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1 What a Beautiful Weekend Have We Just Had! Let's Hope Our What a beautiful weekend have Christmas Celebrations we just had! Let’s hope our Weekend! summer is going be just as It is that time of year again, where gorgeous (but with enough rain to the children get excited about keep the animals happy too!). Santa; where adults start pulling You might have noticed some their hair out about the additional features in last month’s arrangements that need to be newsletter: ‘Top Notch Taihape made; and where we look Snippets’ and ‘Taihape Tidbits’. If forward to the Christmas spirit there’s anything you’d like to let that envelops Taihape. your community know, please get Saturday 1st December will see the in touch so we can include your annual Christmas parade return news in this newsletter . between 12 and 1pm. What a Contact Eva: [email protected]. wonderful opportunity to The newsletter provides our local promote our town, our clubs & voluntary groups the opportunity groups and businesses! To enter to ask for your interest and to your float as part of the event, go promote the work that they do. to pages 16 & 17 which have Examples are Taihape Search & details and a form to sign. Rescue and the Taihape Museum. Finally, this year, ‘Christmas in the If we have the space, we will aim Park’ is back on Sunday 2nd to include your club/group in this December from 3pm. Featuring newsletter. mass school choir, the Arcadian Singers and other local talent. See you there and then! 1 Films coming up at the Majestic Theatre 5c Tui Street, Taihape Cinemas are where memories are made Night School (M) 111min Fri 26th Oct 8pm, Sat 27th 7.30pm, Sun 28th 5pm, Mon 29th 7pm The House with the Clock in the Walls (PG) 105min Sat 27th Oct 5pm, Sun 28th 2.30pm, Sat 3rd Nov 5pm, Sun 4th 2.30pm HALLOWEEN PRE BUY YOUR TICKETS AT PAPER PLUS OR CINEMA Goosebumps Haunted Halloween (PG) 90min Wed 31st 5pm One Night Only The Nun (R16) id required 96min Wed 31st 8.3pm One Night Only A Simple Favour (M) 117min Fri 2nd Nov 8pm, Sat 3rd 7.30pm, Sun 4th 5pm, Mon 5th 7pm The Seagull (M) 99min Fri 9th Nov 8pm, Sat 10th 7.30pm, Sun 11th 4.15pm, Mon 12th 7pm. Opera Aida (TBA) 216min Thurs 15th Nov 5pm Taihape Heritage Film Festival Fri 16th – Tues 20th Nov see website or Facebook for more details also in Talk Up Taihape Coming up - Nutcracker & the four Realms 23rd Nov, The Grinch 30th Nov, Bohemian Rhapsody 30th Nov, Pick of the Litter 7th Dec, Ralph Breaks the Internet 14th Dec, The Old Man & the Gun 4th Dec and more. www.majestictaihape.co.nz www.facebook.com/majestictaihape/ Or join our newsletter [email protected] PH for timetable 3889152 or leave a message for more information Grab your mates, partner, children for a night to remember 2 Taihape Community Development Trust AGM 8 November from 7pm Town Hall, Council Chambers. SANTA….. IS COMING….. TO TOWN….. But he needs your help! Get your floats out for the Taihape Christmas Parade. All community groups-clubs- schools -organizations and businesses put your float together and join the parade. Saturday 1st December from 12 till 1pm (SH1) Please contact Eva at [email protected] for a form to enter your float. More details can be found on pages 16 & 17 of this newsletter, or go to www.facebook.conz/taihapenz or www.taihape.co.nz/events/christmasparade 2018 3 Taihape Anglican Church - Fundraiser The Taihape Anglican Church is This event will be held at the Utiku putting on a fundraising evening Old Boys clubrooms on 23rd towards the repainting of St November from 7pm onwards. Margaret’s church. This should be a Entry is $12 per person which fun filled social event where we are includes a free wine, beer of juice auctioning off a holiday in a holiday and a sumptuous supper. home; a revival furniture chair; a dinner party hosted in your own Tickets available at the Information home; 3-hours cleaning includes Centre and Anna’s Homeware & windows; a free WOF inspection Gifts. from Glen’s Motors valid for one We are also looking for gifts and year; preserves; collectables; and talents that we can auction. many, many more gifts and services If you can help, please contact Please come and support Elizabeth on (03) 388 0524 or email this very exciting event. [email protected]. 4 Taihape Community Playgroup TUESDAYS – from 9.30am to 11.30am At St David’s Presbyterian Church Hall, Huia Street Birth to 5 year Light morning tea provided Koha/donation welcome A great place to meet, a fun and educational time for children with their parents/caregivers. For more information, please contact Evelyn on 388 1447 or Tania on 021 029 3473 New members welcome! Advertisement pricing & Deadline Taihape Search and Rescue Voluntary Groups & Organisations meets monthly on 2nd Monday advertise meetings & events in a at the Taihape Police Station classified advertisement (between 1/8 from 7:00pm and ¼ page) for FREE. Next meeting 12 November Otherwise cost are as follows: 1 page (A5) $30 ½ page $20 If you would like to help ¼ page $10 Classified $5 Search and Rescue support These prices are incl GST the lost, missing and injured Deadline for the next issue is: please contact Greg Monday 12th November with 063887555 or Alan 021 publication & distribution on the 22nd. 2277243 for more information. Email your interest to Eva at [email protected]/ 5 Armistice Day 2018 The Armistice agreement was Hope as the Centenary comes signed at Compiegne, France to a closure. after four years of brutal conflict Please join with us to between the German and Allied commemorate with a service forces. at St Davids Church at 9.30am The guns fell silent on on Sunday 11th November the eleventh hour of followed by a dedication at the eleventh day of the Town Clock Memorial the eleventh month from 10.45am. and War finally gave way to peace. We WILL remember them Over one hundred thousand New Zealanders or ten per cent of the population at the time served Colin Mower overseas during the War and over President eighteen thousand lost their lives, Taihape and District RSA families and communities at home felt these losses acutely. At the time of the Armistice fifty- eight thousand New Zealand troops were still serving overseas including twenty four thousand on the Western front where some of the bloodiest battles had been fought to finally decide the outcome of the War in favour of the Allies. The Armistice Centenary gives us the chance to acknowledge the loss and trauma of the First World War and to reflect on Peace and 6 COUNCIL page 1 7 8 Senior Driving Programmes: CarFit helps senior drivers find More Confidence and Safety their safest and most comfortable fit in your car. Our trained Ageing affects our driving. Age technicians check and guide you to Concern Whanganui is offering two have free events for senior drivers in Taihape this year. These • an understanding of the programmes have proved popular car’s safety features and get excellent feedback. For • clear lines of sight example “I feel more confident and • a seat and a steering wheel competent … It was easy to that fit comfortably and follow…. I am driving with more safely – giving you good knowledge and confidence now”. access to controls Keys to Safe Driving is a four hour • properly adjusted head refresher course delivered by an restraints experienced driving instructor and • and a safe and comfortable educator. It is interactive, giving seatbelt position opportunities to understand, An experienced Occupational refresh and improve your driving. It Therapist is also in attendance. includes key safety factors, Book in now with REAP for your planning, decision making, and the free 20 minute CarFit check on current road rules. We provide December 14th! lunch and a course booklet. These events are free and places Register for your free course on are limited – booking is essential. Monday December 3rd by calling Call REAP on 06 388 0109. REAP! 9 BELL’S DIESEL TRUCK & TRACTOR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS & SERVICING WARRANT INSPECTIONS WINDSCREEN REPAIRS & REPLACEMENT STOCKIST OF CALTEX OIL, MOTOBATT & ENDURANT BATTERIES PHONE 06 388 0449 131-133 HAUTAPU STREET, TAIHAPE 10 Those of us who are often sick with Other signs that our body may be infections may well be experiencing stressed: long-term stress. Stress affects the • Do you have Morning fatigue on, whole body and the immune system or shortly after rising, even if you and is particularly affected by are getting 8 hours of sleep? chronic low-grade stress. In fact, • Do you wake tired and feel the stress-related problems are the root only way to get going is with coffee or sweet drinks? cause of approximately 75-90 • Do you have a mid-afternoon percent of doctor visits. low? Most people today associate stress • Are you less able to handle with worry, but stress has a much stress or stressful situations? broader meaning to your body. We • Do you feel better after evening may not realize how much stress our meal and get a second wind at bodies are actually experiencing. approximately 11:00 pm? Then Any kind of change, whether it be want to stay up until 1-2:00am? emotional, physical, environmental, • Do you have decreased or lack of hormonal or illness-related can be libido? stressful to the body. Just generally • Do you lack focus and striving too hard on a daily basis concentration or have a “brain takes a physiological toll.
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