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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 28, 2006

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Prison calling about creating freedom
Errol Baker still ready to make a difference after 30 years inside
By Grant Johnston Errol Baker joined the staff at Waikeria Prison nearly 30 years ago because he wanted to make a difference - something he is just as passionate about today. Mr Baker was a recipient of the 28 year clasp (??) at a recent function at Waipa Workingmens Club. He was already familiar with a number of Waikeria employees when he joined the staff of the then borstal in 1976 as he had played rugby with them - being a member of the renowned Baker brothers at St Pats Rugby Club. The money on offer was reasonable and I had a young family so that was a consideration, but above all I felt I had something to offer the prisoners to help prevent them from reoffending. Mr Baker says knowledge of life skills and an appreciation of the need to be a team player were among the attributes missing for many prisoners. Ive always seen team sport as a really good way for bringing people together into a family type situation - which for some of these guys was something badly missing in their lives. Family will generally let you know when you are in the wrong, but theyre also your staunchest allies. Having a family to boost you up, but at the same time keep your feet rmly on the ground is an important aspect of anyones upbringing. Getting these guys (prisoners) together into family situations is a way of helping them rebuild their lives. There have been huge changes at Waikeria in the three decades that Mr Baker has worked there - most obviously from being a borstal taking youth offenders for up to two years to being the largest prison in the country, with all types of prisoners including high security prisoners serving life sentences. The clientele at the prison reects the changes in society with dramatic increases in serious and violent crime leading to inmates serving longer sentences. We did not have the drug issues 30 years ago that we see today. A lot of people see drugs as way of getting rich quickly. Drugs exacerbate the problems that are already there. There is a lot of anger and frustration, with the rich in society getting rich and the poor becoming poorer. There are also often a lot of social implications from young people raising children - kids having kids. Mr Baker overseas the Te Aomarama Unit at Waikeria, where inmates are taught basic life skills and undergo an NCES qualications system in literacy - working one on one and learning in groups. Carving skills are taught - with inmates doing a lot of wood and bone carving also in their own time. A programme that has worked well for Maori prisoners, Te Hau Horongo, involves learning about tikanga and kawa - they learn about their history and what it is like to live the Maori way. Some prisoners come in here really angry - they dont know what they want. This programme gives them direction. It is about using the past to build the future. Mr Baker says he has seen enormous change in some inmates through this programme. One guy was right into a gang and was in for serious crimes. When he left he was a positive, condent, assured person - totally different. He was a leader in his unit and won the korero (speech) part of a kapa haka contest. Two other prisoners are now back in their own communities putting what they learned to good use to help others. In order to change, a person has to want to change - this unit gives them more opportunity and reason to change. I really enjoy what I do. If I can help a prisoner and prevent them from reoffending then I feel I have succeeded, Mr Baker says. Other honours presented at the function at Waipa Workingmens Club were to: 28 years: Graham Smith, Jim Tane, Graham Lile. 21 years: Mark Gulliver, Beth Richardson, Phillip Mosen, Misikueni Tualima, Allan Johnson, John Grifn, Paul OByrne, Noel Aukett.

BPW reects on successful year
Te Awamutu Business and Professional Womens retiring president Katherine ORegan reected on a busy and productive year when the changeover of ofcers was held at the organisations recent annual meeting. Mrs ORegan said that she had enjoyed her term and felt that Te Awamutu BPW was in good heart and she hoped that membership would continue to grow. BPW is open to all business and professional women in management or owning their own business, be it in the professions or trade. Mrs ORegan said that during the year BPW supported Te Awamutu Competitions Society, presented an annual study award of $1000 to a worthy student for tertiary education, presented a Cup to the Te Awamutu College for a female student showing initiative and enterprise, had a most successful breakfast with Annah Stretton and enjoyed guest speakers throughout the year at their dinner meetings. After a successful year the reins of presidency were handed over to Annette Johnson of Paterangi. Ofcers for 2006-7 elected were: President: Annette Johnson; secretary: Ngaire Hall; treasurer: Zilda Liddington; committee: Merran Firth (bulletin editor) Katrina Lancaster, Denise White, Tania Kabel Pluck, Kate Jones and immediate past president Katherine ORegan.

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A community function at Parawera School on December 11 will celebrate the graduation of six students. The 7pm function will feature the school production Panapa (directed by Louise Hawkes) and a kapa haka presentation. The function will also mark the contributions of departing teachers Elizabeth Wright and Elizabeth Bayley.

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Karate club coup

PODIUM placings for Te Awamutu Seido Karate exponents, from left, back row: Alex McIvor, Damian Harris, Reubin Currie; front row: Gerard Photo supplied McCarthy, Joanne Knapp. Te Awamutu Seido Karate team exceeded all expectations at the North Island championships in Wellington. Chief instructor Michael McIvor says the eight weeks of training paid off with every member collecting at least one medal. Reuben Currie was rst in the black belt kata (prearranged forms), rst in black belt weapons kata and third equal in open grade points sparring. Gerard McCarthy was second in black belt weapons kata. Fellow black belt Joanne Knapp was third equal in womens points sparring. Brown belt Alex McIvor was rst in semi-contact sparring and second in kata. Damian Harris was rst in collegiate semi-contact sparring and second in both collegiate points sparring and kata.
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Torrington shoots to top of world
By Colin Thorsen Te Awamutu College old girl Georgina Torrington (nee Double) is on top of the world. The 36-year-old headed off ve time American Bianchi champion Vera Koo to become world action pistol shooting ladies individual champion at Blacktown, Sydney. The New Zealand ladies team of Torrington and Hilary Hoover also took out the world teams championship. It came down to a three horse race between New Zealand, Germany and America. Hoover missed three plates, but the American lady shooting with her missed two plates. The two German ladies missed a total of seven plates between them, taking them out of contention for the gold. It left the New Zealand pair with one plate up their sleeve. Torrington clinched the world title by dropping just the one plate midway through the event. The American she was shooting with dropped six plates in total. After Id stopped shooting Hilary came racing over, gave me a huge hug and said gold, we won gold. I have to say I didnt really believe her. It wasnt until I looked around at all the New Zealand team standing there applauding that I knew what I had achieved. Wow words just cant describe that feeling. At this stage Torrington was unaware that she had also won the individual title. It was only when the previous title winner came up and shook my hand and congratulated me that I knew it was for real. Winning the world title has been her goal for the last ve years. She says one of the nicest things to come out of her win has been the amount of happiness that other people have enjoyed from it. My husband (Andrew) and mum and dad (George and Maria) are as proud as punch. Although nowadays living in Waiuku, Torrington says her loyalties for pistol shooting (and rugby) still lie in the Waikato. She is a member of the Hamilton Pistol Club and will always have fond memories of growing up in Te Awamutu. When not on the range, she works in the national sales ofce based in Auckland - for the worlds most global hotel company - InterContinental Hotels Group as business development manager, meetings and conferences. There will be no hanging up of the pistols from this goal setter - she plans to defend her title in 2008.

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Sections 64(3) Sale of Liquor Act 1989 Te Awamutu Club Inc has made application to the District Licensing Agency at Te Awamutu for the renewal of a Club licence in respect of the premises situated at 542 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu, known at Te Awamutu Club.
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Craftsman, Plumber and Gasfitter

PARAWERA SCHOOL

.3 position Y0 - Y6 Commence term 1, 2007. Thursday; 1.15 - 2.45pm Friday 9am - 2.45pm Skills you can offer our students will depict your job description. Applications close; Friday December 8th, 3.00pm. Appointment; Friday, December 15th. Applications to; Principal, Kathryn Turner 18 Mellsop Road, RD2 Te Awamutu, or parawera@xtra.co.nz
TE AWAMUTU PRIMARY SCHOOL

SCHOOL CLEANER

We currently have a vacancy for a permanent part time school cleaner, for 11.5 hours per week. Cleaning duties need to be completed between 3.00 - 5.30pm daily. This position commences on December 4th, 2006. Please send your letter of application to: Principal Te Awamutu Primary School 401 Teasdale Street Te Awamutu

Roofing Maintenance New

Phone (027) 222-7590 or 870-2987a/h
175 College Street, Te Awamutu CAREGIVER A position have become available for an experienced caregiver for night shift. Rostered duties are seven per fortnight. CAREGIVERS Casual shifts available. Experience preferred but full training will be given. Orientation and ACE training provided.
For application form and further information please phone 871-6226 Denise or Ethne

HOME & HOSPITAL

Phone (07) 870-5230

GREEN ACRES LAWNMOWING

Residential and Lifestyle blocks Free quotes, Pensioner rates, same day service. Phone Michele and Gavin on (027) 683-7086 or 870-5037
AUTOMOTIVE PRE-TRADE COURSES 2007
Fairview Educational Services Limited, Hamilton is now accepting applications for the following FULLY FUNDED full time vehicle courses starting in January. Automotive Youth Course Automotive Skill Enhancement

CAREGIVER POSITION

Avoca Rest Home have a position available, training provided. For further information contact Bev on 871-5380 871Monday - Friday 9am - 4.30pm
MEATEATER HOMEKILLS LTD Now Killing Pigs Phone 871-9995 or (029) 871-9995

Automotive TOPS Course

PLANT ASSISTANT REQUIRED
We are looking for a hard working motivated person, who may have some plant or storemans experience and who preferably holds a forklift licence, to join our team. The duties are varied and interesting. If you would like to join a friendly and progressive company please apply in writing before December 1, 2006 to: The Manager PO Box 313 Te Awamutu
Remember there are NO FEES charged for any of these courses. Get motor-vated and contact the Training Manager today on (07) 849-9828

STOCK SALES

MORTGAGE BROKER NZMBA
Phone Christine 871-3176 (021) 545-302

Fairview Ford

Need plans
Alterations House plans Decks etc.
For quality draughting services Phone today

TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE

Tuesday November 28 - 11.00am
Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Sale Comprising. 11.00am Prime & Boners 10 Fat Cattle 150 Boners Store Cattle 10 Potter Bulls 20 2yr str & hfrs 70 ylg beef x strs & hfrs 50 wnr beef x strs & hfrs

(07) 871-8868

WATERBLASTING. Phone Ultra Clean 871-6662 today! WEED-SPRAYING wanted. ATV sprayer, with two operators. Phone (07) 872-2832. WINDOWS cleaned by the experts. Phone Ultra Clean 871-6662.

Savers offer appears on the back of our receipt.
Servo Savers have participating businesses throughout the
North Island. You can save up to 18c per litre by shopping at the 3 local outlets in Te Awamutu alone!
SERVO SAVERS TERMS & CONDITIONS
To be eligible for a discount off the pump price of fuel at Servo Savers Service Stations you must spend at least the qualifying amount* as specied by each Servo Savers business in one transaction. Minimum varies, see in-store for details. The complete original docket(s) must be surrendered on redemption. If you require your docket for warranty purposes you will need to copy prior to surrendering. A limit applies of 5 Servo Savers fuel discount dockets from 5 different participating businesses per customer transaction per vehicle for the rst 30 litres of fuel purchased. Dockets are valid for 1 calendar month from date of receipt unless otherwise stated. Servo Savers reserves the right to add or delete redeeming Service Stations and/or participating businesses at its discretion. Servo Savers may change, suspend or terminate the conditions of its fuel promotion at any time at its discretion. Tobacco sales not included where prohibited by law.

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Published by Te Awamutu Courier, a division of APN New Zealand Limited, at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu.