UP IN SMOKE: (Above) Fireghters worked to successfully save much of the structure at the rear of the premises while (below) the front ofces and fallow rening plant were destroyed. 157061A/BD

Social directory

Kainga Aroha Community House has updated its Directory of Social Services for 2006. This 20 page booklet lists agencies involved in the delivery of the wide range of social services in the district. It is prepared by the agencys volunteers and a free copy is available at Te Awamutu CAB or Kainga Aroha Community House (39 Hall Street, Kihikihi) for each of the organisations which have recently been contacted for update details.

Wilsons Whisky

1 Litre
Offer concludes close of trade 12/06/06 while stocks last

OPEN 7 DAYS

Phone Cnr Sloane & Vaile Sts TE AWAMUTU
This Week's Special 2002 Suzuki Eiger

Seagrams Gin

1 litre

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New Seagers Gin & Tonic

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2 for $26.99 $50

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Peter Glidden Honda
462 Ohaupo Road, Te Awamutu.

Phone 871 7317

SPENCE MARINE SERVICE
190 Bruce Berquist Drive (off Bond Road), Ph 871 7711

YOUR LETTERS

KAWHIA HIGH TIDES
Add eight minutes for Raglan Harbour

Upside to pool complex

In response to Cindy Bennetts letter re Te Awamutu Events Centre pool, I would like to put some positive points of view from someone who has, also, used the pool regularly since its opening. Because of foot and knee problems I am no longer able to walk very far, so being able to swim and exercise in the pool has kept me mobile for the past few years. I have never contracted any health problems from the pool and frequently observe quite rigorous cleaning by the staff. The water has never looked dirty to me, though the uctuating temperatures are a challenge. I would also like to comment on the positive parenting I see going on at the pool. As a keen observer of children and their parents, I am impressed. These people also seem not to be aware of or worried by the alleged lack of cleanliness at the facility. Im sure they would not put their children at risk. I have to drive to the pool and speak with others who come regularly from Hamilton and Cambridge. I am grateful for the pools existence - my health would have suffered without it. ROBIN HOLDAWAY

SPELLBOUND: Prime Minister Helen Clark listens to Maungatautari Ecological Island Trust visionary David Wallace explain aspects of the 157063BD ambitious project.

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Diamonds

$3,995

Delicious
Two Persons Required PACKAGE DEAL
To live in a new fully furnished, two bedroom unit especially designed for senior care persons set in lovely gardens in a very quiet area of Kihikihi, Waikato. This would suit two older persons with moderate physical needs and not yet ready for a rest home. Our asking weekly rent and negotiated care is $250 per person. The 4 month old spacious open plan unit has under oor heating. It is equipped with brand new appliances and oor coverings etc. Security doors and lights on both back and front of unit and all windows have security arms and y screens. It has a spacious toilet/bathroom with oor level shower/non-slip vinyl. Bond negotiable You will be required to pay the phone line into the unit. You will have the main meal cooked for you each day. One or two hours housework done daily as required. Taken to town on an arranged day for shopping, Drs etc. The surrounding grounds kept by the owners. A weekly hair set for the lady/ies of the house. A small amount of personal help will be negotiated if required. No pets and non smokers preferred. Police check would be required.
Please correspond by phoning Angela or Chris on 6534 evenings

$4,995

LAYBY & FINANCE AVAILABLE

BEAMISH

GEMTIME JEWELLER

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Time to start snapping Reducing burglaries
Te Awamutu Community Constable Richard Hurrell says knowing how a burglar operates may stop you from becoming a victim. He suggests the following tips : Set up or join a Neighbourhood Support Group in your area Make sure doors, windows and other entry and exit points from your house have good quality, effective catches and locks Always lock doors and windows at night, if youre out in the garden or going out or away. Keep garden sheds and garages secure. Lock away tools, ladders Have an alarm system professionally installed Install sensor lights on access paths or around main external doors Install a peep-hole in a front door so you know whos visiting you Ask unannounced visitors who they are and what they want. Trim trees or remove shrubbery which might hide a burglars activity Get to know your neighbours and develop plans to deal with problems or suspicious activity. If youre going away, neighbours can collect your mail or newspaper and make your place look occupied. Mark valuable property with serial numbers and keep a record of these numbers. Consider placing Beware of Dog signs on gates or fences. Police are always interested in suspicious activity. Dont hesitate to report something out of the ordinary. Above all, remember burglars like easy, tempting opportunities. If you, or someone you know has been burgled, it is best to take immediate action to improve the security of your home. If you do see someone acting suspiciously in your neighbourhood ask yourself the following questions. Have I seen this person in the neighbourhood before? Is there a sense of purpose to the persons activity? What does the person appear to be looking at and why? Does this person have a car and whats the car registration number? Mr Hurrell may be contacted at the Te Awamutu Police Station (ph 872 0100). For further safety tips see todays feature (pages 12-13).

A SELECTION of previous Top Pics entries.
Te Awamutu and district residents have the opportunity to contribute to the promotion of the district by entering the Top Pics 06 photographic competition. The competition is a joint venture between principal sponsors Waipa Networks and Interislander and Photo Magic Studios, and supported by Te Awamutu i-SITE Visitor Centre. Keen photographers are encouraged to collate and take the images required to enter into any or all of the ve categories. The categories are: People - people having fun/enjoying Te Awamutu and district; Events - Te Awamutus own unique happenings; Waipas Natural Beauty - Bush, mountains, water, rural; Urban Excellence - Pirongia, Ohaupo Kihikihi, Te Awamutus parks, gardens town and buildings, streets and houses, schools, churches, venues and locations; Commercial Successes - businesses large and small, agricultural enterprises, manufacturing, industrial. The winner of each category will receive a $100 prize voucher and the supreme winner will be presented with an additional voucher valued at $250.00. Vouchers are redeemable at Photo Magic Studios. Entry is conditional on images being available for unlimited use by Te Awamutu i-SITE Visitor Centre and Waipa Networks for promotional purposes. The competition closes on Friday, October 6. Photographs should be taken during 2005/2006 and need to be entered for judging in 30cm by 20cm format le size larger that 150kbs. For consistency and so all images can be scanned and stored on Photo CD in digital format for future use, an arrangement has been made with Photo Magic Studios. For a minimal entry cost of $2.00 per photo entry, the images will be printed and automatically submitted into competition. Each entry is placed on black backing card for presentation purposes with category and picture name. An exhibition of photographs will be available for viewing at the Burchell Pavilion Function Room at Te Awamutu i-SITE Visitor Centre from November 13-15 as part of Waipa Networks SCREAM Rosetown Festival. Prize announcements will take place at the opening night of SCREAM Rosetown Festival in November. Entry forms can be downloaded from www.teawamutu.co.nz or collected from the Information Centre, Waipa Networks or Photo Magic Studios. Further information is available from the Visitor Centre (or ta.info@xtra.co.nz).

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Before you switch it on.

GET IT CHECKED!
- Electric Blankets - Heating Equipment - Dehumidifiers
Did you know all appliances should be checked annually to ensure they are safe for use?
Shirley Rouse was panicstricken when she discovered her two-year-old Will had eaten the tiny, white silica beads that he found in her new purse. He asked if he could eat the lollies. I told him that they werent lollies and he needed to throw them away. Rouse left the room for only a few moments, but it was enough time for Will to swallow what he thought was a treat. The rst thing she did was to assess the situation - how sick was he and how many of the beads had he eaten? She decided he was not very sick, and hadnt eaten many, but she decided to call her Poisons Centre for advice. The Poisons Centre told her that the beads, used to absorb moisture and commonly found in new handbags and luggage, were non-toxic. But Rouse was still shaken. She had good reason to be: accidental childhood poisonings are common and they dont always have good outcomes. The National Poison Centre (766) is well equipped to provide vital information on what to do in case of a possible poisoning. Signs of poisoning include difculty breathing or speaking, dizziness, unconsciousness, foaming or burning of the

SAFE IS YOUR WORLD?

If poison is inhaled, take the child outside for fresh air. If breathing or heartbeat is absent, perform CPR and call 111 immediately. If the child is unconscious or breathing is difcult or laboured, call 111. The younger the child, the more likely that he or she will ingest something dangerous. You cant leave your children alone in a room with toxic agents and expect them to leave them alone when you tell them to. Be sure to keep the usual and the unusual - suspects out of reach and out of sight. The most dangerous household items for children under ve include prescription and non-prescription medications, car cleaning solutions, caustic chemicals (oven cleaner, dishwasher powder etc), hydrocarbons (kerosene etc), pesticides and alcohol. Other less obvious substances that should also be kept out of reach include iron supplements, mouthwash and nicotine. Cosmetics and other attractively packaged items are also dangerous. Children like anything colourful that may look like a toy or sweets. All of these items should be kept locked up or out of reach. The debate has been reignited about what types of smoke alarms should be used. Photoelectric alarms go off when the light sensor is disturbed, while an ionisation alarm goes off when smoke is detected. The Fire Service says people should not lose faith in any smoke alarms - working alarms are far better than no alarms at all. In most fatal res in New Zealand no smoke alarms were installed, and most res in this country begin in the kitchen. Hot aming res rise up to the ionisation smoke alarms most commonly used, says re engineer Dr Paula Beever. Dr Beever is a world recognised authority in re engineering and runs the Fire Services risk management arm. She says that each year since 2002, 1000 house res have been successfully detected by smoke alarms, and two-thirds of these res controlled without any damage to the house. ``Smoke alarms do save lives. All of them give people sufcient warning time to get everyone out - that is why we always advise people to get smoke alarms installed and practise your escape plans. She says re safety is not just about smoke alarms, which at the end of the day are the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff. `We are always urging people to stop res happening in the rst place. There are three causes of res - men, women and children. One of our main messages is keep looking while youre cooking.

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Hey - c u cnr of Wht St n Brdwy Rd at 5?
Text messaging is now part of our everyday life and most people could not imagine being without it. It is both an inexpensive and convenient way of communicating. However txt has introduced similar risks to those of internet chat rooms, that is you are not always sure of the real identity of the person you are communicating with. With txt anyone can be hiding behind an anonymous prepay mobile phone number. The warning around text messaging is exactly the same as that applied to internet chat rooms. Dont agree to meet people you do not know, unless you do so in circumstances where you are completely safe, for example you are with a group of friends. Mobile phones are now regarded as a necessity by most people and they provide a means to achieve a level of freedom and convenience to communicate with others from almost anywhere. All that is required is a little common sense around their use and storage to ensure that mobile phone ownership is relatively risk free.
because a GREAT days fishing is a SAFE days fishing!
166 Cambridge Road, Te Awamutu, Phone 871 6793
Te Awamutus only locally owned and operated Security Response Company
Supporting the Police and the community 24 hours a day for over 17 years.
WE OFFER FREE ADVICE ON ALL SECURITY NEEDS BEFORE YOU SPEND YOUR MONEY

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WHEEL BALANCING AND SAFETY CHECKS
Dynamic Wheel Balancer and Tyre Changing We service all types of motorbikes. New tyres, sourced on request, at very competitive prices
Technician Lou Brown balancing a road bike wheel.

ROAD BIKE

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For 24 Hour Service Ph (07) Fax (07) 870 4178, Mob (021) 739 511

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"Sober Driver Services"
- Shuttle service available - Reasonable rates - Reliable service

Phone Lou Brown 872 0232

POINT PRE-WINTER
Te awamutu. $15 Kihikihi. $20 Ohaupo, pirongia, te kawa... $35
Any further per KM cheaper than a D.I.C

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THURS FRI SAT

Phone Charlie on 9459

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Saturday Mornings Only 9:00am to 12 noon

VEHICLE CHECK

FARM MACHINERY CENTRE
TELEPHONE 0232 HAMILTON TOLL FREE 6000

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CONTACT DAVE: 672

FACSIMILE 8190

Fairview Ford

L.M.V.D.

SARAH ULMER getting in some training on Te Awamutu and 1570618AD Cambridge country roads before heading to the US.
Email: waipawm.c@xtra.co.nz
COURTESY BUS 0274-584-557
MEMBERS, AFFILIATED MEMBERS AND GUESTS WELCOME

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FREE COFFEE MUG
with lube, oil etc and Cam Belt special
STARLET, COROLLA, CORONA, CAMRY, RAV4
(Include belt and labour 4 cyl petrol engines) $185 incl
HIACE, HILUX DIESEL - $260 incl

CAM-BELT SPECIAL

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Restaurant refurbished Check it out! WAIPA WORKINGMENS CLUB ALBERT PARK DRIVE PH 871 3923
Richardson in world games contention
The Eventing New Zealand selectors have added ve more riders to the shortlist for Augusts World Equestrian Games in Germany. The announcement brings the tally to 11 riders seeking six spots in the nal lineup for Aachen. Four will comprise the New Zealand team and two will compete as individuals. Following the six riders initially named in January, the new contenders are Blair Richardson, Emily Butcher, Matthew Grayling, Jonelle Richards and Donna Smith. Richardson, formerly of Te Awamutu, now based in New South Wales, completed qualication by placing third in the advanced division at the just completed Bell Tea three day event at Taupo. Butcher (Canterbury) was fourth at Taupo and 15th at the Adelaide four star international event. Grayling (Taranaki) completed qualication at the Bell Tea Taupo three star event, where he successfully defended his advanced title. Richards (Canterbury), reserve rider for the Athens Olympics, is currently in the UK. Smith (formerly of Te Kauwhata, now based in USA)) completed qualication with a top 20 nish at the Rolex four star event in Kentucky. Eventing New Zealand high performance director Blyth Tait, who will manage the team at the world championships, said the nal team will be named on June 26. The six riders initially named were Alex De Luca Oliveira, Dan Jocelyn, Joe Meyer, Andrew Nicholson (UK, formerly of Kihikihi), Caroline Powell, Heelan Tompkins.

SPORTS DRAW

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Netball Draw for 8 +10/06/06
Premier Grade Draw 8/6/06 6:30: Marist Weka v United; College Senior A v COGS RHL 8:15 OSC Bailey Ingham Wanderers v TAS Ecolab; RSN v Pirongia Meateaters 10 June 2006 9:00: Pirongia Black v TAS Upaklass; Int Rusty Rascals v Int Hooplaas; Kawau Tigers v Pirongia AMP; TAS Soliders v Pirongia Red; Alpha Netball v St Pats Stars; Arohena v TAPS Hot Steppers 9:50: Pirongia Sincerity v Te Taumata Ki Parawera; Pirongia Stormers v Pukeatua Soldiers; Sacred Heart 1 v TAS Nitwits; COGS BCT v College Spaghettios; Pirongia Strikers v Int Playerz 10:40: College 9A v Marist Weka A; Int Magic v St Pats Hot Shots; Ohaupo Allens United Drainage & Earthworks v TAS CBR; Sacred Heart 2 v Int Vipers; Comrades Social v College Senior C; Kihikihi Devils v TAPS Hot Steppers 11:30: College 10B v ASB Bank; Pirongia Stormers v Int Tornadoes; Int Foxy Roxys v St Pats Stingers; TAS Corboy Earthmovers v Pirongia Alexandra Hotel; Pirongia Troopers v Pukeatua Soldiers 12:20: College I Love Lamps v TAS KTM Farm & Trail; Int Devils v Korakonui Llamas; College Senior B v AI Know; Pirongia FIL v Int Interceptors; TAS Gyde Wansbone v College 10A; Kihikihi Devils v Puahue Hotties 1:10: Aywon Stars v TAS Done Deal; Int Tornadoes v St Pats Chiefs; TAS Barbies v RSN Juniors; TAS Guthrie Bowron v Pirongia RD1; Pekerau Piranhas v Pirongia Sparklers 2:00: College Fusions v TAS Mists; Paterangi Comrades v Aywon Pacers; Tigers Royal v COGS 2; College 9C v Int Surferz; College Senior Social v Ohaupo General Store; Puahue Hotties v Kakepuku Falcons 2:50: College 9B v College 10Cl; Int Angels v Pekerau Stingers; TAS Rockerz v Int Daddys Angels; TAS M&B Contractors v TAS Paul Kay Dental; TAPS Magic v Korakonui Katz Duty Roster: Marist Weka, College Fusions, Paterangi Comrades, Int Tornadoes, Pukeatua Soldiers, Pirongia Stormers,TAPS Hot Steppers, Kihikihi Devils and Puahue Hotties have 2 games

SPEED DATING

LASER LEVEL
Phone 871-3288 Te Awamutu
Waipa Property Link Ltd. MREINZ ONE bedroom self contained flat, $150p/w. Phone 871-4331 or (025) 833-331.
Contact Francene on 871-7146, Mobile (027) 289-3952 871-6287 a/h
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CAT FOOD URGENTLY NEEDED
Please drop off at the Te Awamutu Courier office, at the SPCA on Sundays, or phone the number below to arrange a delivery time OPEN DAYS Every Sunday 1.00pm - 4.00pm except public holidays
Or by appointment Phone 871-5222 and leave a message

POLE SAW

THE DIABETES RESEARCH UNIT
At Waikato Hospital is looking for VOLUNTEERS to help us with our research into cholesterol lowering medication. If you: Are between 18 and 74 years Are on Lipex (simvastatin for your cholesterol) Have high cholesterol/high triglycerides Do NOT have Diabetes Think you would be interested in finding out more about this study. Please contact us by sending in your details or phoning us at: Email: watermaa@waikatodhb.govt.nz Phone (07) 839-8701 ext 6679

TUITION

PICTURE framing tuition, six week course, learn how to frame your own photos, prints, originals, certificates, needle work and tapestries with Waikatos certified framer, 25 years experience, day or night courses. Phone Ron (07) 843-6672.

NAIL GUN

FOR LEASE

RETAIL OR WORKSHOP

Premises, good parking, large yard, long term. Phone 871-7533

MEETINGS

BOARD AVAILABLE
BOARDER wanted for house in Pirongia. Phone (027) 333-6512.
WAIPA WORKINGMENS CLUB (INC)
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING To be held in clubrooms on Sunday, June 18 at 1.00pm Ballot papers are now available at the club. Voting is to take place at the club from Saturday, June 3, 10.00am to Saturday, June 17, 7.00pm. Scrutineers: Max Mellsop Bernie Turpin Only 2006/2007 financial members are eligible to vote and attend the meeting. Business: Minutes of 2005 meeting, Presidents Report, Financial Report, Election of Officers and Committees, Remits, General Business. R.P. OConnor SECRETARY

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VEHICLE FINANCE

COOPER - Isabel. Loved best friend of June. Miss and love you, will always remember you. COOPER - Isabel Loved grandma of Angelique and Alan. Loved great grandma of Ashlee and Dalton. You are sadly missed and will forever be in our hearts and memories.

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No Deposit Finance Learner License Same Day Approval Bad Credit - No credit Vehicles from $3000
WANTED, farm house/cottage to rent for relief milker, Ohaupo area. Phone (021) 268-4228.

Ph: 90 90

Watson Haworth Motors Finance

STORAGE

New facility, many sizes, good rates, security and 7 day access.

A1 SELF

Sell it in the Classifieds!

Phone 871 5151

Phone 871-6164 or (0274) 783 085

FOR SALE UNDER $50

CDAX spray pump, good working order, $49.50. Phone 8702395. ELECTRIC wall heater, good condition, $15. Phone 8716345.

GRAZING AVAILABLE

GRAZING AVAILABLE FOR up to 100 dairy heifers in Otorohanga area. May 2006 to May 2007. Phone Allan (07) 873-0720.

WORK WANTED

CLARKES CARPET CLEANING
For your carpet and upholstery cleaning Phone Keith, mobile (027) 280-0790 or 871-4930
NO fix, no fee, repairs from experienced local IT professional. Mobile upgrades, repairs and installations service. No call out fees! Phone Matt (021) 261-5277 or 870-3038.

SITUATIONS VACANT

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Tree Surgeon

Stump Removal
Highly qualified Quality guaranteed
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FARM EQUIPMENT
SUZUKI LTF 500 ATV 1998, and Kea ATV trailer 5 x 4 with crate for sale, both good condition, $3600 ono. Phone 870-2931.
Guaranteed dairy heifer grazing available
Contact: Bruce (07) 827-4605

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We aim to please

DIGGER with driver, $62 hr inc gst. Phone Tony 871-3620. EXTERIOR house cleaning. Phone Ultra Clean 871-6662 today!

WANTED!

QUALITY CONSTRUCTION
Alterations & additions
House repairs Phone (07) 871-9202 Mobile (027) 434-8896 heath@hmb.co.nz QUALIFIED BUILDER
Interiors to Decorate. We specialise in painting, wallpapering and spraypainting. Phone Dave Rowe (027) or (07) 873-1777. WINDOWS cleaned by the experts. Phone Ultra Clean 871-6662.

TEMPS WANTED

We are currently looking for people to work on a regular casual basis in the following position:
SUPPORT WORKERS: for people with disabilities.

Mobile (0274) 825-925

or Freephone 84 94
www.nzgrazing.co.nz HAY for sale, $6.50 per bale, can deliver small quantities. Phone (07) 829-7831.

Glen Rawson Plumbing

Craftsman, Plumber and Gasfitter

Bathroom renovations

Decks & Fences
Temps must have previous experience and be able to provide a hands-on approach to our clients. Weekend and night shift work available.

Channel. The lm deftly avoids the pitfalls of sentiment through self-deprecating humour that recalls The Full Monty in tone and theme, as well as a stunning performance from Peter Mullan as protagonist Frank Redmond. As the emotional styles swing around him, Peter Mullan holds the lm together with a performance of granite-like strength. His Frank is not a likeable cheeky chap (leave it to Billy Boyd for that part of the equation), but a pig-headed man who bottles up his feelings and needs the repetition of his swimming training to give his newly unemployed life some order.
Maternity leave position - Monday, July 24 Friday, November 24, 2006. Please phone the Principal, Barbara Cavanagh on 871-4199 or send CV to: info@teawamutucol.school.nz or P O Box 369, Te Awamutu

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Story Book Circus opens tomorrow
On the 6th day of the 6th month, in the year 06, his day will come!
THE OMEN - The rise of the anti-christ who would destroy mankind. A stylish and suspensful shocker-thriller.

STARTS 6/6/06

TUE & WED 6.00 & 8.00 THU 10.15, 6.10 & 8.10 FRI 6.10 & 8.15
The rst new circus to launch in New Zealand for many years opens in Te Awamutu tomorrow. The Story Book Circus is a new show with a new marquee and new entrance. The story revolves around young Abassy who starts his day with the disappointment of not being able to go to the circus thats just arrived in town. His mother cant afford to take him and all the excitement turns to sadness at the end of the day when he goes to bed. But thats when the

circus of his dreams begins. A fascinating show erupts the moment he closes his eyes. The Story Book comes alive and with every turn of the page the excitement grows. International acts from around the world explode into reality as his dream deepens. The show ends and the boy continues to sleep, only to awaken in the morning with tales that his mother cant believe. Abassy invites Te Awamutu people to join him in his dreams, so
that you too can enjoy, this new circus The story begins as you enter the mystical world, stepping through the clown into the wonderment of the marquee. Full of extraordinary features great performers, fantastic effects and totally affordable fun. The Story Book Circus performances are being staged from June 7 to June 11 at Selwyn Park (next to Information Centre) Evening performances (7pm) are on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Daytime performances are at 2pm on Saturday and 11am and 2pm on Sunday. Bookings are onsite from this afternoon or phone 788 for enquiries. See advertisement for further details and ticket prices. For a chance to win tickets ll out the form (left) and drop into the Courier ofce by 5pm tomorrow.

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Separated by 3000 miles, Marilyn Vine and Ria Lynch both nd their lives turned upside down. Marilyn struggles to cope with a tragic turn of events that threatens to shatter her family, while Ria grapples with news of her husband Dannys indelity. An accidental phone call brings these two otherwise unrelated women together and, in their mutual need for space and time alone, they agree to a two-month house exchange. Ria moves to small-town New England, while Marilyn takes over the stately Tara Road in Ireland. In swapping homes, both women slowly nd healing and strength through new surroundings and the kindness of others and gradually learn to accept the reality of their changed lives. Tara Road is adapted from the best-selling novel of the same name by internationally acclaimed Irish author Maeve Binchy (Circle of Friends).