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Our link is: http://mobro.co/isaac-stahl

Check out the Mo’s on display!

Ph: 89 530 530 4/81 Elders Street

Araluen Plumbing has a

extremely dedicated staff

member growing a mo to help

with the issues of men’s health.

Make a call and you might have

the lucky chance to see him in

the wild!

Please help out and donate.

Any donation is appreciated

Isaac Stahl

Inside the walls of HAS, the men are starting

to look considerably more fuzzy than they

were just last week. “We’ve got fi ve blokes

from HAS and two from ShortlandCo vying

for the best mo and we’re starting to get

a little competitive,” Loader states. With

awareness of men’s health the main aim

everyone wins but that doesn’t mean that

internal sabotage hasn’t been considered.

“Sabotage? What sabotage?” Loader

states as he surreptitiously slides a box of

razors under his desk.

http://au.movember.com/team/464669 - Hairy HAS Boys

Check out the Mo’s on display!

Ph: 08 8951 0100

Address: 2/73 Hartley Street (cnr Stott Terrace)

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Our link is:

http://mobro.co/neataglass

Check out the Mo’s on display!

Ph: (08) 8952 5588

12 Elder Street, Alice Springs NT 0870

Blake Thomson,

Glazier at Neata Glass

and Aluminium has

only been growing

his moustache for a

week and has already

outdone people with

permanent facial hair.

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Blake Thom

Glazier at Neat

Ph: (08) 8952 1702

Address: 21 Ghan Road, Alice Springs

“Prostate Cancer is present in my

family history, men’s health is very

important to me.

Movember is a great cause and

I want to help in any way I can

especially helping others become

more aware.” Dean

“I have friends that have overcome Prostate Cancer so it’s my way of helping the cause. It may not be present in my family currently but you never know what the future holds. Hopefully this encourages others to become proactive in the cause of men’s health.” Wayne

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Our link is:

http://mobro.co/centralianadvocate

Check out the Mo’s on display!

Ph: 8950 9777 2 Gap Road, Alice Springs

Check of the progress of Warren

Thomson (Wazzleigh) each

week for Movember, our special

advertising feature. We’ll track the

progress of generous members of

our community lending a hand to

raise vital funds and awareness for

men’s health, specifi cally prostate

cancer and male mental health. It’s

one year on, he’s a year older, can

Wazzleigh triumph as Mo King?

Warren

http://mobro.co/nickwoodlockMHACA is pleased to support MOvember and to facilitate community

awareness of men’s mental health in Central Australia.

Many men over the course of their lives will experience a mental illness and

many don’t seek help because they are worried about stigma or don’t know

where to fi nd support.

You don’t need to tough it out alone, MHACA provides support to recover

from mental illness call us on 8950 4600

1076730

Our link is:

http://mobro.co/lockosun969

Check out the Mo’s on display!

Ph: 8955 5969

Lot 3697, Sth Stuart Hwy, Alice Springs

As you can see my top lip

is scantly clad with a light

smattering of hair growth. I’m

thinking about transplanting

some from my lower back.

If you have misplaced

admiration, or pity, for my

‘Slow-Grow-Mo’, please

sponsor me and help the

wonderful Movember cause!Lachlan Wills

All is progressing well in the mo department. If you know someone who is participating this year, don’t forget to make a donation.

11 RAILWAY TERRACE ALICE SPRINGS NT 0870

http://mobro.co/lindsaycarey PH 8950 3200

1109342

Lindsay Carey

Real Estate

Hairy facts

Karl-Heinze Hille, of Germany, after winning theImperial Partial Beards category at the Beardand Moustache World Championship 2011

ACCORDING to the bi-ennial World Beard andMoustache Champion-ships, there are only sixofficial different typesof moustache.

T h e y a r eNatural,English, Dali,Imperial, Hungarianand Freestyle.

But there is a world ofmoustache choice outthere just waiting tobe discovered.

The Centralian Advo-

cate has compiled a listof the most popularmoustaches.

n The Chevron Athick, wide moustachegrown to cover the topborder of the upper lipand seen as a symbol ofsex and confidence.

n The Dali A narrowmoustache with theends bent or curvedupward, named afterartist Salvador Dali.

n The English A nar-row moustache.

n The Fu Manchu Amoustache on the up-per lip that is grownvery long to extenddown each side of themouth to the jaw.

n The HandlebarCharacterised by itsbushy texture andlength, with enoughcurls at the end.

n The Horseshoe A

full U-shaped mous-tache with vertical ex-tensions on the cornersof the lips and down thesides of the mouth.

n The LampshadeResembles the shape ofa lampshade.

n The Mexican Bigand bushy startingfrom the middle of thelip and pulled to thesides of the face.

n The PencilA thin and narrow,

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moustache that out-lines the upper lip.

n The Pyramidal Amoustache shaped nar-row on top and wide onthe bottom.

n The Toothbrush At h i c k m o u s t a c h eshaved to an inch widein the centre.

n The Walrus Abushy moustache thathangs down over thelips, covering the per-son’s entire mouth.

This mo’s a big dealBLAKE Thomson (pic-tured) is a glazier at NeataGlass and Aluminium, andwhen his boss asked themale staff if anyonewanted to participate inMovember, he immedi-ately put his hand up.

‘‘When the boss asked usall about it, I said ‘yup, I’mup for it’,’’ he said.

Although Blake grew hismoustache out last year forMovember, he didn’t raise any funds,so when he was given the chance thisyear, he jumped at the opportunity.

‘‘It’s a big thing around town ...

Around the world really.I’m originally from NewZealand and they go bigover there, so it’s a goodthing to see,’’ Blake said.

‘‘I’m the only one fromNeata Glass participatingbut a few of my mates, mybrother and a few of hismates are doing it.

‘‘They have got a teamfor Annie’s Place and they

are all doing pretty good.’’

To donate to the worthy cause,check out Blake Thomson and NeataGlass’s website at http://mobro.co/neataglass.

Baby-face does his bit

Warren Thomson

OUR sports journalistWarren Thomson hasnever been the mosthirsute of writers, a factmade obvious to his col-leagues and readerswhen he gallantly vol-unteered in last year’sMovember.

Despite a herculeaneffort by our scribe, itseemed like monthspassed before even anembryonic ‘‘upper-lipcaterpillar’’ appeared.

Undaunted, Warrenhas again volunteeredto take part in the char-ity event which is about‘‘changing the face ofmen’s health’’.

‘‘After my terrible ef-fort last year, I was a bithesitant,’’ Warren said,‘‘But I managed to get asmall mo at some point

this year when I didn’tshave for three months.I just hope this mogrows a lot faster.’’

Perpetually baby-faced Warren has beenjoined by the Advocate’s

newest advertising

guru — the red-hairedJim Woodlock.

The facial hair-impaired duo are advo-cates of men’s healthissues raised by thecharity event.

Warren was left red-faced last year when hiscolleagues outdid him —even though theyweren’t campaigning.

‘‘Movember is a greatway to raise awarenessand money for men’shealth,’’ he said. ‘‘It’sfantastic to see menfrom all walks of life getbehind the cause andit’s something all menshould be involved in.’’

To donate to theworthy cause, check outour team’s website athttp://mobro.co/centralianadvocate.