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New Zealand Daylight Saving will endon Sunday when 3am becomes 2am

People may find it convenient to puttheir clocks back by one hour beforegoing to bed tomorrow.

As well as changing clocks, the endof daylight saving is an opportunetime for people to check theirhousehold emergency plans andsurvival items and home smokealarms.

The daylight saving period runsfrom the last Sunday in September tothe first Sunday in April. This yeardaylight saving will recommence on 28September.

Still loving 60 years on

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LOVE IN THE AIR: After 60-years of marriage, for George and Ruth Woodmass it was time to lookback on all the good times with their family at the weekend. PHOTO: STUART MUNRO

By BAILEYO’KEEFE-DAWIN

Through the tough times andthe happy times, as allmarriages go through, Ruthand George Woodmass havebeen together for 60-years,and still find time for a lovingkiss, and to appreciate eachother.

Last weekend George andRuth Woodmass (neeSwindlehurst) of Shannonwere surrounded by familymembers all wishing thecouple all the very best ontheir 60th anniversary.

During the day the couplereminisced on how their lifetogether had changed, timesspent with their five childrenand now sharing that timewith their 10 grandchildrenand seven great great-grandchildren.

‘‘Some of our greatgrandkids are older than ourgrandkids,’’ Ruth said.

The couple met at a GayGordon’s dance, that was aregular event in those times.It did not take long for them torealise that they had agrowing special relationship.

Soon after the meeting, thecouple got engaged and thenmarried on May 28, 1954.

The couple said their vowsin front of a small number offamily members and friends.The wedding party consistedof Ruth’s sister and her goodfriend, and George’s brotherand his good friend — who areall still living today.

The couple have lived inHukanui, Opiki, Tokumaruand Linton.

Like most married men ofthe era, George was a working

man and provided for hisfamily. He worked as a milkvendor for 23 years and laterfor a dairy company inShannon.

Ruth has worked inclothing factories andrecently worked for a

Shannon underwear maker.She now does crafts, knittingand sewing to fill her time.

George and Ruth have hadit pretty hard in their lateryears. They lost theirdaughter Judith to cancerseven years ago, but her

memory lives on in thecouples hearts.

However, the couple stillmake the most of each dayand intend to continueenjoying each other’scompany, and sharing thelove with their family.

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MONEY MATTERS

Understanding investment riskwith BERNARD LONG

All investments carry risk.Shares, property and bondsrise and fall in value. A bankor finance company coulddefault on paying interest ondeposits or debentures or failaltogether and not repay allor part of your money. TheGovernment does notguarantee any investment,including term deposits.

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Cleaning up Manawatu Riverwith NATHANGUYOtaki MP FROMMY DIARY

- Cabinet was onMonday.- On Tuesday I checkedout drought conditions inNorthland andWaikato.- I was in the electorateyesterday and today.

As a Government we areserious about balancingeconomic growth andenvironmentalsustainability carefully.

We have had a real focuson improving the quality ofour rivers and lakes.

This is why theGovernment has injected$5.2 million into restoringthe health and overallquality of the ManawatuRiver.

The Manawatu RiverAccord is being implementedand supported by HorizonsRegional Council,Horowhenua DistrictCouncil, local Iwi and

industrywho allrecognisetheimport-ance ofthisproject.

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outlines the clear goals of allinvolved to improve thehealth of the River, and tocapitalise on the potentialsocial and economic benefitsa healthier river brings.

Everyone involved has aclear plan to make positivechanges which is great newsfor the region.

There have beenimpressive signs of progressbeing made on the river, all

of which are demonstratedon a website dedicated to itsimprovement.

The website is namedOURS and can be foundonline at http://www.manawaturiver.co.nz/

This interactive websiteenables the public to sourceinformation and trackprogress being made on theRiver’s improvements.

This is great news on theback of the recent $540,000Government investment inthe future health of LakeHorowhenua.

Significant localcontributions are also beingmade by community groupsinvolved with the Friends ofOtaki River and Friends ofWaikanae River who have

planted thousands of nativetrees helping to enhance thefuture health of our regions’waterways.

It is also great to see thatnearly $1.5m native trees willline the Kapiti Expressway.This is one of the largestplanting projects in thelower North Island and willcreate 60 local jobs.

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Calling onrugby juniorsEnjoying a hearty breakfast atLevin College Old Boys clubrooms before the day starts iswhat all Kiwi kids should bedoing, particularly if the day isgoing to include a game ofrugby.

Local rugby clubs aretaking registrations for thecoming season, if you arekeen to play contact:- Athletic RFC, Carwyn Millard027 589-5059,[email protected] Foxton RFC, Lynda Strawbridge,[email protected] LCOBRFC, Wai Gripp 027 8280329,hokowhetu— [email protected].

- Wanderers RFC, Kirstie Holtham 022 3507983 (no email).- Shannon RFC, Elroy Smith 021 477 580,[email protected].

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Local Scouts building bridges

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ALL HANDS ON DECK: Scouts from Paekakariki to Levin camped near Wellington to learn practicalskills including the building of a rope bridge spanning the Horokiwi West Stream. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

By FRANKIEWEBB

Scouts from Paekakariki to Levingathered at Battle Hill nearWellington to learn some practicalskills. The troop of 30 girls andboys travelled to the site and wereput into patrols being mixedgroups of six which they remainedin for the weekend.

Practical skills from lightingfires and cooking meals to generalfirst aid with some ropes andlashings thrown in is all part ofthe course.

The main aim of this particularcourse was to build a rope bridgeacross Horokiwi Stream West. Itwas a challenge for the Scoutsaged 10 to 14 but all took delight inwalking over the bridge oncompletion which gave a hugesense of pride.

Cossgrove courses, namedafter Lieutenant Colonel DavidCossgrove who introducedScouting in New Zealand, run asan introduction for youngerScouts and are held throughoutNew Zealand at different times.The first scout camp was held inNew Zealand in 1908 at a site nearKaiapoi, Canterbury.

Scouts are becoming popularagain with the numbersnationally increasing for the pastthree years.■ Formore information onScoutingin this area contact any of the localScout Groups.Waitarere at theDomain contact RonSeymour 06368-7091, StMarysmeets at 3Manchester St, Levin contract BrentHurlimann 06 368-3711, Kotuku SeaScouts hall in Playford Park, Levincontact Keith Christensen 06368-3533 check out thewebsitewww.scouts.org.nz or phone0800SCOUTS

NEWS IN BRIEF

Victim namedThe 84-year-old woman killed

in a car crash outside Manakauon March 25 has been named asGloria Adair Good of WaikawaBeach. Ms Good was driving aToyota which was involved in acollision with a four-wheel-drivevehicle on State Highway 1, justafter 1pm. The 80-year-old driverof the other car was taken tohospital with minor injuries.

Postage rates to riseIt’s going to cost more to post

letters and parcels both in NewZealand and overseas from July1. The standard letter rate is setto rise by 10 cents, from 70 centsto 80 cents, for medium sizedletters sent by Standard Postwithin New Zealand, while thecost for posting Large StandardPost letters will rise by 20 cents,from $1.40 to $1.60. New ZealandPost said the increases werenecessary to maintain a nationalpostal service in the face ofhigher costs, more deliverypoints and lower mail volumes,however some postage serviceswill see a drop in prices. Moredetails can be found atwww.nzpost.co.nz/july2014.

Gastro outbreakMidCentral District Health

Board Public Health Serviceshave been advised of sixoutbreaks of gastroenteritis(gastro) in the community inMarch compared to one for thesame time in 2013. With increas-ing cases of gastroenteritisreported, it is timely to remindpeople of hygiene measures thatwill reduce the risk of gettinggastroenteritis. These measuresinclude regular hand washingwith soap and water for 20seconds, and 20 seconds drying.

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Charmaine’spepehaKia Ora Tatou!

Ko Charmaine Haeata toku ingoaKo Sharon Haeata toku MamaKo Philip Haeata toku PapaNo Te waka o KurahaupoNo Nga pae Maunga o TararuaNo Te awa o HokioNo Te Marae o KahuturoaNo Te iwi o MuaUpoko

I was born and raised in Levinand I’m also the youngest ofthree older sisters.

I attended Levin CentralPrimary and Levin Intermediateschools, from there moved ontoHorowhenua College, since thenI have raised my 10 year sonLeevi. We moved away in 2006to Napier and from there to theNaki for a time.We returnedhome, where I feel “home iswhere the heart is”. I’ve beena solo parent for 10 years toolong, I’m very grateful to wakeup Monday-Friday to have theopportunity to work alongsidethe inspiring staff members ofthe M.T.A. I’m eager to meetmore muaUpoko whanue and tobe here for our people. I’m readyto take on any new challengesthat comemy way.

He korero whakapiAno te pai, te ahuareka o te nohoo nga teinaMe nga tuakana I runga I tewhakaaaro kotahiIt is indeed pleasant whenMuaUpoko can have unity ofthought.

Nathan’s pepeaNo TeWaka o KaurahaupoNo Nga Pae Maunga o TararuaNo Te Awa o HokioNo Te Marae o KawiuNo Te Hapu o Ngati HineNo Te Iwi o MuaupokoKo Nathan Taylor toku ingoaNo Temana“Inky”Taylor tokuPapaNo Tiripa “Tilly”Tukapua tokumamaTena Koutou, Tena Koutou, TenaKoutou Katoa

It is a real privilege for me tobe working here at MuaupokoTribal Authority as a Smoke FreeSupport Person / Youth Mentorin the Horowhenua Area. I amlooking forward to deliveringthese services not only to mywhanau and iwi but also tothe wider community. Having

worked with youth of all agesand cultural backgrounds Ihave realised that this is a jobthat I have become passionateabout. As the new Smoke FreeSupport Person I am enthusiasticto be able to give people whoare thinking about breakingthe habit of smoking supportand to be able to provide thema healthier alternative to theirnicotine addiction. I look forwardto becoming a part of the MTAteam to grow and expand withthis organisation, to help benefitmy people.

“E ai o harirau haere mai”

You have the wings to fly – if youreally try.

Teresa’s mihiTena koutou katoaKo Kurahaupo te wakaKo Ngati Hine te hapuKo nga pae maunga Tararua meRuahine e tu iho neiKo Punahau te moanaKo Hokio te awaKo Kohuturoa me Kawiu ngamaraeKoWhatonga te tangataNo Te iwi o Muaupoko ahau

Ko Pristine Burke toku mamaKo Alan Burke toku papaKo Te Aroha Burke toku teinaTokowha aku tamarikiKo Kagyn te mataamuaKo Jade tana teinaKo Manaia taku tamaahineKo Summer-lee te potikiKo Teresa Burke ahau

I was born and raised inPalmerston North.

I come from a family of two,myself and my little sister.

My dad is from the South Islandand mymumwas born andraised here in Levin.

I attended Queen ElizabethCollege, then moved onto TeWananga O Aotearoa where Iachieved a certificate in MaoriPerforming Arts.

I graduated from theHairdressing College in 2012,there I entered the Manawatuhairdressing competition for thefirst time and won Manawatu‘Apprentice of the Year’ for 2012.I then moved onto the nationalsin Auckland, which was a hugeachievement just getting thatfar.

I am now currently workingas admin for Muaupoko Tribal

Authority. It’s a privilege to beworking for my iwi, our people,and among whanau.

Kaore e nui ake aku korero I teneiwaEngari ko taku he tautoko hetautoko he tautokoNo reira tena koutou, tenakoutou, tena tatou katoa

Property andCultural RedressWorkshopOn Saturday 22 March 2014 ahui-a-iwi workshop was heldat Kohuturoa Marae in Levin.This workshop was facilitatedby Tuia Group, MuaūpokoTribal Authority’s legal andstrategic advisors for the Treatysettlement negotiations.

During this workshopinformation on property andcultural redress was providedto the attendees. In additiondifferent workshop activitieswere carried out using mapsof the core Crown assets. Thisenabled the participants toidentify properties and assetsthat may be of interest throughthe direct negotiations process.

A great turn out of peopleattended this productiveworkshop. In the followingweeks and months morehui and workshops of thisnature are expected to beheld.We will advise the datesof these activities very soon.We encourage all MuaūpokoIwi members to attend andparticipate these activities tocome.

MTANews

Child Youth and Family are seeking amazing people toopen their homes to young people who need to live in asafe, caring environment and re-connect with theircommunities.

These young people have sadly experienced difficultiesthrough their childhood, and are sometimes unable, formany reasons, to live with their own whÿ nau.

They can be inspiring, fun and rewarding to be around;however, because of the impact of their past experiences,their behaviours can also sometimes be extremelychallenging to those close to them.

These young people need caregivers who:• Will stay calm• Are resilient and compassionate• Are energetic, committed and resourceful• Are able to work as part of a team• Are willing to receive on-going specialised training• Have supportive family and social networks.

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Supporting theLevin Home for War VeteransWaiopehu 88ish Reunion

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WORTHY CAUSE: Jason Stewart, David Rippin (retiredair force) Leonie Coutts, Perry Curtis (retired army) andJustin Hing. The Levin Home for War veterans will bethe beneficiaries of a Waiopehu School reunion atEaster.

Reunion snowballsBy PETER FRANKLIN

A reunion targeting allwho left Waiopehu Collegein 1988 has been organisedby Jason Stewart, nowAuckland-based, SeanDoyle, now living inScotland, and LeonieCoutts, who resides inWellington.

They got in touch asformer students of thecollege and startedplanning a reunion forpupils who left in 1988.

The reunion is duringEaster from Thursday,April 17 through toSunday, April 20.

Mr Stewart said theyhad been planning theevent for more than a yearsince he first put the ideato Sean over a Skype callsuggesting holding a smallreunion rugby game forthe first XV players from’88, complete with asupply of remade jerseysto modern standards.

He said this hadevolved into a seriousweekend event involvingonline registrations, quiznights, a tour of WaiopehuCollege, rugby and netballgames, hefty Facebookinterest and a black tiedinner evening combinedwith an auction night. Allproceeds from the nightand weekend will go to theLevin Home for WarVeterans.

‘‘An event of thisnature takes months ofplanning and involvesmany organisations andgroups to make itsuccessful,’’ he said

‘‘To date, we haveinvested unlimited hoursand personal finances toinitiate this event that willcelebrate our time atWaiopehu from 1986 to1988 and encompassothers around those yearswhile supporting theLevin Home for WarVeterans.’’

Mr Stewart saidfundraising would beachieved through ticket

sales, donations,sponsorship and a charityauction ball being held onon Saturday night at theLevin Cosmopolitan ClubHudson Room.

‘‘We have securedsupport from local,national and internationalindividuals andbusinesses who allrecognise the 100thanniversary of World War1 as being an event theyare proud to havethemselves and theircompany associatedwith,’’ he said.

A good number offormer students ofWaiopehu College havedirect association with thewar vets home, havinggrandfathers cared forthere.

‘‘We see this as anopportunity to showcasethe local community feelof the town and the collegein question, as well aslocal businesses andservices, such as the warveterans homes getting anincreased presence withlocal media, such as theChronicle, supporting theevent.’’ he said.

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will be the Saturday.Organisers have securedthe Levin Domain, whichwas offered by theHorowhenua RugbyUnion, as the ground foran early afternoon rugbygame

‘‘We have over 20 ex-school first XV playersfrom that era for whichmost are coming from outof town, or even fromoffshore. We havearranged withHorowhenua KapitiRugby Union to play a fourby 20-minute game usingrugby rules from the 80splaying againstbarbarians teams of localcombined teams and usingthe old style brown leatheradidas ball front the 80s.’’

Personalised namedand numbered rugbyjerseys and full rugby kitwere designed for theWaiopehu Reunionists,bringing back the classicteal-coloured Waiopehufirst XV jersey not seensince 1990.

■ Game day: Saturday April19, kick-off at 1pm,Waiopehu Reunionists vsLevin Barbarians.

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BLUE BEAT

Lock it or lose itwith Graeme JarvisCommunity Constable

While crime overall is slowlytrending downwards, a greatresult for local police, there hasbeen a sudden increase in theftsfrom cars over recent weeks. Notonly has the area been verylocalised, the manner in whichthe offender/s is operating is alsovery consistent.

The offender/s is targetingvehicles left overnight parked onthe street, driveways andcarports, but more importantlythey are not being locked. Theoffender is targeting lose changeand at times is leaving othervaluables behind. He is pushingdoors closed to make themappear as though they are stillsecure but, in many cases, theyhave not been completely shut.

The message is clear, wherevehicles are not able to be lockedaway in a garage, please ensureall valuables are removed, or atleast locked away out of sight,preferably in the boot.

Following on from last weekwhen I mentioned a member ofthe public pursuing a stolen car,I have had another situationwhere a member of the publichas attempted to take the lawinto their own hands.

In this case a burglaryoccurred, and the owner decidednot to inform police in the firstinstance. He then began to makehis own enquires to recover thestolen property. Unfortunatelythe plan backfired and hedetermined quite quickly that itwas not going to be as simple ashe first thought. He then madehis complaint to police.

In thiscase,enquiriesleft for policehave beencomprom-ised andsomeavenues forenquiryhave been

eliminated altogether.Our local Neighbourhood

Policing Team is working onanother initiative, this timeaimed at driver education. Theprogramme is being run jointlywith the safety co-ordinator forHorizons Regional Council.

The scheme runs alongsimilar lines as diversion incriminal matters and providesanother outcome other than apecuniary one. Generally thescheme is offered to firstoffenders, and the infringementmust be at the low end of thescale, such as some licensingmatters, intersection and driverbehaviour offences.

At this stage just oneworkshop is on offer and will beheld in Taitoko School at 5pm onThursday April 10. It will run fortwo hours and is intended to befun, interactive and educational,and will focus on road safetyissues.

Drivers that qualify for thescheme will have been handed aflyer with their infringementnotices, advising them of thedetails and inviting them toattend. It is voluntary.

Anyone with enquiries cancontact the Levin SouthNeighbourhood Policing teamdirect on 06 368-9674.

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THE Warehouse Levin has money to help community groups keep in the black. The money is generatedfrom the sale of checkout bags, or donation boxes sitting on the tills. When a checkout bag is purchased,the customer is given a token to vote for the community group they believe should receive a donation.This time round recipients are from left, Mary Moon from Victim Support, Marilyn Stevens, Terry Kellyand Colleen Francis from the Levin Cancer Society, Connie Semenoff from The Warehouse and IanNightingale representing Horowhenua Community Health Shuttle. Hinemoa House also received adonation. Victim Support will put their money towards volunteer expenses. The Cancer Society runsWinchester House at 112 Winchester Street and will put their donation towards house running expenses,and the Health Shuttle will use their funds for van maintenance. PHOTO: FRANKIE WEBB

FROM RED TO BLACK

Police seek help to locate manPolice are asking for the publicsassistance to locate 28-year-oldMatthew James Moles-Benfell inrelation to an outstanding warrant toarrest. Moles-Benfell has a history ofdishonesty offending and is local to theareas of Ashhurst, Feilding, andFoxton. He is known to travelthroughout the central North Island.

Moles-Benfell is not considered

dangerous but if any members of thepublic see him they should notapproach him but instead call police.

Anyone with information on hiswhereabouts is asked to contact ActingSergeant Jaz Woollett of PalmerstonNorth Police on (06) 213-9616.Information can also be providedanonymously to the organisationCrimestoppers on 0800 555-111.

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Coast CoachlinesComing Events & Tours

Coming Events & Tours

Tawhiti Museum & Traders & Whalers TourHawera Saturday 12 April Cost Trip per personincludes Coach, Entry, and Afternoon tea $95Paraparaumu, Waikanae, Otaki, Levin, Foxton.Depart 7.30 Paraparaumu Beach, then WaikaneOtaki Levin. Arrive Whanganui Virginia LakeMorning tea own expense, then on to Hawerato Museum 2hrs & Lunch Cost Trip per personincludes Coach, Entry, and Afternoon tea $95Paraparaumu, Waikanae, Otaki, Levin, Foxton

Coast Coachlines Day Trip to Wellington30th April Depart: 9:00am ParaparaumuLookout, Cable Car, Drive around Coast frontto island bay) Arrive: Wellington (Botanic RoseGardens; Lunch own expense) depart 2:30pmWellington (afternoon tea supplied) Levin Otaki$55 Waikanae Paraparaumu $35 for Coach andafternoon tea.

WaimariePaddleSteamerRiverCruiseWanganuiSaturday 17 May 2014 Take a scheduled cruiseaboard the Paddle Steamer Waimarie, NewZealand’s last paddle steamer, established1900. The Waimarie offers leisurely cruises onthe beautiful Whanganui River. On board youwill find comfortable saloons, covered andopen sun decks, refreshments and a licensedbar, commentary and working steam engineson view. Depart: 7:30am Paraparaumu Arrive:10:00am Whanganui (Virginia Lake & Elevatorride to lookout) Depart: 11:00am River Cruise(2-Hour Cruise with Light Lunch) Arrive:01:00pm (Back from Cruise, Visit Boat Museum)Glass Studio Depart 2.30 afternoon tea inFoxton Cost $90

Paraparaumu – Auckland 6 Day Tour

June 29th to July 4th 2014 Overnight staysat Rotorua, Auckland & Taihape. Hot Pools,Rainbow Springs, Skyline Rides, Many moretourist attractions. Depart ParaparaumuSunday 13th April 7am on to Taupo, Cost $820includes Coach, Accommodation, Ferry Ticket,Devonport, Waiheke & Island tour, Breakfast& Light Lunch. Taupo Cruise on the lake withlight lunch.

Daffodil Day Carterton Sun 7th September PickDaffodils and enjoy the craft & produce stalls andgardens of Carrington House. Coach stops atPaua Shop, Markets and afternoon tea. DepartsLevin, Otaki, Waikanae & Paraparaumu. ArrivesGreytown Shopping 10.15am on to Gladstoneto pick daffodils, Carterton for Paua shop,markets and Lunch. Depart Carterton 2.30pmfor 3.30 afternoon tea. Arrive Paraparaumu 5pm.Trip includes afternoon tea, Levin $60, Waikanae& Paraparaumu $35

Blossom Festival Hastings Sat 13th Sept 2014celebrate the arrival of spring in the Hawkes Bay.Departs Prm 7am, Waik, Otaki & Levin 7.45amarrive 11.30am Hastings, enjoy shopping,parade, local food and entertainment. DepartHastings 2.45pm arrive Levin 7pm, Otaki, Waik& Prm at 8pm. Cost $80 includes Coach andMorning Tea.

Paraparaumu - Bay of Islands Tour October19 – 24th Sunday depart 8:30am ParaparaumuRailway Station by train. Arrive Auckland 7pm.Monday depart Auckland to Pahia to enjoy,Boat Cruise, Dolphins, Hole in the Rock,Russell, Paihia, Keri Keri, Cape Reinga thenback back to Paihia, Auckland, on to Taupoand hot pools, return Friday 4pm. Cost $1480includes Train Trip, Coach, Coach to CapeReinga, Boat Cruises, Russell, Devonport,Taupo, Accommodation Hot Pools (own roomextra) Light Breakfast, Lunch, afternoon tea.

Cross Hills Garden Country Fair KimboltonSaturday 15th November Stalls - Music - Food -Gardens depart 7.30 Paraparaumu, Otaki LevinOver 140 high quality gift stalls, grab a deliciouslunch and coffee and stroll through our 18 acregarden bursting with flowering rhododendronsand azaleas. Cross Hills Garden Plant Centrewill also be open. Lots to keep the childrenentertained in the children’s playground andour Camellia maze. Great family day out!this is the biggest Garden Country Fair in NewZealand Cost from Wellington $80, Plimmerton$70 Paraparaumu Beach, Waikanae $60, Otaki,Levin, Foxton $50

Toast Martinborough, Sunday 16th NovWine & Food Festival Celebration of outstandingwines, fabulous food and great music set withina charming village atmosphere. Depart 9amreturn 6.30pm Levin Otaki $65 Waikanae,Paraparaumu Wellington $40 for coach.Arrange your own ticket at Ticketek We are

STEP UP FOR OURYOUTH

Mentoring a young person canhave a life changing influenceCome along to an Information evening about

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This is an initiative of the Social Sector Trial supported byLife to the Max, Horowhenua District Council

Where: Ako Pai Taraua – 26 McKenzie Street, LevinWhen: Tuesday 15th AprilTime: 6:00pmLight refreshments will be provided

To register your interestplease contact:

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WHAT’S IN THE STARS FOR YOU NEXT WEEKARIES

As you head into some challengingweeks Venus’ first day in a nostalgicpart of your chart makes yourdaydreams a pleasant place to escapeto.

TAURUSVenus knows that the antidote to life’sstresses is friendship and camaraderie.Ensure communication lines are open.

GEMINIWith the sun putting the social spotlighton friendship, teamwork and personaland professional networkingcommunication is now essential.

CANCERWhile the rest of the cosmos is gearingup for a challenging month Venus isspending her first full day in anadventurous part of your chart.

LEOVenus is putting a smart head for moneyand your financial desires and

expectations on the same page,allowing for a transfer from one to theother.

VIRGOMercury turns his intellectual savvy tomoney matters this week, with his returnto your financial sector giving you atimely smart head for money.

LIBRAThe key to managing some challengingweeks coming up is balance, but alsoappreciating the massive professionalgrowth that is taking place.

SCORPIOThis is a week for trying to maintain a

balance between work and play, withsmart time management and boundariesa must.

SAGITTARIUSIt’s important to keep the home firesburning this week. With life about to geta lot busier it’s time to make your homeyour castle.

CAPRICORNThis is one of the best weeks of the yearfor communication, creating thepotential for a communication and/orrelationship breakthrough.

AQUARIUSWhat makes this such a good week forincome matters is that you’ve got both asmart head for money and the laws ofattraction to work with.

PISCESNot all pressure is bad and financialtension can be used to gain some realleverage and that’s what a smart headfor money allows you to do.

Seminar on respiratory conditionsASTHMA STATISTICSOne in six adults and one in four of childrenin New Zealand experience asthmasymptoms (more than 600 000 Kiwis).Asthma is the most common cause ofadmission to hospital for children.Hospitalisation rates for asthma havemorethan doubled in the past 30 years.Asthma is the highest-ranking specificdisease in terms of quality, productive timelost to disability in males, and third highestfor females.Asthma disproportionately affects Maoriand Pacific Island people, and lower socio-economic groups.In 2006, according toMinistry of Health,132 New Zealanders died from asthma.Source: Asthma Foundation NZ

There is no cure for asthma that currentlyaffects one in six adults and one in fourchildren in New Zealand.

According to Daphne Barrett, secretaryof the Horowhenua Breathe Easy SupportGroup, the numbers of people sufferingfrom asthma and other respiratoryillnesses that cause shortness of breath,constant wheezing, chronic coughing andsinus problems is likely to be high in thedistrict.

‘‘Our group has 70 members but lookingat the asthma statistics, I don’t think thisnumber even scratches the surface of thetrue numbers of respiratory sufferers wehave, not once you start adding in peoplewho have chronic obstructive pulmonarydisease (COPD), allergies, hayfever andother bronchial conditions.’’

A seminar being held in Levin nextweek is aiming to help sufferers to manage

their condition and keep up-to-date withthe latest medical treatments.

The five guest speakers will include DrAlan Hull GP, Asthma Foundation chiefexecutive Angela Francis, Dr Kyle Perrin,respiratory consultant and medical advisorfor the Asthma foundation, RespiratoryFacilitator at Compass Health, BarbaraScott and Respiratory Nurse Practitionerand Leader, Victoria Perry.

Mrs Barrett understands the dailyimpact of living with a respiratory illnessfirsthand. Asthma runs in her family, onher father’s side, and Mrs Barrettdeveloped the condition in later life.■ HorowhenuaBreathe Easy Support Group -Respiratory Seminar, Thursday April 10, 10am -3pm, Salvation Army auditorium, DurhamSt,Levin. Formore information contact CarrollCumming on 06 368-6255 or DaphneBarrett on06 368-8189.

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$265,000 WEB ID LU35407LEVIN4 Dudley StreetThis home is in a great location, just a twominute walk to North School. Featuringopen plan dining/lounge with heat pumpand HRV system, a spacious modernkitchen and insulated ceilings. Great indooroutdoor flow to the deck for entertaining.View By Appointment

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$495,000 WEB ID LU35704LEVIN5 Kilsby PlaceSituated in sought after Kilsby Place, thiswonderful 4 bedroom home offers lowmaintenance and top spec living.Featuring double garaging, additional sunroom, 2 lounges, 2 bathrooms, a fullyfenced section with lovely establishedgardens.View By Appointment

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Vets ... your animal health professionals

OPEN DAY75TH ANNIVERSARY75TH ANNIVERSARY

SAT 5SAT 5THTH APRIL |APRIL | 11AM - 3PM11AM - 3PM

Levin and Horowhenua Vets (LHVC) are having an Open Day at 518Queen Street, Levin to celebrate our 75th anniversary. The practicehas undergone many changes in the past 75 years, growing in sizeand ability. It has evolved from a small collection of rooms behindthe old dairy factory in 1939 through various incarnations of oldtown houses to the two-storey building we now inhabit. Facilitieshave developed with the changing technology and knowledge andwe now have x-ray and ultrasound on site as well as many otherdiagnostic tests.

We have dedicated consulting and surgery rooms and a large airyreception area with both small and large animal products availableand have just started an on-line shop with home delivery.

We would love to show you through the clinic, so come and havea look around. There will be fun and games, numerous stands anddisplays, food and drink, specials and give-aways, and lots to lookat, with an official ceremony at 2pm. Our staff will be on hand toshow you around and explain what everything is for, so bring thefamily and have a great day.


Practice historyThe practice was the first in this area and started in 1939 withveterinarian Peter McGregor. Mr. McGregor, a Scotsman, wasemployed by the Levin Dairy Company in conjunction with theKuku and Shannon Dairy Companies. There were a number ofpractices starting up around New Zealand, working in closeassociation with dairy companies at this time. These werecalled Veterinary Clubs. Mr. McGregor worked from roomsbehind the Levin Dairy Company, an old accommodationblock, long since demolished.

In 1945 Ray Long took over. He covered an area fromShannon to Paraparaumu in a Ford Prefect car. The practicealso set up a branch in Otaki. Several vets worked there overthe years, including Bill Ridley, an Englishman who was therefor 17 years before retiring in 1984. The Levin Dairy Companywas taken over by the Wellington Dairy Farmers in 1974and the veterinary service became administered from thatcompany’s offices in Naenae. The practice was then knownas the Horowhenua West Coast Veterinary Club.

In 1979 the practice of Syd Thomas was purchased. Hispractice on The Avenue, Levin had been established in 1960catering for both farm and small animals. We have beenbased at our Queen Street location since 1979.

Hugh Bentall joined the practice in 1980 as a new graduate.Russ Beban became Senior Vet in 1983. Helen Beban, also a

vet, worked part time.The clinic was renamed as HorowhenuaVeterinary Services, still run as a Veterinary Club with electedfarmers serving as Directors.

In 1989 Russ and Helen Beban bought the business from theVet Club. They were joined a few years later by Hugh Bentallas a partner. This period saw a rapid expansion of the practiceto five full time vets. After several stages of addition to theclinic building and a merger with Levin Veterinary Centre in2001 to form LHVC, we continued to grow.

We moved into our purpose-built clinic in 2010, and now have12 veterinarians based here. This serves as the ideal base forour extensive production animal practice, as well as beingmuch-needed extra space for the companion animal side.

We are a Best Practice accredited clinic, which means thatour clinic has met and exceeded standards defined by theBest Practice committee of the New Zealand VeterinaryAssociation. Our vets and nurses are all constantlyup-skilling, with a range of continuing education programmes,to ensure that we have the most up-to-date information todeliver the best possible quality of care. The vets all havespecial interests, which means that complex cases can bereferred within the practice, drawing on a wide base of pooledknowledge.We are also lucky to be close to Massey University,and can refer cases there if necessary.

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CONGRATULATINGTHE LEVIN & HOROWHENUA VETERINARY CENTRE

ON 75 YEARS AS THE HOROWHENUA’SPREMIUM VETERINARY PROVIDER

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1934 - 2014

Colbert Cooper Ltd are delighted tocongratulate Levin & Horowhenua Vets

on their 75th Anniversary!

Our farming specialist team ... (L-R)Nick Cooper, Caroline Connor. Helen Bevin, Andrew Bealing

Nick Cooper was appointed Secretary on 29th July 1983 andColbert Cooper Ltd are proud to have been the Accountants for

Levin & Horowhenua Vets since that time.Helen Bevin, although not from a farming background,

has 27 years farm accounting experience.Caroline Connor grew up on a sheep and beef farm and

is now part owner in a dairy farm.Andrew Bealing grew up on a dairy farm and now his family are

sheep and beef farmers in the Central Hawkes Bay.Being farmers means they have hands on experience in day to day farming

as well as practical accounting expertise.

You are welcome to come and talk to one of our friendly experts.Our first consultation is FREE!

www.colbertcooper.co.nz275 Oxford Street, Levin Tel: 06 368 8059


Large AnimalLHVC has been an integral part of the ruralcommunity in the Horowhenua since its inceptionas a Vet Club. We provide veterinary services fora large number of farming clients from Waikanaeto Foxton and further afield. Our enthusiasticteam of farm vets have fully-equipped vehiclesand are able to make farm visits at relativelyshort notice for scheduled work, as well ashaving a quick response to emergency calls.

As well as providing a full range of clinicalservices, much of our work, particularly in thedairy sector, is now associated with preventativeherd health management programmes andmaximizing farm production. This includestrace element monitoring, parasite control,herd vaccination programmes, mastitis control,facial eczema advice, lame cow management,locomotion scoring, body condition scoring,pregnancy testing and reproductive performanceprogrammes.

We have vets who are trained as InCalf advisorsand as Healthy Hoof consultants. We also have

vets with a special interest in milk qualitymanagement

The clinic is equipped with 4 portable scannersand we can scan whole herds or individual cowsas required. Cattle pregnancies can be aged ifthey are between 5 and 17 weeks post-mating.

All of our dairy, sheep and beef clients have anannual farm health check consultation, wherewe discuss your farm, any animal health orproduction issues that you are facing, and yourcurrent authorizations for prescription medicines.We are also involved with the Leptosure Program,and will go through your Leptospirosis riskmanagement plan and vaccination regime withyou during your consultation.

LHVC also has a worming programme for farmdogs/pets, and can mail the appropriate de-worming products out to you at regular intervals(usually every 3 months). Worming can easily beforgotten among the many other animal healthconcerns on the farm, so this can be very useful.


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WOFWe have an Animal WOF(warrantoffitness)programmespecifically for our lifestyleblock owners. We offer,among other things, vet visitsand reminders for importantlivestock health issues suchas vaccinations, facial eczemaprotection, drenching, faecalegg counts, calf disbudding,foot trimming, birthings,sick animal examination andemergency call-outs.

WOFers are able to receiveregular newsletters via email,featuring relevant seasonalarticles on different diseases

and health problems, locallifestyler events like showsand specials on clinicmerchandise.

You can check out AnimalWOFs for Lifestyle Blocks onour website www.lhvc.co.nzfor more information and ataste of our newsletters.

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Small AnimalOver the last 75 years our appreciation of the role that cats anddogs play in our lives has changed dramatically. They are integralmembers of our family and as knowledge and technology hasdeveloped over time, so has our ability to provide pets with healthierand therefore better quality lives. The type of pets we have haschanged as well. There are many pets that were previously wereconsidered exotic; birds, fish, lizards, rats, guinea pigs and rabbitshave all become dearly loved companions.

We have higher expectations of what can be done for our pets,more in line with what is available in human medicine and surgery.The ability to take X-rays at the clinic would have been a rare andspecial thing 75 years ago. We have very high quality and modernanaesthetic machines, anaesthetic medications and monitoringequipment.

In the companion animal area we perform a wide variety ofdiagnostic, surgical and therapeutic procedures as well as a wholearray of consulting room services. Many diagnostic procedures canbe performed in-house on our laboratory equipment; these includeanalysis of blood samples, urine testing, or checking samplesunder a microscope. This allows us to perform complex diagnosticsquickly, especially after-hours. Some samples need to be couriered

to Palmerston North to be processed by a veterinary laboratory butthe delay is usually minimal. We have X-ray and ultrasound facilitieson-site.

We also perform a variety of different surgeries in the clinic, includingroutine surgery such as speys, neuters and lump removals. Wealso perform more complicated procedures such as orthopaedicsurgery involving pinning or plating broken bones; caesareans,and exploratory laparotomies to remove assorted stones, corncobs,toys, Christmas decorations, rubber bands, undergarments…etc…that dogs and cats love to eat!

Dental problems in pets are very common, so we do a lot of dentalwork, using our ultrasonic scaler and polisher. We have a powerfulcompressed-air-driven drill to makes extraction of large teeth muchfaster and smoother, with a more comfortable recovery for your pet.

We routinely use pain relief for our patients as we consider it to bean essential part of our practice; the relief of pain not only makesthe patient more comfortable, but can actually improve the healingand recovery of an injured or surgical patient.

Nicola has a special interest in animal behaviour and can help workthrough any behavioural issues you might face with your dog or cat.


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NursesWe love all the different animalspecies, not just dogs and cats. Wehave a great team of nurses whoare responsible for the care of allpatients that are staying in the clinic,whether here for a day surgery or forongoing treatment. The nurses areat the clinic from first thing in themorning until late at night to ensurethat all patients have a comfortablestay. They are all qualified to monitoranaesthetics, and give your petsthe best care throughout surgery,from the moment they are broughtthrough the door, until they leave thebuilding. If you have a pet staying atthe clinic feel free to call in and visitduring the day.

On the 3rd Saturday of every monthwe run a nurses’ Parvo vaccinationclinic where healthy dogs can be

vaccinated against parvovirus atreduced cost, to help the communityreduce the threat of a deadly disease.

Have you acquired a puppy recently?We run puppy preschool startingevery month on Wednesday eveningsfor pups between 6 and 16 weeksold. It provides great socialisationfor pups and learning tips on how todeal with situations that pups maybe going through.

The nurses are also available to donail clips, remove sutures, assessweights and offer nutritional andother animal health advice. If youhave any questions, any problems orenquiries, we are here to help.

We are very lucky to have lovelykennel assistants after school tohelp us clean and tidy up and gettingready for the next day.

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The nurse may refer you to a veterinarian to discuss any matters highlighted at theclinic. You may need to return on another day for a consultation with the vet for which a

consultation fee will be payable.


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Support staffThe reception team at LHVC isusually the first point of contactfor our clients, either face-to-faceor via the telephone. They are the‘meeters and greeters’.

There are now three receptionareas, as we have added a farmreception desk since our lastOpen Day. In addition to that, wehave the Farm Vet co-ordinator,who manages the farm calls aswell as clinic consults for vets andnurses.As you would imagine, thisis a very demanding job requiringexcellent organisational skills!

The receptionist have routineduties such as admitting surgerypatients, booking appointments,processing sales/invoices,


Congratulations toHugh and the team for

celebrating your75th anniversary.

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Behindthescenesistheaccountsand administration department,who are keep the financialcogs turning, and manage anever-increasing workload.


The level of care available for both petsand farm animals has increased over time.Past practices have become outdated withchanges in technology and understandingand there have been dramatic increases inthe safety and effectiveness of medicines andprocedures.

In the last few years, fluid pumps have becomemore sophisticated. We are able to deliverextremely accurate amounts of medication indrips, allowing for continuous drug infusions.Wehave an in-house electrolyte analysis machinethat is essential for determining which fluid acritical patient needs and how fast they need toreceive it. Our in-house lab machines providealmost instant information where previously wehad to courier samples to an external laboratory;increasing our speed of diagnosis andtreatment, especially on weekends and publicholidays. The new x-ray developer producesx-rays quicker than previously allowing forclearer images and better diagnoses. Our high-tech compressed air-powered dental drill setmakes extracting teeth faster and easier, anda much less unpleasant experience for bothpatients and staff.

There are more developments in the pipeline.We are improving our on-line facilities, andhave started an on-line shop for food and

over-the-counter products. This gives youaccess to a much greater array of stock thanwe can practically supply in the clinic. Weare soon getting a computer in our receptionarea for you to see the whole range available.This system will have prescription medicationavailable in the near future. You will be ableto order your medications from home, so aslong as it has been authorised by one of ourveterinarians.

The only sure thing about the future is thatthings continue to change. Equipment that

is currently too expensive to be practicalwill become available. New medicineswill be developed, new tests will becomeavailable. The options available to the publicto be able to help their animals will increase.The possibilities are as endless as ourimaginations.

We are proud of what we do at Levin &Horowhenua Vets, and what we have to offeryou and you animals. Come along to our OpenDay and see how we can provide you with anexcellent level of care.


The future.......



Michael UttingNo.1 choice in Levin and Shannon

Property Brokers Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 [email protected] 06 368 3372Office 06 366 0881Mobile 021 675 721

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$515,000WEB ID LU35880OHAU22 Grande View TerraceThe home offers good flow throughout and features allthe mod cons, it is perfect for entertaining with theliving areas opening to a patio over looking 6000m2grounds.Offering 4 bedrooms, 3 car garaging and space, spaceand more space.The master suite has an ensuite and walk-in robe.Don't delay call me today to view this gorgeous homein sought after Grande View Terrace.There is also potential to add your own touch.


[email protected] 06 368 3372Office 06 366 0881Mobile 021 675 721Michael Utting

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$175,000WEB ID LU36094LEVIN52a Keepa StreetPresented immaculately this gorgeous 3 bedroomhome is perfect for a family looking for private andquiet living in a fully fenced secure area.2 car garaging, low maintenance, heat pump, andgood flow from the living area is great for outdoorsentertaining. Is there a better buy in town?Call me now to make this yours.



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OPEN HOME

$149,000WEB ID LU35301LEVIN2/44 Durham StreetThis 3 bedroom unit with single garaging and internalaccess is situated conveniently close to town and allamenities. Tidy and spacious with a wood burner in thelounge to heat up the warm winter nights. This really isa lovely, well priced home ideal for early nesters oranyone wanting to live close to town. Featuring alovely backyard that's great for entertaining or relaxing.Call me today before this one's gone.



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$295,000WEB ID LL35904SHANNON30-32 East RoadIf you are looking for a home for the family then thisproperty is a must to view. With 4 bedrooms, masterensuite, new modern kitchen, good sized living area(heated by a logburner) and only a short drive toPalmerston North, this home has something foreveryone.Sit on the deck and enjoy the views over the 1618m2section and surrounding farm land.The double garage, large recreation room and hobbiesroom are sure to please.Don't delay - call me today and make a time to view .

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Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008

Rural lifestyle & income - close to town

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TENDERWEB ID LL36354LEVIN145 Fairfield RoadSituated in rural Levin yet only 1.5kms from FairfieldSchool and 3.5kms from town. This 3 bedroom homehas a refurbished kitchen, family room and separatelounge leading to a BBQ area. There are 2 paddockswhich you can use for grazing cattle or ponies andbore water for irrigation. It has a 3 bay garage with ahigh stud, a 3 bay utility shed with roller doors and acarport for your tractor. Also featuring a twin skinGreenhouse, approximately 1360sqm and is currentlytenanted and keen to stay.

VIEW Sunday 6 Apr 10.00 - 11.00am

TENDER closes Friday 2nd May 2014 at 4.00pm1 Bristol Street, Levin


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OPEN HOME

$146,000WEB ID LU36374SHANNON9 Minnie StreetPeaceful picturesque setting - a must see. When youdrive through the avenue of trees, you will find thistwo bedroom home set on one of Shannon'spicturesque hills, complete with views of the Tararua's.It has a cosy Kent log fire in the open plan lounge anda dining and kitchen area complete with covered deck.There is plenty of garaging and the bonus of a gardenshed. Live the dream, extend this home and take in themagnificent views. Contact Clive now to view - youwont be disappointed.


[email protected] 06 363 5596Office 06 363 0032Mobile 027 436 7596Lyn Vining


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DEADLINE SALE

DEADLINE SALEWEB ID LC36231LEVIN538 Queen StreetCurrently used as health centre/office2046 m22 x road frontageClose to town centreDeadline sale - all offers must be submitted to PropertyBrokers Ltd, 1 Bristol Street, Levin by 4pm 7th May2014.

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FOXTONProperty Brokers Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 06 363 [email protected] Main & Clyde Streets

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$230,000WEB ID FTU35820FOXTON BEACH3 Brown TerraceSale price includes freehold land which is currentlybeing undertaken. 2 bedroom beach home nestled tocapture the sun on an elevated section. Beautifullypresented with a freshly painted exterior, newaluminium windows and sliders front and rear.Spacious kitchen with oodles of storage and a largesunny lounge. From the garage balcony you haveawesome 360 degree views. Only a 2 minute stroll tothe ocean beach and within a minute you will besipping a latte at the local café.



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$145,000WEB ID FTU35976FOXTON BEACH92 Seabury AvenueWow look at this! A three bedroom beach bungalowpriced at only $145,000. Separate kitchen/dining area,lovely sunny lounge with a woodburner to keep youwarm in winter. The single garage/workshop is nestledon the huge 984m2 section. Fully fenced to provide asafe playground for children and pets with heaps ofroom for tents and a game of back yard cricket. Only ashort stroll to the estuary and all it has to offer. Thisreally is a bargain and an ideal opportunity to own abeach property.



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BEO $249,000WEB ID FTU36286FOXTON BEACH64 Edinburgh TerraceWalk through the gates to beautifully manicuredgardens. Open the front door to an inviting, cosy, wellpresented 2 bedroom Lockwood home. Masterbedroom with walk in wardrobe. Central kitchen forcooking and entertaining. Sunny dining area withoutlook to the garden. Cosy lounge with french doorsand woodburner. New carpet and lino throughout.Thisproperty also comes with the bonus of a one bedroomfully self contained flat. This provides space for anelderly parent, teenagers or guests.


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$299,000WEB ID FTU36308FOXTON BEACH10 Seabury AvenueIf you are looking for a new home and don't want tospend your free time doing maintenance, then this isthe property for you. Constructed in 2008 this threebedroom home has everything you need, location,space, privacy, garaging and fencing. Place yourfurniture and start enjoying your new life at the beach.Large lounge with woodburner, great dining room andkitchen, big bathroom accessable from masterbedroom and hall, second toilet, outdoor decking,good parking, fully fenced.


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PRIVATE SALESee TradeMe # DRG914

Contact: Dee on 027 5644 362GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY OR FIRST HOME

3 Bledisloe Street, Levin2+ b/r, 1 bathroom, grge/wshop on 685 sq.m.

section. Rateable value $165K. Price negotiable.

OPEN HOME Sunday 1pm to 3pm

P: (06) 367 0820 PGG Wrightson Real Estate LtdReal Estate Agent—REAA 2008

Sunday 6 AprilLEVIN

12.15-12.45pm 232 Cambridge Street $239,000

1.00-1.30pm 650 Queen Street $239,000

1.00-1.30pm 9 Burn Street $269,000

1.45-2.15pm 626 Queen Street $188,000

2.30-3.00pm 128 Cambridge Street $145,000

LIFESTYLE

1.45-2.15pm 176 Arapaepae Road $299,000

Cnr Oxford & Queen Streets, LevinContact: (06) 367 9333

OPEN HOMES6th April 2014

11.30-1.00 4/91 Mako Mako Road, LevinTrackside Villas $225,0001.00-1.30 605 Queen Street, LevinTidy 2 db brm updated kitchn conservatory $175,0001.00-1.30 24 Tasman Street, LevinSuper tidy 2 brm t/house $145,0001.15-1.45 40c Cambridge Street, LevinTidy freestanding modern 2 brm townhouse $185,0001.45-2.15 9 Devon Street, LevinPrime location spacious low maint t/house $245,0002.00-2.30 2/13 Victoria Street, Levin1 Brm, new carpet, curtains etc, sgl gge $110,0002.30-3.00 15 Douglas Street, LevinTidy mod sunny 2brm low maint unit i/a gg $145,0003.15-3.45 22a Kings Drive, LevinFamily hme add yr décor pvte 1166m section $229,000

OPEN HOMESSunday 6th April 2014

LEVIN$212,000 570 Queen Street 1:00 – 1:45pmBrick, low maintenance,Walk to town$250,000 6c Kawiu Road 1:00 – 1:45pmWanting a new owner$159,000 1 Norrie Street 1:00 – 1:45pmBig home and section at a small price

OPEN HOMESOpen Home Times: Sunday, 6th April 2014

Levin

145 Fairfield Road Tender 10:00am 11:00am

47 Wilton Street $149,000 11:30am 12:00pm

4 Clyde Street $67,000 12:15pm 12:45pm

27 Parsons Avenue $205,000 12:15pm 12:45pm

2/44 Durham Street $149,000 12:30pm 1:00pm

36-38 Weraroa Road $195,000 12:45pm 1:15pm

1A Windsor Place $169,000 1:00pm 1:30pm

2 Corfe Castle Lane Tender 1:00pm 1:30pm

37 Rimu Street $173,000 1:00pm 1:30pm

52a Keepa Street $175,000 1:15pm 1:45pm

66 Meadowvale Drive $192,000 1:30pm 2:00pm

11 Perth Street Offers Over $130,000 1:45pm 2:15pm

243 Wallace Road BEO $395,000 2:00pm 2:30pm

49 Rimu Street $205,000 2:00pm 2:30pm

73 Queenwood Road $159,000 2:30pm 3:00pm

Ohau

11 Papaitonga Lake Road $299,000 11:00am 11:30am

22 Grande View Terrace $515,000 11:45am 12:15pm

Shannon

51 Laward Road Negotiation 2:00pm 2:30pm

123 Buckley Road $345,000 3:00pm 3:30pm

7 Stout Street $215,000 3:00pm 3:30pm



9 Minnie Street $146,000 4:15pm 4:45pm

Waikawa Beach

68 Strathnaver Drive BEO $299,000 12:00pm 12:30pm

Foxton

52 Coley Street $229,000 1:00pm 1:30pm

56 Norbiton Road $235,000 1:45pm 2:15pm

6 Frances Street $149,000 2:00pm 2:30pm

9A Howe Street $269,000 2:30pm 3:00pm

39a Cook ,Street $149,000 3:00pm 3:30pm

5 Thynne Street $320,000 3:15pm 3:45pm

27 Avenue Road $245,000 4:00pm 4:30pm

Foxton Beach

2 Kennedy Street $198,000 12:00pm 12:30pm

92 Seabury Avenue $145,000 12:00pm 12:30pm

10 Seabury Avenue $299,000 1:00pm 1:30pm

5 Marine Parade North Tender 1:00pm 1:30pm

3 Brown Terrace $230,000 1:00pm 1:30pm

4 Edinburgh Terrace $225,000 1:00pm 1:30pm

64 Edinburgh Terrace BEO $249,000 1:45pm 2:15pm

64 Andrews Street $335,000 1:45pm 2:15pm

21 Andrews Street $190,000 1:45pm 2:15pm

18A Roore Street $149,000 2:30pm 3:00pm

14 Cousins Avenue $159,000 2:30pm 3:00pm

51 Thomas Place $305,000 2:30pm 3:00pm

58A Pratt Avenue Negotiation 3:15pm 3:45pm

17 Marine Parade Negotiation 4:00pm 4:30pm

Himatangi Beach

1 Te Kiri Street $158,000 11:30am 12:00pm

OPENHOMES


RUGBY RESULTSHorowhenua-Kapiti RugbyFootball Union 2014 ClubRugby results from round 1:At Shannon Domain: Shannon 23(J. Rider, T. Shields, T.Woodmass tries. A. Porima con,2 pens. ) vsWaikanae 14 (A.Kearney try. J. Smith 3 pens.).HT: 13-9.At Levin Domain: Levin CollegeOld Boys 20 (M. Jones, S. Tavita

tries. L. Salu 2 cons., 2 pens.) vsLevinWanderers 19 (P. Nepia, J.Fryer, C. Finau. R. Matakatea 2cons.) HT: 14-14.

At ParaparaumuDomain:Paraparaumu 28 (M. Tambour 2,A. Richardson, G. Phelps tries. S.McBride con, 2 pens.) vs Athletic17 (P. Lafaeli, G. McGregor. A.Taiapa 2 cons, pen.). HT: 20-3.

GREAT FOREST CHALLENGE

Don’t give up . . .Hi, I am Tania and I am training for the10km event at Great Forest Events April12. Each week I will update you with myprogress. Hopefully I will encourage youto join me on this journey and do theevent too.

I’m trying hard to keep my headfocused on the task ahead. Saturday April12 and it’s all on. I had a bit of a setbackwith a funny bug earlier in the week and Ihave been working more than normal so Ihaven’t been able to fit in as muchtraining as possible. But no excuses! Ihave still been out and about.

I had a few days of just feeling yuk,lethargic, simply under the weather. Iforced myself out on Sunday headingdown to the beach and with a littlerunning and walking I started to feel a bitbetter but still not 100 per cent so withabout 1.5km to go, my sneakers came offand I walked with my feet in the water therest of the way, still at a good pace mindyou.

It’s been another one of those weeks atwork with extra shifts, odd hours here

and there, solimited time to digmy heels into anyintense exerciseand to be honest itcompletely throwsmy schedule out ofwhack.

It is not reallythe best time to befeeling unwell andextra tired, I mustadmit. But I amstill focused anddetermined andhave fitted in

exercise when I have time.This week registrations have been

coming in thick and fast, we have had somany phone calls and enquiries about theevent. It’s fantastic that so many peopleare doing the GFE from around theregion.

While we have lots of locals taking partwe also have people coming from all overNew Zealand and even a lady flying infrom Texas! You can find out about someof the people taking part atwww.greatforest.org.nz

I am easing off the training a bit so mylegs are fresh and ready to go on April 12.I’ve got my mum, my husband and quite afew family and friends joining me,actually doing the event on the day withme, so it is a big event to look forward toin so many ways. With everyone there onthe day the pressure is on me to do welland feel good coming over the finish line.

I know I will do my best on the daygiving it a 100 per cent. But regardless ofwhat my time is or what my place is, I amhappy I have come so far on this journeyas I can do so much more than I could afew short weeks back.

Remember there are no entries on theday so you must enter by April 9. Pop inand see me at Levin Aquatic Centre orgive us a call on 06 368-0070.

This week’s training: Swim 300m x 3,Run 5km x 1, Walk-Run 10km x 1, Trig x 2,Aquacise Class x 1.

Quote of the week: The moment youare ready to quit is usually the momentright before the miracle happens. Don’tgive up!

Great Forest Event April 12, Sign uptoday.

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For more information contact: Your general practice team www.acc.co.nz (preventing injuries at home – info for older people)

TAKEACTIONNOW

TO HELPPREVENT YOU,

OR YOURELDERLY FRIENDSAND RELATIVES,FROM FALLING

HOW CAN YOUREDUCE

YOUR RISK OFFALLING?Get an assessment ofyour walking and balanceby your general practice teamparticularly if you at risk of falling(see box on right).

Talk with your pharmacistabout yourmedicines atleast yearly.

Have your eyesightchecked yearly.

Exercise regularlyto improve and maintainstrength and balance. Yourgeneral practice team canadvise you.

Talk to your general practiceteam to see if you couldbenefit from Vitamin D.Make your home safer -reduce clutter, improve lighting,use non-slip mats, always wearsensible shoes.

Falls are common in older people and can cause – Bruising, cuts and other minor injuries Broken bones (for example hip and wrist fractures)

Head injury Loss of confidence Loss of independence.

YOURRISK

OFFALLINGINCREASES

IF YOU HAVE: Fallen before Poor balance Weak muscles A long term medical

condition, such asarthritis or stroke

Multiple medicines Eyesight problems Hazards in the home An inactive lifestyle Low blood pressure.

KEEP YOUR INDEPENDENCE– STOP THAT FALL


Method:

1. Whip the Meadow Fresh Cream until light & fluffy in alarge bowl.

2. Mix in the Naturalea Yoghurt, Marshmallows andchopped/crumbled chocolate bars.

3. Add the fruit – if frozen defrost first & discard any excessjuice.

4. Mix to make sure everything is evenly distributed in thebowl.

5. Chill in the fridge for 2-3 hours,

Decorate with more fruit and shavedchocolate to serve.

Kiwi Faves Gran Dorothy's AmbrosiaRecipe No. 68

Levin

Come in for demonstrations and tastingsTuesday to Saturday.

Ingredients (Serves 6-8)1 Litre Naturalea Plain Unsweetened Yoghurt

500ml Meadow Fresh Cream

1 bag Pascall marshmallows – whole or chopped

2 crumbled Cadbury Flake bars or chopped CadburyMoro bars

Pams frozen, canned or fresh berries of your choice - asmuch as you like! If using canned ensure to drain allexcess juice

fresh fruit to garnish such as kiwifruit or strawberries

www.kiwifaves.co.nz

685 Queen St, East Levin • Phone: (06) 367 3509Cafe Open 10am-2pm Sunday to Friday

HOROWHENUA MASONIC VILLAGE

T he Village CafeOpen Thursday 5pm onwards

Roast Night 2 Courses $15

Lunch: Tuesday, Fridayand Sunday

from 11.30am

Dinner:Friday and Saturday

from 5.30pm

Levin RSA

32 Bristol St

Levin

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Tues - Sat Evening Meals Wed - Sat 12 - 2pm • Lunch Mealsvevvvee •••

This Voucher cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount

Members, Affiliated Members & Guests Welcome

THE AVENUETHE AVENUERESTAURANTOPEN:

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Full Diesel repairs& Maintenance

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Mobile Ian 021 532 995Ken 021 246 8202

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STORAGE• 23 years friendly,professional service

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GreenAcresKurt Kjestrup and Leanna Dey are GreenAcres’ passionate new local MasterFranchisees, bringing extensive industryexperience and a fresh enthusiasm to thelawn maintenance and cleaning industry,which has seen local success as both aservice provider and self-employmentfranchise for the past 12 years.

We spoke with Leanna about her newGreen Acres business, to find out whatexciting plans the Levin-based pair haveup their sleeves.

What led you to Green Acres?We were excited about the opportunity

to help people achieve their dreams ofbeing their own bosses and runningsuccessfulbusinesses. We looked at all theoptions in our industry and were impressedwith Green Acres’s strong brand and visionof quality time for customers andfranchisees alike.

With a young family ourselves, itresonated with us that people deservefamily time and flexibility. As recent win-ners of the Westpac Awards NZ FranchiseSystem of the Year 2013/14, we’ve madethe right choice!

What can people expect from you asarea managers?

Our goal is to grow our team of sub-franchisees and continually innovate andupskill to offer our clients value for money.We believe this helps give back to aproductive and strong Horowhenua andCoast community, which we’re proud to bea part of.

What are you enjoying most about yourrole?

The exciting opportunities to developand empower our sub-franchisees, continu-ing to extend on the services we are able tooffer to our customers.

We are proud to work with NZ Post forexample, offering employees facing redun-dancy self-employment options.

We also love supporting local businessesto form strategic alliances. One initiative isPositive Posture & Personal Train Me, whowe’re outsourcing to help new sub-franchisees in their first three months, inrecognition of the physical demands of thework.

Who should get in contact with GreenAcres?

We’re looking for positive gals and guyswho love people and want to own their ownbusiness on the Coast or Horowhenua.We’re passionate about quality time;whether it’s the ability to watch the children

on athletics’ day for our business owners,and for customers it could be a cup of coffeeadmiring a freshly mown lawn.

For further information on a businesswith Green Acres, and to enquire about theirrange of services, call us today on 0800803-200 or visit www.greenacres.co.nz.

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Anzac Day, April 25th......Anzac Day, April 25th......100 years on

A special publication will be produced tocommemorate the World War 1

centenary preparations.

Do you have old letters or photos of lovedones involved in the war that you would be

willing to share with the public.

Bring them into the Horowhenua Chronicle13 Bristol St or email them to

[email protected]

SALES OFFICE20-30 Coventry StreetPO Box 1087, LEVIN0800 QUINS LEVIN

(0800 784 675)

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PO Box 1087, LEVINPh: (06) 366 0183 or 0800 QUINS LEVIN

(0800 784 675)FAX: (0800) 104 000

Manufacturers and suppliers of colour, galvanised and zinc coated Long Run Roofing


WHAT’S ON

TodayManawatu Marine Boating Club: 50HartleyStreet,FoxtonBeach entry $5pp. 5pmonwards. Cash baravailable for drinks finger food provided. The entry priceincludes a ticket into a raffle valued at $50 for thewinningticket. Enquiries to Paul Andrews 06 363-5811. FTDAafter5pmish is an opportunity to catch up socially with yourFoxton/Beach neighbours. You also have an opportunity ina relaxed atmosphere to talkwith FoxtonCommunity BoardMembers and local councillors.

Tuesday April 8Fundraiser for Canteen:Sausage sizzle outside TheWarehouse, Levin. Starts 11amuntil sold out. Have a cheaplunch, sausage, sauce and bread $2.

Thursday April 10Horowhenua Breathe Easy Support Group:Respiratoryseminar at theSalvationArmyAuditorium inDurhamStreet,Levin. Awarmwelcome is extended to anyone sufferingfromAsthma, Emphysema,Chronic Bronchitis or any sort oflung condition and their carers. The day starts at 10amandcontinues through till 3pmwith some top class guestsspeaking onmany aspects of respiratory conditions to helpyou cope better with your condition and enjoy somefellowshipwith people suffering similar problems. Formoreinformation contact Carroll 06 368-6255 orDaphne 06368-8189.

Sunday April 13Dad’s Day Out:A free fun, action-packed day for dads,their children and other familymembers to enjoy, includingkite andwooden kit-set toymaking, little digs, bouncy castle,‘Mission Impossible’ obstacle course, cycling skillworkshops, hot rod cars, Harley rides and ‘dunk a dad’. Spotprizes, livemusic, free sausage sizzle and free ice creamsfor the children. 10am - 3pm,SolwayPark, South Levin. Ifraining, event heldApril 27. TheWaikanaeMusic Societywelcome theAmici Ensemble to their stage in theWaikanaeMemorial Hall, starting at 2.30pm.Door saleswill beavailable, or tickets can be purchased atWaikanaeNewWorld,MobyDickensBooks in ParaparaumuBeach, or atLushDesignGallery inRaumati. Enquiries arewelcomeon04 905-6070 or visit www.waikanaemusic.org

Monday April 14Horowhenua Philatelic Society (Stamp Club):Monthlymeeting at 7.30pmRedCrossRooms inQueenSt. BillLeggett, a StampDealer fromUpperHutt, will be speakingon the topic of The Joys of Being aStampDealer. Allwelcome. Supperwill be served. For information contactMichael Christensen,ClubChairman, phone 06 368-5085or [email protected].

Tuesday April 15Horowhenua Travel Club:Meeting in theBrassBandRooms, 82WeraroaRoad, Levin. ThismonthClubmemberKate Langwill speak about and showpictures of herVolunteer position, teachingEnglish for threemonths in the

city of PhnomPenh,Cambodia. A light supperwill beserved after themeeting.Visitors and prospectivemembersarewelcome. Formore information, phone Liz, 368-5533

Thursday May 1Arthritis: Information sessions to learnmore about painmanagement,medications, exercise andmuchmore.Sessions are open to peoplewith any type of arthritis, eventhosewhodon’t knowwhat type they have andwill be greatfor thosewhohave been recently diagnosed. To be held atLevinRSAat 10am - 11.15am, or 11.30am - 12.45pm, or1.30pm - 2.45pm. These is no charge to attend, but ArthritisNewZealandwelcomes donations. For further informationor to register, phone 0800 663-463, or [email protected].

Foxton Tourist & Development Association (FTDA):Invites everyonewith an interest in Foxton/Beach to theFTDAafter 5pmish.

Last Friday of every monthLevin Twilight Market: 5pm-8.00pm,WeraroaDomain,OxfordSt.

First Saturday of monthPounamu Country Music Club: 1pm-4.30pm,SeniorCitizensHall, cnr Cambridge andMontgomeryStreets.Contact Theresa orGeoff 368-3959.

Methodist Monthly Market: 87OxfordSt (next to theAdventurePark). 8.30-11.30am.Stalls $10 each, contactRosemary 368-6977.

Third Saturday each monthOhau Market: 9am - 1pm location Muhunoa West Rd, justoff SH1, 4kms south of Levin. For information contact. BevHamilton ph 368-6986.

First Sunday each monthFoxton Delta Country Music Club: At the Foxton RSA,first Sunday each month. 1pm start. Entry $3 includesafternoon tea. Inquiries phone 368-7740

Second Sunday each monthLevinVarietyCountryMusicClub: LevinRSA, secondSunday eachmonth. 1pm. $3 entry includes afternoon tea.PhoneWin, 0274 742-603.

Fourth Sunday of monthCountry and Variety Music Club:Masonic VillageHall,MainStreet, Foxton. 1pm - 5pm.Everyonewelcome. $3admission includes afternoon tea.

HEADS UP

Cactus changes livesLVN040414manawatu3

GOOD START: A hearty breakfast cooked by Police is a great way to end FridayCactus and prepare for classes.

LVN040414manawatu1

RUNNING through the streets of Foxtoncarrying logs was a shock to the systemof many.

By principal BRUCEMcINTYRE

On Saturday evening 23 of our students willgraduate at a special dinner at the FoxtonRSA after eight weeks of participating in anarmed forces programme designed toextend mental and physical capabilities. Ithas included teamwork, goal-setting,leadership, discipline and plenty ofexercise.

Cactus (Combined AdolescentChallenge Training Unit and Support) hasrequired three days a week of 6am startswith an hour of exercise before showeringand breakfast. A team-building ormentoring exercise or talk from a guestspeaker follows breakfast before they headto classes at 9am.

Saturday is their longest day, starting at6am and finishing at 4pm. Students fromacross all year levels and from a mixture ofbackgrounds have been taking part. Whatdo they think of Cactus now that it isalmost over?

The following comments are typical ofthe group and are illuminating:

‘‘I did Cactus because I wanted toimprove my fitness for sport, and it has. Ithas also helped me with my teamworkskills. It is way harder than I thought,especially the early starts, but I’m reallyglad I’ve done it,’’ Carla — Year 11.

‘‘I’m loving it! I’ve gained a lot in myfitness, but my self-discipline is the biggestthing I’ve gained in. I listen to my mumnow,’’ Joe — Year 10.

‘‘Discipline and teamwork are thebiggest things I have improved in.Tolerating others is sometimes hard butI’ve learned to because we have to work asa team,’’ Monique — Year 12.

‘‘I thought it would be a breeze but it isintense army training and I’ve loved all ofit, even running with the pole on ourshoulders and the early starts. I’ve learnedhow to work as a team in tough situations,’’

Leonta — Year 11.I would like to

congratulate all thestudents for theircommitment andperseverance. Theywill never be thesame again.

The programmehas been led by the full contingent of policefrom Foxton, Foxton Beach and Shannon,supported by personnel from the Foxtonand Foxton Beach Fire Brigades, Life to theMax, Te Awahou Boxing Club and theFoxton Surf Life Saving Club.

I would like to thank these members ofour community for their dedicated effortson behalf of our students.

I have no doubt that the programme hasbrought about positive change in the livesof the 23, which will better set them up forthe years ahead.


MEDICALRECEPTIONISTPart time - afterhours and reliefHorowhenua Afterhours ServiceAre you up for a challenge?Do you have the knowledge, skillsand motivation to step up and makea difference to our new centralisedAfterhours Service?You will be part of the HorowhenuaAfter- hours Team who strive to deliver aproactive, timely quality service to meetthe needs of the Horowhenua Community.But wait there’s more!We also want you to take a key role inensuring our afterhours service is “fit forpurpose” and work with us to continueto develop this service.Person qualities:• A leader and visionary.• Innovative and practical.• Ability to work with autonomy.• Excellent interpersonal skills.• Solution focussed.• Passionate about delivering high

quality experiences for clients.If you are interested in assisting us todevelop this service, then we want tohear from you.For more information, applicationdocuments, and to apply visitwww.centalpho.org.nz and click on the“Working for Us” link. You will need tosubmit both an application document anda self-evaluation along with your CV.We will be short listing as we receiveapplications so apply as soon aspossible.

www.centralpho.org.nz

Accounts assistant/Customer ServiceDue to imminent retirement, we have a vacancy for someoneto join our accounts department. This is a permanent full-timeposition with immediate start if possible.

Our ideal applicant will have:-• Excellent customer service and communication skills• Above average computer skills• Proficiency in Word and Excel• Ability to work in a busy team environment• Experience in accounts and debtor management

Levin and Horowhenua Veterinary Centre is a thrivingmixed practice with a new purpose-built clinic. It is achallenging and fun place to work, and staff developmentis encouraged.

If you haven’t been in to the clinic before, come to our75th Anniversary Open Day on Saturday April 5th andcheck us out!

To apply for this position, please send your CV with acovering letter by April 17, 2014 to:-

Peggy RennerLevin and Horowhenua Veterinary Centre518 Queen StreetLevin 5510Email: [email protected]

Employment Vacancies

Levin and Foxton Walkers!!Top up your income each week

distributing our popular Homecarecatalogues.

If you enjoy walking, have a car, phone,and internet, and can provide great

customer service.

Ph/txt NOW 021 565 313 / 0800 500 005or at www.homecaredirect.co.nz.

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EmploymentVacancies

DISHWASHER/DELIVERY DRIVER

Part time Dishwashingposition

with drivers licenceand own car.

Experience required.Immediate start.

CV to:Rangoli

257 Oxford St, Levin

Auctions

FirewoodDRY DRY DRY firewood.PYO from $20 pick up.Mac, Gum, Pine, DouglasFir, 28 Tararua Road,Levin - in big glasshouse.0274 A Grade.

DRY pine firewood $170,3.6m3, free delivery.Phone/text 020 4001 6906.

SEASONED Pine 4m3

$250, 8m3 $400, free localdelivery. Phone 3676396/027 652 4000.

For Sale

CARPETOVERLOCKING ANDFRINGING SERVICE

CARPETOVERLOCKING ANDFRINGING SERVICE

Available at ourfactory shop togetherwith a large selectionof NZ and imported

rugs.

Monday - Friday8.00am - 5.00pmOpen Saturday

9.30am - 12.30pm

NORCA RUG CO.LTD

248 Oxford StreetLevin

Phone 368-8844

Garage Sales

LEVIN46 CAMBRIDGE ST

Saturday 5th April, 8am.Food stall, furniture,clothing.TO VISIT VISITED

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LEVIN11 MATIPO ST

Saturday 12.30pm. Tools,baking, new and used. AllCheap !TO VISIT VISITED

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LEVIN28 PARKER AVE

Saturday, door open 8am,not before. Householdgoods.TO VISIT VISITED

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LEVIN13 PAISLEY ST

Saturday 5th, sign out9am. House moving sale.TO VISIT VISITED

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LEVIN96 WINCHESTER ST

Saturday 8am. Lots ofbargains.TO VISIT VISITED

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LEVIN48 PARKER AVE

Saturday 8am. House-hold goods.TO VISIT VISITED

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Garage Sales

METHODISTMARKET87 OXFORD ST

Saturday April 5th, 8am -11:30am. Levin UnitingChurch Hall, phone 3686977.TO VISIT VISITED

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Livestock & PoultryPORTABLE shearing anddagging, hooftrim anddrench. Ann 06 367 2112.

Stock Auctions

Public Notices

Darryl Harwood (06) 323 2399 or 0274 491 174Richard Trembath 0274 993 992Emmet McConnell 0274 437 671

Office (06) 324 8135

Stock Auctions

TUESDAYSALE

TUESDAYSALE

10.30 amCalves11.00 amPrime sheepStore lambsEwes11.30amWeanersYearlings2yr old cattleBullsCONTACT ELDERS:

D Haworth(06) 368 2642

mob 0274 504 133Rhys Staples

mob 027 209 2836PGG WRIGHTSON

Callum Stewart(06) 323 5440

mob 027 280 2688

For Sale

315 Oxford Street, Levin • Phone: (06) 368 1170Fax: (06) 368 1169 • Email: [email protected]

Open Saturday 9am-5pm; | Sunday 10am-4pm;Open Saturday 9am-5pm; | Sunday 10am-4pm;Monday-Friday 8.30am-5.30pmMonday-Friday 8.30am-5.30pm

FREE DELIVERYFREE DELIVERY(conditions apply)(conditions apply)

CHECK OUT OURQUALITY SECONDHAND

FURNITURE SHOP

Wanted to Buyor Exchange

BUYING now. LegacyAntiques, Shannon.Phone 362 7117.

WANTEDTrucks

We buy any trucks,vans, utes n 4wd -

any make or model,dead or alive.

Min $200 up to $3,000(conditions apply)

Phone0800 717 273

Community EventsPALMISTERY demonstration at 10:30 this Sunday byAnne Duncan from Titahi Bay. Levin Red CrossRooms, 524 Queen Street, all welcome. Phone 3682444.

DIABETES - Got Diabetes? Get educated. Diabetescooking demonstration, informative and fun, Levin,Saturday 12th April 9:30am till 11:30am. To registercontact MHT Diabetes Trust, 06 357 5992 or [email protected]

Cars for Sale2003 Toyota Vitz, newwarrant, rego, $5000 ono.Phone 06 368 0783.

Gardening &Landscaping

LANDSCAPE mainten-ance. Ring Mike 368-0630or 027-242-3773.

LandscapeGarden & Turf

TREE work, removal,stump grinding, branchmulching, fences, decks,building maintenance.BJ’s Building & PropertyMaintenance 027 249 2575or 368 7895.

Lawn CareDOES your lawn need aquality cut at a reason-able rate? Then ring TheMower Man for a free noobligation quote on 021208 4949.

FOR sale half a daysmowing in Levin. Phone027 7337 664.

GRDN & lawn maintncecomp rate. Call Bob 06 3673102/021 143 8251.

Stock Auctions

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282A

A localclassifieds>> >>say it. sell it. buy it.

Clive hit the nail on the headwhen he recruited his hammer

hands from the Local Classifieds.

TO PLACE AN ADPh: 06 368 5109Fax: 06 368 2366

LANDROVER 1975, Series3 SWB, 160,000ks, tidycondition, on Petrol &LPG. FW Hubs $6,000ONO. Phn 063643206.

Need a cheap new Car?$0 Deposit$50 a weekAll Types, Simple,Learners Licence

OK.

Got an old car?No WOF, No Rego,

No problems.

$3000Txt/Ph Dan

021 959 757


Dr Ramya-siri, Dr Bechcinska,Dr Sutcliffe and Dr Anton

wish to advise their patients that theFLU VACCINE is now available at

the Surgery.This is FREE for over 65 and patients with

chronic conditions.

Funeral Directors

MemorialHeadstones

FamilyNotices

GRANDGRANDOPENINGOPENING

Monika has owned & operated ahairdressing business in Wellington for

many years before returning to Levin whereshe has lived & worked locally. She is very

excited with her new venture in Foxton

BEST CUTS ATAFFORDABLE PRICES

*DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS & STUDENTS

A newopportunityto have yourhaircut withMonika withoutan appointmentwithin your localcommunity inFoxton.

BEST CUTS

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BESOWNER: MONIKA LEES

7th April7th AprilMain Street Foxton (next to Foxton Trading Post)

Public Notices

Anzac Day, April 25th......Anzac Day, April 25th......100 years on

A special publication will be produced tocommemorate the World War 1

centenary preparations.

Do you have old letters or photos of lovedones involved in the war that you would be

willing to share with the public.

Bring them into the Horowhenua Chronicle13 Bristol St or email them to

[email protected]

EASTER AND ANZAC DAY

ADVERTISINGDEADLINES

Friday 18th April:Good Friday - no publication

Wednesday 23rd April:Run of paper bookings close at 3pmon Wednesday 16th April.Classified booking deadlinesremain the same as usual (10am dayprior to publication date).

Friday 25th April:Anzac Day - Run of paper bookingsclose at 3pm Tuesday 22nd April(normal deadline time).Classified booking deadlinesremain the same as usual (10am dayprior to publication date).

Wednesday 30th April:Run of paper bookings close at 3pmon Thursday 24th April.Classified booking deadlinesremain the same as usual (10am dayprior to publication date).

Register with us todayfor a FREE workshop in 2014

NEXTWORKSHOP ISAPRIL 10THATTE TAKERE – 10AMTO 2PM

REGISTER TODAY !!!

No Tests or Exams!

www.nzta.govt.nz/traffic/senior-road-users

Staying Safe is a classroom-based refresher workshopfor senior road users. The workshop aims to maintainand improve safe driving practices and increase theknowledge of other transport options available to helpsenior road users remain safely mobile.

How well doyou know theroad rules?

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Draft Annual Plan2014/2015 open days

Council encourages everyone interested in the futureof Horowhenua District to provide comment on theDraft Annual Plan and to let us know your views onwhat you think the Council should be doing and theservices it should be providing.

To allow the public to discuss the Plan and askquestions of Councillors and Council staff, open daysare planned as per below times and locations:

Levin: Friday 4 April, 10.00am - 2.00pm, Levin Mall

Foxton: Tuesday 8 April, 10.00am - 2.00pm, outsidede Molen and New World

Shannon: Thursday 10 April, 10.00am- 2.00pm,Shannon Memorial Hall

Foxton Beach: Monday 14 April, 10.00am- 2.00pm,Holben Pavillion

Levin: Thursday 17 April, 2.00pm- 6.00pm, Te Takere

For more information about the Draft Annual Plan2014/ 2015, contact Council on (06) 366 0999 or go towww.horowhenua.govt.nz

Church Services

Facing Challenges?Open Tuesdays 10am - 1pm

Tuesday evenings by prior appointment

“Healing Rooms”Hope Centre, 3 - 7 Kent Street, Levin

0800HEALING or 0800 432 546A free service where teams of three peoplepray with you for your physical, emotional

and spiritual needs.

RafflesLEVIN Croquet ClubEaster Raffle, drawn 31March. 1st Draw, yellow2 hearts A81, E Collis. 2ndDraw yellow 2 heartsA08, C Eden. 3rd Drawgreen 4 hearts D85 G.Lander. Thank you foryour support. Winnersnotified.

Lost and FoundFOUND, kitten in KingsDrive area. Plse phn fordescription 027 5467 381.

Freephone0508800800www.horizons.govt.nz

RIVERANDDRAINAGEENGINEERINGSCHEMESANNUALRATEPAYERMEETINGS - 2014Public meetings have been arranged for ratepayersfunding Horizons Regional Council’s various FloodProtection, River Control and Drainage Schemes.

The purpose of the meetings is to report toratepayers on the work carried out on the Schemesover the past year, and to discuss work proposed tobe carried out during the forthcoming financial year.Scheme budgets and proposed rates for the 2014-15year will also be presented and Councillors and staffwill be available to respond to ratepayer queries ongeneral Scheme issues.

The followingmeeting has been scheduled:

Lower Manawatu SchemeMonday 7 April 2014, Kairanga Hall at 10.00am

Public Notices

284 Oxford Street, Levin14 Rangitira Street, Otaki Phone: 06 368 2954 www.harveybowler.co.nz

Michael & Liz Hill

Personal

PENSIONHAIRCUTS

NOW!!!

$9.00On everyPension

Day!!Available

nowRYDERS

187 OXFORDSTREET

To Let2 bdrm tidy home withgge, quiet cul-de-sac, prefl/trm, $200p/w. Phone367 9934 or 027 440 0685.

Cabin orSleepout

Rent from$46 p/w

Delivered toyour place

Outa SpaceCabins

027 477 2239

EXEC 3 bdrm, f/furn,alarmed, dbl auto gge,$440p/w, 027 2493 367.TIDY 2 bdrm unit, close totown, long term. Phone027 4508 035. No texts.

Open HomeSATURDAY 5th, Sunday6th, Saturday 12th,Sunday 13th, 10:00am -4:00pm, 89 PapaitongaLake Road, Ohau.

DeathsBISHOP,Daisy Rangimona.Of Otaki. Aged 88years. Loved wife ofthe late John Bishop.Sadly missed byAngelo, Ngaire, Mere,and all her whanau.Rest in peace withKoro.

A private service forDaisy has been held.

Harvey Bowler FuneralsLevin and Otaki FDANZ

Locally owned

GRANT,Colin James.Of Levin. On March 31,2014, peacefully atPalmerston NorthHospital. Belovedhusband of Daphneand father and father-in-law of Kirsty andPhilip. Much lovedbrother of Bruce, andHeather (dec) anduncle to their families.“Will be sadly missed.”To remember Colinplease have a whiskeyfor him. In lieu offlowers please send adonation to your localSt John’s in memory ofColin.

In accordance withColin’s wishes aprivate service hasbeen held.


Locally owned

DeathsMURPHY,Vernon William.Of Levin, peacefullyon April 1, 2014, at hishome. Aged 82 years.Dearly loved husbandof the late Maire.Much loved Dad ofChris and Wendy,Douglas and Angela,Russell and Sharon,Patricia and Paul.Loved Grandad toNicola and Herve, Benand Jenna, Amandaand James, Roger andMarina, Vanessa,Ashley and Simone.Loved great Grandadto Lucas, Louis, Eva.And special friend toDoris. A tribute maybe placed on Vernon’spage atwww.tributes.co.nz.

A farewell for Vernonwill be held atHarvey’s Chapel, 284Oxford Street, Levinon Friday April 4, at2:00pm, followed byburial at The AvenueLawn Cemetery,Levin. In lieu offlowers donations toArohanui Hospicewould be appreciatedand may be left at theService.


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3.0l 5spd Manual, Diesel,Single Cab, Running Boards,Drop Sided Flat Deck, Bull Bars,CD Player, Vinyl Seat Covers $22,995

2004 TOYOTA HILUX 4X4

NZ New, Ex Demo, Only 20kms!,1.2l 4spd Auto, ABS, Alloys,A/C, Keyless Transmission &Entry, Elec Windows & Mirrors $18,990

2013 SUZUKI SPLASH LTD

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2005 FORD FIESTA2005 FORD FIESTA

3.0l Auto, 4x4, Towbar, A/C,7 Seater, Elec Windows &Mirrors, CD Stereo $12,995

1997 TOYOTALANDCRUISER PRADO TX

3.5l V6 Petrol, 5spd Manual,4x4, 51,400kms, Single Cab,Bullbar, Towbar $21,995

2005 HOLDEN RODEO LXFLAT DECK

NZ New, Only 13,350kms,1.5l Auto, Elec Windows &Mirrors, A/C, Cent Locking $16,995

2013 MITSUBISHI COLT

1.3l Auto, 1 NZ Owner, A/C,Cent Locking, Elec Windows &Mirrors, Power Steering $2,995

1997 TOYOTA CORSA AX

3.0l Auto, Alloys, Towbar,Window Tints, Climate A/C,CD Player $9,995

1999 TOYOTA HARRIER

3.0l Turbo Diesel, 5spd Manual4x2, Canopy, Towbar, A/C,CD Stacker, Alloys,Elec Windows & Mirrors $19,995

2007 HOLDEN RODEO LTCREW CAB

2.0l Auto, Only 49,500km,NZ New, ABS, KeylessTransmission & Entry,Elec Windows & Mirrors, $17,995

2009 SUZUKI SX4 GLX

1.6l Auto, 4x4, Alloys, Towbar,Elec Windows & Mirrors,CD Stereo $5,995

1992 SUZUKI ESCUDO

2 Owners, 3.8l V6 Auto, 50thAnniversary Edition, Towbar,Cruise Cont, 6CD Stacker,A/C, Elec Windows & Mirrors $7,995

2004 HOLDEN COMMODOREVY2 STATION WAGON

Brand New, 2.8l 6spd Auto, 4x4,CD Stereo, Bluetooth, Trac &Cruise Cont, Towbar, Climate A/C,Sports Bar, Tonneau Cover, TuffDeck, Nudge Bar $47,995

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