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Next chapterToday’s edition is the last

one to be published from ourAlexandra Street premises —a place that has been ‘home’ tothe Te Awamutu Courier forover 100 years.

The Courier moves into anew premises tomorrow inSloane Street (next to WINZ).

The shift marks anotherchapter in the proud history ofthe Te Awamutu Courier,which began as the WaipaPost in 1911.

Both the current and newoffice will be closed tomorrowto allow for the changeover.

We will be publishing ourfirst edition of the Te AwamutuCourier from the new premiseson Tuesday.

Sad newsAngela Sunkel, who has

featured in a number of TeAwamutu Courier articles, losther four year battle withchronic myelomonocyticleukaemia on Monday.

The most recent article inTuesday’s edition about afundraising event was printedprior to recieving the news.

Fundraising efforts onAngela’s behalf brought out awonderful community spirit,with groups, organisations andindividuals (many who didn’tknow Angela personally)staging a huge range ofactivities and events.

She had over 4000Facebook friends on her page‘Bone Marrow for Life’.

Funds raised for Angela toreceive treatment in USA willnow go to the LeukaemiaFoundation.

Special celebrationfor our quiet heroes

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WAIPA Mayor Jim Mylchreest and Unsung Heroes organiser Ange Holt with Te Awamutu’s Unsung Heroes at the award morning tea.

Ange Holt reckons there arelots of people in Te Awamutuwho work behind the scenes,with little reward or recogni-tion, that make our town work.

So she thought it would be agreat idea if they were recog-nised.

Ms Holt organised Te Awa-mutu Unsung Heroes, and withhelp from Jill Taylor, WaipaDistrict Council and the peoplewho nominated the ‘unsunghero’ made sure they were givensome reward for the efforts.

The inaugural UnsungHeroes Morning Tea was heldearlier this month at CouncilChambers when our volunteersand their supporters wereshouted morning tea and

received a certificate.Mayor Jim Mylchreest pre-

sented the awards and reiteratedMs Holt’s sentiments that thiscommunity runs on volunteersand that we need to make surethey know they are valued.

TE AWAMUTUUNSUNG HEROESBarbara Linton: For sometimeBarbara has been working withthe homeless, which includesgiving them breakfast. It is onlyfor a small number but isrewarding to to be able to assistthose in need.

Barbara is also involved withthe St Patrick’s Catholic Churchand continues to be of service to

the Church and community onan ongoing basis in many ways.Jackie Grinder: For just overtwo years Jackie has beenrecycling white teddy bearsafter having a professional washand makes them each two sets ofclothes and sends them toRonald MacDonald House inAuckland and Waikato Hospital.Shirley Stirling and MaryRoose: tHIS PAIR Haveprovided volunteer support forthose over 65 and younger withage related disabilities takingthem shopping and to healthrelated appointments. They alsoprovide Meals on Wheels at asmall cost through Te AwamutuHome Support Services.Ruth Titchener: For four years

Ruth has been giving long termsupport for special needs clientsand she finds this veryrewarding being able to help.Mauren Fraser: She has beenhelping at Te Awamutu Primaryfor a few years working withreading and writing in thejunior school. Mauren was ateacher herself and enjoysworking with the little ones.Sally West: Sally runs the TeAwamutu Bible Chapel soup runand carried on doing this whilegoing through personal healthproblems. Sally has a team ofhelpers in the winter months toassist with this worthwhileproject.

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Homai means to pass, or give (to me), it’s agood word to know and can be used quiteoften. The examples below are using some ofthe kupu we’ve been over in the past weeksand the last sentence will have a blank spacewhere you can insert your own kupu that youcan find the translation for in an English toMaori dictionary (there’s a good one onlinewww.maoridictionary.co.nz).

You’ll also see the use of ‘te’ and ‘nga’ inthe sentances. Te is singular — te awa (theriver). Nga is plural — nga awa (the rivers).• Homai te poitarawhiti (give / pass me thenetball).• Homai te heihei (give / pass me thechicken).• Homai nga niho (give / pass me the teeth).• Homai te / nga

I hope you have a go at finding some kuputo use in your own sentences. Even practicingusing te and nga is a good exercise. Kia kahatatou ki te korero Maori.

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Celebrating ourunsung heroesChris Smith: Chris has worked tirelesslyfor the Te Awamutu and wider Waipacommunity in excess of 15 years. He hasbeen the president and long time memberof the Te Awamutu Chamber ofCommerce, Waipa Business Awards, TAAlive, organised and assisted with theChristmas Parade, Pride of Te AwamutuAwards, Walk of Fame and was a foundingtrustee of the Te Awamutu SaferCommunity Trust which is now known asCommSafe, an organisation he is stillactively involved with for which hetravels from his new base on Waiheke.Joy Anunsacion Andersen: A youngmum who set up and runs Pay It Forward.Her nominator says “A fantastic exampleof how young people can do somethingawesome using the technology they arefamiliar with.”Rona Hemara Wahanui: Joined the Payit Forward team to help Joy and does ahuge amount of organising and co-ordinating food packages, clothingdeliveries etc to those in need.Alison Armstrong: Alison has given hertime voluntarily to Te Awamutu Primaryfor over 10 years and has never missed aday of work — our silent angel puttingbooks away after teachers have usedthem, running and manning the roadpatrol morning and afternoons at theschool.Jan Burch: She has been an activecontributor in her community for manyyears, including fostering dogs andhelping at the SPCA, she has helped withKTAB and the Mangaohoi Streamplanting, was a long time member of theteam at Everybody’s, helps regularly atthe Kihikihi horse trials and morerecently an active member of the KihikihiPolice House Restoration Trust, the Te

Awamutu Community Patrol, and hasgiven hours of time to record over 800cases of graffiti around town.Ann Amundsen: She has been a meals onwheels runner, she unpicks and windswool, she is a member of the homecaregroup that was part of Presbyteriansupport group and still regularly doeshome visits.Bev Dromgool: For many years has beena reliable and loyal member of theEverybody’s team and with no vehicle haswalked to Everybody’s on a regular basiscontributing a huge amount of workbehind the scenes. She is the longestserving person still there.Max and Aileen Quirk: Max is an activemember of the Kihikihi Police HouseRestoration Trust, who are currentlyrestoring the Police House and look afterTemple Cottage, he also drove thewheelchair wagon for many years and is akeen contributor and supporter of theMens Shed. Aileen for years has crochetedblankets, hats and baby clothes to giveaway as well she was a volunteer atKihikihi School.Sybil Robinson: She gave up her time tocoach kids tennis for many years and shealso assists at Puahue School on regularbasis and helps at every year at the annualCalf and Group Day events.Billie Crossley: She has contributedmany years of service to the MaoriWomen's Welfare League helping manypeople, as well as taking over and runningthe Kihikihi Community Garden andputting in many hours of volunteer workat Kainga Aroha.Margaret Yates: Margaret workstirelessly for groups like the StrokeFoundation and for the elderly in thecommunity as an unsung hero.

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SUMMER OATS creators (from left) Elizabeth Abernethy, Olivia Cole, Rachael Ryan and Emily Wilkins.

Creation comes withsilver lining for teamBY CATHY ASPLIN

‘Each member of theteam had a different

strength, such as designskills, photographic

skills and oralpresentation skills.’TEACHER LYNNE ROWE

Food technology studentsfrom Te Awamutu Collegepicked up a Team Silver Chal-lenge Award in the 2014 CrestStudent Product DevelopmentChallenge.

The challenge is designed toe n c o u r a g e s t u d e n t s t o b einnovative, creative and to prob-lem solve in food science andtechnology.

It requires teams of Year11/12/13 students, who arestudying NCEA science and/orfood technology, to develop anew food product for an industryclient.

In this case the Te AwamutuC o l l e g e t e a m ( E l i z a b e t hAbernethy, Emily Wilkins,Olivia Cole, Rachael Ryan) waschallenged to create a healthyoats-based food bar for MotherEarth with support from their

mentor, Rene Jekel of ProlifeFoods.

The Te Awamutu Collegeteam started by surveying otherstudents about flavour taste pre-ferences.

They found summer fruitswere a popular addition to bars,so made the decision to includethem in their ‘Summer Oats’ bar.

The recipe also included someof the ‘ancient grains’ such asspelt, flaxseed and puffed millet.

These were combined withfruit chunks and apple sauce (toreplace egg), allowing it to beconsumed by a broad group ofconsumers.

Creating the bar was only asmall portion of the challenge,however.

The team had to undertakemarket research, develop pack-ing, create a nutritional profile,produce a report and a poster, aswell as presenting their findingsand products to judges.

Teacher Lynne Rowe says thegroup worked well together onsuch a demanding project.

“Each member of the teamhad a different strength, such asdesign skills, photographicskills and oral presentationskills. They combined theirstrengths effectively, whichresulted in them deservedlyachieving the Team Silver Chal-lenge Award.”

Kawhia power outages put adamper on many holiday plans

Kawhia holidaymakers andlocals had their Labour Weekendplans curtailed when a major poweroutage hit the village.

Power first went out soon before7pm Saturday and it wasn’t fullyrestored until midday Sunday.

Waipa Networks customerservices manager Kerry Watsonsays it was an unusual event andstaff are still not sure what actuallycaused the outage.

A theory is the extra load of theholiday weekend, but that has yet tobe confirmed.

Mr Watson says there wereintermittent failures on the net-

work and it was frustrating forcustomers and staff.

Teams isolated various parts ofthe network to tray and identify theproblem, and by about 6am Sundayhad all customers reconnectedexcept those on the main sub-station to the central village.

A generator was brought in toserve this area and was supplyingpower by midday.

The generator was disconnectedTuesday night and engineers arechecking equipment anddownloading data to find outexactly what went wrong.

As this edition went to press, Mr

Watson says there were still noanswers, but Waipa Networks con-tinue working to find the cause sothey can take measures to ensure itdoesn’t happen again.

Reports from Kawhia say it wasfrustrating and at times chaotic,especially at a busy time whenbusinesses start to improve turn-over after the winter months.

Kawhia Beachside Escape Hol-iday Park was reasonably full and,apart from having no lights orelectric cooking facilities, showersweren’t working. In town the pub,garage and restaurants were allclosed until midday Sunday.

Kawhia events fund MS WaikatoMS Waikato will be the recipi-

ent of funds raised at two eventsthis Sunday in the Kawhia region.

The second annual KawhiaCruise takes place, with the aim offilling the road from Hamilton tothe seaside village with vintageand classic cars and hot rods.

It gets underway at Hamilton’sJukebox Diner for breakfast at8.30am and departs for Pirongia at10am.

After a short stop over in the

village, the cruise heads to OparauRoadhouse — to arrive about11.30am for a noon lunch.

There is an auction at 12.30pmthen the cruise heads to Kawhiaand there will be live entertain-ment from classic rock band ShotGun from 1.30pm.

Participants can join the cruisein Hamilton and everyoneinvolved will be asked to dip intotheir pockets for Multiple Sclero-sis.

There will also be KawhiaCruise merchandise for sale.

Linking in with the cruise isthe Oparau Roadhouse Market dayfrom 10am until 1pm.

Car boot stalls are just $10, withproceeds to MS Waikato, plusthere will be a free bouncy castleto help keep kids entertained.

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HOT■ Lovely lady who handed in my handbag that I’d left in the trolley at supermarket.

■ Students with excellent manners at Altrusa Book Awards night.

■ Te Awamutu College’s Ages of Fashion Show, congratulations to all involved.

■ All the kind people, who so willingly come to our aid putting my husband’s wheelchair into the boot of our car.

NOT■ People who walk or scoot through construction sites that have cones and big signs saying ‘closed’ everywhere!

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■ People living in a farming town, then complaining about stock/contracting trucks on roads.

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Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the followingmatters since last week:Monday, October 20:

Man arrested for assault with a weapon.Aggravated robbery of Kihikihi Super Liquor

reported. Offender grabbed a box of alcohol and whenapproached by staff presented a knife. He was located andarrested.

Burglary of The Honda Shop, Sincerity Drycleanersand Goldpine reported. Offenders gained entry to theyards of the businesses and decamped when securityalerted by alarm system.

Theft of fuel from Z Rosetown reported.Tuesday, October 21:

Arrests: Man for cultivating cannabis, possession ofcannabis for supply, supplying cannabis and possessionof instrument for consuming drugs. Two woman forbreaching the liquor ban. Man for b reaching bail.

Burglary of Pokuru Road property reported. Variousitems stolen from garage.

Attend three domestic related incidents.Wednesday, October 22:

Burglary of Kihikihi Road residence reported. Laptopcomputer and jewellery stolen.Thursday, October 23:

Man arrested for EBA.Vehicle seen being driven by a forbidden driver

followed into Burger King carpark where it wasabandoned. The vehicle had been ordered off the road andhad registration plates from another vehicle. Carimpounded.

Theft of mail from Racecourse Road property reported.Attend four domestic related incidents.

Friday, October 24:Theft of cash from a car being serviced at a motor

garage reported.Burglary of Radish Catering reported. Nothing stolen.Attend domestic related incident.

Saturday, October 25:Man arrested for shoplifting from Fresh Choice.Woman resorts being assaulted by members of her

family. Enquiries to continue.Attend two domestic related incidents.

Sunday, October 26:Man arrested for assault.Attend domestic related incident.

24 hour Victim Support is available byphoning 0800 VICTIM (0800 842846).


TA businessin award finals

The Westpac Waikato Busi-ness Excellence Awards final-ists were announced last weekat a special event and includeone Te Awamutu business.

Pak’n Save Te Awamutu isa finalist in the SkyCity —Retail Business of the Yearcategory — up against BreastMates and Wairere Nursery.

The other award categoriesare: Fieldays — Agri Businessof the Year; Deloitte — Manu-facturing Business of theYear; Porter Group — Profes-sional Services Business ofthe Year; Gallagher — Not-For-Profit/Social Enterpriseof the Year; SkyCity — Hos-pitality Business of the Year;McCaw Lewis — Health andWell-being Award; Wintec —Emerging Business of theYear and Waikato Manage-ment School — Leader of theYear.

Waikato Chamber CEOWilliam Durning said theChamber is looking forwardto celebrating at the awardsnight next Friday, with thesebusinesses, who not onlystrive towards excellence inwhat they do, but who are alsoprepared to have their effortsmeasured independently.

“They are further proof ofthe strength of our businesscommunity and the positiveeffect they have on ourregion,” Mr Durning said.

The winners of thesecategories, the Te Puni KokiriSpecial Maori BusinessLeader Award and the West-pac Supreme Business of theYear will be announced at theAwards Gala Dinner onNovember 7 at Claudelands.

■ Tickets are on sale atwww.beawards.co.nz.

Junior cricket joins clubTe Awamutu junior cricket

is now going under theumbrella of Te AwamutuSports Club.

The move ensures greaterstability and access to betterresources.

Junior cricket has startedfor those in the Year 3-8 agegroup.

Contact for junior cricketis Helen Bastion 0274839755.

The ‘Have A Go’ pro-gramme for Years 1-3commences on Monday,

November 10.This is an introduction to

cricket. Basic skills aretaught and games are playedfrom 5-6pm at Albert Park.

There will be threesessions before Christmasand four sessions in the NewYear.

Registration forms havebeen sent out to the localprimary schools.

Have A Go contact is BrettChristopher 0273693739 [email protected].

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ROSETOWN Funeral DirectorSteve Hopgood.

BY CATHY ASPLIN

A private chapel and revampedoffice will be two of the newfeatures on show at RosetownFunerals’ open days.

But one of the other new‘additions’ isn’t so easy to spot.

Rosetown Funerals directorSteve Hopgood recently completedhis New Zealand Diploma inFuneral Directing, making himthe only Te Awamutu funeraldirector to have completed thequalification.

He says the intensive courseover two years covered a widerange of issues and legalities.

“It covered everything fromadvance planning of funerals tocurrent laws and requirements.

“It was a huge investment interms of time and funds, but onewhich I think was well worth it.

“I feel it’s important to have thequalification and gives me fullmembership of the Funeral Direc-tors Association of New Zealand.”

Mr Hopgood can now superviseother funeral directors and is indemand training people aroundthe country in the art of recon-struction.

He is well know in theatricalcircles for his abilities with filmand theatrical makeup, but hasalso been able to utilise this skillin funeral directing.

“I recently spoke to the Probusmeeting about film and theatricalmakeup and how it is utilised infuneral directing.

“It was nice to be asked tospeak at the meeting and is justone of the ways Sheree and I areinvolved in the community. TeAwamutu has been hugely sup-portive of us, so we’ve decided tostage another open day. We’ve hadan amazing response in the past.”

This year the public can visitthe Ohaupo premises of RosetownFunerals on November 14-15,between 9am-4pm.

Directors Steve and ShereeHopgood say they were taken alittle by surprise by the numberswho visited during the past twoyears.

“There were a lot of people whowere curious about what we doand many had questions aboutwhat happens following the deathof a loved one.Some were unsureabout what was required andwhat was optional.

“Others were interested toknow how and where they couldstage a funeral. The open days area chance to meet us, see ourpremises and find out more aboutthe process.”

■ For more details contact RosetownFunerals (ph 870 2137).


Hypnotist helping raise funds for schoolPokuru School is hosting Dave

Upfold in his comedy hypnotistshow on Saturday, November 15 inthe St Patrick's Hall (Rewi Street).

His show is billed as ‘side split-ting’ and regular viewers of Camp-bell Live will be familiar with hisspecial style of comedy.

Upfold’s shows have been used

extensively for fund-raising.He has a vast range of experience

— from corporate, conference andclub, to school fundraisers andprivate events. He has entertainedin resorts, casinos and theatresaround the world.

Upfold on stage, together with hissubjects (volunteers from the audi-

ence), will keep the audience in fitsof laughter and have them talkingabout the event for weeks to come.

■ Tickets ($25) for the Dave Upfold,November 15 (7pm) are available fromthe Pokuru School office or by phone/text: 021 531 075. This event has alicensed bar (BYO nibbles) and is R18.

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Eat yourselfto health

Te Awamutu ContinuingEducation guest speaker onWednesday, November 5 isDr Janion Heywood.

She will outline herthoughts on eating your wayto health and avoidinggenetically modifiedsubstances.

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Fundraisingluncheon

Save the Children TeAwamutu is hosting theirpopular Spring Luncheon onThursday, November 6 at StJohn’s Church hall from noon- 2pm.

Funds raised will continueto go to support children’sneeds in the Asia Pacific areaor emergencies as theyoccur.

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Volunteersneeded

The Blind Foundation willbe holding its annualcollection tomorrow andSaturday (10am - 3.30pm)outside Pak’nSave in theMega Centre and theCommercial Hotel onAlexandra Street.

If you are able to helpplease contact co-ordinatorFrank Cooper (ph 871 8975).


Cream of crop play Woolshed

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Some of the outstandingstudents of the University ofWaikato Conservatorium ofMusic will perform in TheWoolshed this weekend (Satur-day, 7.30pm).

The Conservatorium of Musichas developed a reputation bothnationally and internationally forthe excellence of it’s music pro-gramme and the outstandingachievements of the students aswell their teachers.

Students have in recent yearswon the past four consecutiveannual NZ National ConcertoCompetitions and this year two ofthe three finalists were Universityof Waikato students.

Students recently placed secondand third in the Gisborne Interna-tional Instrumental Competition— a competition which generallyhas at most one New Zealander getto the semifinal stage — while twoyears ago a Waikato Conserva-torium student won the competi-tion.

Students have also won the topprizes in the Beijing InternationalCello Competition, the CasalsInternational Cello Competition,

the Adam’s International CelloCompetition, the Kerikeri Interna-tional Piano Competition, theLutoslawski International CelloCompetition, the International

Brahms Competition (Austria), theNZ National Woodwind Competi-tion, the Lexus Song Quest and theAustralian Cello Awards.

On Saturday audiences will

have a chance to hear a number ofthese competition winners —Mattheus Balzat, who won theNational Concerto Competitionthis year (at just 14), clarinetistNathaniel Smorti who was a final-ist in the same National ConcertoCompetition, cellists CatherineKwak and Sam Lucas who placedsecond and third in the highlycompetitive Gisborne Interna-tional Instrumental Competition,Lauren Grout who won the 2012NZ National Woodwind Competi-tion (overall winner) and a num-ber of award-winning pianists aswell as some of the country’sleading young violinists.

Senior Lecturer at the Con-servatorium of Music KatherineAustin says these are extra-ordinary young musicians whoknow how to communicate withtheir audiences.

“They know how to makemusic that lives and breathes andmoves and sways us. Come and beblown away by the passion, greatskill, and commitment of thesewonderful young people.

“You will be uplifted for weeksto come by the experience!”

Matamata entertainer at TA Country ClubTe Awamutu Country Music

Club is proud to welcome HelenRiley from Matamata to the TeAwamutu Bible Chapel this Satur-day (from 12.30pm).

Riley started singing and learn-ing bass guitar at the age of 11,when her family joined the Hamil-ton Country Music Club.

By the age of 13 she had beenasked to join a dance band, whichled to guest appearances atweddings, clubs etc.

At the same time she was askedto form a backing band for localshows, which provided her bigbreak.

Playing bass she went on to bepart of the backing band for PatsyRiggir’s shows, which toured allover New Zealand.

In 1990 Riley started her solocareer, singing and playing key-board, ukulele and guitar at vari-ous clubs.

Her love for country music

comes out in the way she performseach song, putting real feeling intoeach performance.

She says it’s a pleasure to singcountry as this brings back mem-ories of her dad.

Riley has six CDs out and ishoping her latest one will beavailable on the day.

The South Auckland Tra-ditional Country Music Club willalso be visiting and performing onSaturday.

November What’s OnTe Awamutu Events Guide for August as

notified to the Te Awamutu Visitor i-SiteCentre.■ 1 Music Federation Students’ FinaleConcert, 7.30pm, Woolshed Theatre. $15 foradults, Under 16 years free.■ 1 Genealogy Group Research Day, Gettingstarted with your family history. 1 — 4pm, StJohn’s Parish lounge. $5 general public, $2members.■ 2 Altrusa Garden Ramble, 14 gardens andhouses, garden art, art and crafts for sale.Tickets $25 from Playmates and The Jewel-lery Boutique.■ 3 Tough Love Meetings are held everyMonday Evening at the Baptist Church (offFresh Choice carpark). Doors open at 7pm,meeting starts at 7.30pm. Phone (07) 8565999.■ 3 Mahuika House (114 Downes Street ),

games, grandparents and gardens in daysgone by. All welcome, phone 8718132.Exploring Te Reo at 7.30pm.■ 4 Genealogy Group branch meeting. Helpwith Scottish and Irish research. 7.30pm, StJohn’s Parish lounge. Visitors welcome, $2door charge.■ 6 Interconnect Te Awamutu, Interconnect isan opportunity for you to connect with like-minded people, promote your business andevents, and make friendships. No joining fee.Come along, every first Thursday of themonth (different cafe each month.) For moreinformation sign up for our newsletter, phoneCat (07) 827 4166 or 021 40 30 77, [email protected] or visitfacebook.com/connectingcommunity orwww.interconnectnz.weebly.com■ 6 Save the Children Spring Luncheon, 12— 2pm, Saint John’s Anglican Church Hall.Entry $12 per person. Bring and buy, Savethe Children cards and gifts, raffle andentertainment.■ 8 Te Awamutu Annual Craft Fair, 9am —3pm Selwyn Park. Wide range of NewZealand made crafts, music from Ricoshay,coffee, homemade ice blocks and dessertsand local food truck. Bucking Bronco for thekids. Come and enjoy a great day out for thewhole family. Join Te Awamutu i-SITE onFacebook to follow. Phone 871 3259.■ 8 Spring Fair, 9am, St John’s Church,Arawata Street. BBQ, cakes, crafts, books,plants. Join us for light lunch or morning tea.■ 9 Mount Pirongia Music Club Open Day,12.30pm, Pirongia School Hall. Guests Pin-nacle Club from Auckland — all welcome.■ 10 Mahuika House Art and craft gettogether from 10.30am. Bring yours or shareours.■ 13 Te Awamutu Redoubt, Elton John andBilly Joel Tribute dinner and show. Tickets$80.■ 13 Pop n Good Factory Open Day,celebrating 30 years of popping. 1.30pm to7.30pm. Factory tours, bouncy castle, ITMCup Waikato Rugby players, tasting of DaviesFoods Products, FMX stunt rider, compe-titions and giveaways, factory specials.■ 15 Annette and Kim in Concert with theMountain Mist Men in association with ValRayCountry Music Promotions. Te AwamutuBible Chapel, 7pm. .Tickets $20 adult,children under 12 $10. Tickets available fromBin Inn Te Awamutu or Ray Thurgood 8701551. Supporting Te Awamutu St JohnsAmbulance.■ 15 Museum Open Day. Celebrate with ourteam the unique historical stories of ourregion.■ 16 Rosetown Choristers Concert ‘The Joyof Song’, St John’s Anglican Church, 2pm.Door sales: $10, U16 free when accompaniedby an adult.■ 16 Te Awamutu RSA Country Music Club.1 — 4. 30pm at RSA. Special guests TeAwamutu Intermediate School Rock Band. Allwelcome.■ 17 Remembrance Service. Te AwamutuFuneral Services in partnership with HospiceWaikato will have a service at AlexandraHouse Chapel, 570 Alexandra Street, at6.30pm.■ 17 Mahuika House Art and craft gettogether from 10.30am. Bring yours or shareours. Exploring Te Reo at 7.30pm■ 22 Te Pahu Village Craft Market, 9am —2pm. Craft, food and fun for the whole family.Stalls $10, enquiries and bookings contactAnne Kingscott (07) 825 911 or 021 02744020 or email [email protected]■ 22 Mahuika House Food swap and gardenget together at the Community Garden, 11am— 2pm — all welcome. Who will share thework and the bounty?■ 24 Mahuika House Art and craft gettogether at Mahuika House from 10.30am.Bring yours or share ours.■ 26 Arthritis Support Group ChristmasMeeting, The Coach House Country Cafe,Pirongia. Meet at RSA at 10am to carpool.Enquiries May 871 4845.■ 27 Te Awamutu Redoubt Comedy — MerryGishmas Show — tickets $25.■ 29 Kihikihi School Market Day, 8am —noon, $10 per stall. All proceeds goingtowards school pool shading and seating.Phone or text Kim 027 313 5609 or Paula 027209 1146 by November 15.■ 30 Te Awamutu RSA Country Music Club.1 — 4.30pm at RSA. Special guests JudyKeene and Glen Afton Country Music Club.All welcome.■ Visit the Alphra Lavenders on BrotherhoodRoad and see the beautiful show of lavendersin flower (at their best at the end of the month).Open every day during December andJanuary.


Have a go at squashH a v e y o u a l w a y s

wanted to play squash,but never had the oppor-tunity to have a go?

Te Awamutu SquashClub is hosting a ‘Have aGo’ day for the commun-ity on Saturday.

Any children, adultsor families are invited tocome along to the club onNovember 1 between10am and 2pm to givesquash a go.

It doesn’t matter ifyou’ve never hit a ball inyour life, it’s a greatopportunity to get downand try it out.

The club will cater forkids right through toadults of any age and

ability, so it’s a greatopportunity for familiesto get on down and try itout together.

Club members will bethere giving everyone afew tips and they willhave rackets and equip-ment to lend out on theday. All you need is a pairof non marking sneakersand some comfortableclothes. Nice and easy.

Te Awamutu SquashClub fundraised hard lastyear to purchase a ballmachine which will beused for the first time atthe ‘Have a Go’ day onSaturday.

The club has somegreat summer member-

ship deals to offer to thosewho have a go. Just $100for adults and a mere $50for juniors.

G l e n d a K n o x ,S p o r t s F o r c e S q u a s hDevelopment Officer,says it is great to see thel i n k s i n p l a c e a n dstrengthening betweenthe schools, the club, thec o m m u n i t y a n d k e ypeople in the district.

“Links like these willlead to more people get-ting involved and tryingthe sport.

“Squash is a fun andsocial way to get fit andstay healthy, plus itcaters for both the socialor competitive player.”


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OUR NEW DRAFT 10 YEAR PLAN IS NOW BEING PREPARED.

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FROM 2015-2024. THE BIG ISSUE IS WATER.Over the past three decades Council’s focus has been on keeping costs down and managing what we have.

We’re now at crunch point. Ever increasing demand, wear-and-tear and population growth has pushed our town water systems to capacity.

Meanwhile our wastewater systems need to be renewed and upgraded to keep up with the district’s growth and environmental rules.

It’s time for decisions and for major investment.

Our new draft 10 Year Plan is likely to focus on water issues. It involves big numbers and we want the community involved in the debate. We’re likely to propose spending around $200 million on water, wastewater and stormwater upgrades to cater for our growing towns.

IMPROVING COMMUNITIESBeyond water, the draft 10 Year Plan will propose exciting new amenities and improvements, such as the new Cambridge pool complex and Te Awamutu’s new library.

There are also plans to develop cycleways and improvements planned for our towns to make then even more attractive and liveable.

Financially, the draft Plan may suggest some changes to development contributions, and the way we rate multi-dwelling properties.

WHAT DO YOU THINK?Over the coming weeks we’ll be highlighting projects being considered and the issues, trade-offs and challenges behind those projects. Tell us if we’re on the right track.

You’ll find more information on our website. Don’t forget to like us on Facebook to stay updated on new information as it arrives.

C’mon Waipa. Let’s work together on this one. Let’s get engaged.Because it’s our future we’re talking about

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Lots of fun for Waikato Fireworks FiestaThe Waikato Fireworks

Fiesta at the Ohaupo RugbyGrounds promises an explos-ive night out for the wholefamily.

This year’s fiesta on Sat-urday (November 1) will havelive entertainment, rides for

the kids and lots of tasty food.Guests can bring along a

picnic or choose some of themouth-watering selectionavailable including woodfired pizza, hot foods, ice-cream and coffee.

Activities include the fam-

ous haunted house, ponyrides, quad bike rides, medie-val fighters and lots of funstalls.

Waikato band ‘Wingmen’will play live and the DogStars team, which haveappeared twice on New Zea-

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Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rural

SPECTACULAR DAIRY OPPORTUNITY This 561ha farmcurrently operates as a successful dairy unit, milking 860 cows on aplatform of 299ha with production of 337,355kgs/ms last season. Theadditional 262ha is currently utilised for heifer & drystock grazing &growing maize. The infrastructure is outstanding with a 5 year old 60bale full automated Rotary dairy, 450 cow capacity concrete feed padcomplete with green water yard wash, up to 15 large support sheds ofvarying types across the farm, plus 5 good farm dwellings & the mainhomestead. 316,000 Fonterra shares are included in the sale of thisproperty. This farm may be sold as a Going Concern.

VIEW: Thurs, Oct 30, Nov 6, 13, 20 - 12:00 -2:00pmADDRESS: 74 Turoto Road, OtorohangaTENDER: Closes 4pm, 26 November, 2014(Highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted)Will Not Be Sold PriorAll Tenders to be at Ray White Office,223 Alexandra Street, Te AwamutuContact the agent for more detailsrwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21649

NEW LISTINGOPEN DAY TENDER

NEVILLE KEMPMob 027 271 9801

A/H 07 871 9801Office: 07 872 0927

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PANORAMIC PATERANGI7.15ha of gently contoured, fertile land, well fenced into 13 paddocks.A beautiful tree lined driveway leads you to the substantial 3 brmelevated brick home with attractively renovated kitchen, bthrm andensuite. The Open Plan living area includes 2 conservatories which arewell positioned to capture all day sun, the panoramic views towards MtKakepuku and the colourful, established gardens. With a downstairsoffice/hobby room and an internal access garage with auto door, thishome has it all. In addition there are 2 haybarns and yards as well asyour own bore water supply.

VIEW: Sunday 2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd November,1.00 - 2.00pmADDRESS: 191 Bell Road, Te AwamutuDEADLINE: 4pm, Thursday 27th November, 2014(May be sold prior)rwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21650

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Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rural

PICTURESQUE DRYSTOCK GRAZING 9.96ha with a mix of flatto rolling hill contour, currently used as a drystock grazing block, well locatedonly 5 minutes drive from Te Awamutu. This is a picturesque setting for youto build the home of your dreams.

A property often sought after and rarely found in this area!VIEW: Sun 2nd, 2.30 - 3.30pm & Wed 5th Nov 12noon -1pmADDRESS: 80 Bowman Road, PaterangiDEADLINE: 4pm, Frid 14 November, 14(May be sold prior)rwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21637

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A/H 07 871 9801Office: 07 872 0927

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MAGNIFICENT MOXHAM MAJESTY7356sqm on the edge of suburbia with a magnificent 5 brm home ofmonstrous proportions, which exudes comfort and style and is sure toexceed the expectations of even the most discerning buyer.Also a 250sqm shed with rumpus room & toilet, swimmingpool, spa plus 2 small paddocks. Too many features todescribe! This is no ordinary home!VIEW: Sunday, 2nd, 16th, 30th Nov, 2.00 -3.00pmADDRESS: 32 Moxham Road, Te AwamutuPRICE: $825,000rwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21628


A/H 07 871 9801Office: 07 872 0927

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IT ALL ADDS UP!! If you have rural living and great location on yourwishlist this property is for you! Commutable distance to Hamilton and veryhandy to Te Awamutu and Pirongia this property offers a very tidy brick homeplus a good sized paddock for some animals.

VIEW: Sunday 2nd Nov, 1.30 - 2.00pmADDRESS: 1138 Paterangi Road, Te AwamutuAUCTION: 1pm, Thursday 20th November, 2014(May be sold prior)I-site, 1 Gorst Avenue, Te Awamuturwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21664

KIRSTIE McGRAILMob 027 270 3175

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Mob 027 444 0774

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POPULAR PUAHUE 3212sqm well located within walking distanceof the Puahue Primary School. 4 brm, tastefully renovated bungalow withmodern kitchen, office and large sunny deck. Established trees and attractivegardens. 12m x 6m garage plus double carport.This is a fantastic opportunity to make this your new home.

VIEW: Sunday 2nd Nov, 12.30 - 1.30pmADDRESS: 590 Puahue Road, Te AwamutuDEADLINE: 4pm, Thurs 27 November, 14(May be sold prior)

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Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

RIPE FOR DEVELOPMENT Sizeable land & building parcel inthe centre of Te Awamutu's CBD. The ex "Te Awamutu Courier Building" isoffered for sale with vacant possession. Utilised as offices at the front andwarehouse at the rear. The building occupies one title and therear title being used for parking. Legal access is from MahoeStreet. Land banking opportunity or continue to use in itscurrent state or develop to maximise potential.

ADDRESS: 336 & 356 Alexandra Street,Te AwamutuTENDER: Closes 4pm, Thurs 13th Nov 14rwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21655

NEW LISTING

GREGG TICKELPENNYMob 027 278 9068

Office: 07 872 [email protected]

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DREAM SETTING Quiet picturesque setting of pond, paddock, ruralsurrounds and established trees situated north side of Te Awamutu at theend of an exclusive laneway, minutes from town. Added bonus of an

8m x 12m board & batten 'Man shed' on 1.2 ha. section.Modern 2006 4 dble bedrooms, office, 2 living, 2 bathrooms.Extras of: Spa, HRV, dble sided gas fire, attic storage.It's hard to find a home with so much on offer!VIEW: Saturday 1st Nov, 1.00 - 1.30pmADDRESS: 6/890 Bond Road, Te AwamutuPRICE: $675,000rwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21680

MAIRI GRAYMob 027 289 9354

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LARGE WORKSHOP WITH DRIVE AROUND ACCESSFOR LEASE or SALE - Located handy to main highway and CBD in the rural heartland ofTe Awamutu. Suitable for workshop/warehouse/storage. High speed broadband at theboundary. High stud and clear span. Floor area 655 sqm and total land area 2147sqm.Annual lease $50000 + gst + outgoings. Option to split into two tenancies. Occupy halfand lease the other.Rateable Value $560000.Vendors will look at offers on $610000 + gst if any.Call now to view!rwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21247

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"TE ARANUI - THE PATH TO FINE LIVING"An exciting new premium subdivision located on the north eastern side of Te Awamutu. Aneasy commute to Hamilton or Cambridge. Services to the sites include water, sewerage,power, storm water & fibre optic connections. Start planning now for your dream home.STAGE 1 selling now!PRICES RANGE $145,000 - $169,000,672M2 – 1168 M2ADDRESS: 1584 Te Rahu Road, Te Awamutu

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HARD TO RESIST! It's the setting of this property that will be hard toresist! Elevated site offering great views of surrounding countryside with thefeeling of space that only a lifestyle property can give!

Spacious character home freshly painted outside &although the inside is original the spaces are amazing!VIEW: Sunday 2nd Nov, 12.00 - 12.45pmADDRESS: 130 Wharepuhunga Road, Te AwamutuDEADLINE: 4pm, Wednesday 26 November, 2014(May be sold prior)rwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21676

NEW LISTING

KIRSTIE McGRAILMob 027 270 3175

[email protected] WELLS

Mob 027 444 0774


EMPLOYER OF THE MONTH

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EMPLOYER of the Month Jennifer Roxburgh and her staff at Mint.

Owner values andencourages staff

People4Success and Te Awamutu Cham-ber of Commerce Employer of the Month isMint owner, and internationally-qualifiedskincare therapist Jennifer Roxburgh.

She was nominated by her staff whoexpressed their gratitude for making themfeel valued.

They said the workplace was profes-sional and clean and Mrs Roxburghmaintained a high standard and ensured itwas a happy working environment.

The staff said the especially felt encour-aged and supported to be the best therapiststhey can — through ongoing training andpersonal development.

As well they said Mrs Roxburgh wasapproachable and would always go theextra mile to make sure they felt appreci-ated.

“Mint is a fun, relaxed place to work.”

■ People4Success and Te Awamutu Chamber ofCommerce Employee of theMonth closes at theend of everymonth. Employee of theMonthwinners receive a certificate and a $100mealvoucher fromTeAwamutu restaurant,Fahrenheit. Nomination forms can bedownloaded frompeople4success.co.nz,teawamutuchamber.org.nz or teawamutu.co.nzor picked up from the Te Awamutu Courier office.


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Shebang returnsto winners circle

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LAST start winner Shebang with Brendon and KeithHawtin stable hand Ayla Peters.

By PHILLIP QUAYMediaPA in association withWaipa Racing Club

Shebang’s win at TeAwamutu on Friday wasa welcome return to thewinners’ circle for hert r a i n e r s , K e i t h a n dBrendon Hawtin.

Shebang will head nextto the Ellerslie meetingon Melbourne Cup day inan attempt to add to hera l r e a d y i m p r e s s i v erecord.

She scored over 1150metres at Te Awamutu inthe hands of MatthewCameron.

T h e T e A w a m u t u -based Hawtins will belooking for more successat the Tauranga meetingthis Saturday.

The stable’s two repre-sentatives will be Crypticand Miss Pelear.

Cryptic will be on trialfor a trip south to contestthe Gr. 1 One ThousandGuienas (1600m) at Ric-carton.

She will contest arating 65 1400m event atTauranga and will be rid-den by Michael Coleman.

“She is doing every-thing right and we areexpecting a tidy run fromher at Tauranga,” saysBrendon Hawtin.

Miss Pelear will lineup in an open 1300m eventat Tauranga with Matt

Cameron aboard. She isbeing aimed at the Gr. 2Rich Hill MIle at Ellerslie

in the New Year, a featurerace that she won twoyears ago.


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Elegant/Timeless/FunctionalMinutes from Te Awamutu sits this historic homestead. Panoramic 360º views, privacy and everything a family needs on a 2670 m² lifestyle section. Fully renovated but retaining the elegance of old world charm. 3 Bedrooms, with 4th bedroom outside, designer kitchen/dining area, new bathroom, heatpump, log fi re, Heat Transfer System; everything has been upgraded for your creature comforts. Large double garage with attached offi ce and carport; work from home, 5th bedroom, man cave or sewing room. You have options aplenty.

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AUCTION Te Awamutu 214 College Street

Opportunity isn’t Knocking “It’s Yelling at You”Vendor has said sell due to ill health, and is prepared to sell this wonderful family lifestyle well below cost price on today’s market. 2.06 Ha (5.09 acres) fl at land, 6 paddocks all troughed, own bore, with great shedding. Large 220 m² brick home, 3 bedrooms, separate lounge, chip heater on wet back, separate bathroom/shower/toilet and double internal access garaging. Wonderful enclosed courtyard with family swimming pool and entertainment area. 10 minutes to Te Awamutu. Make your Lifestyle Dream come true.

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Crosswhites make All Stars

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ROSETOWN’S New Zealand Crosswhites soccer representatives, fromleft, back row: Katie Foulkes, Sophie Daly, Jacob Daly, Leilani Fellows;front row: Nathan Orange, Liam Fellows, Marc Glenister. Absent fromphoto: Cohen Pikari.

BY COLIN THORSEN

New Zealand Crosswhites soc-cer representatives KatieFoulkes, Liam Fellows and MarcGlenister played their way intoAll Stars tournament teams inSydney.

Eight players, in all, from TeAwamutu featured in the variousNew Zealand Crosswhites youthteams at the annual ChristianFootball Federation Australiatournament.

The other five were SophieDaly, Leilani Fellows, CohenPikari, Nathan Orange and JacobDaly.

There were over 700 players, inall, competing. The 37 teams wererepresentatives of the majority ofStates in Australia.

New Zealand was representedby four youth teams (U16 female,U16 boys, two U18 boys) and onemen’s team.

The full Crosswhites squad of111 included coaches, assistantcoaches, managers, medics andsupporters.

One of the camp dads, TerryGlenister of Te Awamutu, sayseach day of the tournament(Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday)the players would get up at5.30am, have breakfast and leaveat 6am — travelling an hour forfirst round games starting at theSydney Academy of Sport at8.45am.

“The days were long andintense, with last round gameskicking off at 8.45pm and theplayers not getting home until11pm-midnight.

“Each team would have two orthree games per day.”

New Zealand U16 girls’ teamwas the best performed of theKiwi youth teams, placing thirdafter beating Western Australia,

NSW, drawing with South Aus-tralia and losing to Queenslandwho won the tournament, andVictoria who came second.

Foulkes returned home withtwo medals, bronze for her U16girls’ team placing third and onefor making the U16 girls’ All Starstournament team, whileGlenister and Fellows collectedmedals for making the U18 boys’All Stars team.

“It was a great experience forall of us players from Te Awa-mutu getting the rear opportun-ity to play soccer at such a level,”

says Foulkes.“Despite the nerves and pres-

sure, I had the best time and tohave the chance to play goodfootball with an awesome groupwas incredible.

“During our season with theCrosswhites, we have been able tolearn lots and improve our tech-nical skill.

“We have made a lot of greatfriends who helped make the tripsuch a blast.”

Foulkes thanks all thesponsors who made the trip pos-sible.


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BACK IN SADDLE: Stephen Cox was a notable starter inthe second week of Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club’ssummer series last Tuesday night after retiring fromcompetitive cycling more than 20 years ago.

Gaze leads tough fieldBY COLIN THORSEN

Sam Gaze has upstagedclassy fields of road bikersin the first two races of TeAwamutu Cycling Club’ssummer series.

The New Zealandmountainbike champion/Commonwealth Games sil-ver medallist covered the26km out-and-back journeyaround Mt Kakepuku in35.33 minutes in week two.

He won the sprint finishin Bank Street from BlairTremayne and Sean Joycewho were credited with thesame time as the winner.

The race was given aninternational flavour withthe appearance of Ameri-can pro rider AdrianHegyvary in the field. Hefinished 15th at 34 seconds.

The B grade open fieldincluded OlympiansRushlee Buchanan, JaimeNeilsen and Lauren Ellis.

The majority of thegrades were two minutesquicker than on openingnight the previous weekwhen Gaze won the Agrade in 37.49.

Phillipa Gray MassageTherapy has donated 10vouchers for a 30 minutemassage — one for eachweek of the SummerSeries.

The winner of thisweek’s voucher is StephenCox who boasts animpressive cycling pedi-gree — former Olympian,twice winner of Tour ofSouthland, winner of theDulux Tour, formernational champion, Com-monwealth Games medal-list and winner of the pres-

tigious Grafton to Inverillrace in Australia.

He made his ‘comeback’in D Grade of the TASummer Series.

A grade: Sam Gaze35:33, 1; Blair Tremayne 2;Sean Joyce 3.

B grade open: AndrewSmith Male 39:12, 1; BradCullen 2; RushleeBuchanan +00:01, 3. Bgrade 1: Tim Brazier 39:44,1; Louie Vanner 2; JakeBennett Male +00:02, 3;Genelle Willers firstfemale, +00:03.

C1 grade: Ben Hoy 42:24,1; Paul Butcher 2; LaviniaPatching 1st female, 3. C2grade: Marc Gascoigne40:54, 1; Burnie McGrath+00:01, 2; Buck Macky

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Benwar takes King title

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AGE GROUP winner Benwar Brownlee (inset) celebrates his victory atRosebank Speedway.

BY COLIN THORSEN

Solo bike whiz kid BenwarBrownlee made a flying start to theseason winning the under 16 yearsKing of Rosebank title.

The Te Awamutu 13-year-oldwas in a class of his own, winningas he liked over the four laps of the320m Rosebank Speedway track inAuckland.

In order to extend himself on his200cc Honda, Brownlee handi-capped himself by three-quarters ofa lap — yet still managed to lap allthe other riders.

It is the third year running thathe has won the event.

He is now setting his sights oncompeting in the junior division ofthe four-day Burt Munro Challengein Christchurch next month.

Brownlee featured in the Courierin December 2011 after winningSpeedway New Zealand’s YouthGold Cup 125cc Championship atRosebank Speedway.

Aged 10 at the time, Brownleewon all five races by at least threequarters of a lap.

As well as receiving the GoldCup, he won a helmet and sash.

The youngster gets to race withmulti-times world champion IvanMauger’s signature on his bike,having met him on a visit to TeAwamutu in 2011 to sign copies ofhis book ‘Ivan Mauger, The Will ToWin’.

In January, 2012, the rapidyoung racer was invited toMauger’s Training School inChristchurch.

“I learned a lot from my coupleof days at the training camp,” saysBrownlee.

“Each time I compete I try andremember some of the great man’stips and put them into practise.”

Brownlee has been racing since

he was four. He saw an article in theCourier inviting young riders to‘have a go’ at Kihikihi Speedwayand hasn’t looked back.

He boxed above his weight as an11-year-old in 2012, upstaging all butone of his much older and moreexperienced opposition in the jun-ior class of the Auckland SummerCup at Rosebank Speedway.

Despite a DNF when falling inthe second of four races, he finishedrunner-up in the prestigious eventfor riders aged 16 years and under.

The race was won byAucklander Jak Turner, a regularrider at Kihikihi.

Brownlee was second in the firstrace, first in the third race andsecond in the final when finishing acouple of seconds behind Turner.

“It’s all about getting out of thegates the quickest,” Brownlee

commented.“I managed to get the better of

Jak at the start of race three andwent on to win.”

The Te Awamutu College Year 9student capped a stellar 2013-14season in June this year by takingout Junior Rider of the Year atRosebank Speedway.

Winning his class at the King ofRosebank meeting was a highlightlast season.

He also won the Auckland Jun-ior Championship, Summer SoloCup and North Island Junior Cham-pionship, as well as finishingsecond in class at the Remembrancemeeting.

McDonald’s Kihikihi Speedwaysolo bike rep and former nationalsolo bike coach, Geoff Boxell saysBrownlee showed excellent apti-tude from the very beginning.


WHAT’S ONWHAT’S ON

Thank you to the following Club sponsors for your continued support:

JUNIOR CRICKETHas started Tuesday evenings.

Contact Helen Bastion 0274 839755 or [email protected]

TOUCH

Senior TouchTouch is underway tonight. 6pm onwards

Junior TouchTouch is underway tonight. 4.15pm Yrs 3/4

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

TAGJuniors starting soon.

Contact Kane 027 352 6380.

SEVENS RUGBYPremier & Under 19 trainings Mondays &

Wednesdays 6.15pm. Contact Keith at the Club.Waikato 7s here at the park, Sat 15 Nov 2014.

CYCLINGSummer Series is underway. Tuesday evenings till

9 Dec 2014. Racing starts at 6pm till 8pm.

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BEST LOCAL PAIRING: Bill Kerr and Tania Bagleycarried the Te Awamutu YMI Badminton Club flag takingout the C2 division of the mixed doubles round-robintournament.

BY COLIN THORSEN

Craig Post and AlanaMcRobbie emerged theonly unbeaten B grademixed doubles pairing inTe Awamutu YMI Badmin-ton Club’s annual mixeddoubles tournament.

The Hamiltonian’s didnot drop a game all day,winning all their sixmatches in two straightgames.

The runners-up wereIrving Young (HamiltonMasters Club) andSusanne Paalvast (TeAwamutu).

Their only loss was toPost and McRobbie 21-16,21-8. They won all theirother matches 2-0.

Te Awamutu YMI presi-dent Stu Morgan and club-mate Willie Mentzel had agood day, winning four oftheir six matches in thetop grade.

The C1 grade was wonby Maurice Smith and hisHamilton’s Masters club-mate Xiaocui Zhou with anunblemished record of sixwins from as manymatches.

They were taken tothree games by two oppon-ents, Gayle Hobbs (TeAwamutu) and PaulStobbs (Te Rapa), and therunners-up Ben Perkinson(Horsham Downs) andSusan McClade (Te Rapa).

Hobbs/Stubbs had four

wins and Perkinson/McClade five wins.

Te Awamutu’s Bill Kerrand Tania Bagley wereemphatic C2 division win-ners, winning all theirfour matches in two

straight games.The runners-up were

Aiden Vainer (Te Awa-mutu) and Alison Weavers(East Coast Bays). Theironly loss was to Kerr/Bagley 21-12, 21-17.


Local duo shareHawk’s glory

Two athletes with Te Awamutuconnections have finally broken the tab of‘also rans’ at the National Road RelayChampionships.

John Bowe (Te Pahu) and Glenn Sexton(Te Rore) played key roles in their eightstrong Hamilton City Hawks mastersmen’s team winning the 76.6km raceoverall from Takahe to Akaroa.

Sexton was the third fastest MM on legfour (9.4km) and Bowe fourth fastest onleg six (uphill 6.8km).

“It was a great feeling to finally breakthrough for the win after five years of

finishing second and third,” says Sexton.“We had a mighty battle with Papanui

from Christchurch and Nelson.”The Hamilton City Hawks masters

women’s team, including three memberswith Te Awamutu connections, also madethe podium — placing third after leadingat the start of leg eight.

Katy Dawson (Cambridge/works in TeAwamutu) was fourth fastest MW on legtwo (10.4km), Kirsten Milne (Kihikihi)second fastest MW on leg three (10km) andLisa Joblin (Ohaupo) second fastest MWon leg six (uphill 6.8km).

Kaipaki cricketers quicklyinto winning one-day modeBY COLIN THORSEN

Kaipaki kick-started their Waikato Val-ley cricket season campaign winning ahigh scoring 50 overs match by 89 runsover Morrinsville.

After winning the toss and deciding tobat, Kaipaki amassed 324 in 48.3 overs witha Carl Schwarz (83) and Jerem Wylie (82)featuring in a 143 run partnership.

Wyllie’s 82 came off 52 balls andincluded six sixes.

Fraser Kilgour (32) set the tone withsome clean hitting at the top of the order,while skipper Schwarz and Wylieaccumulated runs at a very good rate inthe middle of the innings.

Kaipaki had a mini collapse towardsthe end of their innings, losing three

wickets in the space of two overs.The experienced Bradford Leonard (32)

and Englishman Greg Patterson (30no)steadied the ship.

Morrinsville’s eighth bowler used, T.Singh, ended up with the impressivefigures of 5 for 46.

Morrinsville replied with 235 all out in41 overs.

Kaipaki’s bowlers struggled initially,often failing to find a good line and length.Most successful were Ross Laidlaw, with 3for 56 off 10 overs, and Jerem Wylie, with 3for 33 off 10.

The lengthening of one of KaipakiOval’s boundaries was met with positivity.

It was a great start to the season withmany Kaipaki and Morrinsville sup-porters attending the match.

Ramsey runs hotAlan Ramsey shot a career best round

playing 11 under his handicap at StewartAlexander Golf Club.

The 27 handicapper headed some extra-ordinary scoring with 47 stableford pointsin Sunday’s Wilksbrook Motors Ltdsponsored scramble.

Ramsey pipped BJ Clarke who wasright on his heels with 46 points, GaryGrylls on 45, Carl Miezenbeek 41, KeithHawtin 40 and Ian Coleman 39.

Phil Lambert took out the gross with76.

There were twos from Phil Lambert ,Ash Robertson and Peter Way (2).

The NEC wheel spin finished on num-ber 20, meaning it will jackpot through tonext weekend.

Peter Way reports that one of thisSunday’s Team Kirstie McGrail Stew-E$100 highlights will the lambs fry andbacon available in the kitchen after thegame.

“Prepared by local Jill Rollinson, whoreally is a master of her trade, this will bea treat for those who enjoy this fare.”

Duo shareclub’s twosjackpot

Matthew Schofield and Grant Tynanstruck the twos jackpot at Te AwamutuGolf Club.

The pennant reps both scored a brace oftwos on Sunday to share the pot.

Schofield ended up with 37 stableford,while Tynan had an otherwise ordinaryround.

Graeme Buckley’s 77 was the best grossscore and Derek Hill’s 66 topped the nett.

Lou Marty headed the stableford with38 points, from Sue Thompson andSchofield on 37.

Open midweek tournament winnerswere Phil Engelbrecht with 44 stableford,Graeme Buckley 42, Percy Kapa 40, JohanHendricks 39.

Leading ladies were Sylvia Gooch with40 stableford and Robyn Norris 37.

Top team, with 151 points, comprisedTrevor Ormsby, Bill Bain, John Andersonand Les Common.

Ladies’ day LGU winners were JanMandeno (silver) with 69 nett, MargaretGray (bronze I) 64 and Zoe Hunter (bronzeII) 65.

The bisque par scramble was won byRewa Hawira with 8-up, from Min Nolan,Janet Harrison, Sue Gower and MaryStrack all on 7-up. The nine hole division’sstableford scramble went to Nan Poppewith 23 points, from Phillipa Wood 21 andAnn Dobson 20.

Sue Thompson was in sparkling formon Saturday, accumulating 43 stableford.Robyn Norris and Jan Stokes scored 38.Best of the Veteran men last Thursdaywere Colin Green with 8-up on par, RobinThompson 7-up, Ross Murray, Sid Lim,Welby Murrell, Mike Claydon 5-up,Alistair Waters, Percy Kapa, Vic Smart4-up, Noel Lord, Noel Gillespie, TobyThomson 2-up and Trevor Fleming,Gerald Lane 1-up.



FORMALNOTICES

MACLEAN,Lillian May (neeBlackler).Aged 89. Passed awaypeacefully atHeatherington HouseWaihi, on 24 Octoberwith her family at herbedside. Beloved wifefor 61 years of the lateBasil. Dearly lovedsister of the late BarryBlackler. Precious anddearly loved motherand mother-in-law ofGlenda and Graham,Garry and Joy andBrent and Debbie.Adored Grandma ofEmma, Matthew, Sara,Hope, Hannah,Bethany, Kayla,Brooke and Kaitlynand Great Grandma ofJames, Solomon,Josiah, Ezekiel,Xavier and AmeliaLily. Sincere thanks toJoy Russ and staff fortheir love and care formum and latterly, thewonderful staff atHeatherington House."Memory is the onlyfriend that grief can

call its own"(Gallipoli tombstone).

A private familyservice is being heldfor Lillian.

DALY,Ivy Elizabeth.Passed awaypeacefully in the armsof her family, onTuesday 28 October2014. The family wouldlike to express theirdeepest gratitude toeveryone who havehelped Ivy through herjourney at home, andto all the nurses andstaff at MatarikiHospital.

Ivy will be farewelled atAlexandra HouseChapel, 570 AlexandraSt, Te Awamutu onFriday, 31 October2014 at 11am followedby her committal atthe OtorohangaCemetery at 2pm. Allcommunicationsplease to the Dalyfamily c/- PO Box 137,Te Awamutu .

Te Awamutu FuneralServices FDANZ

SIMPSON,Alexander Giles (Alex).Passed away on 25October 2014 atTrevellyn Hospital,Hamilton, aged 94years. Loved husbandof the late Hilda,cherished father ofGay Allan, Gail andthe late Jim. Belovedgrandad to Lisa,Rachelle, Stephanie,Victoria, the lateAnthony, and Emily-Jane and all his greatgrandchildren.

A service to celebrateAlex’s life will be heldat Alexandra HouseChapel, 570 AlexandraStreet, Te Awamutu(today) Thursday, 30October 2014 at 1pmfollowed by privatecremation. In lieu offlowers, donations toHospice Waikatowould be appreciatedand may be left at theservice. Allcommunicationsplease to the Allanfamily c/- PO Box 137,Te Awamutu 3840.


YOULE,Trevor Noel.Suddenly at home on26 October 2014.Dearly loved husbandof Merle. Loved fatherand father-in-law ofAngela and PhilBilson, David andLisa, loved Poppa ofDamian and Riley;Tyler and Dylan.Special friend of Nicki,Mark, Hayley, Jakeand Danni.“Trevor has taken his

long last walk.Memories will last

forever, Rest in Peace”.A Service for Trevorwill be held atAlexandra HouseChapel, 570 AlexandraSt, Te Awamutu onFriday, 31 October2014 at 2pm followedby private cremation.All communicationsplease to the Youlefamily c/- PO Box 137,Te Awamutu 3840.


In Memoriam

CourierTe Awamutu

Phone: 871 5151Fax: 871 3675Deadlines: Monday & Wednesday 12 noonClassifi eds

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PAYNE,Kerry Lynne.Passed away on 29October 2013. Inmemory of a muchloved wife, sister andfriend to many. A veryspecial A.K. to hernieces and nephews.Much loved by thethree Payne girls,Mike and grandsons.Wonderful memories.I will love you forever,John.

STEVENS,Pamela May (Louise).Two years ago you leftus, 1 November 2012.

It broke my heart tolose you, but you didn’tgo alone, for part of mewent with you,the dayGod called you home.

Sadly missed andloved forever. Fred,Debra, Michael andCraig, with thoughtsof Wayne.

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Phone 871 5131

TE AWAMUTUTE AWAMUTUFUNERAL SERVICESFUNERAL SERVICES

For compassionate and caring serviceGarth & Lynette Williams, Joanna Gulliver

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570 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu

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TE AWAMUTUCONTINUINGEDUCATION

Wednesday,5 November at 10am

Entry: $2Waipa Workingmen’s

ClubSpeaker:

Dr Janion HeywoodHealthy Living

EverybodyWelcome

Section 119, Property Law Act 2007IN THE MATTERof Section 119 of the Property Law Act 2007

AND

IN THE MATTERof Mortgage Instrument No. 7478284.1 (South Auckland Registry) (the Mortgage)

TO: Julie Wendy Wood1348 Arapuni RoadRD 2Te Awamutu

Kiwibank Limited the Mortgagee in the Mortgage, gives notice that the consequence specifi ed below will follow if each default specifi ed below has not been, or cannot be remedied on or before 1 December 2014.DEFAULTAs at the date of this notice, you are in default under the Mortgage in that –

1. You have failed to pay the following amounts due under loan number 38-9003-0642819-02:

2. You have failed to pay the following amounts due under loan number 38-9003-0642819-00:

3. Waipa District Council rates arrears

Amount in default

ACTION REQUIRED TO REMEDY DEFAULTYou are required to remedy the specifi ed default(s), or cause the default(s) to be remedied,by:

If each default has not been, or cannot be, remedied on or before 1 December 2014:

You are strongly recommended to consult a lawyer about this notice without delay.

Any payments made by you to the Mortgagee after service of this notice (other than the full amount detailed in this notice including costs) by any means will be accepted without prejudice to this notice and all rights and remedies available to the Mortgagee.

IMPORTANT – PLEASE READ

If any payments are made to the Mortgagee by any automatic banking process to any account held by the Mortgagee in the terms of any authority held by the Mortgagee they will be credited by the Mortgagee to current and future loan instalments and will not be credited to any of the arrears details in this notice.

Should the amounts detailed in this notice not be remedied by the time specifi ed in this notice, the full amount of all or any of your loans or other fi nancial accommodation with the mortgagee become immediately due and payable.

If the Mortgagee exercises the Mortgagee's right to sell the land and the net proceeds of sale are less than the amount owing under the mortgage then the Mortgagee can commence action against you to recover the amount of any defi ciency.

We confi rm that this advertisement is in accordance with the order for directions for service granted by the Hamilton District Court on 17 October 2014.

Could anyone knowing the whereabouts of the respondent please bring this notice to the attention of the respondent.

Loan instalment due 30 June 2014 Loan instalment due on 7 July 2014 Loan instalment due on 14 July 2014 Loan instalment due on 21 July 2014 Loan instalment due on 28 July 2014 Loan instalment due on 4 August 2014 Loan instalment due on 11 August 2014 Loan instalment due on 18 August 2014 Loan instalment due on 25 August 2014 Loan instalment due on 1 September 2014 Loan instalment due on 8 September 2014 Loan instalment due on 15 September 2014 Loan instalment due on 22 September 2014 Loan instalment due on 29 September 2014 Loan instalment due on 6 October 2014 Loan instalment due on 13 October 2014 Loan instalment due on 20 October 2014 Demand fee added to the loan Tower Insurance Indemnity policy added to the loan Gibson Sheat legal fees added to loan on 9 September 2014 Gibson Sheat legal fees added to loan on8 October 2014

$273.25 $273.25 $273.25 $279.72 $279.72 $279.72 $279.72 $279.72 $279.72 $285.98 $285.98 $285.98 $285.98 $285.98 $285.98 $285.98 $285.98 $50.00 $1,107.90 $856.15 $1,142.50

Overdraft limit $1,000.00

$1,989.36

$10,931.82

CONSEQUENCES IF DEFAULT NOT REMEDIED

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR RECIPIENT OF NOTICE

This notice is given by Kiwibank Limited whose address for service is at the offi ces of Gibson Sheat, Solicitors, Gibson Sheat Centre, 1 Margaret Street, (Private Bag 31905), Lower Hutt for the attention of David Wallace, Telephone 04 916 6438, Fax 04 569 1571.

2. The following powers of the Mortgagee will become exercisable: a. the Mortgagee's power to enter into possession of the mortgaged land; and b. the Mortgagee's power to sell the mortgaged land.

1. All amounts secured by the Mortgage will become payable; and

2. Payment of the sum of $1,989.36 to Waipa District Council.

1. Payment of the sum of $10,442.46 (which includes $1,500.00, being the reasonable costs and disbursements of the Mortgagee in preparing and serving this notice); and

DATED at Lower Hutt on 24 October 2014SIGNED by David William Wallacewho signed this notice on behalf of Kiwibank Limited

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Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012

Public Noticeof application for an On-Licence & Off-Licence

T & J Penwarden Trust, has made application to the District Licensing Committee at Te Awamutu for the grant of an On-licence & Off-Licence in respect of the premises situated at 815 Franklin Street, Pirongia and known as Alexandra Hotel Pirongia.

The general nature of the business conducted under the licence’s is hotel, tavern and restaurant.The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are: On-Licence, 9am - 2am seven days, Off-Licence, 11am - 11pm seven days.

The application may be inspected during ordinary offi ce hours at the offi ce of the Waipa District Licensing Committee at Waipa District Council, 101 Bank Street, Te Awamutu. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the renewal of the licence may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the publication of this notice, fi le a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at Waipa District Council, Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu.

No objection to the renewal of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specifi ed in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.

This is the second publication of this notice.The notice was fi rst published on 21 October 2014.

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TE AWAMUTU & DISTRICT TELEPHONE DIRECTORYThe Rotary Club of KihikihiThe Rotary Club of Kihikihi

Please contact Stuart Law on [email protected] or phone 027 226 6889 or fax it to 871 6274

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ALL your gardeningneeds, weeding, pruning,shaping, spraying,planting, lawn mowing,make-overs. PhoneGraeme 027 472 9681.

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PLASTEREREXPERIENCED, no job toosmall. Phone Ian 021 2297748.

WOFTYRE and Tune Centre,21 Bond Road, WOF,servicing, cambelts andrepairs. Phone 871 3267.

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THREE brm house, fullyfenced, carport, ensuite,Park Road, $310 p/wk.Phone 872 7804 / 027 6727804.

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CARAVANS / horsefloats/ boats wanted any cond.Phone Steve 027-622-0011

TOPIARY and standards,nursery open Fridays,10am to 4pm, 132Sainsbury Road,Pirongia or phone SusanRanstead on 871 9105.

PRICKLE TIMEKIWICARE LawnproPricklespray avail atMitre10 Mega.

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

WHITE weaner pigs forsale, $100 each. PhoneDebbie - 021 547 095.

SERVICE bulls for lease.www.thebullman.co.nzPh 0800 BULLMAN.

Livestock & Poultry

AC PETFOODSCAN take penicillincalves. Phone 0800DOWN COW.

WANTED to buy -standing grass. Phone 021162 5450.

Grazing

BUYINGSTANDING grass. Phone0275 264 550.

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FirewoodFIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 -$170, 10m3 - $300delivered. Phone 07 8739190 or 021 617 349.

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

RIDE-ON MOWERCASTEL Gardener, 26inch, with catcher,approx 60 hours use, justhad full service check,$2600. Phone 871 6581.

OMGLADIES preloved fashionspecial, Alpha HotelComplex, Kihikihi - openseven days from 10am,overstocked big time!

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Public Notices

OHAUPORUGBY &

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For more information phone 871 6166 or email [email protected]

Please apply in person, with your CV to:Grant Eyre - Manager,

Growing Spectrum Ltd103 Lyon Street

Kihikihi 3800

Applications close Monday, 3 November.

This is a full time position for the next few weeks.

Attention to detail, good time keeping and accurate counting skills are required.

• Tubing small plants and processing tissue culture

The job involves:

Growing Spectrum Ltd requires extra staff to work in our busy Propagation Department from now until 19 December 2014.

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Employment Vacancies

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OHAUPO SCHOOLSchool Cleaner

44 weeks per year.15 hours per week after 3pm.This position would suit possible job share. Please send application letter including tworeferees to the Principal Ohaupo School , 4010 Great South Road, RD1, Ohaupo 3881 or email [email protected] applicants will be police vetted.Applications close 3pm Friday 14 November 2014

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NEED your paperdelivery temporarilystopped? Phone 0800 111200.

RELIEF milking/farmwork wanted, TeAwamutu area, exper 15years, ex-sharemilkerwith record production,your livelihood a must.Call Mike 022 353 4297.

Situations WantedKNAPSACK sprayinggang. Phone TurnerContracting - approvedchemical applicator on871 3403 or 027 375 7225.

RELIEF Milker wanted,200 cow farm, solecharge, Phone 021 1625450.

RELIEF milker required,260 cows, 26 as/hb,Arohena. Phone Bruce872 4893.

Farm EmploymentDRIVE in casual milkerrequired, 20 minutesfrom Te Awamutu, 10minutes fromOtorohanga. ContactAndrew on 07 873 1850.

ROBERT Harris Cafe TeAwamutu Barista/Frontof House, must haveprevious exper. Apply toAnita or Victor with CV871 7534.

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Celebrate our Topp TwinsHere’s your opportunity to

relive some of the most memor-able and entertaining momentsseen on television this year.

The screening of ToppCountry had folks glued to theirsets week after week as Jools andLynda presented a veritablesmorgasbord of entertainment.

It’s all here on our featuredtwin disc DVD set as twin sistersand celebrated Kiwi comedians/original singer-songwriters, theTopp Twins take us on a culinaryjourney around New Zealandmeeting passionate food pro-ducers, home cooks and lovers oflife and we have a copy up forgrabs for you to win!

In this factual series withheart the Topp Twins seek outthe real people behind New Zea-land cooking to bring us talesfrom the countryside through theuniversal pleasure of food andlove.

The Topps’ gift for spontaneityand wit combined with a deeplove for the land and its peopledelivers emotionally satisfyingstories that are life-affirming,humorous and inspiring.

The Twins appeal to a diverserange of people and relate well toone and all: from free-range pigfarmers in the deep rural south tourban taco-trucking hipsters. Ontheir journey around New Zea-land they warm their way into

the hearts and homes of everydaykiwis and discover people unifiedin their love of life, of each otherand of the food they are pro-ducing, cooking and eating.

Original music featuresthroughout as these gals invari-ably end up singing for theirsupper.

The Twins’ comedy charactersmake cameo appearances —Camp Mother and Camp Leaderpresent Saucy Tips, while ruralblokes the Kens close each epi-sode with a poem celebrating thecountry lifestyle and what itmeans to be a Kiwi, in love withour land and its bounty.

“For the Love of …” Pork,Lamb, Salmon, Venison, Seafood,the Garden, Beef, Poultry, Heri-tage and Family: each of the 10 x23 min episodes features threestories about passionate NewZealanders, happy livestock, fav-ourite family recipes and storyafter story of love, interwovenwith original country music anda few dollops of comedy.

This is Kiwiana at its brilliantbest!

■ To be in to win simply put yourname, address and daytime phonenumber on the back of a standardsized envelope, address it to theTopp Twins DVD Competition andmake sure it reaches our office by5pm, Friday.

This competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’,proudly supporting families of children with cancer.

Phone 871 4768

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SPECIAL MORNING SHOWS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY

THE MAZE RUNNER MSAT 3:45, SUN 1:45

Based on the best-seller. “Wow… soooooooo absorbing…

terrific film. One of the very best of its kind ever.” Allan. GONE GIRL R16SAT 7:25, SUN 3:15

Creepy and scary, rather decent at raising the goose bumps.

Before THE CONJURING, there was… ANNABELLE R16

FRI 8:10, SAT 6:05, SUN 6:20, FINAL WED 8:10

“A glorious, funny, poignant and thoroughly uplifting true story…an

absolute Gem of a film!” 10 out of 10.HIP HOP-ERATION PG SAT 1:40, SUN 11:40 & 4:05

A TRUE story justifiably creating wonderful reviews and audience

reception.PRIDE M

THU 5:55, FRI 10:00 & 5:55, SAT 1:20 & 6:00, SUN 11:20 & 4:00,

WED 10:00 & 5:55

If this is your kind of movie, it’s hard to find one better. “It’s very good; a most absorbing and thrilling mystery.”

Allan. Liam Neeson in… A WALK AMONG THE

TOMBSTONES R16THU 7:55, SAT 8:00, SUN 5:55,

FINAL TUE 7:30

National Theatre Live:Bill Nighy in SKYLIGHT

Mon Nov 24 5:30pm. Diary it Now

An incredibly emotional ensemble piece, perfectly matching laughter and tears. “A fun film. I really, really

liked it”. Nigel. “I wouldn’t call it a fun film but I did

like it and thought it was much better than I had expected – enjoyable.”

Allan.THIS IS WHERE I LEAVE YOU M

THU 5:50 & 8:10, FRI 5:50 & 7:55, SAT 3:20 & 8:20, SUN 1:20 & 6:10,

TUE & WED 5:50 & 7:55

Finally we have the Maori action movie we have all been begging for!

Haka’n you not like this?“I liked it a lot and as an action film it delivers. Has ‘flavours’ of

Apocalypto”. Mark. “An epic yet intimate action journey

that proves to be a memorable, rewarding experience”.

Toronto 2014 Review.THE DEAD LANDS R16

THU & FRI 5:35 & 8:00, SAT 1:00, 3:35 & 8:10,

SUN 11:00, 1:35 & 6:00, MON 5:50, TUE & WED 5:35 & 8:00

“What a neat film covering all areas of the spectrum in his pursuit for

happiness. Everyone should see and like this amazing adventure

full of entertainment. It’s funny, sad, poignant, painful, joyful, harrowing,

interesting, scenic, fulfilling and ultimately, HAPPY.

I loved it and you will too. Very well recommended.” Allan.

HECTOR & THE SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS M

THU 5:45, FRI 10:20 & 5:45, SAT 1:10, 3:05 & 5:15,

SUN 11:10 & 1:05, MON 5:40, TUE 5:45,

WED 10:20 & 5:45

2014 has seen the best of NZ cinema: Dead Horse, 3 Mile Limit, Housebound, Hip Hop-eration and

now Broken Hallelujah and The Dead Lands.

Looking for a thoroughly satisfying fi lm? Come and see Hector & journey with him in his pursuit for happiness. It’s a fi lm that covers all areas

of the spectrum, is thoroughly enjoyable and we recommend it… HECTOR & THE SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS

A very high-class quality NZ production, beautifully accomplished

and involving story of life and its consequences. Recommended

refined adult viewing.BROKEN HALLELUJAH M

Special Debut Shows SAT 3:30, SUN 1:30

Brad Pitt’s war epic is one not to miss. “Fury is excellent and definitely should

be seen.” Allan. “Fury is outstanding… gosh it’s a powerful film and Brad Pitt and supporting cast are top notch.”

Christine. FURY R16

THU & FRI 7:40, SAT 5:40 & 7:40, SUN 3:40 & 5:40, TUE & WED 7:40

“Delivers decent to solid performances with heart-felt and tear-jerking

moments”. “I thought it was a wonderful movie”.

“I have never felt so touched and compelled by a story as much.” “I will be watching it again and

reading the book”. “Thanks for a wonderful movie.”

“It is the best romance movie that I have ever seen.”

THE BEST OF ME M THU 5:25 & 7:50,

FRI 10:10, 5:25 & 7:50, SAT 1:30 & 5:25, SUN 11:30 & 3:25,

MON 5:30, TUE 5:25 & 7:50, WED 10:10, 5:25 & 7:50

Here is Sc-Fi, as true to life experience, about man on a journey to the stars

to find a new home for humanity. Imagery and craftsmanship

blend well. INTERSTELLAR M

An undoubtedly handsome production with impressive

performances, striking production design and beautiful cinematography.

‘It is beautiful with exceptional performances from Jennifer Lawrence

and Bradley Cooper”. Sonia.SERENA M

BOTH START NOV 6

Te Awamutu Rose Society Inc57TH ANNUAL57TH ANNUAL

ROSE ANDROSE ANDFLOWER SHOWFLOWER SHOW

20142014St Patrick’s Hall, Rewi St, Te Awamutu

Show Open To The PublicFRIDAY, 7 NOVEMBER 1pm-6pm

SATURDAY, 8 NOVEMBER 9.30am-4pm

Admission, Adults $3.00, Children Free

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Te Awamutu Bible ChapelTe Awamutu Bible ChapelSwarbrick Drive – 12.30pmSwarbrick Drive – 12.30pm

ART EXPO 20141st and 2nd November

Te Awamutu Information CenterBurchell Pavilion

Affordable art by local artists

10am - 5pm both days

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Pride

CINEMA SCENE

At the Gay PrideMarch in London1984, a group of gayand lesbianactivists decide toraise money tosupport the familiesof the strikingminers.

Though theUnion seemsembarrassed toreceive theirsupport, theactivists are notdeterred.

They decide toignore the Unionand go direct to theminers — setting offin a mini bus to avillage in deepestWales, to make their

donation in person.So begins this

true story of twoseemingly aliencommunities whoform a surprisingpartnership.

Stars Bill Nighy,Dominic West and

Imelda Staunton. Atits Cannes premierePride received astanding ovation,with the loudestcheers coming froma contingent of localschool kids far tooyoung to remember

the events — proofthat Pride canreach way beyond aniche audience. Thebest parallels areThe Full Monty,Made InDagenham andBilly Elliot.


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