Manx Advertiser Issue 22

ISSUE 22 • 27 MARCH 2013

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More than 400 primary and secondary

children took part in 47 classes

incorporating Manx music, dance, poetry

and song. New this year was a category

for the viola. Individuals and groups took

part using the Fiddyl Vooar pack provided

by the Manx Heritage Foundation.

The winning children received vouchers for

Manx National Heritage site shops.

The awards have been jointly organised by

the Department of Education and

Children, the Manx Heritage Foundation

and Manx National Heritage.

Jo Callister, advisory teacher for the Manx

Curriculum, said: ‘We would like to thank

all the schools who took part in the

competitions this week.

‘Both the pupils and their teachers have

worked very hard in such a short half term

to pull everything together. Without all

their hard work there wouldn't be any

competitions!

‘Many thanks also to the adjudicators who

had the unenviable task of choosing the

winners from such a high standard of

competitors.’

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Folk Awardsare a success The second Manx Folk Awards took placein Douglas Youth Arts Centre inKensington Road last week.

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Last week’s winner was Eddie Quayle who won an

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Where’s Bert?Find our little friend Bert, somewhere betweenpages 3 and 16, and be the lucky winner of £100in Marks & Spencer vouchers. Simplyemail [email protected] where Bert is hiding and your fullname and address.

A draw will be made from all successful emailson Tuesday 2nd April and the lucky winnernotified before being published in Manx Advertiser.

The competition is not open to employees and families of staff employed by Bridson &Horrox and associated companies.

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Inspector Mark Britton has been appointedas the new leader of the CentralNeighbourhood Policing Team which coversDouglas, Onchan and Braddan.Inspector Britton has taken up the role followingon from Inspector Phil Shimmin..

Mr Britton said: ‘Douglas is the largestneighborhood policing team in the Isle of Man,and has of a diverse mix of retail, social andresidential areas all policed from Lower Douglaspolice station, Willaston and Pulrose police offices.

‘Recently the policing of the area has adopted acommunity focused approach with the areaworking to the boundaries set up for Councilwards: Victoria South, Victoria North, Derby, StGeorge’s, Athol, Murrays, Hills Onchan (Villageand Parsh) and North/South Braddan.’

He added: ‘I look forward to the policingchallenges in partnership with the key partners inthe community together with an already excellentteam working with me.

‘Our focus in the next year will be on KeepingPeople Safe through engagement in the

community, working forthe vulnerable andtackling anti-socialbehaviour.

‘I want to keep ourcrime levels low and Iam proud to serve thepeople of the area inachieving this.’

Inspector Britton can be contacted on 631437;email: [email protected] or you can follow himon Twitter via @InspMarkBritton

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Equiom has announced the promotions of DanielCadamy, Caroline Ashley and Dan Bryans. Group managing director Sheila Dean said: ‘Equiom placesgreat emphasis on supporting the skills and careers of eachteam member and through promotion we recognise the valueand importance that we place on particular individuals.’

All three individuals are based in the international trust andcorporate services provider’s headquarters in the Isle of Manand have taken on additional responsibilities to support theongoing operations of the Equiom Group.

Mr Cadamy is promoted to senior manager – finance, withresponsibility for overseeing the Equiom Group’s financialaffairs, including the production of financial data andmanagement information. He has 13 years’ experience workingwithin the finance industry, originally qualifying as a charteredaccountant with PwC.

Caroline Ashley is promoted to marketing manager withresponsibility for planning and executing all aspects of Equiom’spromotional activities and overall marketing strategy. She hasworked in the finance sector for over 20 years, with the last 15years specifically in marketing roles. She joined Equiom in 2007and achieved CharteredMarketer status in July 2012.

Dan Bryans is promoted tomanager – IT, with overallresponsibility for Equiom’ssystems infrastructure. Mr Bryansand his team also ensure themaximum uptime for all systemswhich support Equiom'sbusiness. He has more than 12years’ experience within the ITarena working in a variety ofindustries prior to joiningEquiom in 2008.

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Making his Mark in the central team

In fact, a candidate in the forthcoming by-election in Douglas West has already inquiredafter the intentions of the NMTABB Party andwhether we shall be fielding a candidateourselves.

Of course, he could have been fishing for anendorsement, but I suspect not.

The truth is, we have yet to decide whether weshould put forward a candidate in Douglas West.Part of the problem is that Douglas Westincludes a number of high profile bus routes,which could mean the main article ofconstitution would be difficult to abide by.

Besides, there is an awful lot more organising tobe done in my loft at the moment – running anelection campaign would get in the way of that.

Speaking of lofts, it’s amazing what you findwhen you go in them, aside from evidence tosuggest that the intimidatingly large arachnidsthat occasionally appear down below are, in fact,just the babies of much larger beasts lurkingabove. (Confirmation of this comes from a newsarticle about the shed skin of a Chilean RoseTarantula in the boards of a house in Wales.)

Aside from that, however, I’ve lived in this housefor the best part of the decade and have justdiscovered that we have another step ladder. As

it was in the loft for years before we got the loftladder installed, I wonder how the previousowner of that step ladder actually got downfrom the roof space. (A cursory check concludedthey weren’t still there.)

While looking for something else, I discoveredmy old exam certificates. These were from thelast year of O-levels, those exams that weredeemed outdated and unfair up until recentlywhen the UK education secretary Michael Govedecided he wanted to resurrect them like amalevolent vampire ready to feast on newvictims.

Fortunately someone broke out the garlic andthe exam reform was deemed a step too far,

But what now seems rather quaint is that myexam certificates were produced using a manualtypewriter. Now that must have been a fun jobfor someone at the exam board.

Considering there was a clerical error on mymaths exam that was only corrected after aprotest, it was a relief to see that liquid paperwas not used on the certificate.

It wouldn’t look good for an electioncandidate…

Follow Paul on Twitter: @Norbertsdad

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Lofty ambitions could beundone by clerical errorThere has been much interest following last week’s launch of the No More TalkingAbout Bendy Buses Party.

Pictured, from left: Dan Bryans,Sheila Dean, Daniel Cadamy and

Caroline Ashley

The Isle of Man’s trackrecord of singing stars andmusicians is a good oneand you could set yourselfup to follow in thefootsteps of Sam andDavy by taking part inSearch for a Star 2013.

Based on the X Factor, thecontest has a £2,000 prize fund.

This year sees each of thejudges allocated a group ofcontestants to mentorthroughout the five-weekcompetition.

Voting will be via audienceparticipation; however, this yearfeatures a new twist with a wildcard opportunity that could seeany of the acts parachuted tothe final, even if knocked out inround one.

The organisers are looking forall types of artists. Solo singers,duets, bands and groups areurged to apply. The onlycondition being you must beover 18.

Auditions will be held at TheCrescent on Thursday, April 11,at 7pm. Contestants are urgedto register their entry by

collecting an entryform at The Crescent,or entering online atwww.three.fm.

The five-weekcompetition will runfrom April 18 to May25.

All funds raised fromthe competition willbenefit Age Isle ofMan.

Are you the next SamanthaBarks or Davy Knowles?

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Thursday, March 28th Ramsey Folk Club : Royal George Hotel,Ramsey - 8-11pmSingers and instrumentalists (of all genresand skill levels will be made mostwelcome).Brown Sugar: Jaks, DouglasSteve Parry & Guests: Creek Inn, Peel

Friday, March 29th AM Frequency: Jaks Pub, Douglas

Dickie Kelly: The Whitehouse Hotel, PeelSoul Suspects: The Creek Inn, PeelLittle Miss Dynamite: The Britannia,Ramsey

Saturday, March 30th Caution Runners: Creek Inn, Peel3 Million: Jaks Pub, DouglasLittle Miss Dynamite: The Sidings,CastletownNorsemen Motorcycle Club, Spring Thing2: Highwayman, Peel

Sunday, March 31st Grass Roots: Jaks Pub, DouglasOne Woman, One Guitar, One Night:Tynwald Inn, St John’s

Tuesday, April 2nd Singaround (singers and instrumentalistswelcome): Manor Hotel, Willaston - 8pmOne Woman, One Guitar, One Night:Tynwald Inn, St John’s

Wednesday, March 27th Paddy Ashdown: Gaiety Theatre, Douglas- 7.30pm

Spend an evening in the company offormer Lib Dem leader Lord PaddyAshdown the man they called the “actionman” of British politics. This descriptionwasn’t only a tribute to his physique andlove of exercise but also to his earlyexperience as a commando in theMarines.

Dragon’s Castle Easter Party: Villa MarinaPromenade Suite, Douglas - 3 to 5.30pm

Celebrate the Easter holidays with yourfriends at the Dragon’s Castle. Why notdress up in your favourite Easter costumefor fun and games.

Easter Trails: Peel and Port St Mary -(until 7th April)

Manx activity Easter trails – a great dayout for all the family. You will need onlyone corresponding Walking Trail perfamily/group for £5.99 which can be usedagain and again. Available online atwww.matsmaps.com and at retailersIsland-wide.

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RONALDSWAY(Correct as at 25/3/13)

Wednesday, 27th MarchLight snow showers.

High 3C, Low 2C.Thursday, 28th March

Sunny intervals.High 6C, Low 3C.

Friday, 29th MarchLight snow shower.High 6C, Low 3C.

Saturday, 30th MarchSnow/sleet showers.

High 6C, Low 4C.Sunday, 31st March

Light rain/sleet.High 6C, Low 4C.Monday, 1st April

Light rain/sleet.High 6C, Low 4C.

Tuesday, 2nd AprilPatchy rain shower.High 7C, Low 5C.

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FOOTBALLFriday, 29th March2.15pm kick off at the BowlGH CORLETT WOODS CUP FINALAyre v Pulrose

Saturday, 30th March2.30 kick offDivision TwoFoxdale v Douglas & District

Monday, 1st April2.15pm kick off at the BowlPADDY POWER FA CUP FINALSt George's v St Mary's

Tuesday, 2nd April6.15pm kick offJCK Ltd Division TwoFoxdale v Pulrose

Thursday, 4th April6.15pm kick offKirkby Estates Cowell CupGroup OneCorinthians v OnchanLaxey v PeelRamsey v AyreGroup OneSt George's v BraddanUnion Mills v St Mary'sColby v RonaldswayDouglas and District v RYCOB

RUGBYSaturday, 30th MarchNomads XV v Wallasey

EASTER FESTIVALOF RUNNINGFriday, 29th March10k Road Race in Port Erin – 5.30pm start

Saturday, 30th MarchHill Race in Peel – 2.15pm start

Sunday, 31st MarchRoad Race on Douglas Promenade4x5k per leg relay (men’s) 10.50am5k Race (women) 10.15am

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Sunrise 5.57am, Sunset 6.38pmThursday, 28th March

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Sunday, 31st March01:18HT (9.4) 13:40HT (9.3) 08:05LT (1.0) 20:31LT (1.3)

Sunrise 5.52am, Sunset 6.50pmMonday, 1st April

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Tuesday, 2nd April03:52HT (8.7) 16:22HT (8.4) 10:38LT (1.9) 23:04LT (2.4)

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Castle Pharmacy, 20 Malew Street, Castletown12 noon – 1pm

Cowley Pharmacy, 8-10 Atholl Place, Peel12 noon – 1pm

Lloyds Pharmacy, Shoprite, Bowring Road, Ramsey10am – 2pm

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Thursday, March 28thWildlife Photo Exhibition: Tynwald Library, Legislative Buildings,Douglas - 9am – 5pm (until April 5th)

14-year-old Adam Peet, a student from St Ninian’s High School, willexhibit around 20 of his photographs of wildlife - mostly birds.

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland: Studio Theatre, Ballakermeen,Douglas - 7.15pm

Live-streamed from the Royal Opera House. Admission charge – ring600555.

“I’ve Got a Shed” – Andy Parsons: Gaiety Theatre, Douglas - 8pm

Part of Andy’s sell-out national tour. Andy has released two DVDs“Britain’s Got Idiots” and “Gruntled.

Easter Egg Hunt: Miltown Gardens, nr Ramsey - 10am – 4.30pm(until 7th April)

In aid of Crossroads Care. Garden admission fees apply.

Stretch & Flex: National Sports Centre, Douglas - 10am

Manx Retirement Association event.

Indoor Flat Green Bowling: Douglas - 2pm to 3.30pm

Manx Retirement Association event.

Good Friday, March 29th Journeys: An exhibition by the Creative Network (until 6th April):House of Mananan, Peel - 10am – 5pm

A selection of contemporary work by artists belonging to the CreativeNetwor, a new artists’ cooperative formed in 2012.

Isle of Trance with John O’Callaghan: Villa Marina, Douglas - 9pm

John’s high energy trance mix coupled with a highly refined precisionmixing style has seen him surge through the DJ ranks.

FunTime Leisure at Tynwald Mills, St. Johns

Bungee Trampolines next to the Neb Cafe, all day. Weather permitting.

Easter Saturday, March 30th MADF Easter Festival of Plays: Gaiety Theatre, Douglas - 7.30pm

Moonlight & Magnolias. Seven full length plays in seven nights withan adjudication each night with the final adjudication and awards onthe Friday.

Sounds of the Sound: The Sound Cafe, Cregneash - 7.30pm

A fundraising evening in aid of the Isle of Man “Live at Home”schemes. Dinner, raffle and pre-dinner entertainment. Tel 852364 forfurther information.

FunTime Leisure at Tynwald Mills, St. Johns


Sunday, March 31st Easter Bunny: Snaefell summit - 11am – 3pm

The Easter Bunny and Cushag the Cat will be at Snaefell summithanding out free chocolate eggs to all the children arriving on thetrams. Sunday lunch and refreshments available from Summit Cafe.Pick up a timetable for more information.

MADF Easter Festival of Plays: Gaiety Theatre, Douglas - 7.30pm

The Cemetery Club. Seven full length plays in seven nights with anadjudication each night with the final adjudication and awards on theFriday.

Easter Monday, April 1st Rush Hour on the Railways: Douglas Railway Station - From 8am

Various event including the chance to have taster footplate ride theIOM Steam Railway aboard the Manx Northern Caledonia. The GreatLaxey Mine Railway and the Groudle Glen Railway will both be inoperation. Tickets from Douglas station.

Easter Film School 2013: St Ninian’s Lower School, Bemahague -9.30am

For school ages 13-16. Contact Jan Cowan 694596 for furtherinformation.

FunTime Leisure at Tynwald Mills ,St. Johns


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BMW 118i M SPORT CONVERTIBLE £16,750Titanium silver metallic with full black Dakota leather trim, controlled air conditioning,leather steering wheel with drivers information system, heated seats, Angel lights, F/Rpark assist, Bi- xenon headlights, alloy wheels, radio-CD player, low mileage.

AUDI A1 1.6 TDI S-LINE £16,350Amalfi white, black partial leather trim, 3D satellite navigation, dual zone electric climatecontrol, Audi sports seats, light/rain sensor pack, leather steering wheel with driversinformation system, keyless go, iPod connection, alloy wheels, service history

BMW 118i SPORT SE 5 DOOR £11,650Titanium silver metallic, black cloth upholstery, dual zone climate, BMW sports seats,leather multi function steering wheel with drivers information system, remote locking,rear parktronic, 5 arm sports alloy wheels, radio-CD player, low mileage, service history.

FORD FOCUS ST 500 £10,850Brilliant black metallic with volcano red leather trim, Recaro heated front seats, airconditioning, auto' light activation, red ambient lighting, remote locking, rear parkassist, bi-xenon headlights, alloy wheels, front foglamps, local low mileage

PORSCHE 997 TIPTRONIC S TURBO £58,950Basalt black metallic, panther black leather trim, Porsche communication module,satellite navigation, sunroof, air conditioning, heated sports seats, leather steering wheel,sports suspension, park assist, Bose sound system, 6k miles, full service history

MERCEDES E500 SPORT CONVERTIBLE £37,950Palladium silver metallic, luxury black leather, navigation system, electric folding roof,heated seats, air conditioning, leather steering wheel, speedtronic cruise control,front/rear park, alloy wheels, premium sound system, 1 owner, 6k miles only, as new

BMW M3 DCT CONVERTIBLE £31,450Jerez black metallic, Novillo cranberry leather trim, professional media navigationsystem, electric memory heated sports seats, dual zone climate control, rain sensingwipers, auto head light activation, front & rear park assist, 19” double spoke alloy wheels

RANGE ROVER 3.6 TDV8 VOGUE £30,750Santarini black metallic, leather trim, satellite navigation, sunroof, electric seats,adaptive air suspension, front & rear park assist, rear parking camera, privacy glass,side steps, 20" alloy, Harman Kardon, low mileage with full service history.

BMW X5 xDRIVE 3.0d-AUTO SE £28,950Space grey metallic, Nevada black leather, professional media pack, electric memoryheated sports seats, front & Rear park assist, Bi-Xenon headlights, 19" Style spokealloys, power tail gate, service history.

MERCEDES ML 63 AMG £25,950Obsidian black metallic, almond beige extended leather trim, satellite navigation, electricmemory heated AMG sports seats, climate control, front and rear park assist, Bi-xenonheadlights, 20" 5 arm AMG alloy wheels, radio-CD/iPod connection, full service history

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