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Sizzling in the sun or drenched in monsoon rain, Phnom Penh takes you by surprise. Chaotic and relaxed all in one, with bustling lanes and tree- lined boulevards, Buddhist temples, exotic markets and three rivers, the MMekong, the BBassac and the Sap, meeting within sight of the Royal Palace.

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T he Mekong is the stuff of legends but it is the Sap which

flows closest to the city and gives it a particular charm. There are fishing craft painted like rainbows, houseboats, fast ferries to Angkor Wat, cargo vessels, sampans and frail tourist boats bobbing at anchor. Sail down to the Mekong and you discover bamboo houses along the shore and floating villages where chil-dren dive in brown waters and fishermen haul in their nets in the setting sun. The city roofs glow coppery gold across the water and when the cool evening breeze sweeps along the prome-nade, locals come down to the river, friends holding hands, families sharing a picnic, hawkers selling in-cense and lotus bloom for the shrines. Flags from many nations fly high above it all and across Siso-wath Quay, outdoor cafés with plush cushions and rattan chairs add a whiff of colonial days.

Phnom Penh’s main attractions are conveniently close to the waterfront. Built during the French protec-torate, the Royal Palace is a delightful oasis of lawns and

trees, dotted with colon-nades, spires and overlap-ping roofs. You find a pavil-ion donated by Napoleon III, an ‘Emerald Buddha’ made of crystal and a Pa-goda claiming 5000 silver tiles, mostly tucked under a carpet. Visiting monks pose for photographs among the bougainvillea and marvel at the lofty flourishes of Khmer architecture. Others head for the nearby Na-tional Museum and its fabu-lous treasures displayed in a maze of lotus ponds and open galleries.

Today, Buddhism is back after the dark Pol Pot years and spirit houses and tem-ples pop up all over town. Most popular is Wat Phnom, perched on the only hill around. On this spot some 600 years ago, Lady Penh found sacred Buddha im-ages, thus giving the city its name, the hill (Phnom) of Penh. City folk climb up the steps, past mythological lions and snakes, to burn incense and make a wish. Fortune tellers make a brisk trade, monkeys scamper on the slopes and the resident elephant waits for his next ride around the park.

Phnom Penh is easy to explore on foot, as long as

you don’t cross too many roads. Streets are on a grid pattern, enclosed by Pari-sian-style boulevards fra-grant with frangipani. You find gold shops and shoe-shine boys, tailors and printers working on the pavements, smoke-filled barbecues and honking traf-fic ready to pounce at countdown lights. Rick-shaws and bicycles weave through it all, laden with multicoloured balloons or household goods, orange-robed monks carry alms bowls and umbrellas and now and then a wedding party files through an en-trance draped in lilies and silver bananas. What looks like bottles of squash at the roadside is motorbike fuel. The old French Quarter is worth a peep for its leafy lanes and stylish mansions but for local colour, the markets are a must, whether you are looking for fresh fruit or fried spiders, bags, books, clocks, silk, fake de-signer goods or stone carv-ings. Bargaining is hard work but there is always time to relax at the end of the day and watch the sun-set over the Mekong.

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Nissan Leaf Road TestNissan Leaf Road TestModel: Nissan Leaf

Price: £25,990 (including £5,000 government grant)

Engine: electric motor

Power: 107bhp, 280Nm

Max speed: 90mph

0-60mph: 11.9s

MPG: 109mile range

Emissions: 0g/km

Residual values (three years): 37 per cent

What is it? Nissan would have you believe it’s revolutionary. It’s the first five-seater, all-electric car in production, producing zero emissions and costing just £2 to ‘fill up’. The benefits don’t end there either. Buyers enjoy zero road tax and company car drivers won’t be clobbered by any Bene-fit in Kind. That means someone driving a 1.6-litre diesel Ford Focus, paying £4,000 company car tax per year, would see that amount back in their pay pack-ets.

What’s under the bonnet? A big fat electric motor. Flip the catch, show any non petrol-head the unit and most will be con-vinced it’s a standard engine – to the uninitiated it certainly looks that way. It’s the fat power cables that give the game away. That motor produces 108bhp but it’s the big dollop of 280Nm of torque, available immediately, which really makes the differ-ence. That’s equivalent to a Por-sche Boxster and certainly makes the Leaf feel sprightly enough.

What’s the spec like? Nissan made little noise about spec on the launch, concentrat-

ing more on the technology, but customers will be pleased to hear there’s lots to entertain. Headlin-ers include sat nav and reversing camera as standard, as well as central locking, alloys, climate control, a CD player and electric windows and mirrors. The only option is a solar panel on the spoiler that tops up the 12v bat-tery. That costs £250.

What’s it like to drive? Nissan says the Leaf’s range is 109 miles and has calculated 95 per cent of daily car travel is less than 25 miles and the average journey is 8.5 miles. There are two power modes, a normal and an eco. In eco, power is seriously reduced but the range improved and in normal the Leaf is surpris-ingly swift. What’s immediately apparent is how quiet the car is and how well it rides over bumps – you forget very quickly you’re driving an electric car.

What does the press think of it? Autoblog said the Leaf could possibly be the most impressive car it has driven all year. The Green Car Website loved it and said owners would claw back the higher purchase price with lower

running costs. Autocar also said that despite the ‘real world range’ being only about 80 miles it was ‘easy to see its huge potential as a comfortable and practical school run car’.

What do we think of it? We like it a lot, but the 26 dealers currently selling it will need to heed the maker’s advice and ensure the right buyers are snap-ping them up. It’s true that at £25,990, with the government’s £5,000 grant thrown in, the Leaf looks expensive but we’d liken it to a new Apple Mac: It might do the same thing as a normal com-puter, but knowing you’re at the forefront of technology and slightly wacky-cool for owning it, will make that extra cash worth spending.

Selling Points 1. £1 will take you 73 miles – in a

Focus diesel £1 is good for 11 miles

2. On a PCP (most popular buy-ing method) it costs £399 per month

3. Company car drivers will pay no Benefit in Kind

Deal Clincher You can fuel it at home for just £2 a fill up

It’s the first five-seater mass-produced

electric car, but James Baggott finds out

the Leaf isn’t for everybody

by James Baggott, editor of Car Dealer Magazine (CarDealerMag.co.uk)


Anstruther, Cellardyke and Kilrenny… We are a family based Church, who gather together to build our

relationship with Christ and each other. Whichever Church door you choose, you will be made very

welcome, so come and join us!

The service times are - Kilrenny at 9.45am,

Anstruther and Cellardyke at 11am Opportunties to celebrate HARVEST TIME! 18th September in Kilrenny Church at 9.45

and Anstruther Church at 11am 25th September in Cellardyke Church at 11amfor more information check out our website at

www.ackone.org.uk Our Minister is

Rev Arthur A Christie – 01333 313917

…Three Centres, One Church. The Church of Scotland Parish Churches of Anstruther, Cellardyke and Kilrenny Charities Registered in Scotland

Charity numbers - Anstruther SC012986, Cellardyke SC000181, Kilrenny SC002653


[Murray] Good Morn-ing. C C Mobility. Can I help you?

[Mr P] ...Hello! We’ve got visitors coming up frae Engerland to stay for a couple of days. She needs a wheelchair tae get aboot but they cannae bring ain with them. Have you got ain you could lend me.

[Murray] Well, yes, but it’s more ”hire” than lend! There is a small charge mainly to cover insurance.

[Mr P] Och, aye! I un-derstand. That’s inter-esting to know. Di ye hire onything else?

[Murray] I do have certain items such as wheelchairs, large or small scooters, walking aids, raised toilet seats, suction grab handles, etc. There is obviously a limit on the sort of things we can hire out. For example, I couldn’t

really lend out bed pans, urinals, inconti-nence aids…. etc.

[Mr P] Edna’s getting dottier, you know! Last week she dragged me back tae the shops in Dundee to get a refund on a scarf that is too tight!

But she wis quite chuffed with her jig-saw. It only took her 6 months an’ it said on the box 5 to 7 years!

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Come and enjoy a meal in our restaurant with

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Forth Ample free parking

Open to non members Parties also catered for

High Tea - £10.95 Sun - Thur 4pm - 6pm Fri & Sat 4pm - 5.30pm

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Collected Short Stories by Roald Dahl A complete collection of dark, twisted and fantastically written short stories, this is perfect for teenagers and adults. With over fifty lingering tales, this book contains favourites such as ‘Lamb to the Slaugh-ter’, where a guilty wife attempts to conceal the murder of her hus-band by feeding the only evidence to the police. Genius!

Sleep by Roddy Doyle For an introduction to this charming Irish writer, Sleep is a lovely text, in which a husband admires his sleeping wife and reflects upon his life with her. Despite the brevity of the tale, Doyle develops strong characters, combining context with emotion to cre-ate a softness and affection which is incredible touching.

The Heart of Dark-ness by Joseph Conrad Although this is more of a novella, it is one of the greatest short stories: dark, capti-vating and with a torrent of hidden

meaning flowing be-neath the surface. Beautifully written and darkly magi-cal, it’s a must-read.

The Metamorpho-sis by Franz Kafka This wonderful story tells the tale of Gregor Samsa, who one day wakes up to find that he has turned into an insect. Exploring the themes of man and the natu-ral world, alienation and morality, this tale is darkly funny and brilliantly written.

The Bottle Imp by Robert Louis Steven-son The Bottle Imp can grant any wish, but with a chilling caveat:

die with it in your possession and your soul will burn in hell for eternity (not a happy thought) - and the bottle can only be sold for less than the purchase price. When Keawe finds himself in desperate need of the bottle, he discovers it only to realise it has a sinis-ter value of just one cent. This is suspense story-telling at its best.

The Yellow Wallpa-per by Charlotte Perkins Gilman This is the brilliantly written account of postnatal depression in the Victorian era, recounting the de-cline of a young woman’s mental health and the lack of understanding from her family as she is imprisoned in a room of her house.

Both sinis-ter and desperately sad, this will grip any reader until the very last line.

Oscar Wilde’s Stories for all Ages by Oscar Wilde and Stephen Fry

This wonderful collection combines some of the best tales of Oscar Wilde, presented in a beautifully illustrated book, featuring a foreword and introduction to each story by his biggest fan, Stephen Fry. For first time visitors to Wilde’s work, ‘The Selfish Giant’ is a must-read, telling the enchanting story of a giant who lives perpetually in Winter, until he allows children into his castle and his heart.

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Want to read more but never seem able to find the time? Our collection of fantastic short story books features something for everyone – the perfect way to become involved in a high-impact or touching tale, when all you have is twenty minutes.

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We will assist with the following:- PERSONAL AND DAILY TASKS - All levels of personal care, administration / assistance with medication. DOMESTIC ASSISTANCE - Meal preparation, housework tasks. HOUSING SUPPORT - Independent living skills, money management.


Home phones don't get the same attention as smart-phones, but they're often smarter buys: cutting-edge tele-phones won't cost you several hundred pounds or tie you into a two-year contract that takes £40 per month from your bank account. So how do you choose the one that's right for you?

The perfect home phoneThe perfect home phone

T he first thing to con-sider is how smart you want your home

phone to be. Many manu-facturers offer phones that can send SMS text messages, or have colour screens, or can use the Skype internet chat service, but unless you think you're actually going to use those features then there isn't much point in paying extra for them - and in the case of SMS messages, your mobile phone contract probably includes a bundle of free SMS messages, whereas ones you send from your home phone will cost money per text.

With the exception of the very cheapest telephones, home phones these days tend to be cordless. Most systems have a main base station, which plugs into your telephone line, and any supplemental handsets then connect to that base station so you don't need to run extension cables around your house or get BT to stick in new sockets. If you opt for an answering machine ver-sion, this will be built into the main base station.

The key technology to look for in a cordless phone is DECT, which is short for Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications. This

ensures reasonable call quality and enables multiple handsets to share a single phone socket, but take manufacturers' claims about handset range with an enor-mous pinch of salt: like wireless computer networks, those "100m range" claims are only achievable in ideal conditions where there aren't walls, radiators and other obstacles to obstruct the signal. However, unlike earlier cordless phones, UK DECT devices shouldn't in-terfere with or suffer inter-ference from wireless net-works, baby monitors and other wireless devices.

There are other issues to consider. Handsets with 150-name memories sound great, but if those numbers aren't shared with your other handsets - something BT Stratus phones don't do - then that selling point soon becomes an annoyance. Watch out for answering machines with tiny re-cording times, too: 5 min-utes of recording sounds reasonable, but a few wordy messages when you're on holiday will quickly fill all the available memory. Re-member too that unlike tra-ditional corded phones, cordless models don't work in the event of a power cut.

Remember too that some services cost money, so for example Caller ID and Caller Display require you to sign up to a particular service, which may incur an extra charge.

Some phones offer addi-tional technologies, such as Voice over IP, or VoIP for short. This routes calls over the internet, and the Skype internet calling system is probably the most famous example of VoIP in action. Firms such as Gigaset do a nice line of Skype-compatible VoIP phones, but they need to be connected to your broadband line to make VoIP calls - and if you've got broadband, that probably means you've already got a Skype-capable computer, smartphone or tablet.

When it comes to actually spending money, we've got two pieces of advice: look online for reviews and never pay the RRP. User reviews on retailers' websites will tell you whether the speaker-phone is actually audible and whether the LCD display is legible, and using price checking sites such as Kelkoo.co.uk soon demon-strates that discounts of nearly 50% are widely avail-able on many models.

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ownership and is now owned and managed by the Macfarlane family who are undertaking improvements to facilities which can be hired by local horse and pony owners. Matthew Macfarlane BHSAI UKCC 2 is a qualified British Horse Society Assistant Instructor and UK Coach who is train-ing for further BHS Exami-nations. At certain times lessons can be arranged

with Matthew or more regular training from Diana Zadja BHSI, is available to both livery clients and non livery clients.

At Muirhead Farm we provide well equipped stables with rubber matting for your horse’s comfort and well being. Good grazing is available with individual or small group grazing in secure paddocks. If you have the time to look after your horse yourself we can offer DIY Livery or if you need some help occasionally or full daily care this can be arranged to suit your needs. Livery clients have their own storage space, a heated tearoom, use of the newly improved in-door and outdoor schools along with a full set of show jumps and during the summer months, cross country fences. For those

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For a great display of spring flowering bulbs, start planting now.

Gardening By Pippa GreenwoodGardening By Pippa Greenwood

Start Planting Start Planting

I love this month, not least because it gives me carte blanche for thinking about

something I adore: spring flow-ering bulbs such as daffodils and other narcissus. Why? Be-cause for best results the bulbs for these spring delights need to be planted in the autumn. Planted from now onwards, they have a good chance to grow roots and start to build up energy for making a great dis-play next spring.

Choose your daffodils care-fully and you can have a display starting in late winter (from varieties such as ‘February Gold’) right through until mid-spring. When looking through the selection in catalogues or on garden centre shelves, just check flowering times which will be clearly indicated on the pack. Sometimes this will be as numerals rather than actual dates. For example, February to March could be indicated as 2-3 or sometimes even II-III.

Spring flowering bulbs are generally completely hardy in our climate so unless hit by serious extremes of weather (such as prolonged flooding), they will keep coming year after year.

There should be planting depths written on the packs of bulbs you buy or order, but if not it is generally better to plant slightly too deep rather than too shallowly. As a guide, I would advise planting at roughly three times the height of the bulb. If planted too shallowly they don’t perform so well and are more likely to be accidentally dug up when you’re planting other things.

Buying larger quantities of bulbs usually makes them sig-nificantly cheaper per bulb and

there are always multi-pack offers to be found, so shop about and choose carefully, but whatever you go for, unless you choose the very elite super-pricey bulbs, they’ll represent superb value for money. If you’re looking to plant a large expanse, perhaps a bank or the area along the sides of the drive, go for daffodils by the sack rather than by the bag.

I’m a real fan of crocus – choose from purple, lilac, striped, cream, yellow, orange or white. They’re very good value, but here’s a word of warning – I always find that the super-bargain priced mega-bags of crocus contain a lot of yellow and orange crocus which the sparrows love to shred. It’s better value to pay a little more for smaller single colour bags and avoid the yel-lows and oranges.

Once established, spring bulbs multiply quite rapidly, so you should end up with more than you started with – this means it’s important to plant at the suggested distances apart, even if it may feel a little sparse for the first year or two. If you want a high-impact look from the start, then you can plant a little closer than suggested, but bear in mind the bulbs will be-come congested and need lift-ing and replanting all the sooner.

Spring flowering bulbs need little attention once established – just give them an occasional feed and once the clumps be-come congested, divide and replant them to give each bulb more space so it can fulfil its potential.

Where to grow them: Try simple daffodils like

‘Carlton’, ‘King Alfred’ or Eng-

lish bluebells grown in random plantings, scattered and then planted where they fall, beneath trees in your garden. They’ll look great and often produce a really good display beneath the outer spread of trees where it may otherwise be difficult to encourage much else to grow.

Shrubs and even climbers can also be used for naturalised bulb plantings, but because they’re smaller, grow the more diminu-tive bulbs such as miniature Narcissus ‘Tete a Tete’, ‘Hawera’, ‘Peeping Tom’, rich blue grape hyacinths or delicate Chi-nodoxa.

On steep banks where gar-dening is difficult, why not grow masses of bulbs? Planting on the near vertical may be tricky, but once there you can enjoy the display for years to come.

Pots or other good-looking containers make great homes for bulbs. If you’ve fallen for anything particularly small or expensive, pots can be the an-swer and will mean you can enjoy and not lose those tiny spring bulb jewels amongst their larger relatives.

Larger planters including tubs and window boxes are brilliant for bulbs too – try a host of golden daffodils in a smart blue pot, some delicate dwarf iris or Iris reticulata in a window box or pot on the front steps where you’ll be able to enjoy their good looks and their subtle perfume.

Whichever type of spring bulb you have in mind, and wher-ever you intend to grow them, start planning and buying now so that they can be in the ground promptly.

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Telephone: 01333 310407

Pathhead Home Grown Fruit & Vegetables Flowers, Candles, Plant Pots, Garden Sundries

& More.

WE ARE A WORKING NURSERY AND WELL WORTH A VISIT!

Autumn Bulbs, Heathers, Alpines, Shrubs, Herbaceous & Perennials

Also a Large Selection of Containers, Ceramic Pots and Half Oak Barrels

PATHHEAD NURSERIES ST. MONANS, FIFE, KY10 2DQ

TEL: 01333 730716


Holistic Therapist SourceSTAR Master/Teacher

Sheila Caldwell

Therapies Available: �� SourceSTAR �� Bowen Technique �� Reflexology �� Metamorphique Process �� Hopi Ear Candling �� EFT

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Tel: 01333 311468 www.sheilacaldwell.co.uk

Member of ENFACT web directory

Gift Vouchers Available

Sandi Johnstone Member of

National Association of Health Stores www.nahs.co.uk

Complementary Medical Association www.the-cma.org.uk

E.N.F.A.C.T www.enfact.org.uk

Nature’s Way, Fife A. Vogel (Bioforce) Specialist Store

27 High St East, Anstruther, 311077 www.naturesway-fife.com

SPECIAL OFFERSTO HELP BEAT THE CREDIT CRUNCH - NO NEED TO LOOK FURTHER!

Also Offers on PHARMA NORD products + newsletter (Co Q/10, Vitamin D3, Pycnogenol, Omega 7 etc.)

OUR PRODUCTS ARE APPROVED FOR SALE IN THE UK This is important for quality & safety reasons

FOR ADVICE & MAIL ORDER (LOCAL and U.K. WIDE) TEL: 01333 311077 or e mail [email protected]

Coming Soon Shop online

at our new website

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Come in & see our “New”

Mother & Baby Section

B ach Flower Reme-dies are a wonder-ful resource that

can help everyone to achieve greater balance and harmony in their lives in a simple, natural and effective way. They can help to relieve stress, increase energy levels, gain confidence, improve sleep, overcome shyness, assist hormonal issues, conquer fears, cope with grief or trauma plus all other emotionally based problems.

The remedies provide help in a safe, natural and effective way and can assist us to rediscover the positive side of ourselves. The philosophy is to treat the negative emotion be-fore it leads to stress and illness. The positive plant energy neutralises the negative energy of the emotion and restores the mind to its natural, posi-tive state.

After a consultation to

determine which reme-

dies are correct for you, Kathryn will mix up your own personalised remedy bottle and you will take 4 drops 4 times a day in any drink. One bottle usually lasts about 3 weeks. Any residue left is great for all plants!

Taster Sessions and Consultations now available at The Seaside Sanctuary, St Monans!

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Contact Kathryn on 07776 197677 or email [email protected] www.kathrynfollon.com (See advert page 35)


Looking for a local Therapist?Look no further – they are in www.enfact.org.uk

Alternatively, call in to Nature's Way Health Store in Anstruther, for brochures and more information.

East Neuk of Fife Accessible Complementary Therapies directory.


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John McKenna For All Your

Upholstery Needs Antique & Modern Furniture

Tel: 01333 312389 Mobile: 07732 854939

Zena F Walker D.S.M.

Reiki Practioner Swedish Massage

Bioforce Phytotherapy Hot Stone Therapy

Registered with Scottish Massage Therapists Organisation Home Visits by arrangement

Argyle Cottage, 9 South Street, Elie

01333 330679

“Over 10 Years of Teaching in the East Neuk”

PAUL AMBROSE Driver Training

Driving Standards Agency Approved Driving Instructor Grade 5 Institute of Advanced Motorists Member

Pass Plus Registered Instructor BTEC Drive iQ Pro Coach

www.ambrosedriving.co.uk

5 Kilrenny Lea, Kilrenny 01333 312107

STARTER PACK All pupils receive a starter pack, which includes a highway code book, theory CD roms, mock theory test papers

and lesson handouts.


John Johnstone Appliance Repairs

01333 300884 eve & w/ends

07950 434278 Repairs to most kitchen appliances & (PAT) Portable Appliance Testing

24 years experience Email: [email protected]

Wakelin Thomson PAINTER

Reduced rates for OAP’s

Tel: 01333 730 336 Mob: 07795 280316


ANDREW NEEDHAM Plumbing � Heating �Bathrooms � Tiling �

Drainage � Maintenance

Call Andrew on Crail: 07969 412531

[email protected]

East Neuk School of Dance Children’s Dance Classes

Ballet, Modern Jazz & Tap Dance Girls & Boys 3 to 18 yrs - In Anstruther & Crail

Also - Singing, Drama & Highland Dance Adult Keepfit, Water-fit & Modern Ballet

Claire Griffin: RAD RTS AISTD CDE Tel: 01333 730 885

Website: www.eastneukdance.com

R P Allan Joiner For all your small joinery jobs

For help, advice & prompt attention

Tel: 01333 313107 Mob: 07801 281261


SANDY SMITH STONEMASON

& BUILDING CONTRACTOR

Tel: 01333 312625 Mob: 07931 981 559

In Crail All ages welcome

For further information see www.hensladderpiano.com

or call Nora 07967 358 737

Piano Tuition


D o you feel like you never get finished with the laundry? Is

there evidence of the laun-dry process all over your home? Are there soured tow-els in the washing machine because you forgot about them? Do you have a dryer full of wrinkled clothes be-cause you were on the phone when the buzzer went off? If you actually folded them are they still on top of your dryer or piled in your laundry basket waiting to be put away?

Laundry is just like dishes.

If you eat on plates and drink water out of glasses; you will have dirty dishes. If you get up and get dressed and get ready for bed you will have dirty clothes. Dishes or clothes don’t magically get clean, someone has to lift a hand to start the process. Starting the process is just the beginning of five step journey of climbing Mount Washmore!

One day you wake up to no

clean underwear. So you either have to go buy some new undies or do the laun-dry. By this time you have worn every clean item of clothing you have and Mount Washmore seems like Mount Everest. Where do you start?

If your laundry has gotten

out of hand there is a good chance that you do not have a routine for staying on top of it! I am going to teach you how to get it done and then give you a routine for keep-ing up with it.

We are going on a laundry

scavenger hunt. Put on some fun music! Go to your laun-dry room and check the washer and dryer for forgot-ten clothes. Start sorting those clothes into piles: Whites, delicates, colors, jeans, towels and sheets. Then check your laundry hot spots; the bathroom floor and hamper, treadmill han-dlebars and the bedroom chair. You know your favor-ite dumping ground for dirty clothes. Get the children involved too. Ask them to look under their beds and in their closets. Keep sorting the clothing into your piles.

Next gather up all your

laundry baskets and put your laundry detergent, softener and stain pre-treater in one basket. Then go to all your closets and gather up all the empty hangers and put them in another basket. You have lots of piles of clothes. Put single loads in garbage bags and take them to your car. You probably have ten or more loads. The next thing you are hunting for in this scavenger hunt is money. Go cushion diving or to your

change jar to gather up coins for the Laundromat. Now don’t fuss that you have a washing machine and a dryer. You have not been using them. It is time to get this done!

Before you leave the house,

clean out one drawer for each family member. Most of the clothes in your drawers you do not wear because if you did they would be in the dirty clothes bags. So put them in a give-away bag. This way when you get home from the Laundromat you will have a place to put your clean clothes. As you are folding the clothes at the Laundromat don’t fold things that you don’t love or that does not fit. If it is too stained to give away then put it in the trash. Have a give-away bag handy as you are doing your folding. Don’t take anything home that is just going to become a stum-bling block to your daily routine of doing the laundry.

A load a day keeps you

from having to scale Mount Washmore! Don’t wait till you are overwhelmed.

Laundry Scavenger Hunt - Laundry is just like dishes. If you eat on plates and drink water out of glasses; you will have dirty dishes

Marla CilleyMarla Cilley

The Fly LadyThe Fly Lady

For more help getting rid of your CHAOS, check out her website and join her free mentoring group at www.FlyLady.net or her book, Sink Reflections published by Random House and her New York Times Best Selling book, Body Clutter published by Simon and Schuster. Copyright 2011 Marla Cilley Used by permission in this publication.


VAL’S CABS St Monans Taxi Hire

Fast & Friendly Service

Tel: 01333 730734 6 Seat Vehicle

Airport Transfers 24 Hours by Appointment


Steven Tilbrook Painter & Decorator

(Former National Trust Painter)

All Interior & Exterior Jobs Undertaken 14 Years Experience, References Available

VAT FREE

Tel: 01333 450732 Mob: 07746451116

Colin Sweeney Stonemason

All Masonry Work Undertaken

Tel 01592 573251 Mob 07709 745650

David Glass “New” Jetting Machine to Clear

Drains & Clean Patios/Monoblock

Garden & Property Maintenance Tool Hire & Plant Hire

Call David on 01333 312085 Call Alan on 07752482174

George D Allan Plasterer, Roofer,

Ceramic Tiler Tel: 01333 311416

Mob: 07773 736372 57 Toll Road, Cellardyke

IKEA KITCHENS Designed & Installed

Low Prices Quality Service

Tel: 01333 730629 www.eastfifekitchens.co.uk

Traditional Thai Bodywork is a therapeutic treatment for the alleviation of muscle and joint pain, improves circulation and promotes relaxation.

To discuss any requirements or make a booking please contact Sarah Larter: Tel: 07970 111375 Email: [email protected] Website: thaibodywork.co.uk

The Seaside Sanctuary St Monans

Discover how Reiki and Bach Flower Remedies can help you achieve a healthier and happier life.

Call now for an appointment on

01333 730395 Taster Sessions & Consultations

Available For All New Clients

www.kathrynfollon.com


Paws for Thought

Dog Grooming in Crail & at 64 Argyle Street, St Andrews

We cater for all sizes and breeds of dogs

Services Available:Bathing, Drying & Dematting Scissoring, Clipping & Deshedding Handstripping Nail Clipping, Ear Plucking & Cleaning

Call us today on 01333 451223 or 01334 477955

Tel: 01333 311892 Mobile: 07812086147

Builder Roofer

Plasterer Ceramic Tiler

70 Pickford Crescent Cellardyke Anstruther KY10 3AT

A Donaldson

54/56 High Street Anstruther

Tel 01333 311890 www.pets-pantry.co.uk

PETS PANTRY

~ Pet Care Centre & Feed Merchant

~ Boarding Service for Small Animals & Birds


Events News

It’s FREE to include details of your event on this page

call 01333 313941 or email [email protected]

Carnbee Literary and Social Union

Friday October 21, 7pm, Arncroach Church Hall

- Opening meeting for session 2011/12 - Slide show

and talk on Australian holiday by John Ballany plus

presentation of Gardens Competition prizes.

Friday November 11, 7pm, Arncroach Church

Hall - Whist Drive and dominoes.

Neuk Kids After School Club

At the Erskine Hall, Anstruther. Term time 3pm to

6pm and holidays 8.30am to 6pm. For children P1

to P7. Enquiries 312735 or East Neuk Centre.

CRAIL FOLK CLUBThur 8 Sep “Fraser Nimmo” Crail Town Hall £6

Thur 23 Sep “Singers Night” Golf Hotel £1

Thur 13 Oct “Ivan Drever” Golf Hotel £7

Thur 27 Oct “Singers Night” Golf Hotel £1

Visit the website www.crailfolkclub.org.uk or call

Bernie on 451126 for more details.

Crail Golfing Society Open Day 18th September

As well as a round of golf on either Balcomie or

Craighead Links, players – men, women or juniors

will be provided with bacon rolls and coffee from

11.30am, an after - round light meal and a ‘goody

bag’. In keeping with the 225 th theme, the Society

has set the price of the package at £22.50, less than

one third of the weekend green fee.

CAMBO EVENTS - www.camboestate.com

Sunday 16 October - 12 to 4.00pm, Octoberfest at

Cambo. A celebration of the harvest with apple

pressing, seasonal produce, workshops, story telling

and fun for children. Straw work workshop with

Elaine Lindsay.Every Wednesday in November, Cambo House

Uncovered, Guided tour of Cambo House

Tickets £9.50 Includes coffee and shortbread

Sunday 13 November 10.15am to 1pm

Winter Gardening, With Head Gardener Elliott

Forsyth Tickets £28 (Friends of Cambo Gardens

and RHS Members £25) Inc coffee & shortbread.

Fife Police—Next Community Meetings

1 September 2011 - Thursday @ 7.00 pm - Crail

Town Hall, Marketgate, Crail

22 September 2011 - Thursday @ 7.00 pm - Erskine

Hall, Backdykes, Anstruther

29 September 2011 - Thursday @ 7.00 pm - Fife

Council library, meeting room, Colinsburgh

Anstruther & District Amateur Operatic Society

Tickets are now on sale for this year's production of

'Fiddler On The Roof' at the Byre Theatre. Show

dates are 13th-17th of Spetember at 7.30pm with a

Saturday Matinee at 2.30pm. Tickets are available

online at www.byrethetre.com or - 01334 475000

Anstruther Improvements Association

The new series of “Anster Nichts” starts on Thurs-

day 15th September at 7.30pm in Anstruther Wester

Town Hall and thereafter on the 3rd Thursday of

October, November, January, February & March.

All welcome. More details available from Christine

Keay 01333 310579 or Elizabeth Gordon 01333

310674, email [email protected].

Patchwork & Quilting Group

Meet from 7 - 9pm on Wednesday evenings from

5th October in Anstruther Wester Town Hall details

from Christine Keay 01333 310579

EAST NEUK ART CLUBOld and new members warmly welcomed. Anyone

interested in joining can contact the secretary for

more details Tel. 01334 880 332 or email sea-

[email protected] and Kilrenny Men’s Association

Meets every Thursday beginning 8th September to

the beginning of April at 7pm in Cellardyke Church

Hall and is open to all men in the area. With carpet

bowling, speakers and the occasional social eve-

ning. Come along for good company and an enjoy-

able evening. Contact Alec Govan Tel 01333

313706 for more information . The meeting on 8th

September is an Open Night to which ladies are also

welcome to attend.

This year marks the 22nd anniversary of fundraising

activities. Since 1989 over £435,000 has been raised with 4

powered and 3 manual wheelchairs being donated this year

along with a scooter and other donations. The main fund

raising event of the year is the Charity Dinner which takes

place on Sunday 13th November at 7.30pm in the Craw’s

Nest Hotel. Tables can be booked by calling the Craw’s

Nest on 01333 310691. The line up of speakers this year

include Andy Cameron - TV and radio star as Chairman

for the evening. Adger Brown (Variety Club Entertainer a

stalwart of the Wheelchair Appeal) Willie Young (ex

referree) plus another yet to be confirmed. It’s sure to be a

sell out again this year, so definitely worth booking your

table early.

East Neuk Wheelchair Appeal22nd Annual Charity Dinner, Sunday 13th November

Tables can be booked through the Craw’s Nest - 01333 310691


Index of AdvertisersIndex of AdvertisersAccountant TMA Accoutants & Tax Advisors10

Activities/Events Anstruther, Cellardyke & Kilrenny Churches 20 Cambo Estate 33 Crail Golfing Society 16 East Neuk Community Centre 18 Advertising East Neuk Edition 38 Appliance Repairs John Johnstone 33 Beauty Jennifers 9 So...Glamorous 14 Bridal Make Up Eileen Wood 4 Builder A Donaldson 36 James McGhee Builder 16 David Shepherd Builder 11Builders Merchant Gray & Pringle 2 Care Agency Gibson Training & Care Ltd 24 Carpets & Flooring Carpet Sun Limited 40 ChiropodistFoot Clinic 31 R P Harper 8 Complementary TherapiesSheila Caldwell 30 ENFACT Directory 30 Thai Bodyworks 35 The Seaside Sanctuary 35 Zena F Walker 32

ClothingFamily A Fayre & Lady Fayre 3 Computer Services Buzz Computer Services 24 East Neuk Technology 12 Dog Grooming Paws For Thought 36 Driving School Paul Ambrose 32 Answer School of Motoring 18 Electrician Andrew Allan 22Equine Livery Muirhead Farm 26 Fancy Gifts Harbour House 12 The Old House Crail 10 Fitness & Dance East Neuk School of Dance 33 FloristPathhead Flower Shop 29 Funeral Director Peter Murray Funeral Director 5 A Stephen Funeral Director 39 Garden Centre/Nursery Pathhead Nurseries 29Garden Machinery Repairs & Service Gardens, Mowers & Tools 6 Garden Services G B Haviland 3 Garden & Property Maintenance David Glass 35

Health Food Store Nature’s Way 30 HairdresserRobert Adamson Hair Design 8 Studio One 3 So… Glamorous 14 Joiner Gordon Muir Joinery 3 A Syme 15 Steven Doherty 16 Murray & Wilson 5 Alan Mowbray 36 R P Allan 33 Kitchen Installation East Fife Kitchens 35 Landscape GardeningTwin Landscapes 22 Mobility Equipment C C Mobility 21 Mortgage BrokerClear Financial Solutions 27 Opticians Govan Optometrist 39 Painter Steven Tilbrook 35 Wakelin Thomson 33 Pet Shop Pets Pantry 36 Physiotherapist Stuart Barton 31 Plasterer George D Allan 35 Piano Repair & Service East Neuk Pianos 18

PlumbingJames Allardyce 10 East Neuk Plumbers 6 Fleming & Gibson 20 Andrew Needham 33 Plant & Tool Hire East Neuk Plant & Tool Hire 6 Gardens, Mowers & Tools 6 Restaurants / Takeaway Haven Bar & Restaurant 8 Inn at Lathones 7 Jahangir 4 Pittenweem Inn 27 Rockies Restaurant 22 Stonemason Sandy Smith 33 Colin Sweeney Stonemason 35 Taxi Val’s Cabs 35 Tuition Piano - Hens Ladder Piano 33 Upholsterer John McKenna 32 Web Design Five Web Studios 16

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