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Developingfarms abroad

Kim Mashlan spent threeyears in China planning forthe provision of new dairyfarms with FonterraInternational.

The first two farmsbecame operational in 2011and 2013 with the arrival ofstock from New Zealand.Several more farms are set tofollow.

Hear Mr Mashlan’saccount of how these farmswere established at theContinuing Educationmeeting at 10am onWednesday in the WaipaWorkingman’s Club.

Drugs at centre of‘malicious complaint’BY DEAN TAYLOR

‘It appears the incident centred on the woman’s badreaction to the drug methamphetamine and we are

looking at the most appropriate action to take inrelation to preventing drug-related harm and the

wasting of police time.’INSPECTOR PAUL CARPENTER,Western Waikato Area Commander

Police says drugs appear to beat the centre of a malicious com-plaint in which a woman in TeAwamutu claimed she was threat-ened with a gun in a domesticdispute that resulted in officersfrom across the district beingbrought in to manage the incident.

Western Waikato Area Com-mander, Inspector Paul Carpentersaid a 33-year-old woman may facecharges following the incident lastMonday night that saw streetscordoned off and train trafficstopped.

At the time of going to presslast Wednesday evening, Te Awa-mutu Courier had been informedthe investigation was still underway and ran the front page storywhich included that the alleged

offender was Toki Takerei, andthat he was wanted by police.

As soon as police confirmed onThursday morning that theirinvestigations had established analleged domestic dispute between

the woman and Mr Takerei didnot occur in the way outlined byher, we posted a correction on ourFacebook page to let people know

the truth.Within a day that post had

reached over 9000 Facebook users.The Courier apologises to Mr

Takerei and his family for thegrief and embarrassment this has

caused, but was acting on the bestPolice information at the time.

Police say they have spoken toMr Takerei and are confident he

did not threaten the woman with afirearm.‘‘Investigators would liketo acknowledge the co-operation ofthis man and his family in thismatter,’’ said Inspector Carpenter.

He said given the seriousnature of the allegations, thepolice’s response involveddeploying members of the Wai-kato Armed Offenders Squad.

‘‘No shots were fired during theincident, however tear gas anddistraction devices were used toassist in the safe clearing of theproperty.

‘‘It appears the incidentcentred on the woman’s bad reac-tion to the drugmethamphetamine and we arelooking at the most appropriateaction to take in relation topreventing drug-related harm andthe wasting of police time.’’

Water supply concernsBY GRANT JOHNSTON

Council staff were keepinga close eye on rainfall figuresas prolonged dry weather hadthem considering raising TeA w a m u t u a n d P i r o n g i atownships’ supply alert levelagain this week.

At Tuesday’s service deliv-ery committee meeting, groupmanager service deliveryBarry Bergin said whiledemand was being managed,with the help of residentsconserving water, supply wascausing concern.

‘‘All communities in Waipaare conserving water appro-priately. Residents are beingresponsible, with demand notpeaking despite the dryconditions.’’

Mr Bergin said council wasworking with all its cus-

tomers to manage demand.Fonterra was recording halfits normal usage.

‘‘Mangauika Stream on MtPirongia is at a low flow andwe are trying to manage that.

‘‘We have gone to AlertLevel 3 for Te Awamutu andPirongia water supply and areconsidering going to Level 4.

We are working with WaikatoRegional Council looking tostabilise the flows going intothe source.’’

Cr Clare St Pierre asked ifrecent rainfall had helped, butMr Bergin said only 2mm hadbeen recorded at Te Tahi atthat stage (Tuesday).Rain . . . for most page 5

RULES BANUSEOF SPRINKLERSThe current Water Alert

Level 3 means there can be nouse, at any time, of sprinklersor water systems in Te Awa-mutu or Pirongia. Hand heldhosing is still allowed.

There are also restrictionson outdoor water use for com-mercial and non-residentialproperties in Te Awamutu and

Pirongia, including reservesand sport facilities. Councilparks staff will also berestricting their use of water.

Level 4 is the highest wateralert level. Last summer, Wai-pa went to Alert Level 3 andwas very close to going toAlert Level 4, but water con-servation by residents helped

to avoid that situation.Alert Level 4 would mean

no outside non-essential wateruse by domestic, commercialand non-residential waterusers.

This would mean no hoses,sprinklers or irrigation sys-tems could be used unlessabsolutely essential.

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AN EASTER VERSEAt Easter time there are a lot of

buns, eggs and bunnies about,But if you stop and think about

it you’ll find out,The Hot Cross Buns remind us

of Jesus’ death upon the Cross,But Easter Day tells us His

triumph over death and not aloss,

Jesus rose again and sits atGod’s right Hand on High

So that those who trust andbelieve in Him will never die,

So when you eat your chocolateeggs just remember too,

The eggs represent new lifeand God’s great love for you.

KATHRYN BADRICK

Golden day in a country townI thought it was high time I used my

SuperGold card, which I received nearly ayear ago, when I visited Te Awamutu.

Not only was I happy the bus trip was afreebee, but was doubly delighted when Istarted to explore your beautiful countrytown.

I spent my first 20 years in Huntly andthen went to live and work in Sydney for 15years. It was back to Auckland for 25 yearsbefore the last six in Hamilton. In all thattime, I realised I had never been to TeAwamutu.

I have travelled the world, so know agreat place when I visit it.

I had a brilliant day, shopping is fantasticand I got a pensioner’s bargain at the opshop — five lovely shirts for $10 all up.

Beat that Hamilton.We oldies love a bargain.Visited the museum and watched a great

historical movie, then the Rose Gardens as Iwaited for my bus back to Hamilton.

I chatted to several locals on the street.what a friendly bunch they all are.

I have to mention the highlight wasfinding the ‘quirky’ (as they called it in myday) Walton Street Cafe.

It is delightful, rustic, full of countryatmosphere, and has great cheaply pricedcoffee and a wonderful reception committee.

The owner’s little girl greeted me at thedoor, took me by the hand, and off we wentto meet the dog, and her grandparents, whomade me feel so welcome.

I don’t know how many times they shook

my hand, and were brilliant examples ofcountry hospitality.

The owner was a sweetheart and madethis old boy feel very special. I even got tochat to a local copper on his break.

I shall write a letter to my ‘local paper’,just to tell Hamilton pensioners to wake upand do themselves a favour by taking a bustrip to your delightful town.

I shall tell them they will have awonderful day, and all for the price of acoffee.

So thank you Te Awamutu, you havegiven me an eventful day and I shall put it onmy monthly itinerary to revisit.

And you had an added bonus . . . badlyneeded rain. Great for the farmers.

WAYNE BERRY

Focus on regional transportThe process to look at the future shape of

public transport in the region took another stepwith approval for targeted discussion withstakeholders about the way ahead.

The regional public transport plan develop-ment committee, which includes regional andlocal council representatives, recently discussedissues to be considered in formulating a plan.

These included how much fares contributed tothe costs of buses in the region, fare levels anddiscounts, bus infrastructure and bus brandingand marketing. A draft plan is due to be writtenby the end of the year for public consultation,with a finalised new plan set to be ready foradoption by June next year.

‘‘Staff will hold discussions with a group ofstakeholders before we look at holding widerdiscussions with interested parties and the publicon the way ahead,’’ said committee chairwomanLois Livingston, of Waikato Regional Council.

‘‘Buses are a vital part of regional transportservices, particularly in Hamilton, and theprocess of developing our plan provides anopportunity to look at where any improvements,or adjustments can be made to our operations.

‘‘Once we’re ready for wider consultation,we’ll be keen to hear what interested parties andthe public have to say so we can incorporate theirthinking into our final decisions,’’ said CrLivingston.

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LOOKING OLD: The Lyon Street house before the makeover and felling of the Cyprus trees.

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LOOKING NEW: Nothing like a new paint job to bring life back to a tired looking property.

Before . . .

. . . and after

The former taxi stand andhouse next to the Star Hotel atKihikihi have been transformedinto a vibrant home.

Property owner BarryAperehama and his extendedfamily live in the house.

They have been saving for anew roof but could never affordthe necessary makeover neededin time for the OrakauCommemorations.

In a wonderful show of com-munity spirit, Kihikihi Residentsand Ratepayers Group took onthe project — approaching theAperehamas who were ‘veryhumbled and excited’ in agreeingfor the project to proceed.

The end result is an amazingtransformation, doing justice tothe $1 million upgrade ofKihikihi’s main street.

‘‘It’s been a wonderfullyrewarding Kihikihi Residentsand Ratepayers project,’’ says

chairman Peter Fraser.‘‘Everyone will agree it’s been

a great result for the owners andthe community.’’

Mr Fraser approached MegaMitre 10, who agreed to supportthe project by supplying theWattyl paint in heritage colours.

Chemwash came to the partywith a substantial discount forwaterblasting the house.

Kihikihi Rotary paid for thewaterblasting and new spoutingon the office of the old taxi stand,as well as supplying all thepainting equipment (brushes,scrapers etc).

Mr Aperehama’s brother-in-law Nako Maile, owner of MarloPainting Ltd, volunteered hisservices free to paint the houseand taxi stand.

Plumber Murray Gane thensent his boys in to erect thespouting for free.

To further tidy the property,Mr Fraser approached his sons,Hamish (who owns Spectrum

Tree Works) and fellow arboristCameron, who agreed to fell thesix massive cyprus trees on theproperty.

Waikato Tree Services sup-plied a chipper for the day, oper-ated by local identity Greg TeHuia.

Now that the trees have gone,the family say they are lovingbeing able to live outdoors.

‘‘The trees always made thatarea shaded and cold. We can nowenjoy having a barbecue,’’ saysMr Aperehama.

Mr Aperehama’s sister ,Theresa, says she is so proud ofher brother.

‘‘Barry works such long hours,six days a week as a truck driver,as well as looking after his part-ner who has on-going healthissues awaiting a hip operation,and mum helps around the housetoo.’’

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Christian Christian CommentComment

Andrew Vossen - North End Church

In 1904-06 in Wales there was a uniqueevent termed ‘The Welsh Revival’ wherethousands of people’s lives changed for goodafter experiencing an encounter with Godsimilar to biblical records in the Book of Acts.After that time many missionaries travelledthe world sharing about this event andestablishing churches that were both of theHoly Spirit and passionate about the messageof Jesus Christ — a new movement ofchurches with many similarities that areknown as Pentecostal Churches. Some ofthese missionaries established Acts ChurchesNZ — so as far as churches go, North EndChurch was a late arrival.

Carrying that same passion and convic-tion, Brian and Hannah Tamaki left TokoroaApostolic Church to pioneer a church in theirhometown. After months of discussion andprayer, in 1985 the Tamaki family took astep of faith and moved to Kihikihi. Theyrented the St John’s Ambulance Hall, wherepublic meetings began in April. Twelvepeople were in church on that day. Growthwas such, that by September the churchmoved to the Intermediate School Hall andtransported the children back to the St John’sHall for their Sunday School program. Aneldership team was established and thechurch began paying their pastor a salary.

In 1986 the church purchased landfunded largely by the eldership. No one knewhow to build a church on it, but the convictionwas always... ‘‘Trust God for each successivestep and take a step forward whenever wecould.’’ Building started in January 1988 andthe opening was in October.

In 1989 God called the Tamakis toministry in Rotorua and Pastor Grant andJoanne Reid commenced leading the church.

In 1992 the Rosetown CounsellingCentre vision grew out of a recognised needin the community. In 1993 a building wassourced and renovated by church membersand within three months was opened forclients and has grown and continues under itsown Charitable Trust.

Pastors Charles and Sally Nikora cameand led the church at the beginning of 1996.Due to the loss of his wife late 1999 PastorCharles ended his ministry and Pastor GaryBotting led the church for the next two years.

In April 2002 ,at one of its more difficulttimes, Pastor Andrew and Judy Vossen fromTaranaki were asked to come and lead thechurch. In 2004 the church entered intodiscussions with two other local churches tocombine resources to better strengthen theirservice to the community.

During the 30 year journey the church hashad many highlights and difficulties, butbuilding on the endurance and sacrifice ofthose before us, the original vision andmotivation to be a positive, life transforminginfluence in our community remains at theheart of all we do. As original founder RogerPeake used to say, ‘‘So we continue on . . .’’

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HOT■ Good value plants, local produce at Saturday morning market.

■ Very helpful sexton at Te Awamutu Cemetery who maintains the area in excellent condition.

■ Pirongia Village Cafe: great food, coffee, gifts, staff, pet friendly garden.

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NOT■ Drivers who discard their litter on rural roads.

■ Local healthcare provider for employing person previously sacked for ‘theft as a servant’ in caring position in our community.

■ Food scraps being thrown under the trees on Kihikihi Domain.

■ Main pool being roped off to recreational swimming.

Welcome rain . . . for mostBY CATHY ASPLIN

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PIRONGIA pupil Hannah Yuile (7) jumps for joyas the rain starts on Thursday. She lives on alifestyle block on Mangati Road, so had to travelthrough slips (left) to get to school.

The arrival of any decent rainfall last weekwas hailed with thunder and lightning.

An electrical storm in the early hours ofThursday saw hundreds of lightning strikesacross the Waikato, while some boomingthunder woke plenty of Te Awamutu residents.

MetService meteorologist John Law saysthere were around 1000 lightning strikes acrossthe country overnight. ‘‘About 600 of those splitthe air south and west of Hamilton.’’

The storm woke Pokuru’s Storer familyabout midnight. Michelle Storer says herchildren usually enjoy storms.

‘‘But they were terrified by the constantflashes and deafening thunder claps.’’

The storm also left some lasting damage.‘‘We think lightning struck the house. The

pole fuse was blown and a television, cordlessphone and computermodem were all fried.’’

While her husbandRicky appreciated fineweather for hiscontracting business, therain was sorely neededfor their lifestyle block.

Some areas receivedmore rain than others onThursday, which left afew farmers frustrated.

Pokuru farmerVanessa Gold says earlyrain had pretty muchbypassed their property.

‘‘We could see it goingright around us, whichwas very frustrating.’’

Ohaupo residents tothe north received 50mmor more, while those tothe south of Te Awamutureceived as little as 5mm.

Kihikihi weatherwatcher MargaretNicholls says theyreceived just 5mm onThursday.

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ANYOLD IRONTe Awamutu College music

students fundraising for a cul-tural trip to the US in Decemberare keen to relieve you of anyscrap metal you may wish todonate.

Their ongoing scrap metaldrive has proved a successfulfundraiser for the group.

■ To arrange formetal to becollected contact Owen Corlett—[email protected], orphone 027 470 2588.

Rugby skills clinic for juniorsIf you have young rugby

players looking to brush uptheir skills before the start ofthe 2014 competition sendthem to a communitycoaching clinic.

The holiday programme isat Te Awamutu Collegerugby grounds on Thursday,May 1.

It caters for junior players(grades 11-13, boys and girls).

The clinic starts with amuster at 8.30am and willhave rotating stations from9am until 3pm. Lightrefreshments will be pro-vided.

Coaches include Te Awa-mutu rugby developmentofficer Deon Muir and hisWaikato counterparts AlfDaniels, Rhys Baylis, ReubenSamuels and Wayne Booten.

The clinic fee ($15) can bepaid at Te Awamutu CollegeStudent Centre, or on theday.

Parents must sign a regis-tration form and return it(before the clinic) to the TACstudent centre, or Deon Muir([email protected]) to confirm attendance.

Parents are welcome towatch.

IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

Focus on fun and friendship

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TABLE of Eight’s Letitia Buckle (left) with Fahrenheit directorKrystle Fabish.

Are you new to the area andwould like to meet morepeople?

Perhaps you are busy with ademanding job, or are a singlemum or dad and would like tomeet others in a safe socialenvironment?

Local businesswomanLetitia Buckle can help.

She says making friendsshould be a fun experience — soshe has launched Table of Eightin Te Awamutu.

‘‘Table of Eight is a new andinnovative way for people tomeet.

‘‘It offers a unique approachfor bringing like-minded peopletogether to enjoy each other’scompany and appreciate greatfood.

‘‘Dinner parties are organ-ised at a local eatery for up toeight individuals, or fourcouples, to get to know eachother over a meal and drinks.’’

Mrs Buckle recognised a gapin the market for people look-

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widening your circle of friends.‘‘It’s an opportunity to meet

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To join, guests submit aregistration form with theirdetails.

Mrs Buckle says up to eightpeople (or four couples) meet,based on age and interests.

‘‘Local eateries with a repu-tation for good food, good ser-vice and great atmosphere inHamilton, Cambridge and TeAwamutu are part of the pro-gramme.

‘‘There are plans to extendthis further if there is enoughdemand.’’

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SOME of the Rootes Group cars that will be in Te Awamutu during Easter weekend.

We’ve had the veterans, and a weekago the classics — now it is time for theRootes Group cars to come to town.

The Humber Hillman Car Club of NewZealand is holding its 33rd annual meet-ing in Te Awamutu during Easter week-end.

The club aims to be a mutual supportgroup dedicated to the preservation andrestoration of all Rootes Group cars —Humbers and Hillmans.

All Te Awamutu activities will becentred around the Te Awamutu i-SiteCentre and Selwyn Park, where onSaturday there is a public show and shinefrom 10-noon.

Almost 40 vehicles are registered forthe weekend and when they are ondisplay the public will be encouraged to

enter the people’s choice award for theirfavourite car.

At 1pm the cars will leave for a run toMatangi.

On Sunday from 1pm — the cars willleave Te Awamutu for a run throughPirongia and on to Hamilton.

Cars registered to attend range from a1913 Humberette to post war Humbers,Super Minxs and Super Snipes.

Members say in many cases they arecars people remember dad and grandaddriving.

Members are coming from Auckland,Manawatu and Wellington branches andfrom Tauranga and Hawkes Bay. Thosewith more than one qualifying vehicle intheir collections have been encouraged tobring their side valved cars.

Gardeners welcome good soakingFrom page 5

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appreciated the rain.Heavier rain set in toward the end of last

week, seeing more properties across thedistrict getting a good soaking.

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Insightful story of atoxic relationship

Te Awamutu resident CherryGraham has self-published her firstbook, But . . . I Love You.

Her story describes how shelived through toxic verbal andpsychological abuse after meetingher ‘soulmate’ on Waiheke Island in2001.

They spent seven years together,before eventually settling down inTe Kuiti.

‘‘However, I realised after twoyears this period had just been the‘honeymoon’ stage and my partnerwas harbouring other secrets, inaddition to a Jekyll-and-Hyde per-sonality.

‘‘I attempted to leave twice withmy babies, but was pulled back eachtime for the sake of our family.

‘‘My partner used emotionalblackmail . . . ‘But . . . I Love You’.

With her health deterioratingand at a loss to find any medicalanswers, she eventually becamebedridden.

‘‘Through a timely incident, andwith the care of my parents, I slowlyrecovered and decided to use thisopportunity to separate from mypartner for good.

‘‘I was only to discover that hewas about to punish me in the mostpainful way imaginable, by takingthe children away.’’

Distraught, she sought legal help andwas enlightened about her former part-ner’s character by a professional.

‘‘The penny dropped, and all the yearsof his confusing, contradictory behavi-our, mind games, subtle intimidation,innuendos and toxic speech, fell intoplace with this disturbing revelation.’’

But.. I Love You is an insightful storyfor anyone living in a toxic relationship.

‘‘Verbal abuse is classed worse than

physical abuse.‘‘Leaving no marks to hold the abuser

to account, yet it can completely annihil-ate a victim from the inside out and caneventually destroy physically.

‘‘It is also a form of psychologicalemotional and soul abuse against anotherhuman being.’’

■ Copies of Cherry Graham’s story ‘But . . . ILove You’ are available on TradeMe, or fromwww.lulu.com.

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Te AwamutuBible Chapel GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 18 10.00AM - 11.00AM - CROSS to Forgiveness

EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 20 10.00AM - 11.30AM - The Power of A

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GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 18 9.30AM - He Did It For You! He Loves YOU

Passionately - followed by cuppa & hot cross buns

EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 20 10.00AM - Our Hope Is In Him! The Gift of

Resurrection Life! Celebrating Communion - followed by cuppa & morning tea

Easter ServicesEaster ServicesEaster ServicesEaster ServicesTHE CHRISTIAN CHURCHES OF TE AWAMUTU INVITE YOU TO THE FOLLOWING

Anglican MAUNDY THURSDAY, APRIL 17 10.30AM - 1662 Eucharist in Old St John’s 7.30PM - Celebration of The Last Supper at

Old St John’s and Stripping of The Altar

GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 18 10.00AM - St John’s Via Dolorosa (Journey of

Jesus to the Cross) 2.00PM - Old St John’s the Last Hour of the

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EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 20 Resurrection Sunday Communion 8.00AM - Old St John’s, Te Awamutu 9.00AM - St Paul’s, Hairini 9.30AM - St Saviour’s, Pirongia 10.00AM - St John’s

Te AwamutuAssembly of God GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 18 7.00PM - Production, Behind Closed Doors

EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 20 10.30AM - Production, Behind Closed Doors

St Patrick’sCatholic Church HOLY THURSDAY, APRIL 17 7.00PM - Mass

GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 18 3.00PM - Liturgy

HOLY SATURDAY, APRIL 19 7.00PM - Vigil Mass

EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 20 10.00AM - Mass

Methodist Church 7.30PM - MAUNDY THURSDAY, APRIL 17 10.00AM - GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 18 10.00AM - EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 20

Te AwamutuBaptist Church GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 18 9.30AM - Remembrance Day. Please stay

afterwards for a cuppa.

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Christian School buzzing

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CHAMPIONS each and everyone of them . . . Waipa ChristianSchool athletics team with their trophy held by HankKroesbergen and Jonathan Smith.

BY COLIN THORSEN

Waipa Christian School isbuzzing with excitement afterwinning the overall cham-pionship at Waikato Chris-tian Schools’ Cluster Ath-letics Day for the first time.

The champion Te Awa-mutu school triumphed atPorritt Stadium, heading offSouthcity Christian School(Hamilton), Hamilton Chris-tian School, Matamata Chris-tian School , HamiltonSeventh Day AdventistSchool, Chapman College(Rotorua), Paeroa ChristianSchool and Lake Taupo Chris-tian School.

Events contested were 80mand 100m sprints, long jump,high jump, shot put andrelays.

Waipa Christian Schoolwas represented by 26 Year4-8 students, who all contri-buted to the win with severalpodium placings.

The stand out athletes

were Benjamin Smith (first insprints), Hannah Yarndley(first in long jump) and KyleneGuarizo (second in sprints).

The school’s relay teams allexcelled.

The eight-year-old teamproduced an outstandingeffort to upstage formidableopposition, the 10-year-oldswere second and the nine-year-olds equal third.

School spokespersonShelly Bishop said the chil-dren earned points for theevents they entered.

‘ ‘The better theyperformed, the more pointsthey gained for their schools.

‘‘These points were thencollated and worked out fairlyaccording to the numbers foreach school (some schoolshad 50 participants, othersfive).’’

Waipa Christian Schooltook overall honours with 83points, from Hamilton SDA60, Matamata 52 and Hamil-ton Christian 48.

Big clash for unbeaten darts teamsBY COLIN THORSEN

Ohaupo will be hoping last week’s byestands them in good stead in tonight’s top-of-the-table clash against Warriors in TeAwamutu subsidiary darts round.

Unbeaten teams after week four areWarriors, Ohaupo, Rosetown Rockets andTungstens.

Attention focuses on tonight’sWarriors-Ohaupo match and it would be abrave punter to bet against either team,such is the quality of the respective line-ups.

Rosetown Rockets and Tungstens havemuch easier draws in week five and shouldboth retain their unbeaten records.

Marty Pearce, Steve Pickard and KenMcDowall all threw 180s for RosetownRockets in a 13-2 win over RSA Allsorts lastweek.

Mike Heays was the pick of the RSAplayers, winning his pairs (with KathyDixon) and his singles.

The fourth 180 of the night was thrownby Hayley Flintoff in Ohaupo Tigers’ 13-2win over RSA Bombers.

Jason Neilsen prevented a Tigers’

whitewash by winning his pairs (withJocelyn Dunn) and his singles.

Tungstens chalked up their fourthstraight win, beating Ohaupo Solids 9-6.

Judy Botting threw 140, 152 start, andGary Strong 136 start for the winlessOhaupo Solids.

Warriors were made to work for their10-5 win over WWMC Hobbits who havesuffered two straight losses following theirfirst round loss and bye.

WWMC Raiders accounted forRosetown Thorns 9-6. No scoresheet wasavailable.

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Stunning success

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FRONT-RUNNER David Smith impressed alland sundry at the national athletics cham-pionships in Wellington.

BY COLIN THORSEN

Te Awamutu athlete David Smithenhanced his rapidly growing reputa-tion collecting a full set of medals at NewZealand track and field championshipsin Wellington.

The 20-year-old took gold in the 400m,silver in the long jump and bronze in100m representing Waikato/Bay ofPlenty in the Parafed (Paralympics)section of the championships.

His 100m in 12.86sec was a personalbest.

Smith competed as an AMB (Ambu-lant), the name given to able athleteswho compete together in an event.

The medals are awarded by percent-age of the world record of their classifi-cation.

‘‘It makes it exciting at the end ofevents to see the medal allocation,’’ hesays.

Smith was second on the trackbehind a blade runner in the 100m butwas awarded bronze on calculated per-centage.

The Para athlete (CP), who was sixth,received the gold.

Smith has enjoyed stunning successsince joining Te Awamutu AthleticsClub last year — his parents takingparticular delight from his success at hisfirst Parafed nationals.

The national secondary schools’ 400mPara record holder defended his title atPorritt Stadium in December, hot on theheels of winning the 400m at the SpecialOlympics Nationals in Dunedin.

Te Awamutu Athletics’ MeganBethell also represented Waikato/BOP withdistinction in the finals of the juniorwomen’s 400, 800 and 1500m at the nationalsin Wellington.

She was fifth in the 400m in a personalbest 60.16sec, eighth in the 800 in a season’spersonal best 2.00.95 and 10th in the 1500 ina PB 4.52 minutes. Bethell’s times wereoutstanding in cold and windy conditionsnot conducive to good times.

Meeting highlights included the clashbetween Tom Walsh and Jacko Gill in theshot put won by Walsh, Waikato athletestaking the first three places in the seniormen’s 100m and junior women’s 100m, andWaikato/BOP athletes Cameron Frenchand Michael Cochrane fighting out thesenior men’s 400m hurdles with centi-metres separating them and just missingqualifying for Glasgow.

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PARENT/STUDENT COACHESA workshop aimed at new/beginner coaches will

be held at Te Awamutu Primary School on Monday,May 5 at 6.30pm.

The workshop will cover the basics of being aneffective coach, as well as how to plan a session,codes of conduct and more. This is a greatopportunity for new coaches to gather lots of tipsand increase confidence to assist you in yourcoaching role. The Workshop is free and will includeuseful resources.

For further details and to register contact JanisJeffers [email protected] of phone 078232510 or 0274 757747.KiwiSport — Go Waipa Holiday Programme —The KiwiSport Team will be running a day of sportas part of the Go Waipa Holiday Programme onTuesday, April 22 from 10am — 2pm at TeAwamutu Events Centre. Bring lunch and drink.

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Toast of Puahue Primary

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RIDING high . . . Puahue Primary School’s well-performed motocross teamwith the overall team trophy and individual ‘top eight’ plaques. From left: RileyDeakin, Christian Fladgate, Ethan Fladgate (1st), Luke Gurnick, ChaseEmpsom (5th), Caitlin Fladgate, Harry Empsom, Hayden Fladgate, TomEmpsom and Caylem Deakin.

BY COLIN THORSEN

Puahue’s motocross team was the toast ofthe school after being second overall at thePrimary/Intermediate Challenge at Roto-rua.

It was a mighty achievement in only thesecond year Puahue has entered a team inthe hotly-contested event.

About 50 schools from throughout theNorth Island competed, including Hauturu,Te Kowhai, Onewhero, Pirongia and Ohaupoprimary schools from the Waikato.

The primary competition was split intosix classes over two tracks.

Puahue’s team of 10 keen, young riderscomprised Ethan Fladgate, ChristianFladgate, Caitlin Fladgate, Hayden Fladgate,Tom Empsom, Harry Empsom, ChaseEmpsom, Riley Deakin, Luke Gurnick andCaylem Deakin.

Points gained by the entire team contri-buted to their school gaining second overall.

Making the podium were Ethan Fladgate(first in 8-10 year 85cc class) and ChaseEmpsom (fifth in trail class).

Caylem Deakin, 5, competed in his firstrace on his 50cc bike.

Te Awamutu Motorcycle Club presidentGraham Adams, who has kept his eye on theyoung local riders and encouraging them atlocal events throughout the year, was amongthe first to congratulate them on their efforts.

Fantastic form secures trophyGarry Bowman won the Secretary’s

Trophy with a best two of three roundsnett 126 at Pirongia Golf Club.

Bowman was in fantastic form duringhis three rounds, coughing up only twobogeys. He also struck the jackpot withtwos on nine and 16.

Runner-up was Barry Slade on 127,with Gary Russo a further shot adriftthird.

Ray Shaw reports an amusing inci-dent where a senior club member,maybe due to the change of daylightsaving, arrived early with his car andgolf cart but missing his clubs. He faced along drive back to Hamilton for hisround of golf.

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Slade 66, Bryan Ryburn, Grant Easton67, Tyne Watts 68, Daryl Baty, KevinAppleby, Ken Bardsley and CharlieColes 69.

Club patron Ian Grey won the juniordivision with 63 nett, from KevinNickson 65, Bill Shaw 66, TerryCharlesworth 67, Dick Thomas, DavePeryer 68, John Creek 69, Keith Ormsbyand Graham Tocker 70.

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Stock AuctionsFORMALNOTICES

Births

DIACK.Paul and Deb welcome

"Nina Grace"A wee sister for Lexiand Ruby. Born 6 April2014. A big thanks toAnita Bain, Kimbaand Matariki Staff.

EngagementsJAMES - FLEMING.Scott and Amanda,along with theirparents, are thrilled toannounce theirengagement to familyand friends.

Public Notices

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FEDERATED FARMERS

AGM17 April 2014

at 7.30pmWaipa District Council

Meeting Rooms

Speaker:Chris Lewis

Talking about PKE Trip

TE AWAMUTUROSETOWN

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Thursday 17 AprilSpeaker:

John Earwaker"Life as a

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Maundy Thursday7pm

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Will comprise:28 Holstein Friesian Incalf Heifers, Top BW217 4 Holstein Friesian Cows, Top BW218 2 Holstein Friesian Yearling Heifers, Top BW235 3 Holstein Friesian Embryo Packages sired by Goldwyn 1 Holstein Friesian Embryo Flush38 Lots, Offering is EBL Free, Lepto Vaccinated, TB C10.This years’ offering includes many from outstanding families and many by world renowned highly ranked sires. Cattle sold from this sale previously have performed very well in their new herds with many purchasers returning annually to purchase replacement females. Conformation, production and good breeding are a feature of this well presented offering. The regions’ top herds have cattle on offer.

Waipa Combined Breeders Holstein Friesian Sale

Tuesday, 22 April 2014 at 11.30amSale Held on the Property of

David & Wendy Harker245 Kakepuku Rd, RD3, Te Awamutu

PGG Wrightson Te Awamutu and Branches or Brian Robinson Livestock Ltd.

All enquiries to:PGG Wrightson Andrew Reyland 0272 237 092Brian Robinson Livestock Brian Robinson 0272 410 051

A fully illustrated catalogue giving all details is available online at www.nzholstein.org.nz or from the auctioneers:

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Te Awamutu Weekly SaleTe Awamutu Saleyards, Paterangi RoadThursday, 17 April 2014

Sale Comprising:11.00 Prime & Boners10 Fat Cattle200 BonersDairies12.30pm50 MT young cows fully recorded

Store Cattle10 x 2 year Steers & Heifers30 Yearling Beef X Steers & Heifers30 Weaner Beef X Steers & Heifers

Sheep & Calves12.00 Sheep and Calves20 Calves

A/C Client10 x Friesian Bull Calves

WantedYoung MT Cows recordedFriesian Weaner Heifers recordedRecorded ylg Fries Fries X HeifersRecorded Jsy ylg Heifers

Further EnquiriesPeter SchnurigerChris Ryan Andrew Reyland Andy Transom Bill Donnelly

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Property For Sale

UNIQUE DEVELOPMENTOPPORTUNITY

2400m2 elevated property in Teasdale Street.Commanding views of Pirongia and

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FlatmatesROOMS to let, two kms totown, power, internet,phone, Sky, $140 p/wk.Ph 027 555 4289.

Property Wanted50 hectares wanted tolease, Waipa district/Pukeatua. Ph M and KBenioni 872 4540.

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DRY mixed firewood. PhTitch 871 6792.FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 -$170, 10m3 - $300delivered. Ph 07 873 9190or 021 617 349.MACROCARPA, Ti Tree,Gum, ute loads, Ph 027423 1381.

GrazingGRAZING wanted, 25 - 30Jersey yearling heifers,May - May. Ph Shaun 0276353 726 or 872 7750.

Livestock & Poultry

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

CAMBELTSTYRE and Tune Centre.WOF, servicing, and allmechanical repairs, 21Bond Road. Ph 871 3267.

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Gardening &Landscaping

GARDENERRON Elder for all yourgarden maintenance. Ph870 6453 or 027 845 8530.

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

TE AWAMUTUTE AWAMUTULAWN CARELAWN CARE• Lawn mowing• Lawn mowing• Hedge cutting• Hedge cutting• • Broadleaf sprayingBroadleaf spraying• Lawn seeding• Lawn seeding027 251 1414027 251 1414

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HOME AND HOSPITAL

Experienced CaregiversWe have postions available for experienced caregivers to undertake casual rostered shifts in our hospital and rest home.

Phone Ethne 871 6226.

If you would enjoy working with our elderly residents in a caring and happy environment then please call for an application form and further information.

Preference will be given to applicants who have completed the ACE training course. Full orientation, ongoing support and education provided.

Situations WantedFENCING

FARM - Residential -Lifestyle, for all yourfencing requirements,experience and qualityguaranteed. Ph 07 8271849 or mobile 027 4730001.

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SERVICE CO-ORDINATORWe require an energetic person to fulfil theabove position. Applicant must be able towork in a team (team player) and able to workwithout supervision.Duties/Requirements:-To co-ordinate the service jobs in our busyworkshop.

-To ensure our customers are given the bestservice experience possible.

Applicant must have:-A current/clean full drivers licence.-The ability to upsell.-A sound mechanical and Windows basedcomputer skills.

-Good communication skills.Applications in writing to:Stu Tervit – Dealer Principal

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Te Awamutu 3840 [email protected]

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We have a position available in our very busy tyre shop.Person must have good communication skills and willing to work extended hours if required.Position entails: • Car, Truck and Tractor Tyre Fitting • Wheel Alignment • Customer ServiceFull in house training available.Must be able to work in a team environment.Please reply in writing to Steve at Te Awamutu Tyre Centre LtdPO Box 247 Te Awamutu [email protected]

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FREE UNDER $50 ADVERTISINGOur conditions:- Advertisement must be submitted on original coupon, ads received on photocopies will not be printed.- For Sale items only.- Item value MUST be advertised for “less than $50.”- No more than 10 words per advertisement.- Limit one advertisement per household.- Coupon only valid to residents - no Trade-Commercial advertising.- One item only per coupon.

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