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Trust gives a real life history lesson

Primary school students have been given a heck of a history lesson and from this weekend it’s open to the public.

The Dramatix Theatre Development Trust – made up of locals – has built a reputation for its Anzac Experience, formally called Lest We Forget, held each year around Anzac Day. But this year they’ve added a new dimension with night tours of a World War trench, as well as a history lesson for primary schools.

Organiser TJ Ramsay says the school tours, which are running this week, have been a huge hit. “It’s very real and very scary for them, but they come out pumped and the teachers tell me they want to learn more when they get back to school, so that’s what it’s all about.”

The new night-time Trench Tours at Founders Heritage Park are R16 and will be held this Saturday and Sunday. They are the third part of the living history event with the Anzac Experience to start on Anzac Day. This year it will feature a reconstruction of the Tapawera Training Camp, complete with drill and kit inspections.

Booking for the night tours are essential and are $10 per person. For bookings or information, email dramatix@dram atix.co.nz

Daryl Page sitting in the trench at Founders Heritage Park before the Trench Tour this weekend and the Anzac Experience on Anzac Day. Photo: Andrew Board.

School being ‘strangled by stealth’

Salisbury School in Richmond is under threat from a “sneaky and underhand” strategy by the Minister of Education Hekia Parata, aimed at “strangling the school by stealth”, according to Nelsonbased Labour MP Maryan Street.

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another four expected to leave at the end of this term. That represents a significant decline, with the roll falling from 71 at the same time in 2011 to 43 in 2012 and just 21 last year and Maryan says she is shocked by those numbers.

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School being ‘strangled by stealth’ FROM PAGE 1 it with a community-based wrap-around education service that involved sending some of the girls to a boys residential college in Halswell in Christchurch. But the school fought the decision and it stayed open when the High Court ruled last year that placing girls in a boys residential college was unlawful and did not take into account the girls’ safety.

Salisbury is the country’s only residential special education centre for girls and has been operating for almost 100 years. Now, Maryan says, the Minister of Education is trying to strangle Salisbury “by stealth” instead of killing it outright. “I was left to conclude that because the Minister, through her own incompetence, did not get her way last time and was prevented from closing the school, she is making it happen another way - by getting the wrap-around service organisation tasked with assessing applicants to turn people down.

“So she is strangling it by stealth instead of killing it outright. Salisbury is not out of the woods yet.”

Hekia Parata declined to comment, but the Ministry of Education’s Katrina Casey says “there is no plan to close Salisbury School” despite the “fluctuating” roll. “The school is part of the network of schooling available and there has been no discussion about the point at which the school will be considered untenable.”

Katrina says the school’s roll is “fluctuating” because parents of children with special education needs are taking advantage of the intensive wrap-around services that are increasingly available in their home communities. She says an average of only one in three students seek a residential placement and that means that “at any given time the pool of girls who may attend Salisbury is relatively small”. There are presently 221 students enrolled in the wrap-around service throughout the country, including 38 girls.

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Pro Karts owner Nick Fowler says the vandalism at the back beach has been getting worse. Less than a month after having his building burnt down, his shipping container was tagged with graffiti. Photo: Andrew Board. as it’s ever been.

“We’ve always had one or two minor things a year and there have always been a lot of fires over the years. But recently we’ve had a really bad run, the worst run we’ve had and I’m getting a little bit over it.”

He says it’s “embarrassing for Nelson”, especially when visitors to the region are the victims of crime in the area and incidents include graffiti spraypainted on the kart track, broken beer bottles on the track, spark plugs stolen from his power box, theft from tourists campervans and attempted break ins.

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because they have a free rein at night time and it’s so dark down here.”

Nelson City Council says it’s working with Nick about his concerns and it currently arranges for the gates to the reserve to be closed at 10.30pm with security patrol in the area at that time. But Nick says it’s after that patrol that things can go bad and cameras and lights would help keep the area safe and are desperately needed.

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Last month Pro Karts was the victim of a $250,000 arson attack and last weekend they were hit again, with graffiti spray painted on a shipping container they rent. It’s the latest in a long line of vandalism in the area and Pro Karts owner Nick Fowler says he’s “had enough” and says Nelson City Council needs to step up and help keep the area safe.

“This is council-owned land but we own the buildings so we pour a lot of money into our businesses with the risk of not owning the land and in return you’d think as a landlord they’d protect us a little bit. If this was our own land we could do a little more to protect ourselves.”

Other businesses in the area agree with him and they’re writing a joint letter to the council asking for it to step up security, including lights and security cameras. Nick says he will also be upgrading his security to also include a better alarm system, lights and cameras as the vandalism is as bad

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Nelson after millionth ‘giga-point’ BoxiNg chAmp: Two time heavy weight boxing champion Hasim Rahman will be in Nelson this week to visit young boxers. The giant American shocked the boxing world when he defeated Lennox Lewis for the heavyweight championship in 2001 and reclaimed the WBC heavy weight title in 2005. He’s in New Zealand for the “Super 8” boxing tournament but was able to take a day out to come to Nelson.

Nelson has now got over 900,000 points in the national competition to become the first New Zealand town with superfast broadband, and is holding firm in third place.

Clare Atkins, spokesperson for the Nelson Gigatown group, says it’s an exciting time for the city. “Considering we started in 27th place with zero points, this is a fantastic result for Nelson, but with other

towns chasing hard we’re calling on the community to help get us to a million points this month.”

She says organisers are now calling on all Nelsonians to help them make the most of the double points that are up for grabs this month. In April, there are double points if new people not only sign on at www. gigatown.co.nz and choose Nelson as their town, but also do the gigaquiz while

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fiNES collEcTED: A recent joint operation has resulted in $175,000 in outstanding fines and reparation payments owed to victims being recovered. Collections staff joined police to visit people with outstanding payments and executed warrants to either seize property, or made arrangements for the payment.

Show for plUNkET: Fashion stylist, Lisa O’Neill, is bringing fashion advice to Nelson with more than a few laughs along the way. What a Woman Wants is a two and a half hour comedy-filled show travelling the country to raise money for Plunket. It’s at the Nelson Suburban Club, April 16 from 7:30pm.

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they’re signed into the website. Each of those activities is worth 27 local points for Nelson so there is a chance of really building a lead if local people come on board now.

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Elaine and Jennifer Baumfield will be collecting for Poppy Day this Thursday outside Countdown on Vanguard St. Elaine has been collecting for more than 50 years and Jennifer for more than 30. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Elaine Baumfield has been collecting on Poppy Day for the past 50 years and isn’t about to give up now.

The 84 year old and her daughter Jennifer will be collecting outside Countdown on Vanguard St this Thursday and they are encouraging people to bring some change to work with them.

“Over the years that’s one thing that’s changed, not many people have cash on them anymore. But some do say ‘I’ll get some out when I pay for my groceries’ and they do. They’re quite good like that,” says Elaine.

Poppy Day is held a week before Anzac Day and money raised goes to help with medical bills for returned servicemen and women.

Elaine says she started collecting because her father fought in World War I and her husband in World War 2. “We were always taught to respect the soldiers so I was always happy to do my bit.”

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Airborne car was driven by drunk driver

A drunk driver fleeing from police test. was travelling so fast he got his car Dave says the man’s vehicle has airborne for 15 metres, say police. been impounded and he would Police caught two repeat drink face a range of driving charges. drivers over the weekend, both on Police also stopped a woman driver the roads in the early hours of the on Saturday evening who was close morning. to four times the legal limit with a At 3.30am on Saturday a Richmond breath alcohol reading of 1550 mic. man with 15 previous Area commander Steve drink driving convictions Greally says he is worried was stopped in Richmond about the behaviour of and found to have excess those willing to get behind breath alcohol. the wheel drunk.

At the same time on Sunday “When people keep making morning a car failed to the same stupid decisions stop for police on Nile St. as these two clearly have Sergeant Dave Lauer, of it really worries me that the Traffic Alcohol Group, it’s only a matter of time Area says the driver fled at high before they kill or maim commander speed and crossed over the some innocent person.

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“The car became airborne these two drivers continued for about 15 metres and took out to demonstrate his poor decisionits sump when it landed, before making abilities by fleeing from the crashing through a Give Way sign officer at high speed and crashing and hitting a parked car and a seconds later.” fence.”

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NEW CLASSROOMS: Tahunanui School students Cassidy Thomas-Bennett, Ella Blackbourn and Trent Wallace in the school’s new classrooms that was offically opened last week. Principal Paul Drummond says he’s excited about the new learning opportunities the rooms creates. The classes have three designated areas which are all linked by an internal street that runs the length of the rooms, opening out onto a large deck area. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Emergency parade a hit

Nelson’s inaugural emergency services parade proved a hit with the public as well as the men and women who keep the region safe.

Over 100 emergency services personnel accompanied by 22 vehicles paraded down Trafalgar St on Saturday morning for “First Responders 2014” to applause from members of the public.

The parade was followed by speeches at the church steps by MP Nick Smith, mayor Rachel Reece and emergency services leaders. There were also demonstrations, including firefighters cutting up a car, St John Ambulance paramedics performing a patient extraction and police firing a taser in a dramatic crime simulation.

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Greally says First Responders 2014 was “a complete success”.

“The buy-in from the public was outstanding,” he says.

Steve says his personal highlight was when the parade reached the top of Trafalgar St. “As we approached the Church Steps the density of people was a surprise to me. You could really sense their appreciation. It made you proud to be a policeman,” he says.

Organiser Matt Lawrey says he could not believe his luck with the weather, and he says that he was hugely grateful to everyone who had made the event a success. Matt says he would now be talking to the services involved about the possibility of holding a follow-up event in 2016.

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Members of the Fire Service demonstrate how they cut open a car to rescue a patient, at 1903 Square after the First Responders 2014 parade on Saturday. Insert: Radha Talwar of Red Cross during the parade. Photos: Jessie Johnston

Traditional waka takes locals for a spin

Dozens of people jumped at the chance to go out on the water in a traditional double-hulled waka over the weekend, when it was here for Heritage Week.

Haunui, which has a crew of 16, is 22 metres long, 5.5 metres wide and was built just five years ago in Auckland as one of seven that are based around the Pacific.

It was set to travel to Christchurch this week, but for three days Nelson residents could book an hour trip on it.

Caleb McCullough was originally planning to take a ferry out to Haulashore Island on Sunday but, because it was cancelled, he and his family decided to go on board Haunui, which is owned by the Te Toki Voyaging Trust. “This was much The traditional doubled-hulled waka Haunui was in better I think,” he says. “It was a great exNelson over the weekend, with locals getting a chance perience, with good crew. It’s impressive. to book an hour trip on it. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Richmond Mall is increasing its security after burglars climbed on to the roof of the mall and cut through the ceiling, before stealing from two retailers last Tuesday night.

Richmond Mall manager Belinda de Clercq says the offenders only got away with the money that was in the tills of Cuts@Once and The Body Shop, which totalled $800.

“It looks like they’ve gone through the air-con vent. Who would think someone would go on to the roof and cut through it?” says Belinda.

Police and mall management were unaware of what the offenders knew about the two retailers, but Belinda says that both Cuts@Once and The Body Shop did not have alarms.

“The two stores that they targeted are some of the few that don’t have alarms or sensors and the fact they knew that they’re leaving the money over in the tills was like they’ve been under observation.”

A spokesperson from Cuts@Once says it was “really disruptive” to business.

“That’s a lot of haircuts to recoup

and when people just take from you it’s a lot of work,” she says. “You don’t expect them to come through the roof. Who knows the minds of these people and what they do?”

The damage to the Richmond Mall is likely to cost $2000, says Belinda.

Because it was raining, some water leaked through the hole in the roof.

Belinda has already been in discussions with Nelson Alarms about how they can prevent access on to the roof in future.

“We will be blocking off that area in some way or form so people can’t access it. Apart from this there are some children who come on to the roof and put cones on it and it’s quite dangerous. We’ve got fans, air con units and skylights and if people walk on the wrong area they can fall right through to the mall.

It’s not a play place.”

Police say a break-in through the roof was not a common occurrence at all.

They have conducted scene examinations and are reviewing CCTV footage.

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Nelson's Nicola Pugh has won a trip to the "Ellen" show in Los Angeles next month, the latest in a long line of competition wins. Photo: Andrew Board.

Nicola Pugh could be Nelson’s luckiest person.

She has been regularly winning major competitions and prizes since she was 16 and in the last six months she’s won two separate trips to the United States, the latest to the Ellen show in Los Angeles next month.

Her secret? Putting in an effort when most people “can’t be bothered”.

“I enter the competitions that require a little bit of effort and work because I don't think many others enter them.

But I only enter the ones that I really want to win,” she says.

Nicola says her first major win was when she was 16 and she got to appear in the music video of her “favourite band at the time”, although she refused to say who it was “because it’s too embarrassing”.

She’s also won plenty of concert tickets, even backstage, and travelled with

Opshop when they played ten gigs in ten different towns and cities in the one day to celebrate ten years of New Zealand music month.

Last year she won a trip to Las Vegas for the I Heart Radio concert, featuring the top 40 musicians of last year and others like Elton John and Queen.

To win the latest trip to LA and the Ellen Show, hosted by Ellen DeGeneres, she made a video of herself jumping off the Auckland Sky Tower to show her love of the Ellen show.

That beat the efforts of one North Island man who had the Ellen logo tattooed on his body.

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Car club celebrates 50 years The Nelson Vintage Car Club’s 50th anniversary celebrations were tied in with Heritage Week, which seems fitting for the Topliss family whose own family heritage traces back to the club’s beginning.

The late George Topliss was one of the Nelson Vintage Club’s founding members, and his two sons David and Richard are current members, along with grandson James. The trio were in attendance for the 50th anniversary, which culminated in a “gymkhana” and public open day at Richmond Park on Sunday, after a rally through the Moutere to Motueka on Saturday.

George’s 1926 Morris Bull Nose was used in the club’s very first rally in 1964, and it was there again 50 years later, driven by grandson James.

“This was his car and it’s been in the family ever since,” says Richard. “James had the opportunity to drive it in the 50th rally. It was a great opportunity to bring it out.”

George was an engineer by trade, and his interest in vintage cars finally led to ownership in the 60s when he bought the Morris Bull Nose in Blenheim, following the Picton Car Rally. “His father was an engineer too and mechanical things such as cars were always in his life. He brought this over to Nelson and restored it. He had a number of cars but this was his first one. He enjoyed old cars and the engineering of them.”

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David, James and Richard Topliss with their 1926 Morris Bull Nose at the open day for the Nelson Vintage Car Club’s 50th anniversary. Photo: Phillip Rollo. well-known for owning included a 1924 Rolls Royce and a 1943 Rover and were also on show.

“Dad used the Rolls, once he restored it, virtually until the day he died, so Richard had the Morris until James has started using it,” says David.

David and Richard remember going for rides in the vintage cars with their parents, sitting in the dickie seat of the Morris. However, the membership of the club was much smaller back then.

“People used to ring up their friends and we’d go out for a picnic very regularly,” he says. “That was in the 1960s and 70s.

You basically had to be a restorer to get a car going. These days you can buy a restored car and that’s the big change.”

Just like their father before them, David and Richard agree that the early exposure to motoring is what created the interest in vintage cars. “I suppose

we were just brought up with them as kids. They’re quite different to drive compared to a modern car. With a modern car you just turn the key and you can drive, with these you’re continually changing the spark timing, the fuel mixture, so it’s certainly not automatic,” says Richard, before David chimed in with his answer. “It’s such an interesting era. They were all so different in the 20s and 30s in particular. They were so innovative in coming up with new ideas and it’s great to keep an old vehicle running.”

Richard says the membership of the club would be close to 250, which was a tribute to the work George and the original committee had done in the early days.

“And there are people who were still there from those earlier days, it’s just amazing.”

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Stuart Pope and Pauline Jansen at The Copier Company's offical opening.

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Vanessa Cooper, Kylie Thawley and Sophie Marshall at the launch of Blush.

Sharron Wetere, Kate Bradley and Pauline Sidon at The Copier Company's offical opening.

Bestman and bridesmaid at the Burnett's wedding, Roger King and Margaret Marshall.

Kristen Burton and Rebekah Heslop at the launch of Blush magazine at the Boathouse.

Rachael Taylor, Romy Harney, Joy Anderson and Joy Oakly at Nelson Soroptimist's 50th anniversary.

Aylis and Bill Burnett at their 60th wedding anniversary at Smugglers on Saturday.

This week we had photos sent in from Luke Marshall at the Blush Magazine launch at the Boathouse. Later in the week we went to the official opening of The Copier Company's new office and, on Saturday, Aylis and Bill Burnett's 60th wedding anniversary. Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos at your event or party give us a call on 548 4949. or you can email us at editorial@nelsonweekly. co.nz.

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Air New Zealand: Would probably be in the best interest of Air NZ to offer a simple flight discount for “medical” related flights, such as those specified requiring travel by DHB. This is simple enough to do, so the real question is why would a subsidised airline (supported in part by tax money) not offer discounts for DHB related flights?

Moreover, the ideology that keeps being presented that “free market” will address the need/issue is pathetic, as anyone who has taken Macroeconomics knows full well there is no such thing as free market.

Air NZ, shame on you for not even trying to address the obvious need for medical related travel dictated by DHBs. I’m not suggesting everyone can just get 20 per cent discount on flights because they are visiting a hospital, but when DHBs define the requirement. ACC covers the medical costs, it is serious price gouging that keeps airlines ticketing travellers at that rate. nelsoniantraveler (via nelsonweekly.co.nz).

Salisbury School’s declining roll: Declining roll (which the Ministry controls) is just another way for the Ministry to shut this school down.

For any struggling parent who needs to get their daughter into this school, you actually have the right to insist this is the only appropriate option you will accept. I have dealt with the Ministry for my own son and have had success through the Residential Schools McKenzie (closed by Ministry) and Westbridge. Residential Schools have skilled resources 24/7 and they can influence positive behavioural changes. As a parent you simply don’t have the energy and patience to provide the

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specialist support that a residential school can. Mark (via nelsonweekly.co.nz).

I can’t see how it can stay open with so few pupils. Brenda Kenny.

How much is it costing to run for a mere 17 students?

Alison Lonsdale.

The government has changed the rules for eligibility of enrolment. Of course the roll has decreased.

It is such a pity that the people who make these decisions do not realise the benefits so many girls and families have received from Salisbury. Salisbury will be forced to close and the so-called wraparound services will also cease after a period of time, and then what? Carol Stewart.

Hekia couldn’t close it before so they’ve changed tack to make it harder to get in.

That’s not to say their services are needed any less, it means national have invented criteria that is harder to reach. Sharon Nicholls.

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Off to Gallipoli When Derek Milton was just a boy he didn’t know what the dawn service was. He just knew it was very dark outside and that it was something special for his grandfather Jack Sloan to attend. “There were all of these ex soldiers marching along in virtual quietness and it was quite eerie. I remember going down and watching it and seeing my grandfather do that,” he says.

“Growing up, I always had a really strong bond with my grandfather and I remember going to a couple of the dawn services as a young child with him.”

Having been announced as a successful applicant in the ballot to attend the 100th anniversary of the ANZAC landings in Gallipoli next year, Derek and his wife Donnella will be remembering Jack at the battlegrounds he fought on a century ago. “I’m really privileged to go. It’s a heck of an honour to be there. We’ve been attending the Mapua Anzac Day Service for quite a few years.

If we hadn’t got in it wouldn’t have been the be all and end all, but we always planned to go there one day and see where he landed and where he fought. It’s a heck of a place apparently.”

A total of 9851 applicants entered the ballot to attend the 100th anniversary of the ANZAC landings in Gallipoli next year. The 950 double passes have been allocated and 100 special passes have been held back to be issued to special representatives at a later date. All of the successful applicants must pay their own way and their accommodation. However, entry to the services is free.

Derek plans to go to Gallipoli in memory of his late grandfather, who died in 1982. Jack, originally from Invercargill, was a sapper, a soldier who performed a variety of military engineering duties.

“He talked about it and had lots of stories. He was wounded in a place called Flers in France. He sustained a machine gun bullet

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Derek says Jack admitted he was “absolutely terrified” of the war. “It was a shocking experience. He was certainly anti-war because of what he’d seen over there.”

His favourite story was when his grandfather was sent out to collect bodies during a cease fire.

“He shared a Turkish coffee and a cigarette with one of the Turkish soldiers. Then it was back to the lines shooting one another.

It just seems so bizarre; they’re out there killing each other and then shared a cigarette and a coffee. He was a very outgoing guy, was really friendly and just loved people.”

Derek and Donnella will take Jack’s Gallipoli medal, which is dated 1915, to the 100th anniversary. “It’s definitely going with us as a memory of him. We’re just so privileged and honoured to go.”

Derek and Donnella Milton will be attending the 100th anniversary of the ANZAC landings in Gallipoli next year, where Derek will remember his grandfather Jack Sloan. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Last week we were really disappointed to catch 16 drink drivers in our weekend operation and the district commander was quoted in the media saying we would be keeping a close eye on this.

This past weekend we had the Traffic Alcohol Group working from 3am on both Saturday and Sunday mornings and on both days they came across drivers who I consider a real risk to public safety.

The first, a 53 year old Richmond man with 15 previous convictions for drink driving, blew 782 mic, almost double the legal alcohol limit. He was out and about at 3.30 am.

At exactly the same time on Sunday morning they came across a young man who, at just 22 years of age, already had four previous convictions for drink driving.

When people keep making the same stupid decisions as these two clearly have it really worries me that it’s only a matter of time before they kill or maim some innocent person. As it was, the younger of these two drivers continued to demonstrate his poor decision-making abilities by fleeing from the officer at high speed and crashing seconds later.

Thankfully he was unharmed in the crash, however he has done significant damage to other people’s property.

My staff have the unfortunate job of dealing with the repercussions of other people’s poor decisions on virtually a daily basis and it can be a very unpleasant job.

Families’ and friends’ worlds crumble before their eyes and even innocent bystanders with no connection to the parties involved suffer from the trauma of what they have seen.

None of this has to happen and the solution is simple - if you’re going to drink make a plan for getting home that doesn’t involve driving. If you know someone who is regularly taking risks by drinking and driving, give us a call and hopefully we can stop them before too much damage is done.

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The family movie night was a “great success” with dozens of families turning up on the rainy evening to enjoy the animated movie, “Planes”. Jean Phipps, of Grace Church, says it was a really good turn-out of families.

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4 Gladstone Road, Richmond (Opposite Mobil)

Ph 544 1014 serviced or are looking to improve the performance of your street car, stock car, race car or heavy machinery, Richmond Exhaust and Radiator Specialists are the team for the

job.

They offer full exhaust replacement and repairs, perform fabrication work and can create custom exhausts for anything and everything.

Cars Trucks Tractors Vintage Cars Marine Engines All the best Bradley and Sheena Sheena and Bradley Evans, owners of Richmond Radiator and Exhaust Specialists.

Bradley and Sheena Evans have been the owners of Richmond Exhaust and Radiator Specialists for one year, continuing the excellent service provided by Bradley’s father Barry who started the business 21 years ago.

Ph: 547 5663 11/74 Quarantine Road Tahunanui

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A lack of maintenance is the biggest cause of over-heating problems in vehicles and Richmond Exhaust and Radiator Specialists have the expertise and experience to ensure your engine stays cool. Whether you need your road car

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‘The best place to take a leak!’

Stacy Bint is their exhaust technician and has a flare for custom fabrication and performance enhancement on anything from Hot Rods to brand new vehicles.

They work on trucks, tractors, custom race cars, domestic, performance and vintage vehicles. You name it, they can fit an exhaust on it.

That flexibility also applies to radiators. Bradley is their radiator specialist and can repair as well as replace. He can make anything, from your little car heaters radiator right through to radiators for log haulers, diggers and trucks to your daily commuter.

Their competitive advantage comes from Bradley’s 19 years

experience in the radiator industry. He was trained by oldschool technicians who worked on early vintage vehicles, and his skills go as far as hand fabricating and making a vintage radiator from scratch.

“A lot of places will say no it’s stuffed, throw it away - you need to get another one. But if it’s repairable I’m your man,”

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Service Station and Workshop.

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Proud supporters of 4 Gladstone Road, Richmond the Wanderers

Because We Are Car Enthusiasts!

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Ph 544 1014 Stockiplstsac of e to ‘The best take a leak!’

Stacy Bint, Knoxy, Bradley and Sheena Evans are the team at Richmond Radiator and Exhaust Specialists. says Bradley.

Richmond Exhaust and Radiator Specialists are a part of the Adrad National Radiators network, which carries the most extensive range of engine cooling products in New Zealand, from complete radiators and radiator tanks to radiator cores. There are 20 shops within the network and Richmond

Exhausts and Radiators are the shop for the whole of the top of the South Island, from Kaikoura and West Coast north. As well as supplying products, the Adrad network means you, as a customer, can get assistance anywhere in New Zealand.

Richmond Exhaust and Radiator Specialists likes all interactions

• Total rebuilds • Rust repairs • Total rebuilds • Collision repairs • Chassis & structural repairs • Custom repairs repairs • Plastic welding & bonding • Collision

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Ph 544 1014

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with customers to be light-hearted, honest and friendly. Their commitment to providing people with a genuine service is evident in their attitude towards quoting on work.

“We would rather over quote and talk in worst-case-scenario than underestimate to get the job in the door, because our priority is honesty, happy customers and quality products. Our pricing includes GST, not plus GST, so there are no hidden costs,” Sheena says.

“We respect our customers knowledge as they know their vehicle best and we ask questions to help with our diagnosis.”

Or, if you fancy yourself a fair hand at servicing your own vehicle, you can source parts through Richmond Exhaust and Radiator Specialists.

They have a large stock of parts with

over 100 radiators on the shelf and can order in what they don’t have.

If the part can’t be sourced then their expert team can custom-craft a part to suit your requirements.

Their wealth of knowledge and experience within the industry, not to mention their passion for cars and motor sport, gives them confidence that, whatever the job, they are the team to do it.

Bringing your vehicle to Richmond Exhaust and Radiator Specialists assures reasonable prices and quality service - guaranteed.

As Bradley says, “If it’s not good enough for my car, it’s not good enough for yours.”

Meet the team at 4 Gladstone Road or phone 544 1014 and find out how much better your car can run when you put it in their expert hands.

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A Stoke teen is encouraging the public to get behind her in an online competition, as she hopes to take the next step in her music career.

Jessie Leov, 19, who is in her second year studying pop music at the University of Auckland, has entered a contest on the audience.co.nz, where a monthly winner will win $10,000 funding from NZ on Air, as long as they haven’t had previous NZ on Air funding.

Nelson band Little Oceans and singer Johnnie Cameron won the competition last year, and Jessie hopes she can be the next one to add her name to the list.

“I guess over the last year I’ve just been trying to get myself out there. I’ve had a few gigs in Auckland but this is kind of step one in getting some exposure,” the former Nayland College student says. “Most months the winner gets NZ on Air funding of $10,000, which would help a lot.”

Because the competition is dictated by the number of votes, Jessie is hoping the support of her hometown can help her cause. “The hard thing is getting people to vote every day.”

Jessie’s first musical experience came as an eight year old involved in a school production, and it was just four years later that she decided music was the path she wanted to follow for a career. “When I was about

Stoke teen Jessie Leov is encouraging the public to vote for her in an online music competition, where a monthly winner has the potential to win $10,000 funding from NZ on Air. Photo: Phillip Rollo 12-13 I realised music was my thing and that’s what I wanted to do. I got into song writing and then I thought I may as well study it. The Auckland course is really song-writing focussed, so I decided to go.”

Jessie hopes to play more live gigs during the rest of the year, and regularly plays during her holidays in Nelson in order to help fund her career. “It’s a lot easier in Auckland. Especially with my degree because a lot of my lecturers are well connected and they’ve helped me a lot

with opportunities.”

The talented singer/song-writer describes her style as “alternative”, and her music can be found at www.theaudience. co.nz/jessie-leov/vows/, which is also where you can vote. If Jessie was to win, she says she would use the funding for recording a single.

Earlier this month Jessie was the recipient of Sowing the Seeds of Success, which is run

by Newstalk ZB. She received funding to buy recording gear for her home studio.

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MAC111 Ltd is a Nelson owned and operated company specialising in the repair of Mac/Apple products and all smart phone brands. Jontaine is a Certified Mac Technician with experience and up to date technological advice - an expert in his field. We are an emergency repair service offering efficient and affordable repairs, as our home office is located in central Nelson allowing greater flexibility for “working hours”. If your device has a cracked or damaged screen, faulty hardware/software or is water damaged and is not function-

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Business environments keeps changing all the time, therefore you need a business software which can keep up with the changes and at the same time to be affordable. Khan Software Ltd has been making business software since 1986 for clients in New Zealand, Australia and the UK. They have a range of standard business software, but most of their clients use custom-designed softwares. Their approach is to make business programs to fit the business which are easy to use and affordable. Khan Software provide the total package if required, including computer hardware, networking and software. All the softwares can be modified in future and modules can be added to existing software as required. All the support is via phone, email and web based pc-connection. No job is too big or too small. Give Shafid Khan a call on 03 528-8585 for a free, no-obligation quote or advice.

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ing; it is highly likely we can repair it. With technology being so important in our everyday lives, we realise you need your device back as soon as possible, so we do our utmost to provide a fast, friendly, genuine repair service that can also do insurance assessments. To contact Mac 111 Ltd please call Jontaine on 548 1618 or 027 548 1618 or email mac111repairs@icloud.com.

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Twenty four hours a day, seven days a week, your website is working its butt off for you - or at least it should be. From simple information sites to deeply interactive, money-gathering online shops, websites continue to reinvent the way we interact with our customers. At HotHouse they’ve spent over 10 years developing, refining and delivering web solutions. Every business is unique and they have had the pleasure of accruing enormous experience across a range of industries. HotHouse re-

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act quickly and with a hard-won understanding of your business environment, and craft web solutions that are relevant specifically to your business and your budget. The web never stays still – constant innovation is required to keep your website communicating in a contemporary way. But that doesn’t necessarily mean you need to completely rebuild – there’s all sorts of widgets and additions that can refresh your site overnight. Most importantly, as a full service design agency, they offer a 360 degree brand approach to website solutions. Because you don’t need just a website – your need your business brand online, engaging and interacting with your customers, and potential customers, every moment of every day.

Cartridge World offers you the rare opportunity to save money and save the environment at the same time! Their swap and go cartridges offer up to 50% saving on the price of new ink and laser cartridges by trading your empty cartridge for a refilled one. If quality is a concern, you can rest assured knowing that Cartridge World owners Deborah and Greg Waddington offer a money back guarantee on all refilled cartridges. “Sometimes new customers are a little bit dubious about how their refilled cartridges will perform, but once they try them, they wouldn’t consider any other option,” says Deborah. “If you do need a new cartridge, we stock a full range to suit almost any printer.” Cartridge World is happy to accept any old cartridges for refilling or just for recycling, so if you have any lying around you don’t need to throw them out.

With state of the art technology, Nelson Plastics can create 3D and 2D high quality shapes and designs only limited by your imagine. If you have a design in mind they can create it. If the pattern doesn’t exist, Nelson Plastics can custom design the templates. With the choice of colour acrylics you can create a one-off object or a complete run of items. Along with laser cutting Nelson Plastics can also offer engraving directly onto acrylic, or even create a sign for display purposes.

Brochure holders, boat windscreens, secondary glazing - you name it and they can do it in plastic to suit your needs. Give the team a call on 548 5863, or visit www.nelsonplastics.co.nz and be astounded by what can be created.

We stock and make all types of Business programmes Payroll system, Debtors & Invoicing Cashbook, Workshop system, Finance Stock system, Point of Sale system and hundreds of other systems.

We make new programmes or modify existing programmes to suit your needs Our programmes are used From Kawakawa to Stewart Island

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The first thing you need is to engage your clients online. There is a powerful difference - and we’d like to explain it to you.

Call 545 7995 and ask for Jane.

Designers for business 03 545 7995 • jane@hothouse.co.nz

Specialist CNC Laser Cutting, Engraving and Fabricating We specialise in custom design and fabrication.

We will turn your idea into a digital drawing and then laser cut and engrave that onto plastics, wood, glass, marble even stainless steel.

We can use existing logos or design from scratch to suit your needs.

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Spot the difference.

There are 10 differences.

Can you spot them all?

How does the easter bunny stay fit?

EGG-xercis e and HARE-rob ics!

Add some colour to brighten me up!

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Gardens of the World ‘Bunny Hunt’

Help ‘Chicky’ find his way to his easter bonnet and then colour it in!

Nelson Roller Skating  Open everyday 1-3pm

during school holidays  Open every weekend 1-3pm  $8 entry (includes skate hire)  Friday Night Roller Discos resume May 2

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Are you looking for quality Afterschool or Holiday Childcare? Chillout aims to provide recreational, fun and stimulating activities to meet the interests Find out more: Nayland Park Pool Rd, Nayland, Nelsonbetween five and thirteen. Parents, ofNayland children aged Ph: 03 547 0292 www.naylandpool.co.nz you may be eligible for a WINZ subsidy!

HOLIDAY April Nayland Chillout Holiday Programme • Eggstravagansa • Bowling • Chill Out birthday party • Amazing Race • Mini golf • Chill Out Carnival Contact Devon on 547 0292 or 022 676 6292

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Nelson Netball Centre Canteen Nelson Netball Centre is currently accepting proposals from individuals/companies to utilise the current canteen facilities at the Saxton Field Netball Courts during the 2014 Netball Season.

The successful candidate will sell their own product to our clientele, and pay a monthly fee and/or percentage of profit to Nelson Netball Centre.

For more information, or to submit your proposal, please contact Chelsea Routhan, Nelson Netball Centre Manager on 547 4450, 027 496 4956 or email chelsea@nelsonnetball.co.nz.

Proposals will be accepted until 5pm, 18 April 2014 An efficient, thriving and enjoyable netball community ‘Together achieving’ He tangata He tangata He tangata

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Karters ready for NZ champs

Amongst the 160 entries for this weekend’s Kartsport New Zealand National Sprint Championship are eight Nelson drivers, who are heading across to Blenheim to test themselves against the country’s best.

This will be the first time that Josh Bradley (cadet), Hannah Ross (rotax junior) and Kevin Barker (rotax heavy) have entered the Cresswell Electrical National Championship, while the more experienced drivers Jarod Fisher (junior restricted), Clarke McFadzien (junior rotax), Brendon Gridley (rotax heavy), Matt Butchard (KZ2), and Teneill Rasmussen (rotax

Kartsport drivers Brendon Gridley, Matt Butchart, Kevin Barker and Teneill Rasmussen will compete in the Cresswell Electrical 2014 KSNZ National Sprint Championship over Easter Weekend Photo: Kyle McPhee. light) will be expecting some strong results, having competed there before.

All the Nelson drivers are

Out for Coffee Flock into Alchemy Arts

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Kat’z Coffee & Food fantastic views, great food and service.

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Come and check us out next to the warehouse !

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While netballers had ordered a fine weekend for the annual Geraldine Hodgson Tournament, most pundits would have been hard pushed to think the sun would be shining, considering the weather forecast.

However, in true “GH Tournament” weather conditions, a successful tournament came to pass.

Thirty teams competed in five grades over the two days. As there were only four entries in the A Grade, the teams played only on Sunday. A round robin was played with four quarters of ten minutes. Central Men from Blenheim won the grade, as they swept all before them with their physical presence and sheer speed through court. While Jacks OPD had the experience of the Mainland Super Club competition some weeks ago, Sunday’s games were another opportunity to fine-tune their roster.

Coach Robyn Leonard was happy with the progress of her players. She saw them adjust to the different dynamics within their team, and “dig themselves out of situations”. While mid-courter Tineil Stevenson played her good steady game, and defender Anna Miles gave 100 per cent throughout, it was debutant Lucy Ingam who came in for special praise. Lucy moved really nicely,

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Nelson College for Girls goal shoot, Abbey Franklin, pulls down a pass at Saxton Field over the weekend.

Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport. presented strongly and displayed a variety of passes. Jacks went on to defeat Prices Pharmacy A and Prices Pharmacy Black, to finish second.

Prices A had the minimum seven players at their disposal and coach Mandy Whiting said they played well. While game time has been limited, the team had been concentrating on fitness training to date. The team’s performances showed promise for the forthcoming

season, given the fact that there are a number of new recruits.

Prices Black coach Jane Andrew, says there were a number of “good things” that came out of the day’s play. It was pretty daunting for some as they made their Premier debuts. Bex Watene, more accustomed to a shooting role, made an excellent transition to the GD bib and looked to be establishing a formidable partnership with Paige Pointon. Sixteen year old, Ariana Te Kawa – Wiremu handled her step up to the elite grade with aplomb.

Nelson College for Girls had the perfect record when they went through round robin play undefeated. The college team defeated Stoke in the semi final 19-13 on the back of some superb shooting

by Abbey Franklin. Abbey displayed increased strength, maturity and accuracy to dominate the offensive third, while Ellie Bell was a dynamic feeder who drove to consistently hit the circle edge to provide quality ball for her shooters. Kea McGuinnetty at wing defence, caused havoc on the outside of the circle. Youngsters Charlotte Timms and Helen Dale put in creditable performances as they put up their hands as a “pick me” to coach Kathryn Orange.

After a mediocre first half, the score was locked at 4 all when Nelson met Garin College in the final. A number of positional changes paid off and Nelson came away with the B Grade as they pulled out to a 14-7 win.

Try something new this year We welcome two new tutors to our programme.

Vegan culinary educator and food writer Maddy Bellcroft is offering Whole Food classes to teach delicious recipes which focus on different meal times – breakfast, lunch and dinner.

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Juniors serve up top tennis Fishing

Despite the grim looking weather on Friday morning, the 2014 Nelson Junior Open went on without a hitch, and plenty of local players picked up victories.

Around 130 players from the ages 8 to 18 competed in 17 different events, which saw the Tasman Tennis Club in Richmond overflowing with players and parents enjoying both the atmosphere and the fantastic tennis. Entries from Wellington, Marlborough, Christchurch and the West Coast spiced up the tournament, giving our local players a run for their money.

Luke Brown of the Tasman Tennis Club won the boys 10s doubles with Jordan Edwards of Christchurch, but then lost to his partner in the singles final. Emma Langford and Rani McGuire took out the girls 10s doubles, beating Stoke pair Grace Meehan and Hannah Young. The singles was then

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You don’t have to be a weather guru likely to find those big shy snapper. to realise that our recent run of Remember it may take a couple of warm weather might be ending. The hours of patience. weekend has seen a small amount Rumour also has it that there were of rain, with a much larger amount some double digit fish caught in Mapredicted all this week. This will see hau sound last weekend in 20 feet of the water temperature that has kept water. Several Dawnbreaker boats good numbers of fish in Tasman also ventured down to D’urville in Bay drop. While the snapper num- search of kingfish and groper but bers may drop off somewhat, there found them hard to come by. Alare still good numbers of gurnard though they did do well with blue and terakhi to be had at The Glen.

A few snapper were still about Rabbit Island and the Boulder Bank but not in huge numbers.

This would suggest that the fish are moving out to deeper water, and there have been reports of some good fishing around Pepin Island in about 30m of water to Mathew Jobe with a nice Gurnard caught off The back this theory. Glen.

The best bait that seems to be working at the moment cod and other species of fish. is the old stinky kind that has been The long range forecast isn’t great in the freezer a while. Barracouda for the next week with more rain exseemed to be especially popular pected right up till Easter Saturday. with the snapper last week, as they It will take some time for the dirty water to clear in Tasman Bay and wouldn’t touch much else.

Kenepuru has been much "hit and the Inner Sounds once this passes. miss" this season, but over the last During and after this time you will couple of weeks some xos snapper need to be very cautious when boathave been caught. One of the best ing, as there will be heaps of debris ways to fish Kenepuru is to use a in the waterways and usually some stray line rig with 7/0 hooks and a ¼ of it will be large and partially suboz sinker on the incoming tide dur- merged. Hopefully the weather will ing the change of light, with plenty clear for at least a couple of days of salmon burley flowing. Cast these over Easter, otherwise a few wives rigs as far as you are able, from the will need sedatives to calm down rear of the boat into the burley the fishermen in their lives and trail, as this is where you are more claim their sanity back.

Nicole Mairs competes at the Nelson Junior Open at the Tasman Tennis Club on Friday. Photo: Phillip Rollo. won by Farrah Richards of Nelson.

In the girls 14s doubles, local pair Nicole Mairs and Amy Hurst got the better of Jordan Berry and Anna Crimp. Henry Neas and Ben Petley were victorious in the boys 18s doubles event. The 14 year old boys singles had the largest entry tally of the competition, with 27 players competing for the title.

Number three seed Ben Hazlett

of Nelson had a fantastic competition, beating the number one and two seeds en route to the championship.

Sean Zumbraegel of Christchurch, who was number 2 seed and last year’s winner, lost to Henry Neas of Nelson 1-6, 7-5, 6-0 in the boys 18s singles.

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Rugby in the blood for the Havili family Around the house David Havili would call him dad, but he admits it’s a bit strange calling him that on the rugby field too.

Last year was the first time David and his father Bill played for Nelson in the same match. They even went on to win the Tasman Trophy as team-mates.

And it appears the family connection will continue this year but with one more addition.

Bill, David, and younger sibling William, all played for Galbraith Nelson in Saturday’s win over Stoke – the first win of the season.

Bill, who at 47 years old is a former Nelson Bays winger, came on as a flanker, 19 year old David, a current New Zealand Under-20 trialist, played at second-five, and 15 year old Nelson College student William was also a late substitute, having sat on the bench the week before in the loss to Wanderers.

Playing together in the same team was a proud and special moment for the Havili family, but David is still confused as to what he should call Bill on the field. “It was a bit weird, I’d normally call him dad but then I started calling him by his name on the field as if he was

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ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS A fun & practical ten week course in the basics of Italian pronunciation & communicationwith a dash of culture & music. Weds 7-8pm, Club Italia, 9 Trafalgar St. Next session begins 30 April. Bookings required.

To enrol or info Joe Rifici 545-6046 BROADGREEN HISTORIC HOUSE, Nayland Rd. Exhibition open daily 6 April-4 May. "A Path Well Travelled" Moving through History. How did people travel locally in the 1800s?

THE MELROSE SOCIETY needs your unwanted treasure for their annual Heritage Week sale during April. All proceeds used for restoration/maintenance of historic Melrose House, Brougham St. Items may be left at the cafe - open daily 9am5pm. Ph. 548 7269 NELSON PROVINCIAL MUSEUM: On until 2 June: Canterbury Quakes and Starting with Plants BABY & TODDLER Clothing Extravaganza Sale 3 May. Book your tables now.

Mel 547 4677 / 0210 295 4514. Secondhand Tables $20 HOLIDAY PROGRAMME for under fives. Richmond Kindergarten. 22 April - 1 May, 9am-3pm. Special theme days alongside normal kindergarten activities.

Phone 544 5588 or email richkindi@xtra. co.nz to enrol your child.

STOKE SENIORS: Weds April 16: Quiz. All welcome; Thurs April 17: Easter Lunch at 12 pm. Cost: $10. Please book; Weds April 23: St. George's Day. Speciality English Lunch at midday. $10. Please book. Musical entertainment by Anne Spear & Maureen Sidwell at 1.30pm.

Don't forget to wear red, white & blue!; Most weekly concerts/events start @ 1.30pm with admission charge of $3 (unless otherwise stated). This includes Entertainment & Afternoon Tea in the Stoke Seniors Hall, 548 Main Rd, Stoke.

"LEST WE FORGET" The Nelson Male Voice Choir in concert, Anzac Day afternoon, Old St. John's Church in Hardy St, 2pm. Guest Artists, Sarah Stack flautist & David Todd tenor horn. Enjoy our first Concert of the year at our new venue.

Tickets-Adults $20, Under 18 $5, Under 10 free. Available Nelson School of Music, Rainey House Collingwood St, Summit Real Estate Stoke, Richmond Mall.

NELSON PHILATELIC SOCIETY: The club for stamp collectors & philatelists. Come & share our open day 10-3pm, Stoke School, Sat 17 May. URSULA LEWIS from the Ministry of Social Development Senior Service (WINZ) speaking at Nelson Cathedral, Tues 29 April, 7pm.

SPIRITUAL AWARENESS CLASSES for beginners only Sun 7pm 5 weeks, 27 April-25 May, healing the aura meditation all aspects of spirit call Violet 039700057 vtspiritenvoy@yahoo.com NELSON DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP meet Fri 2 May, 1.30-3pm, Nick Smith's Rooms, 544 Waimea Rd, Annesbrook. Speaker, Cherie Thomas on Prevention of falls. Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation. Phone Joan, 548 6263.

INTRODUCTION TO MEDITATION Training in Happiness: 25 April, 7pm, Meditation advice for finding peace & happiness in daily life. $5 Half-Day Course-Experiencing Kindness: 26 April, 10am. Learn how to improve your love for others. $25. Hearing Association, 354 Trafalgar Sq. MeditateInNelson.org. All welcome.

WAIMARAMA COMMUNITY GARDEN SEED SWAP. All welcome.

Sat 26 April, 11.30am FREE workshop "Learn how to make & keep a weed-free garden & grow juicy vegetables" Followed by Seed Swap from 1pm-3pm Bring seeds to swap or share.

NELSON ALzHEIMERS SOCIETY, High Tea, to celebrate Mother's Day, Tues 6 May, The Boathouse, Wakefield Quay. $20, tickets available at Hurst & Taylor Phcy, Stoke, Richmond Mall information desk, & Alzheimers office, 319 Hardy St, Nelson. A fundraiser for support work for sufferers of Dementia & their carers.

STOKE PLAYCENTRE ANNUAL FUNDRAISER: Takeaway Hangi: 3 meat, veg and stuffing. Sat 3 May, 5pm pick up, $10 tickets available from 544 2191 or NELSON.PLAYCENTRES@ xtra.co.nz THE ANzAC ExPERIENCE. 25-27 April. 10am-4pm, Founders Heritage Park, Nelson. Experience the sights, sounds & smells of First World War trenches, a working field kitchen, bunk room & first aid room. Join the' Resistance Challenge' & try the 'Uncrackable Code Competition'.

Children's fete, 'Walls of Remembrance' static displays, street performances, storyboards, multi-media projection, live poetry readings & more.

REGULAR EVENTS NELSON TASMAN BEEKEEPERS: Club meets first Wed each month 7pm Waimea Lounge, Richmond A&P Showgrounds Lower Queen St Richmond .

New members are welcome to attend. www.nelsonbeekeepers.org.nz ENGLISH CONVERSATION GROUP for ESL speakers, Weds 4.306pm, Trinity Church (at the back right hand door), 64 Nile St, next to Nelson Central School. Students, locals & visitors welcome for informal conversation, & a cup of tea, coffee. Rachael 021 0268 6970.

MONEY EDUCATION: Free, fun, informative talks available to groups.

Learn some tricks & tips. Money topic and duration is flexible. Call Lisa - Nelson Budget Service Ph. 5469021 to book for your group.

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