Yes Mag - North Wales Magazine - North Wales Business Directory - March April 2011 Edition

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We keep going back to Bengal Dynasty Llandudno for their delicious eat as much as you like Sunday Buffet, a treat not to be missed and such good value.

The Albert is also one of our favourite watering holes, they serve sumptuous meals throughout the day and it is nice to relax with a cold glass of wine Another excellent Indian Restaurant is The Raj in

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1st March is St Davids Day, 24th April Easter Sunday and Spring is just around the corner, and after that SUMMER to look forward to, fantastic.

Whatever you do dont forget Mothers Day on 3rd April our advertisers are offering lots of choice for presents and lovely meals.

Our Competition winners were drawn on 23rd December and their names are below. 1st prize 50 - won by Lynne Plumb who chose to spend it at Carlos Italian Restaurant in Craig-y-Don 2nd prize 30 - won by Bernard Butterworth who chose to spend his at Yeung Sing, Chinese Restau-rant, Penrhyn Bay 3rd prize 20 - won by Ronald Jeffries, who chose Home from Home Restaurant / Caf, Penrhyn Bay

Congratulations to our lucky winners

I will leave you now to let you enjoy the rest of the magazine. Best wishes Dianne Harris Editor

Front Cover : Rhos on Sea Shoot my Face

12 St Davids Day 20 Technology 28 Mothers Day 40 How to Make Money 42 Spring 46 Networking 50 Home Improvement 57 Fair Trade 10 Recipe of the Month 16 Motoring 32 Beauty 48 Health 54 Gardening 60 Can We Help - Carers 64 Useful Contact Numbers 65 Whats On 66 Contents 22 Puzzle Page 36 Kids Page 38 Codeword 42 Sudoku 51 Pictogram 63 Puzzle Answers

EDITOR

IT & DESIGN

SALES

Dianne Harris

Marilyn Clark

Richard Clark


RHOS ON SEA R hos on Sea also known as Llandrillo-yn-Rhos sits in the shadow of the hill known as Bryn Euryn on the Western edge of the Bay of Colwyn, and between

the towns of Penrhyn Bay to the West and Colwyn Bay to the East. It is popu-

lar not only for its beautiful scenery but for its history, its wonderful prome-

nade and its thriving shopping centre, some of the most popular being fea-

tured in the following pages.

Bryn Euryn is a hill overlooking Rhos-on-Sea on which there are the remains of a hill fort called Dinerth, the 'fort of the bear', and a limestone quarry Ednyfed Fychan , 13th century seneschal to Llywelyn the Great and ancestor to the House of Tudor was granted the land and built a castle on the hill, of which all traces have disappeared, and a manor, Llys Euryn of which the ruins of its 15th centu-ry reconstruction can be seen today.

St Trillo's Chapel In Rhos is the 6th century St Trillo's Church, (Llandrillo yn Rhos) which was the mother church of a large parish which included places as far apart as Eglwysbach and Eglwys Rhos (Llan Rhos). The chapelon by the sea is on the site of a pre-Christian, sacred holy well; the altar is built directly over the pure water of the well. St Trillo, the son of Ithel Hael from Llydaw (Snowdonia) who also founded a church at another place called Llandrillo in Denbighshire. Trillo's brother Tygai (Llandygai) founded a church near Penrhyn Bangor; their sister Llechid founded a church (Llanllechid)

Rhos Fynach In 1186 Llywelyn the Great permitted the establishment of the Cistercian Aberconwy Abbey, and the monks built a fishing weir on the sea shore below Bryn Euryn. The place became known as Rhos Fynach, heath of the monks. In a charter of 1230 Llywelyn sanctioned the purchase by Ednyfed Fychan of land at Rhos Fynach and in 1289 the abbey moved to Maenan and the weir was ceded to Ednyfed's estate. Eventually Rhos Fynach and the weir came into the hands of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, who in 1575 granted it to a Captain Morgan, a privateer, for services rendered against the enemies of Queen Elizabeth I at sea. (This is not the famous pirate of the Caribbean Captain Henry Morgan who lived in the century following).

The weir continued to provide a prosperous livelihood through to the early 20th century: during a single night in 1850, 35,000 herring were caught, and 10 tons of mackerel were removed in one tide as late as 1907. Because such weirs deci-mated inshore fish stocks, Parliament banned them in 1861 unless it could be shown they pre-dated the Magna Carta, which the then owners, the Parry Evans family, were able to prove. Their estate included Rhos Fynach house, also known as Rhos Farm, on the Promenade near St Trillo's Chapel. The house is now a very popular pub and restaurant. Its date of construction is not known for sure, but it is considered to have been started by the Cistercians before the Dissolution of the Monasteries. The fishing weir fell into disuse during World War I and most traces have disappeared. Trial excavation of the site in 1993 recorded constructions carbon 14-dated between 1500 and 1660.

Madog and claims for the discovery of America

Perhaps Rhos-on-Sea's greatest claim to fame is that, according to legend, Madog ap Owain Gwynedd, a Welsh prince of Gwynedd, sailed from here in 1170 and discovered America, over three hundred years before Christopher Columbus's famous voyage in 1492. This event is recorded by a plaque on one of the properties on the sea-front.


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We serve bar meals daily, using fresh local ingredients. Our cosy candlelit Monks Restaurant & Conservatory is a perfect

setting for a Wedding, Christening, Birthday or and other occasion you wish to celebrate. We also offer funeral buffets

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Extensive selection of Italian, British & Vegetarian dishes with local Fish a speciality.

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Here you will find delicious Cupcakes for any occasion, whether it's a Christening, Birthday, Anniversary or you just want to say 'Thank You' to someone special, give me a ring or complete the online Enquiry Form and I'll get back to you within 24 hours. I only believe in using quality ingredients such as Free Range Eggs, Green & Blacks Chocolate and Madagascan Vanilla, every Cupcake is handmade by me and designed by me so each one is unique and absolutely scrumptious!! Now Taking Orders for Mothers Day & Easter Cupcakes

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With Red Nose Day fast approaching on Friday, 18

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or griddle pan until very hot and cook the steaks

for about 2 mins on each side.

2. 2. Meanwhile, heat the rest of the olive oil in a

frying pan and fry the red onion for 3-4 mins. Stir

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S t Davids Day (Dydd Gyl Dewi Sant) is the Feast of St David the Patron Saint of Wales and falls on 1 March each year. The date of 1 March was chosen in remembrance of the death of Saint

David on that day in 589. The date was declared a national day of

celebration within Wales in the 18th century.

Dewi Sant St. David was born towards the end of the fifth century. He was a scion of the royal house of Cered-

igion, and founded a Celtic monastic community at Glyn Rhosin (The Vale of Roses) on the western headland of

Sir Benfro, at the spot where St Davids Cathedral stands today. David's fame as a teacher and ascetic spread

throughout the Celtic world. His foundation at Glyn Rhosin became an important Christian shrine, and the most

important centre in Wales. The date of Dewi Sant's death is recorded as 1 March, but the year is uncertain

possibly 588. As his tearful monks prepared for his death St David uttered these words: 'Brothers be ye constant.

The yoke which with single mind ye have taken, bear ye to the end; and whatsoever ye have seen with me and

heard, keep and fulfil'.

For centuries the first of March has been a national festival. St David was recognised as a national patron

saint at the height of Welsh resistance to the Normans.

In 2003 in the United States, St. David's Day was recognised officially as the national day of the Welsh,

and on 1 March the Empire State Building was floodlit in the national colours, red, green and white.

It is invariably celebrated by Welsh societies throughout the world with dinners, parties, recitals and

concerts.

To celebrate this day, people wear a symbol of either a leek, or daffodil. The leek arises from an

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dressed in similar fashion by wearing leeks. An alternative emblem developed in recent years is the

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goes like the clappers? No, not Katie

Price, silly, its this of course, the Porsche

Boxster Spyder. Sorry, that really was uncalled for,

especially when were in the presence of an all-time

great because thats exactly what the Boxster

Spyder is.

At first some people might find it hard to work out

what the point of it is. Porsche has stripped it of most

niceties like door handles and it does without an

electric roof, replaced instead by a rudimentary piece of

canvas and cling film stapled to the bodywork. Even

Porsche admits only around 100 will find homes in the

UK each year.

But then you get behind the wheel and everything

instantly makes sense. This Porsche is a drivers dream

and on the incredible Welsh roads where we tested the

Boxster it was a sheer delight.

At first it feels twitchy, on edge, alive. The steering

has so much feel, its light and wriggles in your hands

and that takes some time to get used to. But settle in,

tune into the sensations and feedback this stunning

Spyder is transmitting and it rewards you with a drive of

your life.

Power comes in linear and fast. That 3.4-litre,

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of its 320 horses,

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powered sports cars will

out-drag it on the straights,

but point the Porsche towards some twisties and itll

keep up with pretty much anything. We just wish it

sounded more potent the sports exhaust option is a

must.

However, its not just about whats under that

shapely hood. This car looks positively stunning too. In

the ice white paintwork our test car came in, it was a

crowd-gatherer and those two rear humps behind the

headrests have a distinct air of Carrera GT about them.

We even managed to nail taking that roof off. Yes,

it is more complicated than an electric set-up, but with

practise we got the process down to about two minutes.

Fair enough thats not exactly quick and you wouldnt

want to get caught in a downpour but the hood is

where Porsche has achieved most of the weight saving.

The biggest problem we can see with this Porsche

though is the name. The Boxster part in its title just

doesnt fit. This car is good enough and unique

enough to have earned its own name altogether. Its a

brilliant piece of engineering and one of the all-time

Porsche greats why then, hasnt the maker christened

it properly? By James Baggott, editor of Car Dealer

Magazine (CarDealerMag.co.uk)

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The Internet is coming to a TV near you

Goggle Box or Google Box?

WHY

THREE OPTIONS

What do Apple, Google, Microsoft, Panasonic, Sony and LG have in common? They along with seemingly every other electronics firm on the planet would like to connect your TV to the Internet.

So why on Earth would you want such a thing? The short answer is choice: depending on the system you choose, you can access video on demand from every broadcaster you can think of, rent videos, watch YouTube or catch up with people on Facebook from the comfort of your sofa.

If that sounds enormously complicated, thats because it is: were in the very early stages of connected TV, and as a result there are lots of competing visions of the future. Youd need to be pretty brave to drop 1,000-plus on an Internet-enabled TV when its not entirely clear which technology will triumph.

That doesnt mean you cant join in the fun now, though: set-top boxes and connected Blu-Ray players give you the fun of connected TV without the expense of a whole new set. An Apple TV is 99, Logitechs Google TV-powered Revue should cost around 200 and an Internet-friendly Blu-Ray player such as Samsungs BD-C6900 is around 250 online. If you buy one of those and Internet TV turns out to be a passing fad, at least youll still have a top-end player for your Blu-Ray discs.

EARLY STAGES

There are three main kinds of connected TV kit:

There are connected TVs, such as Sonys Bravias, Panasonics connected Viera sets, Samsungs Internet@TV and LGs SmartTVs.

There are set-top boxes such as Apples Apple TV, Internet-enabled Blu-Ray players and Google TV devices such as the Logitech Revue.

And then there are games consoles: Microsofts Xbox 360, Sonys PlayStation 3 and Nintendos Wii.

Of the three options the consoles are the most limited: theyre designed for gaming first and foremost, so any TV-related features are pretty basic. In the case of the Wii you get

YouTube; top-end Samsung TVs offer not just Facebook but video chat using Skype; Google TV devices offer CNN and all the major UK catch-up services such as 4oD and ITV Player, not to mention regional variations including uTVs uPlayer.

There are also important differences in the way TVs and set-top boxes handle your existing media, such as home movies. Sony equipment, Windows PCs and other devices can communicate via the DLNA standard (Digital Living Network Alliance, a standard for transferring media between different bits

of kit), but the Apple TV can only access your content if its on a PC or Mac running iTunes. If you dont fancy leaving your computer running all the time, then the Apple TV isnt for you.

TVs and set-top boxes are much more interesting, but there are big differences between different firms offerings. Apple TV does YouTube and iTunes movie rentals but not services such as iPlayer or LoveFilm; Microsofts Xbox 360 offers Sky (if youre a Sky subscriber) but doesnt offer iPlayer or

THE DIFFERENCES

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Books to give Mum on Mothers day 3rd April Mothers Day is almost upon us, and what better way to say thank you than with the thoughtful gift of a book. Weve put together a few of the best to give Mum on her special day.

The Happiness Project by Gretchen Craft Rubin Gretchen had everything to be happy for; a successful career, two lovely children and a happy marriage but she wasnt satisfied, so she decided to do something about it. Starting on January 1st, the author takes a proactive approach to improving her life from sleeping more and whinging less, to developing herself spiritually, educationally and philosophically. Easy to read and thought-provoking, The Happiness Project is charming, funny and truly inspirational.

How Not to Be The Perfect Mother by Libby Purves A refreshing take on the usual parenting guide, Radio 4s Libby Purves has created a humorous and matter-of-fact manual to help with the ups and downs of motherhood. Ideal for any new (ish) mum, this book is a light-hearted and realistic tome of advice which cuts corners, bends rules, and doesnt leave the reader feeling like theyve done a less-than-perfect job. Full of entertaining stories, tips and advice, this is a must-have for any mum who wants less pressure and more enjoyment out of being a parent.

Dear Mum, From You to Me concept by Neil Coxon Ever wondered what your mum was like as a child or how your parents met? Heres something totally different for Mothers Day which will answer all those unanswered questions. Not so much reading material than a little project, this lovely hardback book is packed full with leading

questions such as: How did you feel when you found out you were pregnant with me? What was the first piece of music you bought? And what one piece of advice would you offer me? Here is a chance to record your mums memories and reveal the book within, something which shell enjoy creating which will be treasured by all her loved ones.

Chicken Soup for the Mothers Soul by Marci Shimoff, Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, and Jennifer Read Hawthorne From the best selling series comes a collection of heart-warming, true stories recollecting the defining moments of motherhood - from birth and adoption stories to miracle tales and how it feels to watch them fly the nest and become parents of their own. This book guarantees tears and laughter, for anyone who has been a mother.

1001 Little Beauty Miracles by Esme Floyd This beauty bible is jam packed with hints and tips for any lady in need of some TLC. From covering blemishes and making thin hair look

thick to dealing with unmentionables such as facial hair, the pages are packed with practical and simple advice. Release your Mums inner glamour-puss with this fantastic book - shell be sure to thank you for it!

NEW RELEASE Mums know best: Hairy Bikers Family Cookbook by Dave Myers and Si King Following on from the hugely successful TV series, this new release features 112 fantastic recipes which have been passed down through the generations, and are now tried and tested for any mum (or dad) who fancies cooking up a storm. Full of simple ingredients and easy recipes which deliver delicious results, this will go down well with all the family.

The Lady who was Beautiful Inside by Edward Monkton A lovely little picture book from the creator of those wonderfully witty (and slightly mad) greetings cards. With a simple story about a lady whose radiance turns winter into spring and causes flowers to spring up in her footsteps this is sweet and stylish, and with the usual hand written lettering and line drawings, its ideal for little ones to give on Mothers Day.

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Nothing says sexy quite like red lipstick and the colour is as popular now as it has ever been. Although many women say they wont wear it because it doesnt suit them, its usually the rest of their makeup that is wrong.

Firstly take it really easy on both eye makeup and blusher, otherwise youll risk looking like a clown. Dont use eyeliner and take care that your mascara isnt giving you an over the top false-eyelash effect. Dust your face with a blemish smoothing powder and your cheeks with a soft blush in a fairly neutral colour.

Secondly not all reds are equal. Tone your lipstick choice to your complexion choosing a

plum shade if you have pink tones or a warmer red-brown if you look more sallow. If you feel the red youve bought isnt quite right, try blending in another lipstick you know does suit

you so its nearer to your usual colours.

Thirdly, dont overdo it. Red lips, red clothes, red nails and red

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Fourthly, red lipstick does have a tendency to bleed so using lip liner

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Finally, if you are older youll find that your lips are narrower than they once were and strong dark shades of red can accentuate that. If you had thin lips even in your youth, you might find that red really doesnt work for you. If

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If you just need colour on a small area such as your face, a home self-tan is an ideal option. If you havent tried any of the available lotions recently then you wont know how light or dark the results will be, so you should do a 24 hour patch test.

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Its always nice to have a bit of extra cash set aside each month for savings, emergencies, or just a little treat now and then. Here, weve listed eight easy ways to put some money back in your

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March Spring is here; spring is here! Life is skittles, and life is beer. I think the loveliest time of the year is the spring.

I do. Dont you? Course you do!

S o sang the great American humourist Tom Lehrer, echoing what many of us feel in March as hedgerows sprout a pale green fuzz of new foliage, daffodils blow their golden trumpets in gardens and verges, and various mammalian species feel the first stirrings of the reproductive urge. As a young man in Montgomeryshire this was the time of year when I loved to wander the fields, lonely as the proverbial cloud, watching the earth slowly coming back to life. My favourite sight in those days was to see hares rearing up on their hind legs, scrapping away furiously like furry little Thai boxers; I used to think these combats were between competitive males, but I now learn that the fights are actually between does who arent yet ready to mate and jacks who most decidedly are. So like the discos of my student years!

The sense of newness prompted by all this rising sap was once officially reflected in the turning pages of the calendar. The Romans regarded the year as starting on the Kalends (or first) of March until 46BC when Julius Caesar introduced the new Julian calendar, which counted the year from the January Kalends. Christianity, however, spread from the Eastern Mediterranean where the Julian calendar had never really caught on, and after the fall of the Western Empire in the fifth century the computation of the New Year gradually reverted to the spring and, in particular, the Feast of the Annunciation, or Lady Day, or 25th March.

I dont know about you, but I much prefer the idea that the year starts in spring. Because it does, really, doesnt it? Nothing actually changes on 1st January, and it seems to me to be a terribly arbitrary and artificial date to mark something as important as casting off the old and welcoming the new. Catkins and crocuses and lambs are much more tangible, and quite literally organic, indicators of renewal: why not set our calendars by them, rather than by the decrees of Julius Caesar and Pope Gregory?

For it was the latter gentleman who, in 1582, recognised the deficiencies of the Julian calendar and introduced its far more accurate Gregorian successor, which is actually only 26 seconds out. Pope Gregory didnt actually invent it himself he was a theologian, not a mathematician but merely gave official sanction to a timetable many people were already using. Scotland, rather oddly for a country whose Reformation had been so thorough, took to this Papist innovation as early as 1600; in England and Wales the year was counted from 25th March until 1752, when we finally and rather reluctantly standardised on the Gregorian calendar. This is why the date of the execution of Charles I was recorded, at the time, as January 1648 but we regard as having been January 1649; and indeed why the date of the Calendar Act, which introduced the change, is variously given as 1750 and 1751.

Not everything changed, though: bankers and businessmen continued and continue to regard Lady Day as the beginning of their year; and I too continue to regard late March as being the true turn

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CHICKEN & MUSHROOM BALTI 7.95 Chicken & mushrooms cooked in a specially prepared sauce flavoured with fine balti paste.

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SOUTH INDIAN GARLIC CHILLI (Chicken or Lamb) 8.20 Barbecued chicken or lamb, cooked with fresh garlic paste and fresh chillies.

CHILLI MASSALA (chicken or lamb tikka) 8.50 Chunks of barbecued chicken or lamb (of the bone) cooked in a specially tangy sauce with green chillies. Hot dish.

GARLIC CHILLI CHICKEN MASSALA 8.95 Prepared with sliced chillies, garlic, peppers and onions with herbs and spices.

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BURGERS (All served with crispy salad) 1/4 lb 1/2 lb Beef Burger 2.20 3.20 Cheese Burger 2.50 3.50 Chicken Burger 2.40 3.40 Hawaiian Burger 3.00 4.00 Vegi Burger 2.20 3.20 Spicy Beef Burger 2.75 3.75 Spicy Chicken Burger 4.50 (100% fresh chicken breast)

The Flame Special 3.50 4.50 (served with onion rings & coleslaw)

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Cheese Burger, Chips & Drink 3.75 Chicken Burger, Chips & Drink 3.75 5 Chicken Wings, Chips& Drink 4.99 Fried Chicken (2), Chips & Drink 4.50 Lamb or Chicken Donner, Chips & Drink 4.99 5 Chicken Nuggets, Chips & Drink 3.99

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The Power of Networking

H undreds of people get up at the crack of dawn in the morning to do it, others wait until lunchtime while yet more people do it in the evening or online. What is it? Networking. From business breakfasts to wine bar soires, people all over the country are networking together, making new contacts and expanding the contents of their address books.

Youll know a great networker when you meet one. They are the first people to shout I do! when they overhear someone asking does anyone know of a good plumber?, or asking for a great painter and decorator or a good restaurant to take their elderly parents to. Good networkers listen and they learn, making a mental note of people who they like and who they would like to stay in touch with. They are the Cilla Blacks of the business world, connecting people who may be able to help each other or who they think may have a common interest or bond.

From plumbers to printers, solicitors to accountants good networking benefits people in every sector and in every size of company. Done effectively its not just about randomly passing out your business cards, rather its about face to face contact, about actively listening and about asking the right questions about another persons business. Effective networking offers you exposure to people from all walks of life, to all sorts of businesses and it gets your name out into the business community.

Organised networking groups exist all over the country and offer their members benefits on many levels. Going along to visit a group can be a great way for people to dip their toes in the water of meeting and greeting new people. Existing members will usually watch out for new faces and step in to help anyone who is standing by themselves with introductions to other members of the group. Networking doesnt come naturally to some people and a structured environment can help with any first time nerves.

For home based businesses the opportunity to get out of the office once a week and meet with other people can be a source of huge support; for others membership can offer a co-operative where

the other members act almost like a larger company behind each individual member. Sole traders and self employed members especially can call upon the services of the members of their groups and find themselves with, for example, a design department, an accounts department, an IT department and a marketing department whose work they understand and trust because they meet the same people each week. Highly successful and lucrative groups tend to work very well when members from particular sectors join and work together, for example when a printer passes work to a designer, a builder to a plumber, decorator and carpet fitter. In recent years networking has moved beyond the breakfast table or the wine bar to the online world with sites like LinkedIn and Twitter spreading the word of individual businesses far beyond the confines of town and county. The basis of this virtual networking is based upon the same principles as face-to-face meetings: its about finding people with whom you have things in common, about shared interests or bonds and adding them to your network of contacts. Networking - its not what you know, but who.


HEALTH

How to avoid getting ill Nobody likes coming down with something, so here are our ten top tips to help you keep the bugs at bay! 1) Get plenty of sleep. Some quality shut-eye can do wonders when it comes to bolstering your immune system. You should be aiming for between 7-9 hours a night. 2) Clean up. Although bugs and viruses are often transmitted from person to per-son, germs lurk around things that we touch every day door handles, light switches, taps, telephones and com-puters. Take steps to sanitise these objects and surfaces regularly.

3) Wash your hands properly. A quick rinse under the cold tap wont do. We pick up bugs and viruses from things we touch, so make sure you give your hands the full soap and warm water treatment regularly - and especially before you eat. 4) Drink, drink, drink. Try and get through about 1.5 litres of water a day keeping hydrated flushes toxins out of your system. 5) Eat right. Lots of lovely (washed) fruit and veg, and plenty of colours on your plate will help prevent illness. Give your body what it needs to fight off infection, including essential vitamins, minerals and nutrients. 6) Whats mine is mine. Dont share drinks, make-up or cutlery with other people, even if

theyre your best friend. Its the easiest way to pass it on. 7) Hands off! Dont touch your face - that includes rubbing your eyes, licking your fingers and fiddling with spots. Your face is the main entrance to your body for germs and bacteria, so keep your mitts off and keep them out! 8) Get some fresh air. Being outdoors and getting some exercise is a fantastic way to blow off the cobwebs and strengthen your immunity to colds and flu. Simple, gentle and regular exercise can make a big impact upon your health in general. 9) Avoid poorly people. If someone is sneezing and coughing all over you, move away. Its easy enough to avoid exposure to people who are ill just make sure youre polite about it! 10) Choose a supplement. Vitamin C, zinc and Echinacea are great for supporting your immune system. Do bear in mind that taking a multivitamin is not a replacement for a healthy diet.


Flooring

When you choose new flooring take some time thinking and planning before you buy. Decide what fits your lifestyle and taste. The style of flooring you select depends on many considerations. There are so many different flooring options available that sometimes it can get a bit confusing. A floor covering you choose for a kitchen will not necessarily be suitable for the living room.

The most important aspect of your choice is what traffic does the area have? You need a floor covering that doesnt show wear, will be comfortable and easy to maintain. Well-trodden areas such as hallways need a more durable flooring than, for example, a guest room carpet. The bathroom floor needs to be waterproof. Vinyl tiles or linoleum, warmed up with a rug or two, is

ideal.

Wooden or laminate floors look stylish and are easy to clean, but can be slippery, and while stone tiles look attractive, they can be cold. Carpet is by far the most popular choice and gives an enormous range of

textures, colours and styles. Unless you are skilled in doing so, dont be tempted to lay the floor yourself. For a professional finish,


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135B Abergele Road , Colwyn Bay

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Playstation 3 Sega Master System Playstation 1 & 2 Nintendo Came Cube

Nintendo DS And many classic Games We buy and sell, second hand DVDs, Games, Consoles. Part Exchange Welcome

01492 533650

Open: Mon-Sat 11-5.30 pm

www.autotop.co.uk

Specialising in

SIGNS

Shops / Hotels / Restaurants etc

Vehicle / Boat Livery

Windows

Vinyl Lettering

Graphics

Moulded / Flat Cut Letters

Full Colour digital print

Banners

Light Boxes

Magnetics

A Boards

Swing Signs

CAR CARE

Car Alarms

Tracker

Sun Roofs

Window Tinting

Parking Sensors

Hands Free Phone Kits

Number Plates

Council Street West, Llandudno, LL30 1ED


The Small Business Champions

You do the business. Well do the books

Accounts, tax returns, inland revenue queries - leave it all to us. For a free no obligation initial meeting, call Peter Sewell at your local TaxAssist office on: 01492 868628

TaxAssist is a national network of small business accountants

Bespoke wedding and celebration cakes

& Sugarcraft supplies

10% off all cakes booked before 30th April with this Voucher

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D affodil is the common name for all members of the genus Narcissus of which there are around 13,000 hybrids. The familiar golden heads with their distinctive trumpets come in all sizes from 12 cm to 60 cm. Colours are many and varied; some trumpets are the same colour as the star-shaped background while others are contrasting shades. Overwhelmingly the main colour is yellow, but there are orange, white, pink and green cultivars too.

The daffodil is a perennial plant grown from a bulb. Plant large, good quality bulbs in September or October at a depth of three times the bulbs height. Deadhead after flowering but dont remove the leaves. The bulb recharges itself through its foliage and needs the leaves to photosynthesise, so dont tie them into knots either. Once the foliage dies back, you can cut it if you must, but in nature the leaves go into the soil to provide extra nutrients for the bulb.

All parts of the daffodil are poisonous. The bulbs, sometimes mistaken for onions, can lead to accidental poisoning if eaten and the sticky sap from the cut stems can cause dermatitis in some people - wear gloves to pick them. The beauty and gentle perfume of the daffodil is well worth the effort and care.

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Professional Independent Funeral Director

Suppliers of Monumental Work

Private Chapel of Rest Prepayment Funerals

Mercedes Fleet

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57A Mostyn Avenue, Llandudno LL30 1DZ

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My Inheritance - of Mums Fun

I learnt a lot of jokes and skits At my Mothers knee

She could be both kind or caustic, And her wit flowed wild and free.

She plumbed, the murky, dirty depths

Of humours pitch and span, Yet often soared its heights as well, And some too subtle to understand!

Many times we laughed til we cried

From both ends, it was true - How I miss those days of fun and glee

And my Mum s irreverent view!

By Jennifer Creech, Penrhynside

Mothers Day - Local Humour


A whopping 30 million people knew about this years Fairtrade Fortnight.

That's 10 million more than 2009. For the past few weeks everyone's

been quietly planning the first stages of Fairtrade Fortnight 2011. But the

plannings going to be the only quiet part

So for two whole weeks we want the nation to get loud and proud about

Fairtrade by asking everyone to Show off your label.' People love showing off

about Fairtrade tell the world about your cake made extra special by using

Fairtrade sugar and spice, your most tempting bottle of wine, your comfiest

pants. We want to load the FAIRTRADE Mark with meaning, telling them the

tangible difference Fairtrade makes to producers.

There will be a much needed focus on cotton. Cotton can carry our Fairtrade

message far beyond a slogan on a t-shirt. Cottons link to the fashion industry,

and its place in our lifestyles, means that the potential impact of our cotton

focus goes well beyond the category itself. www.fairtrade.org.uk/fortnight

Yes Mag are pleased to promote our own Fairtrade advertisers on the

opposite page Ls Coffee & Book Shop Conwy and Kingdom Krafts

Fairtrade Centre, Llandudno.


Penrhynside

Heating Services

Heating - Plumbing - Gasfitting LPG, Gas, Oil Installations - OFTEC Oil Technician.

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DOMESTIC INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL HEATING ENGINEERS

Elland House, Penrhyn Madoc Penrhyn Bay, Llandudno, LL30 3HZ

T: 01492 545054 M: 07831 169638

Email: [email protected]

Oil Registered

We offer a full range of services including hairstyling, haircuts, color applications, perms, manicures, nail extensions and

balmain hair extensions Special Occasions Hire

Available - Home Services, Gift Vouchers, LOreal Products Rent a Chair in our busy Salon

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The Plaice to go for the Finest Fish & Seafood

We Specialise in local Fish & Shellfish when available

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Free No Obligation Planning Service

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Open Monday to Saturday 9.30am 5.00pm

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C arers Outreach Service is a local voluntary organisation which supports unpaid adult carers. There is a lot of confusion surrounding the title carer because paid workers, who were previously known as home helps and foster parents, were both re-christened as home carers and care givers. However, the original carers who are the focus of Carers Outreach

Service differ in many ways. Perhaps the following job description says it best:

Job description: Carer Salary: All the benefits you are successful in obtaining Start date: The day you are needed. No references needed. No probationary period. Responsibilities: Feeding, washing, dressing, laundering, shopping, driving, administering medication etc. Ignoring all social invitations. You must not worry. You must remain in excellent health. Hours of work: 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. 52 weeks a year. No overtime pay Holidays: None Sick pay: None

Although this sounds harsh, many people find themselves taking on the role of carer, without any prior knowledge of carers rights and issues and no training for the role. Caring scenarios are various and many, some examples are: a retired couple where one partner devel-ops dementia or suffers a stroke or other debilitating illness, new parents who suddenly have to face the challenge of raising a child who has additional needs, working families who juggle work with caring for elderly and frail relatives, the list is endless.

Carers Outreach Service has centres across North Wales in Colwyn Bay, Bangor, Penrhyndeudraeth and Llangefni which provide infor-

mation and support for carers. We know that caring can be difficult. Our friendly and experienced team understands what its like to be a

carer and can help with unravelling the complexities surrounding the benefits maze, the emotional impact of becoming a carer and can direct

carers towards relevant services, thus helping to minimise the stress being a carer can impose. We recognise that each individuals caring

role is unique and we offer support that is tailored to your needs as a carer.

Some carers need intense periods of help to overcome crises or major changes in their lives, some call on us occasionally when the need

arises. Some come to us with queries about services and financial matters, while others just need someone to talk to. Some carers wel-

come the opportunity to socialise with other carers and enjoy attending the activities we arrange whilst feedback from other carers is that just

receiving our regular mailing and newsletter provides a vital link to the outside world. If you are a carer, whatever your caring role entails,

Carers Outreach has something to offer you.

For more information telephone: Carers Outreach on 01492 533714 or 01248 370797 or call in to our weekly drop in at the Colwyn Bay

carers centre, The Metropole Basement Offices, Penrhyn Road, Colwyn Bay every Tuesday morning from 10 2 (except 28 December).

Can We Help?


The Independent Shoe Retailer

For Quality And Service

Baker & Clark 13 - 15 Lloyd Street

Llandudno Conwy LL30 2UU

01492 877942

Simon Baker 77 Mostyn Street

Llandudno Conwy LL30 2NN

Tel: 01492 875650

All ranges available online at

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Its Definitely Chilblain Weather How do we recognise them? Chilblains are dusky red tender patches on the feet, typically on the tips of the toes but can be on the sole. They can also occur on hands and ears! They normally occur in colder weather.

What Causes Chilblains? Chilblains are caused by an over-reaction to the tiny blood vessels of the feet to changes in temperature, which leads to the skin of the toes becoming irritated, red and tender.

What can be done to help? Use chilblain cream twice daily on unbroken chilblains e.g. Balmosa or Gehwol Red Cream. If your chilblains have broken i.e. become raw and weeping; apply a sterile dressing e.g.. Melolin daily. You may need to seek further advice from Helen if you do not feel any better after 2-3 days.

Can I prevent Chilblains? Some people do seem to be prone to chilblains though we do not fully understand why, but there are several things that will help minimise the problem. Dress appropriately for the weath-er. Dont go without socks or tights in cooler weather. Dress warmly even when indoors. Keep yourself generally warm but avoid direct heat. Dont toast your feet in front of the fire or rest your feet on a hot water bottle - have a nice bath to warm up instead and have the central heating on.

For further information contact: Helen Swindley

The Ivy Clinic

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141-143 Trinity Avenue Llandudno LL30 2UZ

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17 Cottage, 20 Terrific, 21 Sore, 23 Debate, 24 Poetry.

Down: 1 Stop, 2 Orange, 3 Beneath, 4 Girls, 5 Starch, 6 Entering, 12 Fastened, 14 Forceps, 16 Abroad,

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Sudoku p42

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2. Helmet Back

3. Mouth

4. Ear

5. Shoe

6. Plume colour

7. Castle

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