clubs in thecountry.

Though small, membership

wise compared to many otherclubs, its members continue torepresent the community well.

Training is at Kihikihi Prim-ary School hall on Tuesdays andThursdays. The junior class runsfrom 6pm to 7pm, followed by theadults session from 7pm to8.30pm. New members are alwayswelcome.

SA Wills Cup zone champsStewart Alexander

women’s golf team haveemerged south zoneWills Cup champions forthe fifth time.

The team of CherylForster, Helen Baynes,Margaret Bouma, GwenQuarrie, Carol Formosa,Beth Walker, JocJeffries and HelenParker led throughoutthe five rounds of 18holes played at Tau-marunui, Waitomo, TeAwamutu, Piopio-Aria,Pirongia and StewartAlexander.

Each club fields ateam of six players perround.

The champion Stew-art Alexander team, whoused eight players in allthroughout their cam-

paign, prevailed with atotal of 308.5 matchpoints, from Waitomo on300.5.

They now go forwardto the Waikato final to beplayed on August 19,with the venue yet to beconfirmed.

The competitionstarted in 1983 with acup being presented byMrs Jan Wills.

The runners-up ineach zone play for TheJug. This was presentedin 1999 by Merle Shaw,Margaret Ranger andthe late Margaret John-ston.

Last year’s winnersof the Wills Cup wereHorsham Downs, in atight contest fromTahuna. It was the first

time Horsham Downshad won the Wills Cup.

The Jug winnerswere Pirongia, 16 pointsclear of second placedHamilton.

Baynes and Parkerhad further successwhen their team, alsoincluding ElaineTroutbeck and SherrillLawrence, won the Stew-art Alexander ladies’teams tournament.

The runners-up wereR. Coleman, B. O’Regan,D. Spiers and G. Kay,with C. Forster, S.Alcock, S. Taylor and P.Mills third, and A.McGhie, J. Yarndley, E.Ford and B. Denchfourth.

Twos were scored byC. Forster, S. Taylor, G.

Street and S. Smith.On the club scene at

Pirongia, new memberJill Morgan celebratedher Waikato rep selec-tion by beating ShirleyKewish 3/2 in the final ofthe June Tray.

LGU winners wereBev Parsons (silver)with 75 net, A.Nieremeijer (bronze I)67, and N. Hancock(bronze II) 70.

The scramble on netwent to E. Campbellwith 71, from B. Staples74 and B. Parsons 75.

Division two waswon by N. Hancock with70, from J. Webber 73and S. Egglestone 74.

Nine hole leadingscorers were N. Grahamwith 34 net, A. Bailey 35.


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DRAW FOR SATURDAY 16 JULY, 20116TH GRADE KORAKONUI v TAS PANTHERS, KORAKONUI 1A 10AM:PIR BLACK v TAS BEARS, PIRONGIA 2A 9AM: TAS LEOPARDS v PIR WHITE, ALBERT 5 10AM: KIHIKIHI v PIR GREY, KIHIKIHI 1 10AM: OHAUPO v MARIST, OHAUPO 2A 10AM.7TH GRADE MARIST v OHAUPO, CASTLETON 1A 11AM: KORAKONUIv KIHIKIHI, KORAKONUI 1A 11AM: TAS CATS v PIR BLACK, ALBERT 5 11AM: TAS TIGERS v PIR WHITE, ALBERT 6 11AM: TAS LIONS – BYE.8TH GRADE KIHIKIHI v TAS BULLDOGS, KIHIKIHI 1A 9AM: PIR BLACKv TAS FALCONS, PIRONGIA 2B 9AM: PIR WHITE v TAS WILDCATS, PIRONGIA 2A 10AM: OHAUPO v TAS COUGARS, OHAUPO 2B 10AM.9TH GRADE MARIST v TAS KNIGHTS, CASTLETON 1B 11AM: KORAKONUIv TAS BUFFALOS, KORAKONUI 1B 11AM: PIRONGIA v TAS BRONCOS, PIRONGIA 2B 10AM: OHAUPO v KIHIKIHI, OHAUPO 2A 11AM.10TH GRADE OHAUPO v TAS JETS, OHAUPO 2B 11AM: PIR BLACKv TAS HORNETS, PIRONGIA 2A 11AM: KIHIKIHI v PIR WHITE, KIHIKIHI 1B 10AM: TAS ROCKETS – BYE.

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9:00 TAC Senior B (B) v TA Marist Mustangs; Ohaupo Robots (D)v TAS Ninjas; Cogs 2 (PR) v RSN Just do it; Pirongia Ray White (C)v TAI Shottiez Hottiez; Cogs Inzone (A) v Ohaupo Sports;TAPS Vetent (E1) v Pekerau Diamond Divas9:50 TAC 9A (B) v TAC Add Up; TAC Warriors (D1) v Paterangi Comrades; TA Marist Blondies (C) v TAS LOL, Shiloh A (A1) v TAC 10A; St Pats Silver (E) v St Pats White10:40 Pirongia Bruce Edward Upholstery (B1) v TAS Tony Fabish;Te Pahu Knights (D1) v Paterangi Panthers; Pirongia Shimmering Dolphins (PR) v Pirongia Alexandra Images; AI Know Juniors (C)v TAC 10B; TAS Kelly & Bryant (A) v Pirongia AMP; Shiloh Juniors (E)v Pokuru Angels11:30 St Pats Social (B1) v TA Marist Misfi ts; St Pats Blue (D)v Pirongia Stormers; TAI Goldferns (C1) v Ohaupo Hotshots;Comrades Social (A1) v TAS Paul Kay; Korakonui Crazy Chicksv Nominated FF Team12:20 Shiloh Social (B) v TAI Titans; Pirongia Troopers (D1) v Korakonui Comets; AI Know (PR) v RSN Cattle Brokers; Kihikihi Netball (C1)v TAC Team Bob; TA Marist 1A1 (A) v Comrades Juniors; Pekerau Bronze Bullets (E1) v Paterangi Rockets 1:10 TAS Thunderbirds (B1) v TAS Storm; Pekerau Golden Girls (D1)v TAPS Kelly & Bryant; TAS Sharks (C1) v TAS Tiger; Pirongia Macs Meat (A1) v TAC Gap; TAI Champs (E) v Pekerau Silver Stars2:00 TAC 9B (B1) v TAS Rebels; Kihikihi Ponys (D1) v Puahue Sapphires; TAS Ecolab (PR) v Pirongia Sincerity; Ohaupo Lollipops (C1)v TAI Grenades; TAS Corboys (A) v TAS ASB; TAPS Elevations (E)v Pirongia Stars2:50 TAS Dreamers (B) v TA Marist Teletubs; TAI Cruisers (D) v TAS Tutti Fruitti; TAS Vampires (C) v St Pats Red; TAS Gyde Wansbone (A1)v Kihikihi Crazy Horses; Pirongia Flyers (E1) v Pirongia Sparklers

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HURRICANE MICKEY (Craig Grylls) gets home by three quarters of a lengthfrom Ourforeignminister (Mark Sweeney) in the Te Awamutu Cup.

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MUD splattered Te Awamutu Cup winning jockeyCraig Grylls returns to scale.

BY PHILLIP QUAY

Former and current Te Awamutujockeys enjoyed plenty of the limelight atSaturday’s Freight Lines Te Awamutu Cupmeeting.

Former Te Awamutu jockey CraigGrylls won the feature event, the $17,500Freight Lines Te Awamutu Cup (1580m,)aboard Murray and Bjorn Baker-trainedHurricane Mickey who started favourite.

Grylls, nowadays based at Matamata,had not previously won the Cup — so hewas delighted to add the race to his recordof major victories.

‘‘I still regard Te Awamutu as my hometrack, so it was great to win the Cup.

‘‘He (Hurricane Mickey) loves the wettracks and he was right in his elementtoday.

‘‘He was travelling well throughout therace and had them covered in the final 200metres.’’

Hurricane Mickey has won 10 racesfrom only 31 starts and most of his successhas come on heavy tracks.

Te Awamutu jockey Lynsey Satherley

dedicated her win aboard D’Llaro in theRosetown Holden 2000 to her grand-mother, Angela Thomas, who died earlylast week.

‘‘It’s been a tough week and this is avery emotional win for me,’’ saidSatherley.

‘‘She was my biggest fan and keptscrapbooks with stories from the paper onmy wins and about a lot of things in racing.

‘‘My daughter is named after her(Sophie Angela).’’

Satherley was pleased with the outcomeof Saturday’s race after she selectedD’Llaro ahead of a number of other horsesengaged in the race.

‘‘I had a choice of six rides in this raceand fortunately I picked the right one.’’

It was Satherley’s first win sincebreaking her hand in a fall at the Rotoruameeting on April 15.

‘‘It’s great to get a win on the boardagain,’’ she said.

D’Llaro, who is trained at Cambridge byGraeme Lord, excelled on the heavy trackconditions.

‘‘He has really clicked now what the

racing game is all about and I expected himto be hard to beat today,’’ said Lord.

‘‘Lynsey has done quite a lot of ridingfor me and I am delighted to see her get thiswin, especially with what she has beenthrough this week.’’

D’Llaro scored by half-a-length fromTom’s Myth, one of the mounts thatSatherley was also offered.

Satherley’s manager, Simon Holmes,was pleased to see Satherley back in thewinners’ circle.

‘‘She does a lot of hard work anddeserves all the success she gets,’’ saidHolmes.

The other Te Awamutu-based jockey toenjoy success at the meeting was MarkSweeney who has been in outstandingriding form in recent months.

Sweeney was successful aboard theRogerson-trained mare, La Bella Signora,who is headed for the broodmare paddockthis spring.

Sweeney also finished runner-up in theTe Awamutu Cup aboardOurforeignminister, trained by Richardand Chris Otto.

Classic win for Darvill trained I’m IsaacBY PHILLIP QUAY

I’m Isaac’s ninth career winin the John F Grylls MemorialClassic at Te Awamutu on Sat-urday had more meaning thanany of his previous victories forTauranga trainer Peter Darvill.

It was the first time Darvillhad not only celebrated a win asthe eight-year-old’s part-owner,but also this time was recog-nised as his trainer.

Previously, I’m Isaac wasprepared for his race victoriesby Tauranga trainers BruceMcKeagg and Jim Pender.

‘‘Today I’m his trainer,breeder, part-owner andstrapper and it’s a great feel-ing,’’ says Darvill, who racesthe Istidaad gelding in partner-ship with his wife, Nola.

‘‘I thought he could turn hisform around because he hasbeen working well and wasvery fit.

‘‘I was a bit worried though,that the track might have beentoo heavy for him.’’

Darvill says I’m Isaac hasbeen a special horse for them,having won a few Cup racesincluding the Te Aroha Cup

and Wairoa Cup.‘‘The race means a lot to us,

too, because it is named afterJohnny Grylls who rode thishorse’s grand-mother, PherozFaith.’’

I’m Isaac will head next tothe $80,000 Taumarunui GoldCup (2100m) at Te Rapa on July30.

‘‘He had to go a good racetoday to clinch a start in theTaumarunui Cup and he’s donethat.’’

Darvill’s riding instructionsto apprentice, Maija Vance,were followed to a tee.

‘‘I told Maija to stay awayfrom the rails and that’s exactlywhat she did,’ ’ saysDarvill.Vance, who rode her50th winner mid-week at TeRapa, has been enjoyingimproved fortunes since shemoved from Ardmore to Cam-bridge a month ago.

‘‘I plan to make Cambridgemy permanent home now,’’ shesays.

‘‘I have been getting morerides and my weight is undercontrol. I can now ride at 53kgwhereas before I was strugglingto get below 56kg.’’


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Waikato rugby coach gives TA thumbs upGibbes: Game was great from both crowd and rugby standpoints

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WAIKATO No. 8 Alex Bradley tackles Taranaki wingerJackson Ormond ball and all.

BY COLIN THORSEN

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WELCOME back Marty Holah ... the Waikato flanker takes the attack to Taranaki, supported by team-mates, from left, TobyLynn, Malcolm Barnes, Alex Bradley, Chris Middleton and Nathan White.

Take a bow Te Awamutu after turningAlbert Park into a sea of Red, Yellow andBlack in support of Waikato’s ITM Cuprugby team.

A chocker grandstand and field sur-rounded by parochial Mooloo fans helpedWaikato to a convincing 31-13 win over aTaranaki side including All Blacks AndrewHore, Jason Easton and New Zealand

Under-20 World Cup winning team memberBeauden Barrett at first five.

In doing so, Waikato regained the RyanWheeler Memorial Trophy, exclusively atstake whenever these two proud rugbyunions meet.

Waikato coach, Chris Gibbes says he andhis assistants (Scott McLeod and GregSmith) are ‘incredibly proud’ to be able tobring the trophy back to where it belongs.

‘‘We are very pleased with the effort put

in by the team at Te Awamutu.’’Taranaki captain Craig Clarke handed

the trophy over to his Chiefs’ team-mate,Waikato captain Nathan White at the after-match function in Te Awamutu Sports Club.John Wheeler, Ryan’s father, was in attend-ance.

Gibbes says he could hardly believe hiseyes at the size of the crowd.

‘‘To arrive at those grounds and see all ofthe Red, Yellow and Black supporters

braving the weather to support us, reallywas superb.

‘‘It was fantastic to be able to take an ITMCup pre-season fixture out to where rugbybegins — in the local clubs.’’

Gibbes says a huge thank you must go toKeith Parsons and the team at Te AwamutuSports for putting it all together.

‘‘Your support is much appreciated byeveryone at Waikato Rugby.’’

Continued on page 15.

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SEVEN’S star Declan O’Donnell proved a constant danger to Taranaki with ball in hand.

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WAIKATO wing Frank Halai makes a break against Taranaki, with Tim Mikkelson in support.

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BITING off the hard yards. Waikato halfback Tawera Kerr-Barlow (left) and TeAwamutu Sports’ prop Ben May move in to support a hard-working team-mate. Also pictured are Taranaki All Blacks Andrew Hore and Jason Eaton.

From page 14.After the success of

last Wednesday’s matchand last Monday’sschool visits, Gibbessays the Waikato RugbyUnion will certainly belooking to take more oftheir events out to thelocal clubs within theregion.

The coaching staffwere understandablystoked with the effort ofthe Waikato team.

‘‘To go from a toughloss to Auckland on Sat-urday night to a veryphysical, hard-foughtwin against Taranakifour days later showsthat we have what ittakes to handle the shortturn around this season,and the ability to field acompetitive team week

in, week out,’’ saysGibbes.

Stand outs for Wai-kato were former AllBlack openside flankerMarty Holah, in his firstgame since May for theOspreys in Wales,destructive No. 8 AlexBradley who scored abrace of tries, New Zea-land Sevens stars DeclanO’Donnell and FrankHalai in the three-quarters, and the secondhalf replacement pairingof halfback TaweraKerr-Barlow andStephen Donald.

Skipper Whiteanchored a Waikatoscrum that often hadTaranaki’s pack back-pedalling, while his TeAwamutu Sports club-mate Chris Middleton

impressed locking thescrum, in the first half,with former Te Awa-mutu Gwynne Shieldrep Toby Lynn. Boththese locks workedtirelessly at set pieceand in general play.

Gibbes made changesto the pack at halftimewithout losing anymomentum.

The coach warns thatTaranaki will betougher when the twoteams meet in roundtwo, having spent littletime working on theirscrum to date. Followingthe game here, Waikatohad another big week oftraining in preparationfor their round one ITMCup game against South-land in Invercargill onFriday.



FORMALNOTICES

BirthsJACKSON

Ken and Anitawelcome with joy theearly but safe arrivalof

"Olivia Joy"On June 3rd, 2011,2350gms (5lb 3oz).Many thanks toMarissa, VP, Lakshmiand the WaikatoHospital neo-natalteam.

OSBORNEPook and BridieOsborne stoked toannounce the arrivalof

"Gus Jacob"Born July 2, 3490gms(7lb 11oz). A specialthanks to midwife,Fleur Thomas.

TITCHENER-DOULLMegan, Logan andGabriel welcome

"Finn Logan"Born July 4, 2011 atWaikato Hospital,weighing 3840gms,(8lb, 7oz). Thanks forsupport from familyand friends. Specialthanks to Granny andGrandad, HeidiGrayson, Te AwamutuLa Leche Leaguemothers, fantasticmidwife ThereseJames and loving post-natal care from IsobelWatson and caringstaff at MatarikiMaternity.

Engagements

CClassifiedslassifiedsTe Awamutu Courier

PHONE (07) 871-5151 FAX (07) 871-3675 DEADLINES - MONDAY 12 NOON - WEDNESDAY 12 NOON

CORNELISSEN - DAVIDJim, Vanessa, Bruceand Kath are pleasedto announce theengagement ofQuintin and SarahJane. Best wishes for along and happy lifetogether.

CRIBB — THORSENGraham and Sue aredelighted to announcethe engagement oftheir daughter, Nicolato Mike, son of Ronand Anne ofWellington.

GUY— CALMANJohn and Alison Guytogether withMargaret andLawrance Calman aredelighted to announcethe engagement ofCourtney and Duncanin Perth.

HALEY — TEMMDave and DianneHaley together withRex and Lea Temm arethrilled to announcethe engagement ofTanz and Nick. Loveand best wishes tothem both.

DeathsGARRETTGraham.On July 7, 2011 at homein Raglan, aged 54.Dearly loved youngestson of Ken and the lateEdie Garrett. Dearlyloved brother of Coraland Trevor, Joe,Gaylene and Lanceand the late Bruce.Uncle of five.

"Gone fromour sight but never

our memories.Gone from our touch,

but never fromour hearts."

GRAHAMBlackie [463963 PTE2nd NZ Regt Malaya].Died July 9, 2011.

"The chisels will nowlie quietly but your

remarkableworkmanship willforever keep yourmemory close. "

Very special mate ofMurray Bain andrespected friend of theentire Bain family.

GRAHAMBlackie Mangu [463963PTE 2nd NZ RegtMalaya].Passed away July 9,2011 peacefully atWaikato Hospital.Loved husband ofTheresa, treasuredDad of Clayton andNina (California),Shannon and Alan(Western Australia)and very proudgrandad of little Aria(California).

"Will be sadly missedand loved always."

A patient sufferer atrest. Medals to beworn.

"Lest we forget."A service for Blackie

will be held at the TeAwamutu RSAClubrooms, 381Alexandra Street,(today) Tuesday, July12, at 2.00pm followedby interment at the TeAwamutu SoldiersLawn Cemetery. Inlieu of flowers adonation would beappreciated to the RSAWelfare Fund and maybe left at the service.All communications tothe Graham family, c/-PO Box 137, TeAwamutu please.

Te Awamutu FuneralServices FDANZ.

Meetings

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DateJuly 16 - 17, 2011

VenueKahotea Marae

Powhiri1.00pm, July 16

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Meetings

IS YOUR CHILDARTISTIC ANDIMAGINATIVE?Do they love to draw,

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Shirley Irving MemorialTournament

To be held onWednesday, July 13, 2011

at YMI Stadium from 7.30pm.All past and present members welcome.

Free entry, plate for supper please.

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7.00-8.00pm every Tuesday from July 19St John Ambulance StationPalmer Street,Te Awamutu

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TuitionIS YOUR CHILDARTISTIC andimaginative? Do theylove to draw, paint andmaster crafty creations?We are takingenrolments now for ourterm three club nights.For more informationplease phone 871-8251 or870-1961.

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BIRD cage and stand,good condition, $45.Phone 870-5078.CAR speakers, SonyXplod, 230w, two, $49.Phone 871-4203 after 6pm.COMPUTER monitor,Philips, 17", excellentcondition, $15. Phone871-3150.DEHUMIDIFIER, Goldair,works well, $45. Phone870-5474.FOUR wheeler pram,green/black, $45. Phone(022) 678-9005.RETRO 70’s couch, offwhite, $49. Phone871-8396.SINGLE bed, metal frame,tidy, $20. Phone 871-6318.

FirewoodFIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 -$170, expected shortagethis winter. Phone (07)873-9190 or (021) 617-349.FIREWOOD for sale,$75m3 delivered. Phone870-2266.

For Sale

MUTTONBIRDSNEW season - A-grade,$13 each. Phone (027)206-2606.

Grazing

WOODCHIPS• Calf bedding• Stand off pad• Landscaping• Large quantities• Te Awamutu

Phone 871-8677or (021) 937-393

Livestock & Poultry

ALL MILKWANTED

FOR CALVESPhone Deb Kirkham

871-4815or (027) 490-1007

CALF milk wanted.Phone Rusty Tipping(021) 780-105 or (021)408-548.TEN week old weiner pigs$90. Phone 871-3476 or(021) 716-871.WEINER pigs ready now,$60. Phone 871-0710.

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Lost and FoundMISSING, two cats fromNgahinapouri, could beheaded for Te Awamutu,one short hairedTortoiseshell, one blackcat missing an eye.Phone (07) 825-2258.

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Te Awamutu Weekly SaleTe Awamutu Saleyards, Paterangi Road

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Sale Comprising:11.00 Prime & Boners10 Fat Cattle

100 Boners

Store Cattle10 2-year Steers & Heifers

30 Yearling Beef X Steers & Heifers

30 Weaner Beef X Steers & Heifers

12.00 Sheep & Calves20 Four day old calves

12.00 DairiesA/C Client35 I/C Fries Fries X Jsy Heifers

Calving July 28 Jsy Bull

A/C Client45 I/C Fries I/C Fries Fries X Jsy Cows

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Board And ResidenceLOOKING - single femalefor room to rent. PhoneTania (021) 526-184.

To Let

Stock Auctions

EXECUTIVE home, suitprofessional couple,references required, nopets, non-smokers, $400p/wk. Phone 871-6813.

To LetFOUR bedroom house,newly renovated, newkitchen, large section, in-ground swimming pool,$320 p/wk. Phone871-4542 or (021) 482-652after 5.00pm (no texts).ONE bedroom bach,seven minutes to town,$160 p/wk, referencesreqd. Phone (021) 716-871or 871-3476.

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

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Wanted - DEAD CARSBest Dollars

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Cars, Vans, 4x4s

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Computer ServicesPC PROBLEMS?NO fix, no fee, local ITprofessional available foron site repairs, upgradesand trouble shooting, PCand laptop sales, no callout fees for help, PhoneMatt (027) 515-6996 or870-3038.

FinancialNEED MONEY?GET same day approvalon loans of $400 to$40,000+ plus. ★ Special★ This month get $3000for less than $44 per weekand pay reduced SET UPFEES! You’ll need avehicle, house orguarantor as security.Simply call (0800) 112-274or visitwww.AssetFinance.co.nz .

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TE AWAMUTUTE AWAMUTUSECTION WORKSSECTION WORKS

BOBCATAll Section Work

Hedges, Trees, MowingFencing, Paving etc

Phone Terry 870-1414

TREE CAREGROUNDZONE TreeCare. Pruning, removal,stump grinding, woodsplitting, consultancy.Qualified, professionalarborists. Phone NathanHughes 871-7107.

Property & Home Maintenance

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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

Property & HomeMaintenance

GASFULL gas servicing andinstallation service. CallPratts today. 870-5020.

ROOFSRE-SCREWING roofs,save thousands. CallPratts 870-5020.

WATERBLASTING -Phone Ultra Clean 0800569-656 today!

WINDOWS cleaned by theexperts. Phone UltraClean 0800 569-656.

Trade ServicesCHIMNEY, clean, repairs,parts. Phone Andrew871-5351.

Trade Services

MOSS, ALGAE,LICHEN TREATMENT

Johnny NelsonJohnny Nelson (027) 476-3347

or 871-7389

Windows - Exterior/InteriorColorsteel roofsRoof spray, Tiles and Decromastic roofsRotary clean, pavers,driveways and footpathsCommercial buildingsLow Pressure Housewash

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ARE you renovating? CallDave Rowe Painter/Decorator. Phone (027)290-8776/(07) 873-1777.

HOME KILLSFREE beef pickup.Morrinsville CustomKills. Phone (07) 889-5767.

ROOFING - roofreplacements aspeciality. Phone Tony871-3620 or (021) 104-0459.

BATHROOMS Forspecialist bathroomdesign and accessories.We do the lot! Call Pratts870-5020.

DRAINAGENo job too bigor too small -

WE DO IT ALL!Phone 870-6244 or

Colin (027) 498-9022

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A1 SELFA1 SELF STORAGESTORAGE

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THREE bedroom houseplus five acres inPirongia. Phone (027)404-6484.

THREE bedroom townhouse, near new ensuite,walk in wardrobe, nodogs, $340 p/wk,references reqd. Phone871-2796.

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From $20 p/wk24hr access

Camera SurveillancePH: (07) 856-7584or (027) 608-1749

To LetTWO bedroom house,heatpump, garage, tidy,$230 p/wk. Phone871-5846.

FOUR bedroom,Lockwood home withoffice, internal accessfrom garage, heat pump,gas, two bathrooms,references required, $350p/wk. Phone (027)553-2614.

SPOUTING - repairs orreplacements,reasonable prices. PhoneTony 871-3620 or (021)104-0459.

ONSITEREPAIRS

● Ride On Mowers● Domestic Mowers● Domestic Fences

Stuart Law(027) 226-6889

Employment Vacancies


The job involves travelling from job to job weeding, pruning, trimming, planting, soil conditioning, spraying, etc and occasional landscaping work. This position is Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 9am to 3pm which may increase over time.To be considered suitable you must have the following: • Gardening experience is essential with good plant knowledge • Enthusiasm and pride in your work • Growsafe certifi cation would be great • Due to the nature of the work, a good level of fi tness will be requiredIf this sounds like you please forward your application

to [email protected] or543 Paewhenua Road, RD 2, Otorohanga

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WE REQUIRE A GRAPHIC DESIGNER FOR A PERMANENT PART TIME (32 hrs) POSITION IN OUR BUSY NEWSROOM.

If you are creative, organised, work well toa deadline and would like a new challenge then we would love to hear from you.

Previous experience (3 to 5 years) with Adobe Design Software (Photoshop, InDesign) is preferred.

Please apply with CV by post to:Graphic Design Position,PO Box 1, Te Awamutu.

Or hand in to our offi ce at:336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu.By 4.00pm, Thursday, July 14, 2011

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Trade Services

Rob’s RuralFencing

For farm, equine and lifestyle blocks

PH 870-2232(021) 724-516

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TYRE TECHNICIANWe have a position for a Tyre Technician. Positions includes

weekend work and after hours work. Training available for Tyre

Fitting and Wheel Alignment. Full driver’s license required.

Please reply in writing to:Steve Rushbrooke

Te Awamutu Tyre CentrePO Box 247, Te Awamutu

[email protected]

NEED a job? 16/17 yearold school leavers, or 18year olds who have leftschool in the last sixmonths. Train with anemployer. Learn skillsthat will help you get ajob. We work in TeAwamutu andCambridge. Phone (07)827-3754 or text Barbaraon (027) 294-8556.

CLEANER required for 71⁄2- 9 hours p/wk, must haveown car and phone, beable to work weekends ifrequired, only shortlisted candidates will benotified. Ring Mark atUltra Clean (no texts)(027) 498-4465.

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CIRCULARDELIVERIES

in KihikihiIf you live in Kihikihiand would like todeliver mailers intohousehold letterboxeson a twice weeklybasis

Call Mike on870-4540 or text(027) 547-2837

Farm EmploymentEXPERIENCED 2IC/Herdmanager seekingemployment, wouldconsider farm assistantposition. Phone Jamie(021) 163-4685.

RELIEF milking, calfrearing work wanted byexperienced female,Ohaupo / Ngahinapouriarea. Phone (07) 825-2009or (027) 212-1648.

Employment Wanted

FENCINGFARM - Residential -Lifestyle, for all yourfencing requirements,experience and qualityguaranteed. Phone (07)827-1849 or mobile (027)473-0001.

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LOST opportunities bynot advertising in the TeAwamutu Courier.Phone 871-5151.

SPECIAL MORNING SESSIONS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY

HANGOVER 2 R16 TUE & FINAL WED 8.20

CARS 2 PG TUE & WED 6.00, SAT 1.20 & 3.40,

SUN 11.20 & 1.40

BRIDESMAIDS R16 TUE & WED 5.50 & 8.10,

THU 5.55 & 8.15,FRI 10.20, 6.00 & 8.20,

SAT 6.00 & 8.20, SUN 4.00 & 6.20

MOZART’S SISTER M FINAL WED 10.00

TRANSFORMERS 3 M TUE & WED 7.15, SAT 5.05,

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THU 7.35, FRI 7.40, SAT 2.15 & 7.50,

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Wed 13th 5.30 - 6.30pm Membership DrawThu 14th Women Section Monthly Meeting

5.30pm Restaurant open for à la carte dining7.30pm Scrabble

Fri 15th 12noon - 2pm Restaurant openfor lunch menu5.30pm Restaurant open for à la carte dining5.30 - 6.30pm Membership Drawand Jokers Wild

Sat 16th 12 Noon - 2.00pm Restaurant openfor lunch menu5.30pm Restaurant open for à la carte dining

Sun 17th 1.00pm Clubrooms open for Country Music get-together5.30pm Restaurant open & Sunday roast, Pork and Beef. Kid’s menu also available

Mon 18th 12 Noon-1.30pm Pot Luck Lunch5.30pm - 6.30pm Membership Draw

Tue 19th 1.00pm 500 Card Club

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