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60's Up Movement -Hastings - Community Groups Hastings 4122 . . Annual General Meeting will be held Tuesday 11th May at St Marks Church Hall commencing 10am

Radius Windsor Court - Retirement Housing ('Purchase') Ohaupo 3803 I am available to show the units please make an appointment 021 894 188 I have three properties as listed below. All units are free standing in a rural setting We have units advertised on TradeMe with more photographs to support the narrative. Please ring 07 823 6696 to make an appointment to view the units. Office hours 8-5pm Monday to Friday . Weekend and evening appointments available. I have 2 two storey houses both have just been presented for sale from $265.000. Great rural views from master bed-room. Master bed room has an ensuite. Ground floor has a bathroom & toilet. Study off lounge . Internal access from single garage. The well presented 2 bedroom unit heat pump, new shower unit & seperate toilet. Garage with internal access $245,000 the vendor will negotiate on price or exchange with a suitable property in Te Awamutu or Hamilton. An elevated, well presented two bedroom unit, the conservatory overlooks the garden & copse - a haven for birds, the Tui visited again this year $259,000 the vendor will consider exchange with a suitable property in Te Awamutu or Hamilton. The properties will be license to occupy the village contribution is 20% We have a great view of Mount Pirnogia - if it is shrouded in cloud -not agood day to hang out your washing! Easy access to bus service to Hamilton and Te Awamutu. Ohaupo bowling club welcome new members

Napier Friendship Force - Community Groups Napier 4112 NAPIER FRIENDSHIP FORCE EXCHANGE PROGRAMME 2010/2011 In June a small group of Napier Friendship Force club members will spend two weeks in South America, being home hosted by members of sister clubs in Chile and Peru. We still have space on this exchange for a few suitable candidates. " We depart on 31st May for Santiago, Chile. Then fly on to our first seven day home hosting with the club of La Serena. We then spend 3 days in Cusco, Peru to explore Machu Picchu, the Lost City of the Incas. Next, we travel to our second seven day home hosting with the club of La Libertad, north of Lima. This completes our official exchange. However, several members plan to continue to southern Brazil, spending three days in Rio de Janeiro and two more at the Iguacu Falls, returning home on 26th June." If any members of the local community feel they would like to join our group, would they please contact either our Exchange Director: Jenny Connor on 06-874 3886 Phone/Fax, or the Club President: Michael Lott by email at: mikelott@actrix.co.nz , either of whom will then outline the conditions of participation and indicate the likely overall cost of the experience. Friendship Force International (FFI) is a worldwide network of clubs whose mission is to promote global understanding across the barriers that separate people. We do this by connecting people from different countries at the personal level. FFI club members are known universally as Ambassadors since their behaviour and attitudes while travelling reflect their particular culture. When local hosts open their homes to visitors from other countries and cultures, true understanding can develop through the sharing of meals, conversation and the routines of daily life. Since its founding in 1977 FFI has brought together millions of people. In 2007 alone, 5767 friendship ambassadors traveled between 58 countries, with thousands more serving as hosts. Our mission, structure and activities are described in our website: www.thefriendshipforce.org. The Napier club, whose patrons are the Mayors of Napier and Hastings, was chartered in 1984, and has approximately 40 mainly retired or semi-retired members living within a 30 km radius of Napier; we welcome inbound exchanges from other FFI clubs from around the world and will ourselves be home hosting members of the Oregon, USA club in September 2010, home hosting club members from Indonesia in 2011, and travelling to clubs in Canada, Washington and Idaho, USA in March 2011.

Metlifecare Crestwood - Rest Home Care Auckland *Come and join us for our open days Thursday and Friday the 25 & 26 March 2010 from 10am to 4pm.* *Enjoy a tour of the village and view a selection of our available units.*

Metlifecare Pinesong - Retirement Housing ('Purchase') Auckland *Open day Saturday 24th April 2010 10am to 4pm.* *Please come and join us for a tour of the village and view a selection of our available apartments.* *Our Seabreeze Cafe is open from 10am to 3pm, you are welcome to stay for refreshments.*

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U3A Hastings Inc - Community Groups Hastings 4122 The first Coffee Morning for the year will be held on Tuesday, April 20th, at the Masonic Centre, Jervois Street, Hastings at 10 a.m. The guest speaker will be Gary Sparks from the Napier Observatory. Morning Tea will be served and there will be a raffle as usual. Door charge is $1 New members are welcome to atttend.

Coldstream Rest Home, Hospital and Village - Retirement Housing ('Purchase') Ashburton 7700 COLDSTREAM RETIREMENT VILLAGE, ASHBURTON We are holding an Open Day this Saturday, 13th March, from 11am - 1pm. Anyone is very welcome to come along and view the couple of villas that we currently have available. For further information please contact Andrea Mitchell on (03) 308 8020 or email

St James of Avonside - Rest Home Care (St James of Avonside Rest Home) Christchurch St James of Avonside. 10.3.10 Vacancies -- 2 ensuite rooms now available. *Please contact Sue Milligan or Chris Blakeley. Phone 381-2053* for an appointment and free advice regarding resthome care, subsidies etc. [no obligation] We welcome all prospective residents, to contact us for a no obligation discussion with one of our Registered Nurses. Chris Blakeley NZRN. Advanced Diploma of Nursing NURSE MANAGER. Sue Milligan. NZRN. Cert.Social & Community Service. BUSINESS MANAGER / OWNER

Radius Oakhaven Hospital - Hospital Care Whangarei We have a new therapy room and sensory garden, residents can be pampered with a relaxing massage, spa bath, or a beauty treatment in the revamped hairdressing salon.

Metlifecare Powley - Retirement Housing ('Purchase') Auckland Open afternoon Friday 5th March 2010 1.00pm to 4.00pm. Please join us for a tour of the village and a selection of our Serviced Apartments.

Metlifecare Crestwood Retirement Village - Retirement Housing ('Purchase') Auckland Open days 25th and 26th March 2010 10.00am to 4pm. Please join us for a tour of this wonderful village and view a selection of available apartments and units Show Unit now availabe for you to view. Unit 21 is a sunny two bedroom unit with level street access and close to the village centre and amenities. Our residents are looking forward to the St Patricks Day Buffet on the 12th March where they can invite visitors to join them for the evening and a great time will be had by all.

Age Concern - Flaxmere - Community Groups Hastings. Wednesday 3^rd March – On this day Craig Foss will be coming down to the rugby club as a Guest Speaker to talk to our people and will be open for questions if you have any at the end of his speech. Every Tuesday is our bowls day (1pm-3pm) at the Rugby Club and also Housie at the local Tavern (11am-approx. 2pm). Wednesday is our Social Day down at the Western Suburbs Rugby Club (cnr Chatham and Portsmouth Rds). March 14^th – 15^th – We have 2 representatives who will be attending the Age Concern New Zealand A.G.M. in Wellington to represent our branch at the meeting. Wednesday 31st March - $7.00 lunch day Wednesday 28^th April - $7.00 lunch day TRADE ME - For those of us that know what TradeMe is, Flaxmere Age Concern has an account on this particular website which allows us to buy and sell of goods that we no longer use or want anymore for reasonable prices. If anybody has anything that they may want to donate to Age Concern that we can sell all profits will go towards erecting our new building. You all know where our office is so donations can be dropped in here. Thank you all from Age Concern Flaxmere. Bupa Care Services Health Care Expo At Hastings Sports Centre Railway Rd Hastings On Wednesday 7th April 2010 9.30am - 2pm You are invited to attend an exhibition of Health Care providers for information and advice on services and support available to enable you to maintain your independence at home. FREE HEALTH CHECKS Displays Information and Guest Speakers from 11am In attendance: Bupa Care Services, Age Concern, Stroke Foundation, Arthiritis NZ, Budget Advisory, Te Taiwhenua and many more. For more details: Linda Apatu - 027 214 1659 Jeff Silvester - 027 290 1131 All Welcome Refreshments Available I think this is pretty much it for now murray. All of these updates are to be put on the 'What's New' page thank you mate. Hope you're well and didn't get washed up in the tsunami in the weekend =P Cheers Jaala

Lawrence Rural Health Centre - Rest Home Care Lawrence We invite you to view our information/details and find out for yourself that we have something very special to offer. Our rural peaceful setting is the perfect place for your family member to relax and be pampered by our highly trained staff. Come for a drive to Central Otago and see our beautiful Autumn colours and pop in for a cuppa.

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Metlifecare Highlands - Retirement Housing ('Purchase') Auckland 9th March - Operatunity - Three Tenors 11th March - Trip to Devonport Village 16th March - Ports of Auckland Trip 17th March - St Patrick's Evening Function 25th March - Village Happy Hour

Metlifecare Kapiti - Retirement Housing ('Purchase') Paraparaumu Village Open Day: Saturday and Sunday 27-28 March 2010 10:00 a.m till 4:00 p.m. You are most welcome to join us for any part of this Open Home weekend to experience the difference of Metlifecare Kapiti Village.

Age Concern C.H.B - Community Groups Waipukurau 4176 Age Concern Central Hawkes Bay TEA & COFFEE MORNING Held 2nd and last Friday of the month at the Masonic Lodge. Cost: $2 Morning Tea and $1 Housie. Raffles and sales table available. Everyone welcome. 12th & 26th March 2010 PODIATRIST We have a Podiatrist who visits once a month. The cost is $30.00 and you can book an appointment through the office on 8589 158. Friday 12th & 26th March 2010. SHOPPING TRIP Wednesday March 17th 2010 to Napier. Cost $20.00. To be paid by 10th March 2010. $5.00 non refundable deposit required SENIOR CITZ Transport Available $4.00. Next meeting will be 18th March 2010. VISUALLY IMPAIRED MEETING(VIP) 11th March 2010 at Woburn Home 1.30pm. OPERATUNITY CONCERT Friday 19th March 2010. "Three Tenors & a Soprano". Cost $40.00. Names and payment to the office by 10th March 2010. EASTER BONNET LUNCH March 31st at St Andrew's Hall. 11am onwards. Cost $8.00. Names to the office by 23rd Match please. Transport available $4.00. Prizes for best Easter bonnet/hat and a novelty hat/bonnet, entertainment and raffles.

Monte Vista Residential Care - Hospital Care Taupo Cruise up the Waikato River It was a warm & humid day 3^rd of February 2010 but Monte Vista residents, volunteers and family enjoyed a breeze as they cruised up the Waikato River to the Huka Falls. We took Sandy’s morning tea of fresh sandwiches and homemade shortbread to share with the other guests on board. Skipper Dave (left) and volunteer (paramedic) Noel assist Viv off the boat while Jimmy (in front) keeps an eye on those walking on ahead.

Monte Vista Residential Care - Rest Home Care Taupo The Monte Vista Family & Residents Christmas Party was enjoyed by all. Our Christmas theme - 'A Kiwi Christmas at the Lake' so the reception area was decorated with things New Zealand kiwi beach. No sand - the cat might have got the wrong idea of what it was for. Our Christmas Residents & Family party started with Taupo's Official Bag Piper & Monte Vista volunteer, Don Ryder, playing Christmas carols before we blessed our food and gave thanks for our fellowship. Other entertainment included musical performances by families on the clarinet and guitar. A fine feast was prepared by our chief chef, Sandy, with her husband, volunteer Noel, having made the Christmas cake & plum puddings. Staff assisted with serving and then joined residents at the tables or perched on settee chairs. No uniforms - it was a party. Of course Santa (aka Noel) remembered to visit on Christmas day.

Radius Windsor Court - Rest Home Care Ohaupo 3803 I have two studio rooms in the Rest Home, sunny aspect, lounge ,large ensuite & bedroom with a double size wardrobe. I have one ensiute room available. A single room handbasin , share facilities, available in the resthome.

Heretaunga Seniors - Community Groups Hastings PROGRAMME FOR MARCH 2010 Mon 1st 10am Therapeutic Exercises $5 Tues 2nd 10am Social Craft Group $5 10am Computer Class $5 Wed 3rd 10am COMMUNITY DAY $9 Country & Western Singers Thur 4th 9:30am Bowls 'n Bingo $5 Lunch & Movies $7 "Second-hand Wedding" __________________________ Mon 8th 10am Therapeutic Exercises $5 Tues 9th 10am Computer Class $5 Wed 10th 10am COMMUNITY DAY $9 Orphans Club Entertain Thur 11th 9:30am Bowls & Bingo $5 ___________________________ Mon 15th 10am Therapeutic Exercises $5 Tue 16th 10am Social Craft Group $5 10am Computer Class $5 Wed 17th 10am COMMUNITY DAY $9 St Patrick's Day (wear green) Jo McGlashan on guitar FOOT CLINIC TODAY Thur 18th 9.30am Bowls 'n Bingo $5 ______________________________ Mon 22nd 10am Therapeutic Exercises $5 Tue 23rd 10am Computer Class 3 $5 Wed 24th 9:30am BUS TRIP $40 Lunch $18, Aquarium $12.60, Bus $9.40 See newsletter for further details.29th Thur 25th 9.30am Bowls 'n Bingo $5 __________________________________ Mon 29th 10am Therapeutic Exercises $5 Tue 30th 10am Social Craft Group $5 Wed 31st 10am COMMUNITY DAY $9 Speaker: Barbara Walker, Hospital Chaplain, followed by Easter Service. Committee meet today. _______________________

Copper Beech Apartments - Retirement Housing ('Purchase') Tauranga Our new flat screen TV, with Sky and DVD player,are available in our common lounge for residents to use. Five days of free respite care is offered to all residents, in our adjoining hospital, annually. Hydrotherapy classes have commenced and are held two weekly in our hydrotherapy pool at Oakland Lifecare, our adjoining hospital. Outings to interesting venues have also been started.

The AFB Lusk Club Home Trust Inc - Community Groups Havelock North LUSK CENTRE HAVELOCK NORTH PH 877 0300 Walking group Tuesday mornings 9.45 and 10.15 Petanque Wednesdays 10.30am Gardening group 4th Monday of each month 10am. Art Deco Long afternoon tea 10 March Outing to White Pine bush 15 March Lucknow School children entertaining 17th March Mondays: Crafts, scrabble, rummikub Tuesdays: Reading group, cards, games Wednesdays: Sit and be fit, Entertainment and sing-along from 1.30pm Thursdays: Cards, 500, Chess, Rummikub Fridays: Country Dancing, croquet, scrabble, cards, rummikub For more information phone Dianne at the Centre 877 0300

Sumner Bays Union Trust - Community Groups Christchurch Sumner Bays Union Trust Newsletter February 2010 Hello everyone, As I write, I am feeling very warm. Summer has finally come? I wish there was a cooler breeze to off-set this heat. Several new projects are in development for this year, and I am eager to get feedback about these from you. Existing projects such as Coffee and Conversation, Sumner LunchBreak, Mini Music, the Sumner Art & Craft Market, and Redcliffs Community Garden "The Onion Patch" are continuing well. The Community Men's Shed project is still in its infancy, and I was delighted to have some interest last month regarding a steering committee for this. Sumner Community Choir Recently someone identified this as a need for Sumner and prior to Christmas I put up posters to garner interest. A number of people have indicated their interest and I am in the process of developing a project proposal and plan. A choir needs a conductor and an accompanist (unless it is a cappella) and I am considering options for these. I am open to ideas about this. The questions foremost on my mind for anyone who is interested in being involved, include ‘what do you want out of a choir?’, ‘what kind of music do you want to sing?’ and ‘how do you see this project going forward?’ Sumner Community Garden In my newsletter extra, I announced the generous donation from the Sumner Health Centre to the Sumner Community Garden. I cannot emphasis enough just how grateful the Trust and the Sumner Community Gardeners are for this donation. This project is progressing very quickly now. Today’s edition of Bay Harbour News (p. 13) covers this donation. Thank you to Caroline King for writing the article and being so willing to do so. Transitional Communities Project Late last year Shane Orchard, a Sumner resident, approached our Trust about working on a transitional community project for the Sumner-Redcliffs-Mt Pleasant area. Transitional Community is a term adapted in New Zealand from the British Transition Town movement. This movement is based around the concept of building communities that are resilient to future changes. Such changes are usually around the fact that oil production has peaked and will decline in years to come, leaving us unable to rely on fossil fuels for our transport and other energy needs. Shane has organised for James Samuels, an expert on Transitional Communities to come down to Christchurch in early March to hold workshops/seminars on the concept. One such event is going to be held in Sumner on 17 March at 7.30 pm at the Sumner Union Church hall on Nayland Street. The programme will include James Samuels speaking, Shane and I talking about what we are doing in Sumner, and the showing of the film ‘In Transition’ “The film explains but doesn’t dwell on the twin shocks of peak oil and climate change… but the notion of community resiliency is really the star of this show”. From a Review by Stephen Cook , Transition Denver” Community Forum Another in-development project is our Community Forum project. We are looking at running a monthly forum for local community groups to discuss their projects, issues facing the community, and generally network. Shupayi Mpunga, Community Development Advisor for the Hagley Ferrymead ward is working with me on this project and we have both generated shortlists of groups in Sumner and Redcliffs. Sometimes projects out here seem a little geographically isolated from the rest of Christchurch to me, and this is a great opportunity to work together more. We are looking at starting this in May 2010. If your community group is interested, please do get in contact. Mini Music Mini Music Redcliffs started for the first time earlier this month and our Sumner group resumed. I enjoy the opportunity to meet the kids and their parents/caregivers, and I want to acknowledge the vital role that Plunket plays behind the scenes - from finding our fantastic tutor, Cathy, who is on the Sumner Committee, to allowing us the use of their resources in Redcliffs. The cross-over between our Coffee & Conversation group and the Mini Music group is great on a Thursday morning at Redcliffs. I have posted some photographs on Facebook. I plan to hold focus groups shortly and discuss projects in development further with the community. Sometimes projects develop slowly over months and then there is a flush of growth (sometimes literally, as in the gardens) and we make rapid progress over a short period of time. This is, I believe, one of the strengths and weaknesses of work in the community. It continues to surprise me how quickly things can happen when the time and resources are right. Warm regards, Esther Hayes Community Development Worker --- Sumner Bays Union Trust Including the Sumner Art & Craft Market PO Box 17733 Sumner Christchurch 8840 New Zealand (03) 376-4020

St Stephens Close - Retirement Housing ('Purchase') Ashburton There is a sunny fully refurbished 2 bedroom Unit (with an attached garage) now ready for purchase. Vendor price range is $290,000 Take advantage of this opportunity and contact the Village Manager for further details and an opportunity for an obligation free discussion about the advantages of becoming part of the St Stephens Close community. THIS UNIT IS UNDER OFFER

Malio House - Dementia Care (Secure environment) Matamata Families and friends joined the Residents and staff of Malio House to herald the first day of spring with a Mad Hatter's Tea Party, inviting one of the local Rest Homes to join us for the afternoon. Everyone enjoyed a really fun day with lots of laughs at all the hats!

Age Concern Wairoa Incorporated - Community Groups Wairoa 4108 2nd March 2010 10 am. Morning tea and presentation by Wairoa Police on safety for older people. 1.30 pm Safety in the community forum. Groups and individuals discuss what's worrying our Kaumatua when it comes to their safety. Why do young people no longer respect the elderly?

Name It Clothing Labels - Equipment and Products Devonport, Auckland QUALITY Clothing Labels for use in REST HOMES. SEW ON Clothing Labels printed with your name. FREE PHONE 0800 626 348 (0800 NAME IT) A choice of : Woven clothing labels, embroidered with YOUR NAME to sew on. These ones come on a roll, and you cut them off to use. OR Polyester sew on labels that don't fray, and can be easily sewn into a seam or looped and just sew the two short sides onto a garment. These ones come Pre Cut, ready to use. Very popular. Or Iron on Labels that really work on most fabrics, or for Rest Homes we suggest you iron them into place first, and then put a reinforcing stitch either end for when garments go through a commercial drier. Quicker, neater and easier than sewing all the way round a woven label. This fabric is a good quality cotton and polyester iron on that has been successfully used for 17 years. From $15 for 20 including free postage. $35 for 100 of the iron on. ORDER or VIEW ON-LINE. www.NAMEIT.co.nz NEW ZEALAND owned. Fast delivery. Courier service available. FREE brochures available on request for Rest Home Managers. Enquiries, phone Sherry on 0800 626 348. Email

Radius Heatherlea Care Centre - Rest Home Care New Plymouth The interior of the facility is currently under-going re-decoration.

Arthritis NZ Hawkes Bay Service Centre - Community Groups Hastings 4120 Our regular radio programme is on Radio Kidnappers 1431am, Wednesday of every month, from 12.30 - 1pm Free Arthritis Information Clinics. These are held in a variety of pharmacies and health centres. Here you can discuss problems with your arthritis and receive information, education, and self management techniques. Referrals can be made onto other agencies as appropriate. Appointments are free and confidential, although family are welcome to attend with you. Please phone the agency direct for an appointment. Wednesday, March 3 @ Hauora Heretaunga, Hastings (Ph 873 7244) Wednesday, March 10 @ CHB Health Centre, Waipukurau (Ph 858 9090) Wednesday, April 7 @ Ahuriri Pharmacy, Napier (Ph 835 7948) Tuesday, April 13 @ Hauora Mahia, Mahia Beach (Ph 837 5649) Wednesday, April 14 @ Wairoa Pharmacy, Wairoa (Ph 838 7408) Wednesday, April 21 @ Tamatea Pharmacy, Napier (Ph 843 4130) "Living a Healthy Life" Self Management Course. This internationally recognised course is ideal for those with any ongoing health problems such as heart disease, diabetes, lung problems as well as arthritis. It teaches you to take control of your health problems, rather than them controlling you. Dealing with pain, fatigue, concerns with the future, effective communication and medication compliance are all covered. An evening course will be held at the end of March 2010 in Hastings. This course is being sponsored by Primary Health Organisation and only a gold coin donation is required. Day time courses will follow later in the year. For more information contact Janice Klinkhamer on 871 0982. New Arthritis Support Group. A new support group is being formed for anyone, any age with any type of arthritis. Come along to the Service Centre, 1020 Duke Street, Hastings, and join in for both social and informative meetings. Held from 1.00 - 2.30pm on the last Wednesday of the month. Cost to members is $2.00; Non-members $3.00. Contact Janice Klinkhamer, 871 0982, for more information.

Dayan Qigong - Community Groups Havelock North & Napier Stay tuned - Introductory evening coming soon!

Riversdale Lifestyle Village - Retirement Housing ('Purchase') Taradale, Napier Coming up: United Travel keeping us up to date with what's available - afternoon tea - 5 March @ 3pm Charles with his celtic music - 19 March @ 4.30pm - gold coin donation Sausage Sizzle - 20 March @ 12 midday Pot Luck Tea - 28 March @ 5.30pm

Information 4 Disability - Community Groups Napier 4110 Most support groups' programmes are now under way for 2010. Listen out for radio broadcasts on Radio Kidnappers (1431 AM) every weekday for broadcasts from people with, and groups related to, disability. Coming up: 13th/ 14th March Sailability Regatta at Taupo 28th March HB MS Society have a Garage Sale at MS House, Austin St Onekawa in Napier 26th - 28th March- Guide Dog Appeal- Red Puppy Awareness (Puppies in training wear red cloth coats) Contact me to receive a copy of our bi monthly newsletter "Snippets" to keep up to date with what's on.

Ranburn Village - Rest Home Care Waipu