Sunday Territorian 15 May 2011
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2011-05-15
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8 Sunday Territorian, Sunday, May 15, 2011 www.sundayterritorian.com.au P U B : N T N E W S D A T E : 1 5 -M A Y -2 0 1 1 P A G E : 8 C O L O R : C M Y K FOR THE PRICE OF A SINGLE *1 Simply purchase a Simmons Beautyrest Ensemble AND ONLY PAY THE PRICE OF A SINGLE ENSEMBLE *1 *1. Promotion valid from May 13th 2011 to May 16th 2011. During the promotion period, consumers who purchase a Double, Queen or King sized ensemble in a selected eligible model will be entitled to pay the price of the single ensemble in the same eligible model for their purchase. Purchase of the product can only be made from a Harvey Norman store in Australia. The promotion excludes Super King size, any floorstock or seconds and all other discounts or special offers. The promotion is valid for ensemble purchases only and excludes mattress only purchases. The Simmons ensemble models valid for this promotion are as follows: Knightsbridge Supreme, Knightsbridge Deluxe, Knightsbridge, Kensington Ultra Plush, Kensington Plush, Kensington Medium or Kensington Firm. Further terms and conditions apply. See Sleepmaker website www.sleepmaker.com.au for full terms and conditions. Not to be used in conjuction with any other offer. www.harveynorman.com.au T H E B E D D I N G S P E C I A L I S T HURRY, OFFER ENDS MONDAY! Product offers end 16/05/11. Harvey Norman stores are operated by independent franchisees. Accessories shown are not included. For your nearest store call 1300 GO HARVEY (1300 464 278) ALICE SPRINGS 8950 4000 DARWIN 8922 4111 FREE CALL: 1800 777 207 2 0 2 4 8 9 _ N T M NEWS sundayterritorian.com.au M O T O R IN G D A Y DRIVERS HIT THE ROADS AGROUP of Top-Endmotoring enthusiastswill tackle the roads today as part of the national day of motoring. The drivewill kick off at 1.30pm from Little Mindil, andwill travel through the city before heading out to Palmerston, Noonamah, then back into the Elizabeth Valley. Driverswill then head aroundHoward Springs, before heading back into the city, throughNightcliff, finishing at the old Qantas Hangar in Parap. Organiser Chris Armitstead said: Therewill be anything from FordModel Ts right through tomodernHolden Commodores. B IG S C R E E N MODEL MERMAID DONT expect GemmaWard to play the innocent in the upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean film. The Perth supermodel said theres a darkness to her character Tamara, Queen of theMermaids. Tamara is the typical siren, Ward said. And she adds that themermaids in thismovie stay true to the mythology that surrounds them. Movies pages46-47 A S Y L U M B ID BOATLOAD GO OFFSHORE THE FIRST boatload of asylum seekers intercepted off theWest Australian coast yesterdaywill be sent toMalaysia or Papua NewGuinea for processing. The boat, intercepted off Scotts Reef near Broome aboutmidnight on Friday, contained 32 asylum seekers believed to be of Pakistani and Afghani descent, and one Indonesian crewmember. The boat is the first to arrive since PrimeMinister Julia Gillard announced Australiawill transport 800 boat people toMalaysia in return for accepting 4000 refugees from the country over the next four years. Freds Pass a show-stopper By MEAGAN DILLON Lily Kawai, Teah McCallum and Bertha Mills on the Cha Cha at the Freds Pass Show yesterday Misha Ruutz, 9, sang the anthem Pictures: FIONA MORRISON DRAGONFLIES were carved from wood, tea cups spun and little girls sang at Freds Pass Rural Show yesterday. Angie Polglaze of Australian Chainsaw Chix said the show was dynamic. Her friend Sara Winter flew to the NT from Upstate New York to carve a dragonfly out of a lump of wood using nothing but a chainsaw. Half the fun is guessing what she is making, Ms Winter said. Claire Coggan said the highlight was seeing daughter, Claudia, 5, get a fairy princess balloon backpack from a clown. It will take pride of place in her bedroom, she said Proud Matt McKinlai said his daughter Raleigh won first place in the junior market garden with her roselle plant. Its really excellent. Local John Lear, 76, said he was enjoying sitting down and catching up with old friends. But theres plenty of noise with those chainsaws, he said. Misha Ruutz, 9, stole the show when she sang the national anthem before the parade. She also won two first place ribbons in horse-riding contests. I like that you can see friends everywhere. Public servant Peter Venslovas was surprised at how big it was on his first visit. The Freds Pass Rural Show continues today at Freds Pass Reserve on Bees Creek Road. Social Butterflies page33