Frozen NZ Lamb Cutlets BBQ Chops The Butchers Pickled Pork NZ Pork Rolled Pork Open Saturday till 4pm W/E 01/11/14 75 Milson Line, Palmerston North - 06 357 0021 $ 8.99 kg While Stocks Last $ 6.99 kg Low Salt Sugar Cured $ 9.99 kg One Stop BBQ Shop Right Tyres. Right Choice. Thursday, October 30, 2014 INSIDE this week The X factor — page 5 Pet day — page 6 Labour leadership candidate visits city GDN301014grant TALKING THE TALK: Potential Labour leader Grant Robertson talks with Ruth Sprotson at Ezibuy’s Palmerston North store. PHOTO: SUPPLIED By DALE WICKEN Wellington Central MP Grant Robertson visited Palmerston North last week as part of his campaign to become the new leader of the Labour party, visiting one of Palmerston North’s most successful businesses while he was in town — Ezibuy. Robertson met with supervisor Carol Thurston and engineering, printing and manufacturing union organiser Ruth Sprotson to hear about Ezibuy’s online successes. Ms Sprotson described the career advancement within the company and how some of the supervisors were once call centre workers themselves. Mr Robertson said this was evidence of the role of unions in a productive workplace. “This is a fantastic example of where a union has worked alongside a business to develop a great work culture and allows employees to work their way up through an organisation.” Robertson announced his standing for the leadership role at a campaign launch on October 19. He also announced his running mate as popular Auckland Central MP Jacinda Ardern. Mr Robertson says, in wake of the election result, Labour needs to reconnect with New Zealanders. “We must be consistent and inspire in New Zealanders the confidence that we are on their side and that they know who we are and what we are about. This needs a new generation of leadership. We need to do things differently, to rethink the issues we focus on, the way we talk about them, and how Labour is viewed.” As leader, he would focus on Labour becoming more community involved all year round, not just when they were trying to get votes. “We will know that this approach has succeeded when Labour is seen as a relevant and respected part of our community every day, not just at election time.” Local Labour MP Iain Lees- Galloway was one of two MPs who nominated Mr Robertson’s rival, former union boss Andrew Little, to succeed David Cunliffe for the leadership role. The ‘We want Grant’ Facebook page has 1,255 likes and he’s has had some well- known people pledge their support of his campaign, including former deputy Prime Minister Michael Cullen and former Prime Minister Sir Geoffrey Palmer. The leadership result will be announced on November 18.
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Frozen NZ LambCutletsBBQ Chops
The Butchers
Pickled PorkNZ Pork
Rolled Pork
OpenSaturdaytill 4pm
W/E 01/11/1475 Milson Line, Palmerston North - 06 357 0021
$8.99kgWhile Stocks Last
$6.99kgLow Salt Sugar Cured
$9.99kgOne Stop BBQ Shop
Right Tyres.Right Choice.
Thursday, October 30, 2014
INSIDEthis week
The X factor— page 5
Pet day— page 6
Labour leadershipcandidate visits city
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TALKING THE TALK: Potential Labour leader Grant Robertson talks with Ruth Sprotson at Ezibuy’sPalmerston North store. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
By DALEWICKEN
Wellington Central MP GrantRobertson visited PalmerstonNorth last week as part of hiscampaign to become the newleader of the Labour party,visiting one of PalmerstonNorth’s most successfulbusinesses while he was in town— Ezibuy.
Robertson met withsupervisor Carol Thurston andengineering, printing andmanufacturing union organiserRuth Sprotson to hear aboutEzibuy’s online successes.
Ms Sprotson described thecareer advancement within thecompany and how some of thesupervisors were once callcentre workers themselves.
Mr Robertson said this wasevidence of the role of unions in aproductive workplace.
“This is a fantastic example ofwhere a union has workedalongside a business to develop agreat work culture and allowsemployees to work their way upthrough an organisation.”
Robertson announced hisstanding for the leadership roleat a campaign launch on October19. He also announced hisrunning mate as popularAuckland Central MP JacindaArdern.
Mr Robertson says, in wake ofthe election result, Labour needsto reconnect with NewZealanders.
“We must be consistent andinspire in New Zealanders theconfidence that we are on their
side and that they know who weare and what we are about. Thisneeds a new generation ofleadership. We need to do thingsdifferently, to rethink the issueswe focus on, the way we talkabout them, and how Labour isviewed.”
As leader, he would focus onLabour becoming morecommunity involved all yearround, not just when they were
trying to get votes.“We will know that this
approach has succeeded whenLabour is seen as a relevant andrespected part of our communityevery day, not just at electiontime.”
Local Labour MP Iain Lees-Galloway was one of two MPswho nominated Mr Robertson’srival, former union boss AndrewLittle, to succeed David Cunliffe
for the leadership role.The ‘We want Grant’
Facebook page has 1,255 likesand he’s has had some well-known people pledge theirsupport of his campaign,including former deputy PrimeMinister Michael Cullen andformer Prime Minister SirGeoffrey Palmer.
The leadership result will beannounced on November 18.
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TRAGEDY: Marshall Daldry was killed last week.PHOTO: FACEBOOK.
By ALECIA ROUSSEAU
Tributes are continuing toflow for a young father-to-bewho died in a fatal caraccident in Feilding onWednesday night of lastweek.
Marshall Daldry, 18, wasdriving a Honda Preludealong South Street at about10.45pm when it crashedthrough a fence and into atree. He was dead whenemergency services arrivedat the scene.
A police spokespersonsaid an 18-year-old femalepassenger was taken tohospital in a stablecondition while otherpassengers were treated atthe scene.
Dozens of posts haveappeared on Daldry’sFacebook page describinghim as a good guy who wastaken too soon.
Tarryn Hill wrote, “Youhave done so much to betteryourself to become a fatherand I’m so honoured to haveknown you, fly high as hell.”
Another friend, KayneDevon Ericsson, spoke ofDaldry’s generous nature.
“I’ll always remember that you wereone of the people that never needed tojudge me, and always stood if someonedid.”
Poster Sam Marshall issued awarning for other drivers.
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His funeral was held in Feilding onTuesday while friends and familycontinue to gather most days at the site.
The serious crash unit isinvestigating the cause of the crash.
One passenger said she believedDaldry had suffered an epileptic fitcausing his foot to jam on theaccelerator.
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X Factor judges impressedBy ALECIA ROUSSEAU
Talent was seeping fromall corners of the region onFriday as hundreds turnedout for the X Factor NewZealand auditions.
The Regent onBroadway was packed tothe brim, with some localsbeing asked to return thefollowing day after theunexpected surge.
Eli Payne, 19, was at theauditions for his secondtime. “I didn’t make it lasttime but the judges said Iwas on the right key. Igrew up singing and lovethat sort of punk rockalternative stuff.”
His sister MicaelaMallinder was there insupport. “Our entirefamily are singers but Eli’svoice is amazing — he hasthe unique voice and it’scome a long way since lastyear.”
Each contestant wasasked to perform one songfor the judges, with manymaking their minds up atthe last minute. Those who are successfulwill go on to perform in front of the fourcelebrity judges and live televisedaudience.
Jaycob Sandbrook was also waitingeagerly in line on Friday after beingencouraged by his mother to come along.
“I like to sing reggae and I’mconsidering No woman, no cry by BobMarley. I’ve been singing since I was atprimary school, I loved doing gigs andperforming in talent quests — I thoughtthis would be something I’d enjoy. I lovebeing on stage.”
Next to him in line waiting nervouslywas Niki Haines-Winiata. Having justmoved here from Taihape, she was singingwith a friend for support.
“I really hope she turns up — this is myfirst time. I’d previously been above theage limit.”
This year’s celebrity judges willinclude Stan Walker and Melanie Blatt.Host Dominic Bowden also returns for thesecond series.
“Last year The X Factor NZ proved toeveryone that Kiwis can produce world-class singers, now bands can join theparty. I have really missed the show, thewonderful crew, judges and fans but mostof all, the chance to showcase New Zealandtalent — not Australian or American, butour voices, to give a platform tohomegrown Kiwi talent and I know onceagain we are going to uncover someincredible stars,” Bowden said.
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PETTING ZOO: The miniature petting zoowith rabbits, guinea pigs and chickenswas an attraction for the smaller children.
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All manner of pets were brought toschool for the day on Friday asAokautere School hosted their annualpet and craft day.
While the weather wasn’t the bestlambs, calves, ponies, and alpacaswere put to the test in a number ofcompetitions.
The event was the beginning of theschool’s 125th Jubilee celebrationswhich took place over LabourWeekend.
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Inside Te Manawa — the tip of the iceberg
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We caught up with Collection andKnowledge asset manager Jeff Fox in TeManawa’s Caravan to find out moreabout what he does.
Jeff began his career as a boypressing, drying and mounting flowersin Australia, a job he says he foundcathartic and socially fulfilling, learningas he went from his colleagues and fellowvolunteers.
In 1989 he entered the museum scene,serving 25 years at Te Papa beforejoining Te Manawa two years ago. Assomeone who is ultimately passionateabout Te Manawa’s extensive collection,Jeff’s role sees him totally immersed inweird and wonderful objects, importantart and potential purchases all with theend goal of having the collectionaccessible physically and virtually.
“I’m a storyteller and I relish achallenge — there are a lot of really good
projects here with a lotof potential,” he says.
Alongside acquiringitems for the collection,one of Jeff’s tasks is thestoring, display andloaning of collectionitems. Jeff is involvedwith the SustainableCollections Project,collaborating withSusan Abasa and threeMuseum Studiesstudents from MasseyUniversity.
This mutuallybeneficial projectinvolves an indepthlook at policies andprocedures related tocollecting andfocussing on one ofTM’s storage facilities.
Jeff’s role looks atboth tangible and intangible culturalheritage. His goal is in working towardsbuilding a data bank of images and oralhistories relating to “unique, different,crazy people in the Manawatu”. Jeff isworking to encourage the people of theManawatu to take ownership of and havepride in the collection.
“We have some cool objects, forexample ski poles possibly used byErnest Shakleton. I enjoy the mystery ofthe ‘could be’ and the ‘might be’.
Of the collection, I have only seen the
tip of the iceberg”.We asked Jeff why people should feel
passion for, and ultimately visit TeManawa. His answer was “simplybecause Te Manawa represents the heartof the community—past, present andfuture”.
You can take a Back-of-Housecollection tour with collection manager,Cindy Lilburn, during Local HistoryWeek from November 3-9. See the websitefor dates and times and book withreception. Spaces are limited.
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Petanque — not just for the oldiesManawatu Petanque Club invitesyou to help celebrate theirNational counterparts 21stbirthday. Sunday November 21will see them host a publicafternoon full of balls, fun andspot prizes.
The club, which hasexperienced significant growth inthe past five years, is excitedabout opening their doors to the
younger generation.Club captain Elva Cooper says
too many people think Petanque isan oldies sport but it can includethe whole family.
“We are a really friendly cluband anyone is welcome . . . youhave a lot of fun and buildsome great friendships. Weoften go for coffees after ameet.”
The Green Prescriptionscheme is also involved with theclub, often bringing people downto learn.
“It’s fantastic for your health;its gentle exercise and it’s made aworld of difference for myself.”
She says the game is easy tolearn but difficult to master.
“With lots of practice you cando very well and take part incompetitions.”
The club meets twice a week at74 North Street behind the
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■ For more information pleasecontact Claudia Thompson on (06)358-4919.
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I’m not a big heel wearerbecause I’m tall enough sansshoes. But I wore three-inchwedges for our weddingrehearsal and rehearsal dinner.Huge mistake. I was strugglingto walk in my two-inch heelsthree hours into my weddingday. If you do wear heels foryour rehearsal, pop on someflats for the rest of the evening,especially if your feet aren’tused to being in heels. Also,bring a separate pair ofcomfortable shoes to wear onyour wedding day, just in case.I bought some circa-1998platform flip flops (so my dresswouldn’t drag on the floor andso I wouldn’t trip on it) to wearon the dance floor at ourreception.
2. Baby wipes are yourbest friend.
We did First Look photosoutside before our ceremony,which meant the bottom of mydress was dirty even though Ipicked it up when I walkedaround. When my bridal partyand I got to our ceremonyvenue, my maid of honourbusted out some baby wipesand went to town cleaning thehem of my dress. The babywipes were magical, taking allthe dirt off my dress. When Iwalked down the aisle no onecould tell how dirty it had been30 minutes earlier. The babywipes also came in handy whenour caterers spilled barbecuesauce on a food stationtablecloth and flipped it overinstead of removing it, so thatwhen I went to get my food I gotbarbecue sauce all over thefront of my wedding dress.Thank goodness for those babywipes — they got the sauce offin no time. Note: my dress wassatin. Make sure you can usebaby wipes on your dressmaterial.
3. Take your dress off touse the toilet.
Yes. When I needed to go tothe bathroom I took my maid ofhonour with me. She unzippedmy dress, I stepped out of the
dress, she held the dress up likeI was still in it, I did mybusiness, washed my hands,jumped back into the dress, shezipped me up and we were onour way. So much easier thanhaving 3-5 bridesmaids holdingup your dress while you pee.This tip works best if you have adress you can easily get in andout of. If all else fails pull aBethenny Frankel and pee in atrash can. I won’t judge you.
4. Hair and make-up trialsare a must.
I believe in getting yourmakeup and hair professionallydone for your wedding day.When else will you get thechance to have your make-upprofessionally airbrushed?Splurge a little. Things arestressful enough without doingyour own. I also stronglybelieve in having at least onemake-up and hair trial. This isso important. Take photo
examples to show how youwant your hair and make-up tolook. When you get home fromyour trials, have someone takephotos of you from every angle.I decided I didn’t want my hairpinned up to the side based onhow I looked in photos I tookafter my hair trial.
5. Give yourself morethan enough time on yourwedding day.
Things will run behindschedule. I was an hour lategetting to my First Lookbecause my hair took longerthan expected, and I was afrazzled mess (I hate beinglate). In my opinion, the brideshould be the first to get herhair or make-up done. If she’sgetting her hair done someoneelse can be getting their make-up done, but the bride is thenumber one priority. If youthink it’ll take you three hoursto get ready, plan for it to take
4-5 hours. Trust me. If you’reahead of schedule yourphotographer can get morebridal shots of you or photos ofyou and your bridesmaids inyour bridal suite. It’s alwaysbest to be ahead of schedulerather than behind. If you arerunning late, don’t freak out toomuch — they can’t start withoutyou.
6. Have a wedding daysurvival kit.
My maid of honour had oneand so did my day of weddingco-ordinator. Google “weddingday survival kit”. Some thingsto have in your kit: water,deodorant, mints, aspirin/ibuprofen, antacid, lip gloss/lipstick, dental floss, sewingkit, first aid kit, touch-uppowder, bobby pins, mirror,band-aids, baby wipes, whitechalk, stain remover, safetypins, smelling salts, handsanitiser, scissors, cotton buds
and a lint roller.7. Hold your bouquet low.For the love, hold your
bouquet low. I cringe when Isee brides holding theirbouquets up by their faces. Itmay feel weird to hold it low,but trust me, it looks muchbetter. Before walking downthe aisle with my dad and step-dad, I held my bouquet where Iwanted it and told them to hookmy arms. Do the same withwhoever walks you down theaisle.
8. Walk slowly down theaisle.
It’s not the 50m dash. Youonly get one chance (hopefully)to walk down the aisle. Savourit. I told my dad and step-dad tofollow my lead. Do the samewith the person or people whowalk you down the aisle. Don’tlet them speed you up. Walkslowly. Smile. Lock eyes withyour groom. And carry thatbouquet low, sister. This goesfor bridesmaids, too.
9. Have your maid ofhonour practice bustlingyour dress before thewedding day.
Having your maid of honour(or whoever will be bustlingyour dress) practice bustlingyour dress before your big daywill save time. If possible, haveher accompany you to your lastfitting so your seamstress canshow her how to do it. Note: Ihad a one-point bustle and itheld strong all night, neverbreaking. I credit myseamstress’ use of Ric-Racribbon.
10. Have a receiving line.I know some people hate
receiving lines. I love them. Wehad our receiving line as guestscame from cocktail hour to pickup their escort cards and headinto the reception hall. I’m areceiving line fan because I wasable to see and greet everyonewho came to our wedding. Bradand I covered all 120 of ourwedding guests in 15-20minutes. It went quicklybecause people wanted to sitdown and eat. Plus, I thinkhaving a line of people behindyou puts the pressure on tokeep it short and sweet.
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Their products are extensive rangingfrom foam and rubber products tobedding, pool care, clothing and footwear.
They’re certainly not just apool and foam shop.Friendly staff are always onhand to offer advice ifyou’re not quite sure whichproducts will be the bestfit for the job.
“We can recommend aproduct for a job and cutdown foam or rubber towhatever size thecustomer wants,” saysShane.
With its many uses,foam is a popular product.The various types can beused for seating, padding,crafts, costumes and forpopular homemade palletfurniture. Visit Shane andthe team if you havesomething that requiressome sort of foam.
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Women require more care,especially during times ofpregnancy and lactation. It’s vitalto create some healthy changes toyour lifestyle in order to lead aproper and healthful life.■ Establish an exercise routine:
Staying active will help youdevelop a strong body thatappears and feels good as youage. It may lower your risk fordisease, reduce stress and protectyour bones and joints. Thereforeit’s important to take part inphysical activities that aren’t onlychallenging but also fun andmotivating. Keep thingsinteresting by mixing it up;whether it’s a dance class or akayaking trip, don’t be afraid totest something new.■ Maintain healthy eating habits:
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Coombrae VillageThe vibrant CoombraeRetirement Village is situated onbeautiful, semi-rural grounds justtwo-kilometres from the centreof friendly Feilding. We now haveone and two bedrooms villasavailable at this popular spot.
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Spark of Life — connecting with demetia patientsStaff at Enliven’s Manawatu rest homesare embracing the Spark of Life.
Spark of Life is a practical approach todementia care concentrating on
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of those with advanced dementia.“The sparkle in the eyes is an instant,
visible measure of a strong and healthyspirit,” explains Spark of Life founder JaneVerity (pictured).
Verity was in Palmerston Northrecently to train Enliven staff from aroundthe North Island, including staff fromBrightwater Home and Willard Home inPalmerston North and Coombrae Homein Feilding, and meet with families ofpeople experiencing the dementiajourney.
“Dementia isn’t a disease. It’s anumbrella term that describes a group ofsymptoms,” says Jane.
“Spark of Life began as a therapeuticclub programme specifically for peoplewith advanced dementia. The resultsshowed people with dementia couldimprove which created the foundationfor the programme which is offeredtoday.”
The programme has now developedto support staff and families to interactin a way that keeps people withdementia connected with the worldaround them.
Enliven general manager NicolaTurner says every day staff see thedifference implementing the Spark ofLife can make.
“We’ve seen improvements in socialinteractions, memory and language —it’s truly very powerful.”
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Now you can tidy up that messy corner ofyour section. All Bobcat Services’equipment makes light work of all yourlandscaping requirements, makingoutside jobs easy and cost efficient.
Local owner/operator Stu Isles hasexcellent equipment.
He’s highly skilled in performing awide range of earthmoving servicesaround your home, lifestyle or ruralproperty.
All Stu’s services are completed to anexcellent standard and include creatinglarge gardens, mounds, windbreaks andhills, driveways, tree and hedgeremoval, hole boring for fences, soakpits, gates, buildings and decks.
All Bobcat Services can make holesfor large pole sheds and the largeplantings of trees.
Overgrown areas, trees and hedgescan be removed quickly, as can rubbish.Sections and new sites can be clearedfor a general tidyup.
Digging out courtyards, paths, car
parks, shed pads, house pads anddriveways ready for concreting are allpart of the service. Old concrete padsand paths can also be broken up andremoved.
All Bobcat Services also clearssections after buildings are erected tomake way for lawn and gardens. With therotary hoe and Harley rake, creatinggardens is easy and making lawnsurfaces smooth and flawless is abreeze.
Delivering and removing a range ofsupplies including topsoil, metal, limeand decorative rock is another trick upStu’s sleeve.
The Bobcat is small enough tomanoeuvre in most house sections andpowerful enough to carry out a multitudeof tasks quickly and easily.
■ Visit www.allbobcatservices.co.nz formore information and to see finishedjobs or to book a free quote. Phone 0274643 649. You won’t be disappointed.
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• Cut to size plastic • Sheet sales
• Screens & covers made to order
• Brochure displays
• DIY Double Glazing Kits-
House lot of windows from $1500(*Conditions Apply)
Are you new to New Zealand?CONSUMER ADVICE
Citizens Advice Bureauxthroughout New Zealandare contracted to assist allnewcomers to our country.
We acknowledge it’s noteasy moving to a newcountry and we are here tomake that easier for you.Citizens Advice BureauPalmerston North will be
running a series ofworkshops which will covera variety of problemsnewcomers may encounter.
The first workshop willcover the New Zealandbanking system and traps toavoid when managing yourmoney — for example creditcard management and
finance companies. We’llhave speakers who willdiscuss any concerns youmay have with thetransition to the NewZealand banking andfinance system and helpwith any difficulties youmay experience. Theworkshop will be held on
Tuesday, November 18 atHancock CommunityHouse, 77 King Street,Palmerston North, 9.30-11.30am. Morning tea willbe served.
Register your interest byphoning Lynore on (06) 3579273 (between 9am andnoon) before Thursday,
November 13 with yourname and telephone number(if possible).
For free confidentialadvice and information onany matter, call intoPalmerston North Citizens
Advice Bureau, CommunityHouse, 77 King Street or ring(06) 357 0647, freephone 0800367 222 anytime between9am and 4.30pm Monday toFriday. [email protected]. Freelegal advice available byqualified lawyers mostThursday evenings isavailable from 7.30pm and aJP is available on Tuesdaysfrom 12.30-3pm. Noappointment is necessaryfor either of these services.
Putting clutter out of sight with HomeTechAre you sick of searching your placetop to bottom for extra space?
Have your kids left home but theirstuff hasn’t?
If this sounds like you, then youneed to invest in FAKRO Attic Stairs.
“Almost every house has an atticand you’ll be amazed how much extraspace you can find,” explains MikeNixon, from HomeTech Manawatu.
“I can install these stairs for easy,safe access to one of your homeslargest storage areas.”
The foldaway stairs need littlespace to operate and come with aneasy to open hatch and a 10-yearwarranty.
“The stairs can provide access toyour roof through any part of thehome, for example in your hallway orgarage,” says Mike.
“They are insulated so no-one has toworry about any draughts.”
A good time to install is now, beforeyou get all those extra gifts atChristmas time.
“It’s all about saving room andhaving clutter free living spaces.”
The stairs come in a range of styles tosuit any decor and are an easy way toadd value to your home.
HomeTech has been providinghealthy home solutions to theManawatu since 1992 and is part of anationwide network, from Kaitaia toBluff. Mike is a qualified builder withover 20 years’ experience.
He can supply and install skylightsfor daylighting; the Solatube™Daylighting System and FAKROSkylights/Roof Windows, whole homecondensation control, ventilation andattic stair solutions.
“Solatube Daylighting Systems areone of the best on the market and addmore than just light; they too can reallychange the way you feel about space.They enable people to make use ofpreviously un-useable, dark spaces,”says Mike.
Contact Mike Nixon today to arrangea free in-home consultation of yourdaylighting, space or healthy homeneeds on 0800 HOMETECH (466 383), orvisit their websitewww.solatubemanawatu.co.nz.
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Public Notices
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Contact Stacey on 06 357 5053Contact Stacey on 06 357 505385
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RENEWAL OF ON LICENCE(AND VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF ON LICENCE)
Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012CAFE EON LTD723 Main Street
Palmerston Northhas made application to the District Licensing
Committee at Palmerston North for the renewal &variation of conditions of an On Licence in respect of thepremises situated at 723 Main Street, Palmerston North
known as
The CooperageThe general nature of the business conducted under the
licence is
Cafe/Function CentreThe days on which and the hours during which alcohol issold under the licence are Monday to Sunday 8:00am to
1:00am the following day.The application may be inspected during ordinary office
hours at the office of the Palmerston North DistrictLicensing Committee at the Customer Service Centre,
Civic Administration Building, Ground Floor, The Square,Palmerston North.
Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes toobject to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15
working days after the date of the publication of the firstnotice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the
Secretary of the District Licensing Committee atPalmerston North City Council, Private Bag 11034,
Palmerston North.No objection to the renewal of a licence may be made in
relation to a matter other than a matter specified insection 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.
This is the second publication of this notice.This notice was first published on 23rd of October
MOTEL CLEANING STAFFMust be well presented with an eye to detail, and
a good health.Casual - on call employment generally morning
only work.Must have own transport and able to work
weekends/school holidays.
Phone 021-106-0528
Do you want to make a difference in your community?NZCare provides services so that people with intellectual and/orphysical disabilities can have ordinary lives in the community. Wesupport approximately 450 people in over 90 residential homesaround the country.We are looking for positive and reliable people who will work shiftswithin our 24/7 residential services. The roles involve providingassistance with personal cares, cooking, cleaning, driving, andactivities at home and in the community.
What can we offer YOU? NZQA training and certification. The opportunity for CAREER advancement. REWARDING WORK – the opportunity to make a difference.What YOU will need: Passion for making a difference and improving the lives of others. Experience in the disability or healthcare sector desirable, but not
essential. A current full driver’s licence and the ability to operate a manual
vehicle. Able to complete a satisfactory police check and provide references. Able to work shifts over a 24/7 rotating roster.
COMMUNITY SUPPORTWORKERSu Palmerston North / Fielding
(full time, part time, casual)
If the above sounds like you then please visit our websiteto review the position description and apply now:
http://www.healthcarenz.co.nz/careers/vacancies/nzcn381/For more information please contact Rhonda MacPherson
on 04 297 9818.Applications close Friday, 7 November 2014.
All applicants must be a NZ Resident/Citizen or have a valid NZ workpermit and be living in or intending to move to the Manawatu region.
Entertainment
BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL CAREHOLIDAY PROGRAMMESSCHOOL DROP OFF & PICK UPQUALIFIED STAFF & SAFE ENVIRONMENTGREAT RANGE OFACTIVITIES
Find out more: Freyberg Community PoolThames Street, Palmerston NorthPhone: 06 354 3856www.freyberg.co.nz
New AgeProfessionals
MEDIUM(Enlightenment)
I have lived in the SouthIsland for many years. Ihave a large following.Detailed readings intothe future and beyond.Allow me to bring some
magic into your life.Reading $50
Phone Carolyn(06) 323-0655
Appliance ServicesAPPLIANCE REPAIRSFor service of all yourFisher & Paykel, Haier &Elba appliances. Phone0800 372 273 for your localFisher & Paykel servicetechnician.
Gardening &Landscaping
GARDENS by Sue. Creat-ing new gardens,weeding, pruning.Reliable service. Callanytime for a free quoteand consultation. Phone354-1500 or 021-101-2915.
FinancialEMERGENCYCASH LOANS
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To LetFULLY furnished flat,Manson St, Terrace End,2 bedrooms, immaculate,garage, grounds, recentlyredecorated maintained,no pets, quiet area, closeto bus stop. Availablenow,references required.$260.00 per week. Phone359-3667 evenings.
Wanted to Rent35 year old male healthprofessional requiresshort to medium termaccommodation. Must bequiet, safe, have internetand be reasonably priced.Sleepout or bedroomwith ensuite preferred.Phone 021-0256-7597.
Public Notices
FREE PARKING
• Rides & Side-Shows •Talent Quest • Main Stage Entertainment All Weekend• ‘Pin-up Land Girls’ Comp • Best Pet Comp • Lamb & Calf Comps • Agr-kids• Pony Rides • Animal Nursery •Tractor Rides • Mini Digger Driving • Alpacas
Gift vouchers for all occasions – the perfect giftLevel 1, 2 Linton Street, Palmerston North , Phone: 06 353-1466
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Offering a wide range of beauty therapy treatments forover 20 years including;
For alterationsand repairs
353 BroadwayAve Palmerston North.
Ph 06 3577 333www.suesrepairs.co.nz
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IndigoIndigo is one of PalmerstonNorth’s original owner-operatedwomen’s boutiques.
Opening in 1980 in Square Edge Art CentreIndigo was quite unique, selling tyedyes,velvets and cottons. The Hippies loved it!
Moving over to George St in 1998 itchanged direction and now carriesmany exclusive labels like Artstyle from
Christchurch, Berlin, Angels Never Die,One One Seven,WhatWomenWant,Alessi and Orientique.
Ketzke and Seduce and also very coolranges which appeal to three generations.
If it’s raceday, Xmas parties, weddings.Everyday work or casual wear you needcheckout Indigo.
You’ll find timeless clothing andaccessories with a difference.
And, you’ll get friendly, personal service!
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3 $10.00 Men’s andWomen’s drystyle cuts
3 $10.00 Topsection foils- 10 foils
3 $10.00 Toning
The following treatments will be only $10.00
Take advantage of our $10.00 Apprentice Traininginitiative each Tuesday and Wednesdayfor the next 5 weeks!
55 George Street, Palmerston NorthPh 3547 575
3 $10.00 ConditioningTreatment
3 $10.00 Eyelash tints3 $10.00 GHD
straightening3 $10.00 Top section
perm3 Hair extensionoffer expires Nov 30th
PALMERSTON North Healing Rooms All Saints onthe Square.Wednesday 12pm-2pm, Thursday 7.30pm-8.30pm.Prayer changes things.
MATURE female wanting to do free work experiencefor class 2 HT licence and forklift osh certificatesrecently achieved. Please phone 027-431-0763
CLAIRVOYANT Demonstration this Sunday at10.30am Healing with Gordon & Magaret Conlanfrom Sanson at the Caledonian Hall, Weld Street,Feilding.
TEENAGERS in the house! - Triple P group forParents of Teens - improve family life with yourteen, build positive relationships and managedifficult situations, starting Tuesday 4th November6.30pm-8.45pm. Register @ Parentline 355-1655.
PETANQUE’S 21st Birthday. Manawatu PetanqueClub are holding an open day to celebrate. 1.30pmSunday, 2nd November. 74 North Street.Family andfriends welcome.Free entry.Spot prizes.PhoneClaudia 358-4919.
PARENTING in a Blended Family-Parentingsomeones else’s children. This is a workshop forcouples, with solutions and strategies for parentingas a non-nuclear combination of adults and children.9.30am-4pm on Saturday 8th November. $25 (lunchprovided). Register with Parentline 355-1655.
MANAWATU Jazz Club presents Rodger Fox Quintetwith Erna Ferry and U.S star bassist TomWarrington. Plus debut of Jazz course ensembles4:30pm Sunday 9th November, Cloverlea TavernFunction Lounge. Adults $15, members $10, Students$5, H/S free. Contact Rodger 358-1908.
HALLOWEEN Roller Disco!! Saturday 8th November7-9pm. Games, music, dress up optional, spot prizes,best dress. Entry $7 per person or $20 for a group of4 people. New skates $2 extra, old skates free. Snackshop will be open. Manawatu Skating Club, Arena 5,Waldegrave Street,Palmerston North.
FEILDING Craft Market Feilding Civic Centre,Aorangi Street Friday 7th, Saturday 8th and Sunday9th November. The big 3 day Christmas market 9am-4pm. Free entry Cafe on site.If you want to be in themost creative place in NZ come to the Feilding CraftMarket Sheryl will be there.
ARGENTINE Tango for beginners, 6 weeks coursestarts Sunday November 2nd, 2:30pm-4pm. If you canwalk, you can dance tango, so start discovering thisbeautiful social dance; no partner required toregister. $60/person. Visit www.tangoabrazo.co.nz,email [email protected] or phone 356-3462.
MANICURE, PEDICURE,ACRYLIC NAIL, GEL NAIL,NAIL ART, SHELLAC
No booking requiredOpen 7 Days
Phone 06 356 5767
Spoil your loved one thisXmas with our gift voucher
Shop 4, The Plaza 84The Square Palmerston North
STRETCH class for all levels of flexibility (orinflexibility!). 6 Thursdays, 7pm-8pm, startingNovember 6th at Manawatu Dance Academy.Release tight backs and shoulders, stretch out yourlimbs and feel amazing. Cost $75. Registrationsessential. Contact Paula 356-3462 [email protected]
RECOVERY-CHURCH at The Salvation Army,Church Street Palmerston North. Every Tuesdaynight 7.00pm-8.pm. For all those who needencouragement, help in getting their lives togetherin situations of recovering from alcohol, gambling,broken relationships etc. For more informationphone 358 7455. ALL WELCOME!
POST Natal Pilates 6 Tuesdays 10:45am-11.45am,starting November 11th at Manawatu DanceAcademy. Babies welcome (6 weeks to pre-crawling).Gentle exercises to strengthen and stretch yourbody, and reconnect with the pelvic floor muscles.Registrations essential. Contact Paula 356-3462 [email protected]
MANAWATU Property Investors Associationmonthly meeting. Guest speaker- Zac Snelling-National Buisness Development Executive forProperty Management at Ray White. Wednesday 5thNovember at 7.30pm, PN Bridge Club Cnr Cook +Cuba Streets. Visitors $20 supper provided. ContactPauline 027-471-9192
GROOVALICIOUS dance An organic dance workout!Learn simple moves, add your own style and danceyour heart out. Wednesdays 7.45pm. ManawatuDance Academy (Level 1, 310 Rangitikei Street).$10/class (multi-passes available). Contact Paula (06)356-3462, email [email protected] or visitwww.fluidformfitness.co.nz
WOMEN’S HEALTH COLLECTIVE: BY WOMENFOR WOMEN - FREE health information,pregnancy testing, cervical smears(limited access),support, referral, advocacy. LOWER COST:Counsellors, complementary health practitionersfor women and children. Open Monday to Friday9.00am-5.00pm, 53 Waldegrave Street, phone 357 0314,[email protected], www.pnwomensheath.org.nz
MANAWATU Supporting Families In Mental Illness,we provide support, advocacy and education tofamilies affected by mental illness. Just as otherforms of illness affect other members of a family, soto does schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder, clinicaldepression and anxiety/phobias. This is a freeconfidential service to families and the communityplease Phone 3558561.
TRIPLE P discussion Groups-strategies for parentstackling specific problem behaviours, Hassle Freeshopping- Monday 3rd November 9.30-11.45am inRoslyn.Developing Good bedtime routines-Tuesday25th November 9.30-11.45am in Awapuni. ManagingFighting & Aggression-Tuesday November 11th9.30-11.45am in Awapuni. Dealing withDisobedience-Monday 1st December 9.30am-11.45amin Roslyn. Register with Parentline on 355-1655.
SUPPORT group for people bereaved by suicide.This group, facilitated by a counsellor fromACROSS Social Services, meets once a fortnight inPalmerston North. The group is for people affectedby the loss of someone through suicide. People havefound real benefit in being in a group with otherswho can share their experience. Enquiries can bemade by contacting Rose Allan or Graeme Munfordon (06) 356 7486. www.across.org.nz
Open Home
PRIVATE SALE19 Kentucky Way
OPEN HOMESunday 1pm-3pm
4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2 living rooms,Large double garage
(Internal Access).
Enquires over $355.000Registered Valuation $360.000
Trade Me ID# DXM507
SHOWTIME 2014 The Manawatu A & P Show is atManfeild Events Centre in Feilding on Saturday 8th& Sunday 9th November. Gates open daily 9.00am-4.00pm. Kids bring your pet for Best Pet Competitionon Sunday 9th at 10.30 or dress up for the ‘Pet-Owner-Look-Alike’ Competition at 11.00am. Tell Mum aboutthe ‘Mutton Dressed Up as Lamb competition; tellAuntie there’s a ‘Pin-up Land Girl’ competition. Seeyou there for Pony rides, side-shows & rides, animalnursery, bull riding, radio-controlled cars, mini-digger driving and lots more.... You’ll find the fullshow programme on www.manawatushow.co.nz
PRENATAL Pilates for 2nd and 3rd trimester,Wednesdays 11am to 12pm or Saturdays 12:30pm to1:30pm, Manawatu Dance Academy. Gentleexercises to support your changing body, with aPrenatal Pilates Specialist. Registrations essential.Contact Paula 356-3462 or [email protected] -www.fluidformfitness.co.nz
Sections
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MANAWATU Toy Library. The Toy Library opensMonday, Thursday and Saturday from 9.30am to12.30pm. Please visit the library at 29 Edgeware Roadto join up. Unique collection suits a wide range ofages and abilities. Information line 356-7383.
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Crouch,Touch, Paws!
Rockets and crackers are great fun for us, but even the tiniest of popscan upset some pets. These noises sometimes stress pets to the pointwhere they may become disoriented or get hurt in their panic to get away.A frightened animal may become lost, get hit by a car, or even be injureddirectly from the fireworks themselves. The following tips will help petowners minimise pet panic during this noisy time:
• Take your dog out for a long walk late afternoon. Feed all pets mid to lateafternoon. Tired pets with full tummies are more likely to be sleepier.
• If you are leaving your dog at homewhile you watch the display, makesure your pet is safely tucked awayin a kennel or in a safe and secureroom in the house, with somefavourite toys.
• Keep your cat inside during thistime. Lock the cat flap and makesure there is a litter tray inside.
• Draw the curtains to help keepthe noise down and the lights out.Provide a cosy bed with a new toyand/or chew. Put the TV or somemusic on. These will provide adistraction.
• If your cat gets very anxious,put him/her in a cat cage with ablanket or towel over the top. Dothe same with any caged animalslike rabbits or guinea pigs.
• If your vet has prescribed any sedative drugs for the evening, ensure theyare given at the time advised, for maximum effectiveness.
• Lock all exits! In case your pet does run away, ensure he/she is eitherwearing a collar with identification, or is microchipped.
• Don’t punish your pet if he or she is scared. Punishment will make him/hermore anxious and confirms that there is something to be frightened of.
• A frightened animal needs clear andcalm support from its owner – if youshow your pet there is nothing to befrightened of it will often help them tofeel better. It is OK to pat and comfortyour pet if they are frightened, but youshould do so in a calm, soothing andnon-stressful way.
• Try to avoid late evening walks forat least a week prior to and afterthe event – there are often isolatedfireworks during this time. Rememberthat firework components, whetherexploded or unexploded, are toxic.
If you think your pet may need sedatingduring fireworks or any other noisyevent, please ring Totally Vets Feildingfor advice. Your pet may need to seea vet first before a sedative can beprescribed.
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Keep your pet safe during fireworksRebekah Willink, Totally Vets
Tosh is a female Staffy x12 Weeks old...
1 of the babies we havehand reared..
Alf is a male Pomeranian xCorgi approx 5 1/2 years. Good
with other dogs and cats!A very cool little boy!
Riley is a female Staffy x,approx 3 and a half months old.
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MASSIVE MADNESSFLOORING
*Sale is on Friday 7th November 2014 from (9am) until (9pm) at participating outlets only, and stocks will vary by store. The product must be paid for in full or financed on the day of the sale. Quantities are limited and there are no holds or reserves onproduct allowed. Discounts apply to RRP and apply to selected flooring products only. Carpet is sold in broadloom metres. Offers not available in conjunction with any other offer. For full terms and conditions see in-store or visit www.carpetcourt.co.nz.
**Finance Offer of no interest and no payments for 6 months (Payment Holiday) is available on Q Card Flexi Payment Plans. Minimum purchase $500. Account Fees may apply. A $55 Establishment Fee for new Q Cardholders and a $35 Advance Feefor existing Q Cardholders will apply. Q Card Standard Interest Rate applies at end of Payment Holiday. Offer expires 10th November 2014. Q Card lending criteria, fees, terms and conditions apply. See in-store or visit our website www.carpetcourt.co.nz for fulldetails of the finance offer. Please note that Massive Madness is not available at Carpet Court Mount Maunganui and Carpet Court Morrinsville.
