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Consider Your Options When the Time Comes to Make Decisions Regarding the Final Care and Celebration of Life for Yourself Or a Loved One, Reach out to Us Visit Temuka Telegraph’s Facebook page November 2019 | The Temuka Telegraph | 1 COMPLIMENTARY MONTHLY PUBLICATION YOUR NEWS | YOUR COMMUNITY NOVEMBER 2019 There was plenty of action, and sunshine, at the recent Winchester Rodeo PHOTOGRAPH: ANDREW FALLOON Consider Your Options When the time comes to make decisions regarding the final care and celebration of life for yourself or a loved one, reach out to us. Funeral Services 0800 686 2148 [email protected] www.aoraki.kiwi.nz SOUTH CANTERBURY 2 | The Temuka Telegraph | November 2019 www.temukatelegraph.co.nz from our MP’s desk... A few political We are in Temuka every Tuesday myths Andrew Falloon, Rangitata MP Call Chris Jones or Quentin Hix I’ve been your local MP for just on two years now, and for the most (Temuka locals who understand the community) part it’s been a fascinating, if at times frustrating, experience. 0800 QUENTIN / 03 687 9010 There’s a lot of truth in the adage that the bureaucracy can move glacially slowly. One of my greatest annoyances about politics is www.quentinhix.co.nz when everyone agrees that something should be done, but for a few Wellington based Government officials intent on slowing or blocking any progress. But a great many other myths about politics and the political process are exactly that; myths. Contrary to the way we’re often characterised by our friends in the national media, politicians don’t hate one another. Barring one or two exceptions, the 120 MPs who inhabit the Beehive and neighbouring buildings, are in it for the right reasons. I’m yet to meet any politician who wants a polluted environment, an economy in decline, or poor educational outcomes for our young Interior & Exterior people. Granted, we often have different approaches to improving Commercial & Domestic those things, but largely it’s a respectful debate. Much of the constructive work we do you’ll rarely hear reported. Painting & Decorating Specialist MPs work together on Select Committees to improve legislation and make it fit for purpose. Most laws goes through Parliament backed by both major parties, and often by all. Even those times we 0800 559 589 disagree most, where you might see some of the poorer behaviour some MPs are prone to, we leave it on the field. With several dozen political journalists based permanently at Parliament, it’s no surprise that the news headlines are dominated by what happens there. But that masks the reality, which is that Andrew Falloon MP Parliament only sits three days a week for some thirty weeks a year. The rest of the time I’m here, in the electorate working in my offices for Rangitata invites in Timaru and Ashburton, holding regular clinics in places like Temuka and Pleasant Point, or out visiting businesses, farms and you to a Seniors community groups. The most critical job an electorate MP has is the work that’s done Morning Tea. locally. The family who’ve been here for seven years, contributing to our district, who’ve been declined for a visa. The woman who’s just Catch up over a cup of tea escaped an abusive relationship with her kids and the clothes on and a Christmas mince pie her back, looking for emergency accommodation. The tradie who injured his back in a fall, desperate to get an operation and back to work, but who’s falling in between the cracks of ACC and the DHB. They’re all cases I’ve helped in the last two years, along with Thursday 28 Nov, 10am hundreds of others. Temuka RSA Recently I’ve made the decision to put my name forward to run for a second term as your local MP. I look forward to catching up with 03 683 1386 you over the next twelve months to talk to you about how I can rangitatamp@ continue to be a strong voice for our area in Parliament. parliament.govt.nz THE TEMUKA TELEGRAPH Deadline: 20th of each month, or by prior arrangement. Delivery: First week of each month. Articles for the Telegraph; submissions are welcome from contributors. The content must be connected to Temuka and nearby districts, and/ or it’s community and locals. While every reasonable attempt has been made to achieve complete Authorised by Andrew Falloon MP, accuracy of the content of this newsletter, connections of The Temuka Parliament Buildings, Wellington. Telegraph will not accept responsibility for consequences arising from incorrect information being submitted. Email [email protected] or ph 022 154 3429 Visit Temuka Telegraph’s Facebook page November 2019 | The Temuka Telegraph | 3 SCRAP METAL COLLECTION The Temuka and Geraldine A&P Association is again running a scrap metal collection as a fundraiser. The goal is to replace the produce shed, as it is getting near the ARMISTICE DAY end of its life, and ongoing maintenance around the grounds. The Show is celebrating 150 years in 2024 and the committee 11 NOVEMBER 2019 wish to continue the work done by past members so that they 10.45am - Assemble at Town can celebrate the work and commitment of both past and Square, Temuka present members. 11am - Break flags THIS IS A GREAT TIME TO HAVE THAT Continue to the RSA Clubrooms CLEANUP PRIOR TO CHRISTMAS for a short service followed by Items must be at the showgrounds by the refreshments 14th December 2019 ALL WELCOME The showgrounds will be open for drop-offs on Saturday the 7th and the 14th of December between 2 and 4pm. 24 HOUR For pick-ups and enquiries please ring ON-CALL Margaret King, 027 325 9693 EMERGENCY or Dave Vincent, 021 0294 5081 SERVICES TEMUKA GOLF CLUB Full range of large and small TwilightTuesday evenings - October Golfto March animal veterinary services Temuka Golf Club, Domain Ave, Temuka Tee off between 5pm & 6pm Professional, experienced and caring veterinarians 9 hole competition Purpose-built, modern facilities Enter at the clubhouse on the night Ample off-road parking Entry fee $6 pp - includes complimentary snack in the clubhouse afterwards Clinic hours: 8am-5pm, Monday to Friday For the month of November only there will also be ALL WELCOME Cnr Woodbury / Main North Rds, GERALDINE SOCIAL GOLF (no scores - just fun) Any queries: Play a 6 hole team ambrose at 6pm with friends, or come Ph Ian Phone: 693 9060 on down after work and just play a few holes. Afterwards 022 676 3551 come into the clubhouse for a snack and lucky spot prizes. or Sharyn [email protected] LOAN CLUBS AVAILABLE - PLEASE PHONE TO BOOK 027 911 8680 *Conditions: Offer subject to availability at time of booking. Prices are per person share twin based on best available cruise fare, inclusive of all discounts unless otherwise stated. Please ask for clarification at time of enquiry. Prices are subject to currency fluctuations and are based on cash or cheque. Cruise deposit, amendment and cancellation conditions apply. Travel agent service fees may apply. Further conditions apply, please ask us for details. HW3871_192x100 4 | The Temuka Telegraph | November 2019 www.temukatelegraph.co.nz Taking care of our elders Jo Luxton, Labour Party List MP based in Rangitata October 1st marked a very special day; International Day of Older Persons. A time to recognise the importance of older people in our society, and the valuable contribution that you make every day. It is a chance for everyone to celebrate the amazing older people in our lives and to say thank you. Throughout Temuka, and all over New Zealand, there are many older people doing incredible things. Like the 2018 New Zealander of the Year, Kirstine Bartlett who changed the lives of thousands of New Zealand women by successfully securing equal pay legislation for caregivers in the aged-care sector. Older people make a hugely positive contribution to our economy. In the future we will need to increasingly rely on that contribution if New Zealand is to grow. Recent statistics show us that more than one fifth of our local population are over 65. Currently there are around 725,000 people aged over 65 nationally. By 2028 there will be 1 million people, nearly a quarter of the population. Our ageing population is one of our greatest achievements. A growing number of older people are healthier, more educated, more skilled and are living longer. These are all things to celebrate. In order to keep our people healthier, and care for them better when they are unwell, we need a modern, efficient health system. Budget 2019 made significant investments in fixing up more of our ailing hospitals, and empowering our DHBs to deliver more affordable healthcare in our communities, with better health Beauty 282 TEMUKA outcomes for all. I was happy to attend and speak at a Temuka Healthy Communities workshop recently and discuss the ... because you need progress we are making with healthcare. time for yourself Christmas is on it’s way... Purchase a Beauty 282 Gift Voucher between 1 November & 18 December and be in the draw to WIN one of the following After guest speaking at a recent Temuka Health Communities • 1 hour Snowberry Facial • 45 Minute Back Massage workshop, Jo took part in tai chi with some locals. or • $40 Waxing Voucher We are also committed to better cancer care. We all deserve world-class support from prevention and early diagnosis to • FACIALS • EYELASH treatment and palliative care. That’s why we recently announced • WAXING EXTENSIONS the Cancer Action Plan – so everyone battling cancer in NZ can get the best possibly care, no matter where they live. It shouldn’t • ELECTROLYSIS • EYELASH & BROW matter if you live here in Temuka, Auckland or Invercargill, we • RED VEIN removal tinting all deserve the absolute best care in order to give us the best • TANNING chance of survival.
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