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Trade Me scam dupes Nelson user Phillip Rollo A Nelson Trade Me user was the target of the latest online scam by fraudsters attempting to sell credit card details. Stoke physiotherapist Diane Chandler had her home email address hacked by a “phishing email” disguising itself as a “Trade Me security advisor” and now wants to warn others to watch out for the bogus site. Phishing, also called “carding” or “brand spoofin”, is fishing for ID or credit card details through email, the internet and sometimes telephone. The email, saying Diane’s Trade Me account was suspended and requesting her to change her personal information – which included typing in her credit card details, due to a “a recent change in your personal information” – came just days after securing a new visa and a week after a bogus account with no feedback or sales history

had won one of Diane’s auctions but failed to reply. The email linked Diane to a website called “www. members.com/trademe” where she had to verify her email address, account password and credit card details. But there was one glaring mistake in the link, despite very “legit” logos and banners. “It was dot com, Trade Me is dot co dot nz,” says Diane. “It came up with a Trade Me site, then it asked for my credit card details and I thought ‘no, I don’t need to put that in TradeMe’.” That’s when I got suspicious. It looked really genuine.” Diane visited the real Trade Me website and logged in. There were no problems, or links suggesting her account had been suspended. She immediately changed her password and called a help desk at Trade Me. It cost Diane $1.99, including GST, per minute for

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RARING TO GO: Dave and Pauline Richards say they are “so happy” the local community is getting in behind their son, cancer-stricken V8 supercar driver Jason Richards. Taking part in this weekend’s fundraiser is at back from left; Henry Ford, Becky Morgan, Shaun Campbell and Liam Campbell. Photo: Andrew Board.

‘We’re so humbled and proud’ Jason Richard’s parents show support for racing fundraiser

Andrew Board Jason Richards doesn’t play a very good victim. But the amount of support the Aussie V8 supercar driver has attracted – from every top Formula One driver to three local mates – has humbled him and the entire family, say his parents. Thirty five year-old Jason, a born and

bred Nelsonian, is fighting an extremely rare and aggressive form of cancer that “gets worse every day”. His medical expenses are skyrocketing as he scrambles to find a cure amongst a list of experimental drugs, one injection he had cost $2000 alone. Fundraisers are being held around the globe, including donations from Formula One and V8 Supercar driv-

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no words for it. To me it’s just amazing. I think the fortunate thing for us is that Jaa car show and various other activities son doesn’t have enemies and people like including a never-before seen video of him so want to help him,” says Pauline. Jason, thanks to Channel Seven in Aus- Dave says his son, a husband and father tralia, bouncy castles for kids and a sau- of two young girls, is somewhat embarrassed by the attention after being more sage sizzle. Jason grew up in Nelson and comes back used to spending time and money giving often to visit his parents who live in Rich- to charities, including a role as an ambasmond. Dave and Pauline Richards say sador for Canteen, a youth cancer charity, they are humbled that locals would put but is grateful for the support. so much into helping their son. “It’s just The three organisers of the Nelson fundsomething we never expected; there are raiser say they have been blown away with the feedback they have received Medical Wig since announcing it last month. Dave says he won’t be able to Specialists make the fundraiser because he will be in Darwin, working as DO YOU SUFFER FROM HAIR LOSS? (Due to Chemo, alopecia or hair thinning) part of the pit crew for Jason as he prepares to race this weekend, I have an extensive range of high quality, beautiful natural and synthetic wigs for you. an incredible achievement with I offer a complete, caring and personal service his illness. including home visits if required. I have 15 years “He wants to race, when he does experience (Largely voluntary). his head is off cancer, he is just Supplied at LITTLE OR NO COST TO YOU* doing something he loves and Call CHRISTINE in confidence on 021 548 950 has fun.” *special conditions apply There has also been some good email: cgill.nelson@hotmail.com

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the representative to confirm that it was a “scam.” Six dollars later, Diane was off the phone. “They didn’t seem to give two hoots really.” The “bogus” website has now shutdown. It read “Sito web in manutenzione” as of Monday afternoon. Diane says she was “angry” that she “half got suckered in” but was lucky that she did not give out her credit card details. She has changed the account she used for the family, selling old books, clothes and Playstation games, to make sure all her auctions are only bid by authenticated buyers only. She had not encountered any problems before but wanted to raise the awareness of the scam so it does not happen to anyone else. “Don’t give your credit card details out, unless you’re buying something,” she warns.

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Rutherford Park ‘the next Saxton Field’ Nelson City Council will first protect its current performing arts centres before building a new one, says mayor Aldo Miccio. But despite deciding not to go ahead with a $58 million centre at Rutherford Park, council says Nelson will need a new centre and it will still develop the area. Due to be confirmed tomorrow the annual plan will include an upgrade of the northern end of Trafalgar Centre, at a cost of $9 million, and development of a Maitai walkway from Trafalgar St to Rutherford Park, which will cost $1.8 million. But any hope of a performing arts centre has been put on the backburner with councillors last Friday decided not to proceed with the controversial plan. Aldo says council needs to make

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Nelson lads the latest to find Big Brother friendship Nine year-old Cody has a bucket list, but he doesn’t want to wait for the rest of his life to finish it. Luckily, his “big person”, 19 year-old Andy Klenner, is keen to join him for the ride. “It’s cool, I get to hang out with Cody and do all this cool stuff,” says Andy. “I’m really looking forward to it.” Andy and Cody are a part of the Big Brothers Big Sisters Nelson programme and met alone for the first time on Saturday. Andy says it was a “getting to know each other” day, but is already understanding he will have to sharpen up on a few things. On Cody’s list is fishing, biking, basketball and making paper planes. “That is something I will definitely have to work on. My planes don’t fly,” he jokes. Big Brothers Big Sisters is a charitable organisation committed to the healthy development of children and youth through the provision of oneto-one mentoring friendships with caring adult role models, says its local project director Gavin Millar. “We now have more than 100 young people matched with an older mentors in Nelson and it has massive benefits, for both parties.”

Andy works at Cartridge World in Nelson and says he decided to join the programme after seeing Big Brothers Big Sisters on a movie. “I thought, ‘oh that would be cool’ and began to try and find somewhere in Nelson that would do it. Once I found out there was one in Nelson I went for it, I thought if I hang out with a younger person then I can do all the stuff they do as well. I just wanted to have a bit of fun really.” Cody’s mum enrolled him in the programme hoping it would provide him with a positive male role model. Andy says he hopes to catch up with Cody every week or so and already has a few plans for their time together. “It’s going to be cool just to hang out but he tells me he likes art so I think I’ll take him out to Hoglund for a day and we will definitely have to go to a Giants game as well.” Gavin says despite the huge numbers of mentors already volunteering a small amount of time to the programme, there is a waiting list of young people waiting for a “big person” to befriend them. For more information on how to become a Big Brother or Big Sister write Gavin an email at gavin@bigbrothersbigsisters.org.nz. Advertorial

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Teen mums head back to classroom, thanks to new programme Three months in and a brand new central Nelson school has already made a difference. The Nelson Teen Parent Education Unit is a school for teenage mothers, allowing them to study while their children are cared for in the next room. The model is new to Nelson but other units funded by the Ministry of Education are in centres around the country and allow young mothers to finish high school in an environment tailored to their needs. And it has already done wonders, with three students earning enough NCEA credits to qualify for tertiary education since the unit opened. Two are enrolling in a nursing course with the third into a mechanic course. All three would not have been able to

study for their dream careers without help of the unit says teacher Diana Nellor. “What I try to do is move them each towards their ambition, without a place like this a lot of them are stuck,” she says. The Nelson unit does not receive government funding though and relies on the generosity of several key community groups to keep it alive. Soroptimist Nelson are one of the major supporters, providing the childcare and the Abel Tasman Education Trust funds the project, while Nelson Impact Church has given the unit use of its rooms. Student Amanda Solloway says options were pretty thin on the ground when she had her child. “There was fulltime school and putting my child in daycare or studying by correspond-

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A couple of really big events dominated the focus of the Out & About cameras this weekend the Bride of the Year and Nayland College school ball. However, one of the most colourful events we went to over the weekend was the Rock n Roll night at the Suburban Club. We’ve also had people coming to us from various events which is great and Yvonne Pen- please keep them coming. niall with If you are having a party, Sharon, Allan or have photos that you would like to send in you and Kaitlyn Robinson at can contact our photographers by calling 548 4949. the Rock n Roll night at See you again next week. the Suburban with more party photos. Club.

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Winter crowd rugs up for races After all that rain it’s no wonder punters turned out in their droves at the Richmond Park raceway on Sunday for the second day of the Winter Cup. Friday was rather miserable, but Sunday saw around 2,000 people pass through the gates, all the while making a donation to Hospice. In total $1721 was raised. On course betting was up $23,000 from last year’s event, with $103,000 being spent on course all together. Off course betting, bets made through the TAB, didn’t go so well. But Bill says this is a sign of the times. “Not many clubs are doing anywhere

near $100,000 so this result was great.” Best of the locals was Ian Thomas’ Gunman driven by his son Jason, who placed second on both Friday and Sunday. The trio say they will be heading to Blenheim this weekend where they hope do continue their good form. Winner of the Nelson Pine Industries Winter Cup was Canterbury driver Stephen McNally and six-win mare Jazmin Robyn. Stephen crossed the finish line more than a length in front of favourite River Field. Owners of the horse Graeme Edgar and Michelle Kennedy will be taking the Cup home, all the way down south to Tapanui, near Gore.

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Bride of the Year raises a pretty penny Generous Nelsonians have helped make this year’s Bride of the Year a “tremendous” success. The event, held at the Hope Community Church Hall on Saturday night, was organised by local woman Heather Harley to raise funds for the Nelson Region Hospice Trust. Heather says thousands was raised. Winner on the night was Richmond’s Laura Paynter, with second place going to Motueka’s Alesha Sturgeon, third going to Atawhai’s Rachel Harris-Russell and fourth going to Stoke’s Michelle Harwood. Heather says she was very happy with the night, especially with the rather vocal crowd. Heather would like to thank the local businesses and everyone who supported this year’s event. PACKED UP TO BE SHIPPED OFF: Nelmac’s Lindsay Bell with some of the more than 3000 tonne of recycling that is collected by Nelmac each year. Photo: Andrew Board.

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BEAUTIFUL BRIDE: Rachel Harris-Russell from Atawhai with her husband Wayne at the Bride of the Year competition. Photo: Teresa Hattan.

Nelsonians are some of the best recyclers in the country with around 80 per cent of recycled material put out for collection, says Nelmac. The recycling industry is working its way back from the brink after the global financial crisis left many recycled materials worthless. But Nelson contractor Nelmac says prices are creeping up and the region’s recycled glass, paper, cardboard, plastic and tin is all put to good use. Lindsay Bell says 3332 tonne of glass, paper, cardboard, plastics and cans was collected from the kerbside or dropped off at the Pascoe Street Recycle Centre

in 2010 and that figure is rising. He says from the start the recycling service, which commenced in 2004, was a hit with locals, almost catching them off guard. “We had estimated what we would collect but didn’t expect it to be that high straight away but Nelsonians were very receptive of it and it took off straight away. It created a few logistical nightmares because all the sorting was done by hand and it was obviously early on that we were going to have to change it so Nelmac went ahead and installed conveyer belts.” Glass collected by Nelmac is dropped off to Fulton Hogan who crushes it

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Nelson tourism gets another push with i-SITE visit Twenty i-SITE travel consultants from around the country are in Nelson for a week, visiting the region’s “must do” places which they can then sell to tourists. The trip was arranged by Nelson Tasman Tourism and was aimed at giving staff at i-SITEs, often the first port of call for tourists, a better idea of what Nelson has to offer. The group spent

time in Nelson, Murchison, the Abel Tasman and will today head over to Golden Bay. NTT chief Lynda Keene says the trip has been going well and gives travel consultants a firsthand taste of the region which they can pass onto the tens of thousands of tourists in the country for the Rugby World Cup this September and October.

Young musical talent to play for pay A showcase of Nayland College’s top musical talents is hoping to help ease the costs of 66 students heading to Wellington to perform. On Tuesday June 21, Nayland College’s vocal company and orchestra will be joined by soloists Flora Lloyd, Marley Richards, Caitlin Gladstone as well as rock bands Crossfire, Penny Dreadful and Made In China in a fundraising show at the Nayland College hall. All money raised will aid the $420 each vocal company and orchestra member requires for a five day trip to Wellington next month where they will perform at five schools and once in Civic Square. Door sales are $5 with the performance beginning at 7:30pm. Doors open at 7:15pm for the show designed for all ages.

WATCH OUT WELLYWOOD: Nayland College students Caitlin Gladstone, 14, Nicky Marshall, 14, Alex Hargreaves, 16, and Kate Lovell, 14, will be performing next Tuesday to raise funds for a trip to Wellington. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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TUESDAY 14 June 2011

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• During the last week the port was very busy with seven container vessels loading and discharging. The Conti Harmony was an impressive ship to have inside the port at 210m long, 32m Beam and 31000tonnes GRT. • Another unique vessel was the methanol tanker which is only 120m compared to the usual 180m but can have a 9.5m draft as opposed to 7.5m. • The outstanding Transfuture car carrier, once described as driving a sky scraper on its side, also came and went during the weekend weather. • The Santa Regina Strait Freight service continued her regular weekly service call along with a log ship and 11 large fishing vessel movements that kept the port busy. • I observed a few stand up paddle boarders come through the port during the week and wondered if they had any idea what shipping was due and when. I have to congratulate most kayakers who generally stay out of the main channel and would trust the paddle boarders adopt the same policy. The two I watched may have had considerable difficulty getting out of the way of either the slow bigger vessels or the small faster ones. If you keep to the inside of the channel markers, toward the boulder bank, you will ensure you are quite safe. The weather is deteriorating as winter commences – please keep an eye on it. If in doubt…. don’t go out. Dave Duncan, Harbour Master/Marine Operations Manager.

Man arrested for assualt with bar stool

Tuesday, 7 June sault with a weapon after she used a rock to attack her victim. At 11:05pm, a 52 year-old man was arrested for disorder. At 10am, a warrant was enforced on a 38 year-old man. At Wednesday, 8 June 1:30pm, a 20 year-old male was arrested for breach of bail. At 3:17pm, a warrant was enforced for a 36 year-old man. At At 3pm, a 38 year-old male was arrested for breach of liquor 5:55pm, a 49 year-old woman was arrested for prevention of ban and disorderly behavior. At 3:40pm, a 38 year-old male suicide. was arrested for resisting police. At 5:45pm, a 38 year-old Thursday, 9 June male was arrested for prevention of suicide. At 12am, a 21 year-old man was arrested for Saturday, 11 June assault with a weapon and possessing an of- Crimewatch At 12:15am, a 34 year-old was arrested for fensive weapon at Shooter Bar on Bridge St, NELSON breach of police safety order. At 3:35am, a he assaulted another man with a bar stool. 24 year-old male was arrested for detox. At At 2:51am, a 38 year-old man was arrested 11am, a 52 year-old female was arrested for for willful damage and assault after he damaged a door. At common assault. At 9:43pm, a 19 year-old male was arrested 1:35pm, a 17 year-old male was arrested for assault with a for assault and resisting arrest. At 11:30pm, a 25 year-old weapon after he threw a full can of energy drink at a victim male was arrested for disorderly violence. from a moving vehicle. At 2:20pm, a warrant was enforced Sunday, 12 June for a 36 year-old man. At 10pm, a 43 year-old man was ar- At 12:22am, a 20 year-old male was arrested for possession rested for assaulting a female in a domestic incident. of cannabis and utensils. At 12:30am, a 20 year-old female Friday, 10 June was arrested for disorderly violence. At 12:20am, a 43 year-old man was arrested for detox after At 2:10am, an 18 year-old male was arrested for excess he was found drunk on the corner of Gloucester and Van- breath alcohol. At 2:15am, a 18 year-old male was arrested guard St’s. At 1:40am, a 16 year-old girl was arrested for as- for prevention of suicide.

Drilling application spurs on community drive for clean A public meeting about how Nelson can help push towards a cleaner economy and stop oil drilling off the New Zealand coast is being held on Thursday night. Organiser Verena Maeder says it is important the government looks seriously at renewable energy. “We don’t want our gorgeous forests scarred, we don’t want our beaches and wildlife covered in oil, we don’t want

our young people working in dangerous jobs in coal mines and on oil rigs and we don’t want to be left with impossibly large bills for cleaning up the messes left by the extractive industries.” The meeting about how the Nelson community can be part of the national campaign on issue will start at 7pm at the Trafalgar Pavilion, Trafalgar St this Thursday, 16 June. Speakers include Kevin Hague MP,

Debs Martin from Forest and Bird, Helen Tulett from Coal Action Network and Nathan Argent from Greenpeace. The public meeting planned in Nelson is one of many events throughout the country, aiming at informing the public about these issues, offering a platform to discuss energy strategy, and building a movement that will make history, like the nuclear free campaign in the 1980’s.

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New Showroom 128 Tahunanui Drive Murray says heating your home with a fire is still the most efficient and cost effective way to do it and with the use of a transfer system, dry’s and heats a home like no other heating system. “You can crank up a good fire and heat your whole home and really, it’s a cheap way of heating.” Over the past decade the fire industry has gone under a lot of change, with heatpumps getting a lot of airtime as a good alternative to fires. But Murray says you can’t beat a good fire. “A wood fire does 20 plus years if it’s maintained and looked after. We are finding that people are only getting eight years from heatpumps. So you are outlaying more than a cost of a fire to replace a heatpump. If you look at it you will get lifetime out of fires.” A new council by law means that once a house owner chooses to fit a heatpump the house will actually lose the right to have a woodfire says Murray. “As soon as you choose an alternative heat source you can’t go back to your woodfire option. We would encourage people to put a fire in first.” In fact fire manufactures are now producing fires with very little pollution. One fire, the Pyro classic, has a rating of 0.3, which means for every kilogram of wood you burn it produces point three grams of ash. If someone was to know the benefits of fires it would be Murray. He has worked in the industry since he was a teenager and previously owned a fire shop in Gore and sold it when it “got too busy,

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new showroom was the perfect way to do that. it’s cold down there,” he jokes. He then came to work at P&M Fireplaces when “We pride ourselves on providing a top quality service, there are other retailers out he and his family moved to Nelson there that don’t provide the full deal. and bought it six years ago when We do the site visit, measure up to previous owners Barbara Perkins see what will go in and what needs and John Muddle decided it was time to move on. Murray says he to be done around the hearth or the flue system. Does it need change or decided to keep the name – which can we select a fire which will fit in takes the first letter of the founders surnames – because it had built itself place of the old fire. We will then come back and see which fire will fit up as reliable, trustworthy and doing them and send some options out to the job right. P&M Fireplaces was established the owner.” in 1956, and has built up a huge Enjoy huge savings on A lot of the other stores, including customer base with a lot of people your power bills with big box retailers, have got a limited coming through to buy more than an affordably priced range but at P&M Fireplaces they once. Murray and his family now Wagener Fairburn have in excess of 70 choices through the range of suppliers. In fact P&M run the business, with his daughter Cooker. Haidee and son Wayde both has built up such a reputation, Furno Inbuilt Fire. Heats up to 160sqm with 16kw peak output. working in the business, carrying on the tradition customers seek them and all the good things about P&M. But Murray out from all over the says while they are very aware of the roots of the country. company it was time to move forward and the But it isn’t just

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putting a fire in your home that P&M specialise in, they have a huge range of parts and sought from all over New Zealand and even in Australia says Murray. “Because we have such an extensive range of records out the back, we can still get parts for fires from the 1960’s and send parts to all parts, we even send stuff to Australia, the other day we sent a part to Norfolk Island which they couldn’t

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get anywhere else but we were able to get it.” Just in recent weeks P&M had a lady who chose to ring them from Wanaka who had broken their glass. “We sell a fire and 15 years later someone might want a part, well we will have that part. Parts is a big part of our business,” he says. P&M can also organize servicing for your fire. Fires should be checked every year for insurance purposes and P&M can come around to sort out the sweeping and other maintenance of your fire. If the fire causes a house fire the insurers look at opting out of it. So if you are thinking of how to best heat your home give Murray and his team at P&M Fireplaces a call and discuss how a fire could be the best option for you. They are the fire experts and can give you the best advice, based on years of experience and knowhow. You can give them a call on 548 5742 or visit their brand new showroom on Tahunanui Dr. Murray’s top tips for efficient heating: * Put wood in your fire long ways rather than sideways, so it funnels better * Get your chimney swept at least once a year to eliminate the risk of a chimney fire. * Ensure fire wood is dry. Damp wood will result in a poor performing fire and smokey glass. Moisture meters are available in store for $55 * Ensure bricks, baffle and door seal are in place to get the best of your fire.

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LETTERS

TO THE EDITOR

I refer to your article in tonight’s Nelson Weekly (June 7), I think Nelson most definitely has a dog problem with a minority of dogs and dog owners. My brother-inlaw is a postie and has been attacked by a dog – it’s just not reported in the media. I am a regular jogger and almost every run I encounter a dog jumping up on me, trying to nip ankles, sniffing my feet, running after me or similar – and it’s not ok! Nelson does have a dog problem – but it’s more of a problem with a minority of owners because there are a lot of decent dogs and owners as well. Diane Chandler. Thanks for your article on dogs running free in Nelson. I completely support Liam O’Donnell’s comments. I have two children and have also experienced issues with dogs in ‘no dog’ areas and the lack of use of a leash in other areas. I have real concerns about these issues for public safety and agree that it’s only a matter of time before there is a serious incident in Nelson. Well done for running the story! Andrea Lee. We have lived in Nelson for just four years and so far we do not consider that Nelson has a serious dog problem. But there are some areas of concern, and one of these is the Wakapuaka cemetery which is very popular with dog owners but far too many do not keep their animals on a lead as required by law. Just a few days ago we saw a large dog on the loose chasing the sheep in the cemetery, and the dog’s owners were completely ignoring the scenario. We have not seen too many of the ‘dangerous’ dog breeds around Nelson which is a blessing, but I do feel for people like Liam O’Donnell who fears for the safety of his children in areas where dogs are banned. Perhaps an unannounced blitz by council animal control staff in places like this would solve the problem. Alison Kelso. My partner and I were returning from a walk along Parkers Rd on Sunday night when from behind some bushes a huge black and white American pitbull came

charging at us on the footpath it had me bailed up against a car and I thought it was going to be intensive care for me. I felt totally defenseless, the owner came running out yelling at us to stay, still trust me I wasn’t moving! He called the dog then it roared of down the road after my partner its teeth were bared and she was screaming. We were terrified and shaking for some time after otherwise unhurt. I hate to imagine if it were a couple of kids. Gavin. Andrew Board, I read your article headed ‘Father fears for kids safety as dogs run free’ and how dog owners should only let their dogs run free in three designated places, but nowhere did you say where these places are. Do let me know please. Betty Palmer.

will be avoided. I agree that before long someone is going to be hurt badly! Name withheld. Unnecessarily, alarmist and misleading sums up the Dog article in this week’s paper. My six year-old, terrifyingly rabid, retriever is exercised twice a day all over the paths and parks of our region. In all that time and with hundreds of pet interactions, not once have I encountered a problem with an aggressive dog. So it is worrying to learn that overly anxious and paranoid parents talk of carrying weapons. J. Hollins.

I was pleased to read Liam O’Donnell’s comments in the Nelson Weekly. The uncontrolled dog problem in Nelson is unacknowledged and no-one seems to want to act on it - so good on you for raising A map of the areas can be found on the Nel- the issue Liam. I no longer walk my dogs son City Council webat Neale Park as two site. Editor. uncontrolled dogs attacked one of my Liam O’Donnell, in dogs there, ripping his See You At The See You At The Races your article “father stomach open despite Races fears for kid’s safety”, his lying down in subFather fears for kids safety asExcitement dogs run free Family Fun and at the Winter Races mentions parts of the mission. The owner Maitai Valley where was unable to stop the there are no dog signs attack. I also had a dog Thousands scour and owners who walk attacked in Tasman St Founders Book Fair for bargain their dogs in these while on its lead. This areas. As far as I know the only restricted is not a new issue and it is time the council areas are Dennes Hole and the reserve acted to ensure that responsible dog ownopposite Ralphine Way. The Maitai River ers are 294 not constantly at the mercy of those Walkway is a dog walking area and the that fail to take responsibility. Nelson Harness supporters of Racing the NCC website identifies it as an off leash Lesley Rhodes. Proud Proud supporters of the Nelson Harness Racing Nelson Harness Racing area. I would like to see a different focus to combat the problem of dog attacks. An I have just read the front page of Nelson educational programme that targets kin- Weekly with the man complaining about dergartens and primary schools teaching dogs running free. As the owner of a very young children how to behave around obedient and well behaved Border Collie I dogs. As a renowned UK dog specialist think there are far too few areas in Nelson visiting NZ said: “children do some pretty where we can let our dogs run free and it stupid things around dogs.” Has Nelson is very sad that a few bad owners spoil it got a dog problem? No. We would be more for the rest of us when their dogs attack likely to encounter a dog owner problem. children. It is also important for parents to Cynthia McConville, The Wood. teach their children how to behave around dogs as some kids approach dogs in an I am concerned at the number of dogs on unsuitable manner and this could lead to the Railway Reserve in Stoke that run free. trouble when the dog gets a surprise. I have There are so many people that use this area just rung the council to check that the two and while many walk their dogs on a leash, main places we let our dog run free (with there are a lot that don’t have their animals us in control and able to call him to heel under any form of control. If the area, and in an instant) are OK. They are Branford others like it, could be patrolled occasion- Park and all the tracks in Botanical Park ally, offenders prosecuted and names pub- (leading to the Centre of NZ). So, anyone lished, please, then maybe a savage attack who does not like dogs or is scared of dogs Feature

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A local father says it is just a matter of time before Nelson becomes home to a horrific dog attack as owners defy by-laws and allow dogs to roam free in banned areas. Liam O’Donnell says he is now tempted to carry a knife to protect his two young children in case of an attack because areas where dogs are banned are full of owners flouting the rules.

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“Every owner says ‘oh don’t worenforcement officers during eve- ing the by-law and council hopes to have The hottest ticket of the cold ry about my dog, he wouldn’t nings and weekends to combat someone patrolling the areas by the start winter is back. The Nelson hurt a fly’. But we have just seen the increasing number of dogs of summer. Harness Racing Club’s Liam wintersays he often takes his children for a up North a so-called friendly dog where they are not allowed. being held rip a little girls face off. You just Council dogmeeting control ismanager walk at in parts of the Maitai Valley and speRichmond Park racecourse never know,” he says referring Stephen Lawrence, says between cifically to areas that do not allow dogs but this weekend with to last weekend’s dog attack on a 80 and 100 infringement notices another the ‘no dog’ signs seem to make no differaction15planned. four year-old girl in Masterton. are issued a two yeardays withofabout ence as owners often ignore the signs and Twice a year the excitement The number of roaming dogs complaints of aggressive dogs walk their dogs in banned areas. Liam O’Donnell and thrill of month. the races comes has also caught Saving the eye of you Nelcoming into council each SEE PAGE 2 Nelson andbreakthe winter meet son City Council, which plans to employ He says he is aware oftodog owners DOLLARS has firmly established itself on your printing as a must do for Nelsonians Same day as well as the hundreds of full colour printing trainers, breeders, drivers and race fans that travel to Richmond Park for the two day event. CUP WINNER: 2010 Nelson Winter Cup winner Another Homer with driver Peter Davis. Committee member Bill Monk says the entry to will take the opportunity to enjoy the without any cost. These include bouncy this years meet is free, although a spectacle of the races. castle, balloons, face painting and pony donation to the Nelson Hospice will The races have grown in popularity rides, while in Birch Hall kids’ favourite ...a true GREEN machine (03) 544 7376 be appreciated, and he hopes locals over the past five years in particular movies will be screened. waimeaprint@ts.co.nz w w w. w a i m e a p r i n t . c o . n z since it has placed increasing The Richmond track is one of the fastest emphasis on providing all-weather courses in the country and entertainment for all the a few years ago Starship set a national family. Gone are the days when mile record here. When the grit is flying dad went to the races and left at Richmond there’s no better sight in the family behind. At the races NZ harness racing sport. on Sunday there will be plenty Bill says racing on the home track of fun things to do for the kids is a highlight for the several hobby

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should perhaps walk elsewhere as they should expect to encounter free running dogs in both these areas. Marianne Palmer. Yes, I agree with Liam O’Donnell’s concerns on dogs. We have one pre-schooler and one school age child. We have experienced many incidents of uncontrolled dogs jumping up at or onto our children. As a consequence, our children are very wary of dogs. We try and teach our children not to be scared and always to seek the permission of the owner if they wish to pat a dog that looks friendly. We feel we are respectful to dog owners, but don’t always get treated back with respect. The most difficult aspect of the flouting of rules banning dogs for me, takes place up the Maitai in summertime. We have learnt to swim at a particular swimming hole, because no dogs are allowed. However we find many dogs are there anyway, often being ignored by the owners as they jump up on people, run over swimming towels and gear and just make a nuisance of themselves. I have even had one dog jump on my back while I was swimming, pushing me under the water! It completely spoils the enjoyment of a summertime swim. I would like to see enforcement officers stationed at no dogs swimming holes in the summertime on random days, so they can start issuing tickets. Marion James. I totally agree that more needs to be done with dog owners who flaunt the law. I walk along the Railway Reserve most mornings of the week, and there are always owners with a dog, who don’t have a leash on them. I also walk our dog on a leash, and these dogs rush over and are quite intimidating. The owners say “don’t worry, the dog is very friendly”. How do I really know? Maybe Stephen needs to monitor the Railway Reserve at different times of the day. I have also mentioned to the dog owners that dogs are supposed to be on a leash in the reserve, but the next day just the same happens. Too many children at 7.30am onwards are walking or riding their bikes to school, and I would certainly hate to see anyone mauled by an unleashed dog. Juanita Friend.

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Door to national league open for Nelson Phillip Rollo The path appears clear for Nelson football to make a long-awaited return to the country’s top domestic competition with New Zealand Football’s chief executive confirming to Nelson Weekly that he is ready and waiting for a formal bid from Nelson. The region’s top coach, John Slotemaker, has been calling for the region’s clubs to unite and enter a team in the national league – now dubbed the ASB Premiership. But his wish seems closer than expected with NZF chief Grant Kavanagh saying he would “love” to see Nelson playing at national league level for the first time since the early 90’s. Since that statement, Nelson Weekly has confirmed that the region’s two most successful clubs – Nelson Suburbs and Richmond Athletic – would support the franchise and former players would “jump at the chance” to return and play for a new Nelson side. Trafalgar Park could also be used as its home base during the summer competition. Nelson Bays Football currently operates under the Mainland Football Federation banner, home to ASB Premiership side Canterbury United. Nelson’s top club, Nelson Suburbs, sits second in the Mainland Premier League. But its coach, John Slotemaker, president Jason Lavington, along with Richmond Athletic president Stu Reid, says the current system does not work, with the region’s best players having to leave Nelson to further their careers, despite bumper crowd numbers, top facilities and outstanding results at youth level in the region. A serious “stand alone” offer could act as a replacement for a number of clubs struggling in “certain areas,” or preferably to expand the current eight-team league to nine, according to Grant. “It’s

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FOOTBALL FANS: Part of the 2500 crowd for a national league game at Trafalgar Park in January. Photo: Phillip Rollo. a beautiful spot and Nelson has always created good footballers. I can’t see any downside,” he says. But one obvious downside at going any further with the proposal is the cost. Entry fee in to the competition is $55,000 and Grant estimates teams spend $140,000 a season, with most teams attracting a fair amount of community trust funding as well as sponsorship. But attracting gate sales to help with that figure shouldn’t be too much of a problem. A record 2500 spectators watched January’s ASB Premiership clash between Canterbury United and Team Wellington at Trafalgar Park, the highest attendance in the country last season. Nelson last had a team in the national league when Nelson United played for 15 years, from the 1970s. John has advocated the need for a higher level for his players to aspire to, something the region does not currently offer. Players need to travel to Christchurch three or four times a week for training if they are selected for Canterbury United or its ASB National Youth League team, the latter featuring five players from Nelson Suburbs. One of the top players to come out of

Nelson in recent years, Mike White, says he would love to represent Nelson in the ASB Premiership. Mike, who went to both Waimea College and Nayland College, is a former New Zealand A representative and a member of the now defunct New Zealand Knights ALeague franchise. “I would be the first to ring the club and make myself available to represent the region again. I would jump at the chance to come back and play at home.” New Zealand under 17 star shot-stopper Coey Turipa confirmed he would also return home if Nelson gained entry in to the league. Coey was in the Canterbury United squad last season alongside Nayland College striker Gagame Feni. Richmond Athletic’s and former England professional Ben Wright says he would also be keen to join the team. John says he could name “20 to 30” local players currently capable of stepping up to national league level. Nelson Mayor Aldo Miccio, who is also on the board of Nelson Bays Football, says he would “help facilitate” Nelson’s inclusion as much as he could. “I don’t think any football person in Nelson would object to it. It’s a pathway for our kids.”

RUGBY: Nelson College first XV lost its first game of the Press Cup season to heavyweights St Bede’s College 34-20, after leading with just ten minutes left on the clock. The two previously unbeaten teams had entered the match with the northern section bragging rights on the line. Nelson College now shifts in to the top half of the league, with Nayland College playing off for the bottom eight, after an injury ravaged 83-0 loss to Marlborough Boys College. HOCKEY: Rewa Hockey Club, one of the oldest clubs in the region, is hosting a fundraising quiz night this Saturday for new playing equipment and uniforms which are “well past their used by date”. The quiz night is being held at the Nelson Hockey Pavilion at Saxton Field from 7pm. Teams wanting to register should call Diana on 547 3821. FOOTBALL: Nelson Suburbs second XI picked up an important 5-1 victory over Richmond Athletic’s reserve side on Saturday. Goals to Dylan Wells, Luke Toynbee, former Mainland Premier League player Hamish Lewis, Greg Chitty and Danny Walsh put the side five points clear at the top of the table.

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Two from two for Stoke NBS in netball’s Tasman Trophy Stoke NBS had the perfect start to the Tasman Trophy when they recorded two wins in the first weekend of play held at Saxton Stadium. Stoke NBS and Harlequins Scaffolding could not be separated when they were tied at 24 all at the major break. Stoke NBS hit the ground running, to fire on all cylinders in the third quarter to punish the Marlborough team 21–11. The bar was lifted further with an 18–7 final stanza to take the game convincingly at 62–42. Wing defence, Anna Allen had her best game to date when she gained several deflections to gain valuable ball while Emily Stalker at goal defence toiled for the entirety. Christta Burrows put in a solid performance at centre while Abbie Cook took on a hefty work load with 38 centre pass receives. Shooters; Steph Bothwell, Jemma Taikato and Abbie returned commendable statistics with a combined 82 per cent average. Stoke NBS recorded a 64–54 win over SMOG Stainless Steel on Day two. Although they had a tentative first quarter, down 15–16, they found another gear in the second and third stanza to register a 19–14 and 17–11 advantage. SMOG came back strongly in the final quarter when they hammered in seven unanswered goals.

After helping manage his parent’s fish and chip shop in Haven Rd for many years, Joe Mollo moved to Australia to help successfully establish ‘Kiwi Fish n Chips’ in Melbourne. But Joe is back, bringing with him his great-tasting Fish and Chips. Joe returned to Nelson after Christmas and was keen to keep doing

However, Stoke NBS rose to the occasion to draw the final quarter 13–13. Goal shoot, Steph, was the top performer returning a 91 per cent average, where she received an abundance of off loads from her goal attack, Abbie Cook, and superb ball placement from her feeders Christta Burrows and Michaela Matenga. Fill-in Dayna Whiting, back in Nelson from studies at Otago University, proved to be a handy acquisition as she was able to take the court as a replacement for Jemma Taikato and Anna Allen, who are both now sporting moon boots after ankle injuries. Dayna pulled in six well timed intercepts in the SMOG game while Abbie’s work on defence was rewarded with three classy intercepts. Coach, Priyani de Silva-Currie was very happy with her charges, who are raising the bar at each outing. The defence is gelling nicely, testament to some hard work at training, while the attack line is displaying stability with shooters, Abbie and Steph developing into a profitable partnership. It was also great getting the opportunity of changing the mid court with the swap between Christta and Michalea and beneficial to be tested against the different opposition of the Marlborough teams, she says. Richmond Wakatu also had two wins over the weekend.

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Stoke NBS goal attack Abbie Cook feeds the ball to goal shoot Steph Bothwell, despite the attention of the two SMOG defenders. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Marist score tough win, stay on top of div 2 Wakatu Marist’s second division side carried its charge in to the playoffs with a hard-fought win over Murchison on the weekend. Marist are looking to defend its second division title and have already qualified for the playoffs after cementing a 36-22 win over the third placed side.

MINI BALL: Nayland Blue Saints mini ball player Josh Buckley takes the ball up the court as his team play St Joseph’s on Friday night at Saxton Stadium. Mini ball is a great introduction to basketball for the region’s young people and consists of two 12 minute halves. Games are played at Saxton Stadium on a Friday evening. Photo: Teresa Hattan.

Dylan Fletcher was the star of the show in Murchison. The pivot was at his accurate best, nailing the majority of the shots at goal and scoring a try of his own. Simon Ashby was forward’s player of the day. Captain Ben Nalder says the match

Marist halfback Willie King flings the ball out of the scrum despite pressure from his counterpart. Marist defeated Murchison 36-22 on Saturday. Photo: Barry Whitnall/ www.barrywhitnall.com.

was one of the “toughest challenges up front,” but meet the challenge front on and capitlised on Murchison’s mistakes. Marist have set themselves a date with Collingwood this weekend before taking on Waimea Old Boys, in a potential dress rehersal for the grand final in four weeks time.

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CLOSE CALL: Jontee Taylor is tackled out with the try line begging. Stoke Under 10 Red defeated a Waimea Old Boys side 55-40 at Greenmeadows. Photos: Phillip Rollo.

GASSING IT: Cameron Neame speeds down the right-hand wing to score in a high scoring match at Greenmeadows on Saturday.

HOT STEPPER: Joseph Meleisa was one of the star performers for Stoke on the weekend, setting up and scoring a number of well taken tries.

DIVING SUCCESS: Will Jacka dives over to score for Stoke Under 10 Red. Stoke claimed its fifth win in five games, thanks to a strong game against Waimea Old Boys.

Stoke women score huge win over Waimea Accesman Stoke Women were the only ones smiling after a miserable weekend. They were the sole Accesman Stoke senior side to pick up a win, defeating Waimea Old Boys Women 22-8 at Ngawhatu on Saturday. Stoke were keen to avenge its loss from two weeks ago against WOB and started the game at a frantic pace, controlling possession deep inside opposition territory. Stoke’s pressure paid off with a try to number eight Gemma Hallet and utility forward Abbie Cederman crossing a short time later. Sallyanne Archibald and Catrina Nicholas combined well at first and second fiveeighths, delivering quality ball to their outsides, particularly Stephy Omundsen who easily turned in the performance of her season so far. Stoke crossed twice more in the second half to seal the well deserved victory. Accesman Stoke division one met its match in the form of Wakatu Marist on Saturday. While the 48-3 scoreline flattered the home side, Stoke now know the benchmark they need to reach if they want to entertain any hope of defending its title

from the past two years. Everytime Stoke take on Marist you know it’s going to be physical. And this weekend’s game was no exception. The first half was owned by Marist on the scoreboard although Stoke had the majority of the ball and field possession but were just unable to break through the strong Marist defence. Sione Holani and Tevita Koloamatangi tried their hardest to force inroads, but the former had no luck against a classy Marist backline. But it was defensive lapses SWING IT: Super Liquor Stoke Red’s winger Luke Epapara tries to break the tackle of his Waimea which let Stoke down, fall- Old Boys opposite at Greenmeadows on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo. ing behind early. The only meadows. Powerful inside back, Chad Stoke’s playoff hopes now hangs in the balpoints coming from the boot Lowrie, had another outstanding perfor- ance and will depend on a number of other of Shaun Begg. Stoke will get an early practice for the semi mance and scored in the first half of the results. Super Liquor Stoke Reds were punished finals, playing Galbraith Nelson this week. match, to give Stoke some confidence. Down 12-8 with only minutes remaining, 35-5 by a strong Waimea Old Boys third Stoke’s division two side’s season is hanging in the balance after a heart breaking it was Waimea Old Boys who nailed the division side. Mark Ryan scored the only 17-8 loss to Waimea Old Boys at Green- killer blow, scoring a try to seal the win. try, as finishing let the home side down.

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roller coaster ride infertility can be. Meet women who are dealing with similar issues right here in Nelson. Next informal get-together is at a cafe in Richmond on Sunday 26th June at 10.30am. Phone Lynda on 548-6877 for details. Victory Playcentre Fundraiser EventThe Court Jesters are appearing at the Nelson Suburban Club on Saturday June 25th at 8pm. Tickets can be purchased at the club’s reception. Tickets $20.00 SUNDAY LIBRARY TALK”Being a Writer” with Carl Nixon, writer of plays, short fiction and novels. 1.30pm Sunday June 19 at the Nelson Library, $2 entry at door. Friends of the Nelson Library group. Ph. Andrea 546 0403 Writing workshops with Carl Nixon. Writing for theatre workshop is on from 9am to 12 noon on 19 June, and a short story workshop is on from 9am to 12 noon on 21 June. Workshops cost $30. Email Debra Bradley at dean.debra@xtra.co.nz to register or for more details. Venue Nelson Library REGULAR EVENTS Stoke Toy Library open Tuesday 7-8.30pm, Thursday 9.30 – 11am & Saturday 9.30-11.30am Songer Street, next to the playground. Great range of toys for hirer, birth to 5+ years. WE ARE URGENTLY AFTER COMMITTEE MEMBERS TO JOIN OUR LIBRARY. Music Madness (Parent Centre) An exciting way to interact with your child, through singing, moving, playing instruments and imaginative play. Music Madness is on a relaxed and informal basis where parents and babies can relax, unwind and learn. 9.30am Every Wednesday at Masonic Lodge Rooms, Nile Street. Followed by morning tea and playtime. Cost $2 per family Free fortnightly legal clinics in Stoke and Richmond starting at 6pm Phone Nelson Bays Community Law 5481288 for an appointment Doubles Tennis at Tahuna Tennis club. All levels Saturdays1pm onwards. Contact Mike 5476562 THE HUB - STAYING FIT CIRCUIT 9.30am Thursdays (join us for the new term starting 5 MAY), group class using hand weights, stretch bands etc. Meet new people while keeping fit and active. FUN classes for adults at the NEW HUB, 23 New Street, Nelson. For further info please phone Matt 5459147. Duck Soup Has generated hundreds of opportunities for singles over 30 to meet partners, friends & buddies. Whether you’re new to town or interested in expanding your social network after a break-up, Duck Soup will provide that opportunity for you too. More info on www. ducksoup.co.nz Victory Community Playgroup. 9 - 11.30am Tuesday and Thursday, also Pasifica session 9.30 - 11.30 Wednesday. All children 0 - 5yrs welcome.Phone Nicole 539 4578 or Bonnie 545 6203, 0274342333. Victory Seniors Tuesdays 1.30-3.30 pm 238 Upper Vanguard Street. Join us for cards, games, or call in for a cuppa and chat. For more info please contact Shirley on 546 9057 or 021 121 8023 Sit and be fit Victory Thursdays 10-10.45 am 238 Upper Vanguard Street. Free first session. For more info please contact Shirley on 547 1433 or 021 121 8023 Angie’s AquaFitness Are you Big & Beautiful? Want to be Active & Healthier? Then move in comfort in water. No Togs!! Wear shorts & T-shirt if you prefer. Tues 10.45-11.45am, $6 Ngawhatu Pool, Stoke Find out more call 547 0198 Multicultural Fitness Sessions with

Angela Baker: circuit training & gentle core exercise to tone & strengthen. Mondays 11am – 12pm at “Athletics Nelson” building, Pioneer Park, Hastings St. opposite Spotlight. Cost: Gold Coin. Phone Evey 5390030 for more information. 20 Summit Challenge - Community Event to celebrate the Summit Rescue Helicopter’s 20 Years of Operation, providing free air rescue service. Everyone is invited to fundraise by walking, hiking or biking up one or more of 20 regional summits to achieve the largest ever Community Climb from May - August. www.20summits. co.nz Morepork Dart Club – Do you like a social game of darts or would like to learn how to play, come to Morepork Dart Club, West Ave, Richmond on Friday nights commencing 7.30pm. For more info phone Bob Stewart 544-8502 English Conversation Group friendly, informal meeting every Wednesday 4.30 to 6.pm in the main hall behind Trinity Church, Nile Street. International Students, new residents and visitors very welcome. For information phone Bill Kearns 548.5844. The Lighthouse Spiritual Awareness Centre meets every Monday 7.30-8.30pm at the Age Concern Hall (opp. Trailways) with weekly speakers, light workers, healing, and public most welcome. If you are a spiritual worker and would like to speak on your experiences I would love to hear from you. Phone Sandy 0211 430 213 Nature playschool every Tuesday 10.3011.30 at Isel Park. Meet at the second set of large gates off Main Road Stoke. PORSE Playschool every Thursday 9.30-12noon at Ranzau Community Church, Ranzau Road Hope. Come along and see the PORSE Programme in action! Chat with our educators and staff to see if PORSE is for you. PLAYGROUP: Pre-school playgroup meets every Tuesday of the school term from 10:30-12nn at the Haven Church on the Corner of Collingwood and Grove Streets. Everyone welcome. FREE to attend, and FREE morning tea provided! Come and enjoy a relaxed free-play group while you have a coffee and chat. For more information contact Carol on 548 3511. ENNER GLYNN PLAYCENTRE quality early childhood education, come and see for yourself: your first three visits are free! Monday – Friday 9.15-11.45 am, 8 Enner Glynn Road phone 5474007” Stoke Playgroup Mon & Weds 9am 11.30am. Come join the fun and meet new people. Huge range of toys and equipment for your children to enjoy. Bring child’s morning tea. $2 per child or $3 a familly. St Andrews Church Hall, Upper Songer St, Stoke. The New Hub. 23 New Street, Nelson. 545 9147 Classes for young people and adults. Way2Go programmes Tuesday 1.10-2pm Yoga Stretch $5 - Wednesday 4pm-5pm Circus class for kids $4 - *New 5.456.45pm NIA dance. $5 - Thursday 9.3010.30am Staying Fit Circuit. $3 - 2.10-1pm Yoga Flow. $5 - Thursday 5.30-7pm Tai Chi. $2 *New time Breastfeeding Support Nelson (LLL) Meetings held last Tuesday each month, 1.30 – 3 pm @ Tahunanui Community Centre, Muritai St. Meet other mothers and babies. Free access to our library... Fathers, Grandparents, Toddlers, all welcome. For support ph Ruth 546 9029 or Michelle 548 6998 TOASTMASTERS Develop your personal confidence through public speaking in the safety and with the support of the High Noon, Nelson, or Madhatters Toastmasters clubs. Telephone 0800-PEOPLE (0800736-753).

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