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Nelson lines up Wallabies for cup clash Andrew Board
its five pool games will be moved to other South Is“Australia v Italy at Tra- land host cities – includfalgar Park”. It has a nice ing possibly Nelson. ring to it, doesn’t it? Nel- An official announceson’s top politicians cer- ment on where the games tainly think so. will go is due to be made They are pushing hard by the end of March. But to secure the top clash in the South Island only has Nelson as Rugby World three remaining host citCup organisers look for ies: Dunedin, Invercargill options afand Nelson. ter stripping Susan ColeChristchurch man, Rugby of its games The hosting of Italy World Cup makes the Austral- coordinator this spring. Nelson is all- ian game is a par- for Nelson but assured ticularly good fit. City Council, of hosting a would make – Nick Smith. third Rugby no comment World Cup game this on the issue but Nelson September but whether clearly has the capability it’s the two-time world to host another match. champion Wallabies is yet The Tasman Rugby Union to be decided. and NCC has been wideLast week prime minis- ly praised for its efforts ter John Key announced in hosting two Super 15 that Christchurch would games at late notice earlilose hosting rights for er this month and Nelson its seven games during is leading other regions in the tournament, due to its organisation for its two damage at AMI Stadium confirmed matches. in the quake-stricken The sunshine city also city. Its two quarter final has political backing. Its games have been moved SEE PAGE 2 to Auckland, but three of
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PICK ME: Nelson College preparatory students George Johnson, Jake Danson, Finn Thompson, all 12, and Harvey Barron, 11, will be competing at Parliament House against the top brains in NZ. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Nelson’s lit quiz whizzes to take on the nation Answering questions against 23 other teams from Nelson, Marlborough and Greymouth, Nelson College preparatory won the Kid’s Lit Quiz at Nelson Intermediate on Friday. Nelson College scored 89 points along with Waimea Intermediate 1 but won
the tie break, which the boys say was the toughest part, performing under pressure. Books and cash prizes were won on the day while the four boys also received $200 for winning. They also gain qualification in to the National competition where the win-
ner will battle international competition in Hamilton and get an allexpenses paid trip to the set of the Hobbit. Questions in the regional competition ranged from comic super heroes to authors of 18th century novels.
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The Robertson’s Collingwood St Trolley Derby is on this weekend. Do you race much?
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Nelson lines up Wallaby’s for world cup clash FROM PAGE 1 MP Nick Smith and mayor Aldo Miccio both issued statements last week saying they would do whatever they could to help bring another game to Nelson. Games that Nelson should be offering to host include the Italy v Australia match on 19 September and the Australia v Russia game on 1 October says Nick. “The relocation of the matches is a huge loss for Christchurch and I will
be making the point that Trafalgar Park is the second home of the Crusaders. Transferring games to Nelson has the advantage of being reasonably accessible to Canterbury’s thousands of rugby fans. “Working alongside the councils and Tasman Rugby Union I will be lobbying the Rugby World Cup Minister, the New Zealand Rugby Union and the IRB on the merits of Nelson hosting additional games,” he says. Aldo says Nelson has embraced the
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Free pregnancy massage offered Nelson naturopath and midwife Kathy Houghton is giving three pregnant Christchurch ladies a helping hand by giving a free one hour pregnancy massage. She says she would like to offer support to pregnant women from Christchurch. “Come and nurture yourself, relax and forget about your worries for a while.” Any women from 12 weeks pregnant until six weeks postnatal can call and the first three to do so will get a free massage. Call Kathy on 539 0644 or 021 025 43393.
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NEWS IN BRIEF • Friends of the Library will celebrate its 20th birthday tomorrow with an afternoon tea at the Elma Turner Library in Nelson. Deputy mayor Ali Boswijk will help celebrate with the Friends.
• The capacity of Nelson’s Trafalgar Park for the Rugby World Cup has dropped from 20,000 to 18,000, announced Nelson City Council communication manager Angela Ricker on Friday. The drop in seats is due to the placement of a big screen and food vendors on the embankment. The drop will not result in any current ticket holders missing out. • Six jobs will go at Nelson Marlborough District Health Board it was announced last week. The move is part of the boards “Rutherford Initiative” which aims to cut $20million from its spending. The roles will be disestablished from July 1, 2011. However, affected staff will have an opportunity to apply for four new roles established in this area, and any other advertised roles at the DHB. • The NCC is due to adopt the draft annual plan at a council meeting this Thursday.
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NCC help fund Nelson trolley derby film The Nelson City Council is throwing its support behind a movie, to the tune of $70,000. Kiwi Flyer is a family feel good movie about the annual Trolley Derby down Collingwood St, aimed at an audience of 5-14 year-olds and is tipped to have significant economic spin offs for the city. Council agreed to give equity funding because of the projected financial benefits to the city at an off peak shoulder period.
Executive manager of community services, Susan Coleman, says the production will involve the employment of local actors, crew and support staff, accommodation, food, equipment hire and a raft of other goods and services. Script writer and director Tony Simpson says Torrent Films pre-production and filming is entirely on location in Nelson will take place over 10 weeks in April and May.
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Drive sensibly and you can use 20 percent less fuel … and pocket the savings. That’s the upshot from Hyundai’s bold approach to last week’s AA Energywise Rally, which showed New Zealand could be $1.7 billion better off if we all played our part. Pie in the sky? That’s what the everyday Hyundai drivers thought before taking on the professionals over the tough four days driving from Auckland to Wellington and back. Everyone knows the eco-nuts can save buckets of fuel, but what about the average driver? The Hyundai driver and co-driver pairs all found a reduction in fuel consumption is not out of the question, even though conditions were atrocious on the grueling 1,770km rally route. Almost all of them managed to improve on the fuel efficiency factory rating of their vehicles, some nearly hitting the 20% improvement mark, with only 4 days of eco-driving experience up their sleeve by the end of the Rally. Beforehand, most were intimidated by the figures achieved by professional drivers, seeing those economy margins as out of reach. “Driving with fuel economy as a priority wasn’t something I’d thought about in the past; it was a totally new concept to me,” commented Sian Pro-
theroe, daily driver of a Hyundai and Hyundai pilot in the rally. “Looking at our results and how significantly we succeeded in increasing our fuel economy through being more aware of our driving style, means that there will be a change in my focus for the future.” Figures from Gull and the Ministry of Economic Development show New Zealand uses approximately $8.5 billion worth of fuel a year in road transport – meaning the nation could save $1.7b every year. “That’s the challenge we throw down to New Zealand,” said Tom Ruddenklau, Chief Operating Officer of Hyundai New Zealand. We chose to invite normal, everyday drivers to make up our rally team, just to see what is possible, and they surprised themselves. “This is not with absurdly miserly driving tactics, it’s just a matter of being sensible in the way we all go about our daily driving. And another positive spinoff: road safety also improves, at a time when the Police are promising another crackdown on speeding this holiday weekend. “Hats off to the Hyundai rally team for showing the rest of New Zealand what is possible,” said Mr Ruddenklau.
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Nelson woman survives twin earthquake disastars Jo Andrew was a shaken woman after living through the Christchurch earthquake, but just weeks later she relived it all again in Japan. Now back in Nelson Jo speaks with Andrew Board about her rattled nerves and why she returned home.
Jo Andrew still can’t decide whether she has so when this one hit I just looked at my boss good or bad luck. and said ‘you know where I have to be’. He was She lived through two massive earthquakes, good about it and I rushed home to make sure just weeks apart, but has walked away from they were fine. But we had students that were scared so I couldn’t stay home for long.” both unharmed. Her friends aren’t taking any risks though: “I’ve Jo says the quakes were “totally different”, in had messages on my Facebook page asking Christchurch it was like being in a car crash where I’m going next so people have enough but in Japan it was like you were being shaken warning to leave,” says Jo with a smile. up. The difference in communication was also Despite the jokes from friends Jo says survivsignificant. “In Christchurch I was at a friend’s ing the Christchurch and Japan earthquakes house 20 minutes after and watching the news is no laughing matter and she still struggles to on TV. In Japan all the power was out and the only communication was via Skype and Facesleep. Her rattled nerves make her grab a doorbook, social networking was our savior.” frame when her mind tricks her to thinking the Jo and Jon had no immediate plans to leave the earth is moving again. “It’s not easy, sometimes stricken nation after the quake but the risk of I stand there thinking was that another earthradiation quickly changed that. “With a todquake, or is it just in my mind.” dler, I wasn’t going to risk it, as news kept getJo grew up in Tahunanui and attended Nayland College before moving away, her famting worse we started to think about it. Then they issued warnings and the winds were comily still lives in her childhood home. She was alone in central Christchurch on February 22, ing from the north, that’s when we thought I in the city to sign up for a graduate diploma would leave with Makenzie. Then we heard the at the University of Canterbury. She says she SHAKEN FAMILY: Tahunanui’s Jo Andrew with her partner Jon Disher and school was closed so we booked tickets for all was shocked at the violent jolting and dam- daughter Makenzie back home after Jo survived the Christchurch and Japa- three of us and came home.” The family still has most of their possessions in age caused and left as soon as possible to avoid nese earthquakes. Photo: Andrew Board. getting in the way. “Christchurch was so violent and so as if it would never end. “We live on the third floor of an Japan, including two scooters which they lent to people quick, I was outside and could see the ground split below apartment building and it just went for so long, I thought who needed to travel and couldn’t use the trains or buses. me, but you didn’t have much time to think, it was just the building would collapse. During the last minute I was They are not sure how long they will stay in Nelson but just crying for it to stop.” survival instinct.” say they are enjoying the quiet of the top-of-the-south. Jo came back to Nelson to recover for a few days and the Jo seeked refuge under a door frame with her still sleep- “It’s been so nice being home, Makenzie doesn’t rememfollowing week returned to Yokohama, 30 km south of ing child and Jon, who works at an International School, ber anything of the earthquake and just thinks it’s a big Tokyo, where she lives with her partner Jon Disher and rushed home to make sure they were ok before having to adventure and people have been so nice to us, including daughter Makenzie. She says the Japanese earthquake was quickly get back to work. “The funny thing is that Jo was Paula’s Preschool who have taken her in at short notice.” a lot scarier because she was at home with her daughter a bit of a celebrity because she survived the Christchurch For now Jo says she will try to get some sleep and hope when the quake struck and the two minutes of shaking felt earthquake,” says Jon. “People kept asking her questions, that her bad luck ends and good luck continues.
We’re getting there - but we must keep clearing our air! Well done Nelson - we’ve all worked together to make huge improvements to our air quality so now let’s see it through!
Next older burner phase out is this year
The next phase out date for old enclosed burners (installed in the 1990’s) is set for 1 January 2012. This could include you if: • You live in airshed A or B1 including: the Hospital area, Bishopdale, Victory, Toi Toi, between the Colleges, Washington Valley, Tahunanui and the Tahunanui Hills south of The Cliffs and your burner was installed between 1996 and 1999. • You live in airshed B2 including: Stoke, Wakatu and Enner Glynn and your burner was installed between 1991 and 1995. There is financial assistance from Council to replace your old burner through the “Pay as you Heat” scheme but you need to register well before the phase out date. To register, contact Emsol on 538 0684, email cleanheat@ emsol.co.nz. Do it now and beat the last minute rush. To find out if this burner phase out affects you visit the website, www.nelsoncitycouncil.co.nz/air-quality.co.nz or call Council on 546 0200 for more information.
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Carolyn Callister, Easton Dowell, Pat Bowater and Casey Ogilvie. John and Nicole Hogan with daughter Poppy at Bowater Toyota.
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The Monaco Resort and WOW Museum were the places to be last Friday and Saturday night as the Nelson Musical Theatre hosted the New Zealand conference. All photos from the conference are courtesy of Neville Bennett Photography. We also have photos from Bowaters car give away last Friday night and from the Big Dig at Tahuna Beach. We love getting party invitations so please keep them coming, you can contact our photographers by calling 548 4949. See you again next week with more party photos.
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Dance crew excells at comps
Several Nelson dance crews has proved they can boogie with the best of them. Origin and Fuzion, two crews from Onset Hip Hop based at Fargher Academy of Dance, placed in the top three at the Street Dance New Zealand South Island and Wellington championships earlier this month. Nelson College for Girls student Lisa Dalziel, 17, is a member of Origin dance crew and says their result was a huge achievement. Origin missed out on first place by 0.01 points in the hotly contested varsity section, 13-17 year-olds, with a score of 7.29. The Wellington team that took out the varsity section, Emerge, represented New Zealand at the World Hip Hop Championships last year and are currently ranked ninth in the world. The judges described Origin’s two minute routine as powerful, high energy, creative and the whole package. Lisa says being involved in hip hop is a lot of fun, but it isn’t easy. “We train hard but play hard. It’s always good going to a competition knowing you’ve worked hard and you can get the rewards from working hard. It’s fun working hard up to a competition because we get to see how much we improve.”
DANCE MAD: Two Nelson dance crews, as part of Onset Hip Hop, won awards at the recent SDNZ Wellington/South Island Championships. Both Origin and Fuzion, pictured, came back with placings. Photo: Teresa Hattan.
Letters to the editor The closure of the Cable Bay Rifle Range, a valuable community asset, is very sad and a miscarriage of justice. This facility has been in operation for over 12 years, and in this time thousands of hunters have safely sighted in their firearms, students and novice shooters from local schools and NMIT have been taught gun safety and awareness by a fully qualified national range officer. Police from the entire top of the south region have been able to complete their six monthly firearms re-qualification, which is a national requirement, and hundreds of local duck shooters have been able to get their eyes in, before each season, by using the clay bird course at Cable Bay. There has been a rifle range in existence, on this very sight for over 100 years. Now, thanks to the deep pockets and arrogance of a few overseas arrivals, who have recently bought property in the area and who all knew the range was here before they moved to Cable Bay, but chose to ignore it, it is gone. It is a very sad day, when money dictates the right of every New Zealander to make a living for themselves, or to be able to fire a shot on their own rural property and foreigners are able to move into an existing area, and change the New Zealand rural environment to suit their own needs.
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House mates set to open doors to community Andrew Board “It’s like a university dorm… for oldies.” And Abbeyfield resident Ann Newton loves it. Ann is one of 12 residents at Abbeyfield Tahuna, a volunteer-based non-profit organisation providing family-style housing. Last year Ann says she was living by herself and getting “increasingly lonely.” She then heard retired GP and national chairman of Abbefield, Dr Bruce Kaye speak about Abbeyfield and its benefits. She was sold on the idea and six months since moving into the brand new Abbeyfield house in Tahuanui says she could not imagine moving out. “When I first heard about it I thought ‘that’s what I’ve been looking for, somewhere where I can be independent but have company’. I can go out and be alone if I want or spend time getting to know my house mates.” The residents at Abbeyfield in Tahunanui, and also in Stoke, pay a fixed sum which is affordable on their pension and gives them their own room with bed, shower, toilet, kitchen basin and fridge. They also get lunch and dinHOUSE MATES: Eight of the 12 residents at Abbeyfield in Tahuna are from left; Anne Newton, Shirley Varley, Bee Dernadettener cooked by a housekeeper and common Small, Doreen Howatt, Nikhil Cahusac, Freda McConochie, Neil Kruze and Ian Brathwaite. Photo: Andrew Board. areas, including a dining room, lounge and incredible vegetable garden, which is also the show in the lounge. He says after six months all the house This week the residents at Abbeyfield are opening their source of many meals. Ann says as long as you are courteous and let the house- mates are getting to know each other’s personalities. “And home to even more people at the end of its annual Abbeykeeper know if you can’t make a meal, you are free to do they know I’m the national president of the procrastina- field week from 21-27 March. This Saturday from 2-4pm tion society,” he jokes. Abbeyfield Tahuna, at the end of Mata Close is open for whatever you like. Another resident Neil Kruise says his son in Auckland Berill Michelsen, another resident, says the benefits are people who want to learn more about Abbeyfield and heard about Abbeyfield and gave him a call while he was easy to count up. “I lived on Rocks Rd and was at the what it does. Committee member Barry Mills says Abvisiting family in Timaru. “He rang me in June and said beach every day and I can still do that here. Also the bus beyfield is now is 14 countries around the world with a you better get to Nelson, there’s a place that you will love.” is just down the road, which makes it handy to town. We high presence in the top of the south. “We are really lucky Neil is now the house’s “movie man” and each Saturday can do whatever we want to do without the ties of owning here that we have houses in Takaka, Motueka, Stoke and now Tahuna. It’s a fantastic way to live.” night selects a new DVD, from his collection of 3000, to your own home.”
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Trolley derby rolls into action Do you recognise the people? The setting? The event? Can you tell us more? Please contact: history@museumnp.org.nz or phone 03 5489588
Each week two photos of the museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly with the goal of exposing the photographs to more people. Right: McLean, Mrs, Nelson Provincial Museum, Tyree Studio Collection: 309487. Below: Jefferies House, Spring Grove, Nelson, Nelson Provincial Museum, Ellis Dudgeon Collection: 212005Can you tell us more about these photos? Email details to history@museumnp.org.nz or phone 548 9588.
Nelson’s iconic trolley derby is set to hurtle down Collingwood St this Saturday. The Robertson’s Trolley Derby celebrates the making and racing of trolleys down Nelson’s famous Collingwood St. The derby has always had a huge emphasis on families with grandparents, fathers, sons and daughters getting together to construct their trolleys each year. The event has been steadily growing annually from a small event to one with around 100 entries and a crowd of 3000 to 5000 spectators. Big Brothers Big Sisters will “run the crowd” on the big day. There will be other events on the day, including the Kids Design Challenge and “Have a Go”. An event sponsored by Classic Hits that will run on Manuka St. It is aimed at giving kids, 12 and under, a go on some very safe trolley for a gold coin donation to Big Brothers Big Sisters. The derby starts this Saturday morning at the top of Collingwood St.
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A guide to throwing the best birthday parties eve When it comes to party time, it’s easy for parents to get stressed, blow the budget and vow never to do it “that way” again. Throwing a birthday party for your child should be fun for all. It just takes planning, a well-paced party schedule and a killer birthday cake. So whether you’re planning to hold the party at home or are contemplating outsourcing it to one of Nelson’s dedicated party venues, the advertisers on this page will give you loads of ideas for pulling off the perfect children’s birthday party. Have fun! Your primary goal is to make the birthday child feel special. A secondary goal is to ensure that everyone has a good time at the birthday party. The children will remember whether they had fun, not whether your house was spotless or whether you carried out your chosen birthday party theme down to the last tiny detail. Involve the children in party planning and preparation. Surprises are fun, but the kids like to get involved in planning, and this is a time when the kids are motivated to be especially helpful. Let them plan the location, guest list, menu, games, etc. They can write invitations or create them on the computer with fun computer paper, fill party bags, blow up balloons and decorate. Make the party manageable. It’s tempting to invite the whole classroom, but you’ll likely regret it. How long? One hour is more than enough time for a toddler or pre-school party. For older children two to three hours is recommended. Have a theme. Popular themes are kids favorite characters from the entertainment world. Invite Meredith from Face Painting Nelson along who can paint faces so the children are themed characters. Katrina at Alchemy Arts has a range of unique themed cake moulds to make that special cake and impress your guests. To get the party off to a good start, plan an ice-breaker game or activity that the kids can join in as soon as they arrive. Plan plenty of activities to keep them busy. For example a wacky relay. Teams compete in relays that include putting on dress up clothing and hats. Another version of this wacky relay is teams compete in stuffing balloons into extra large clothing. Or have a scavenger hunt for a party. You can make them as challenging as needed depending on the age. A Bouncy Castle from
Blast Entertainment will keep them occupied for hours. Always have back up plans, like rainy day alternative location and activ you’re having a party in the yard. Flossie the Balloon lady can work in or out. She will twist wonderful balloon creations for you and your g and help make your event truly memorable Older children may enjoy a summertime tent camp-out party in the yard, or keep them amused the whole day by hiring a Chair O Plane, ferris wheel, or hot rods from Nelson Mini Amusements. Have a party away from the home. Popular destinations include the Sk Rink, ASB Aquatic Centre, State Cinema and Just Parties who can tak of everything for you! 5 year-olds should have a big party, but remind them that this is becaus are the big “5,” and either starting school or just in school, and having a party will not happen every year.
Great games for 5-year-olds whether inside or ou are: 1. Hitting a Piñata that is full of lollies. 2. Relay races, which can be held in a garage, ca or park. 3. Water balloon fights if weather permits (an have advised the parents that the children are to get wet). 4. Dancing to music and “freezing” when the is stopped to see who looks the silliest (this is a game and everyone should win a party favor). 5. Pin the tail on the donkey (consider a gam uses Velcro instead of pins). No party is complete without presents. When it c to gifts you can’t go wrong with Edex Toys, wher will find a unique selection of toys for that special birthday boy or g Crackerjack Toys in the Farmers Arcade have just introduced a chil birthday register to ensure there are no birthday present double ups. Finally, children remember what they did at a party, much more than they ate, what the plates and napkins looked like or whether the hous spotless. Don’t sweat the little details!
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• The Santa Regina made her first visit to the Port and will successfully replace the Monte Stello for Strait Shipping on the Wellington – Nelson return ferry service. • Four large container ships, 11 large fishing vessels either came in or left, several small fishing vessels and the Yacht Wild bought up from down south has come in for some refit work over six months. A big car carrier came and went, as did a fruit carrying cargo ship. • It was good to see the appropriate precautions were taken by the sailing clubs and responsible boaties last weekend after the Tsunami warning. Congratulations to all those involved. • I was fortunate enough to witness the Waimea College student’s sea swim across to Haulashore Island and around the inner lead. It is great to see Nelson’s future champions developing. Well done to all the students and the escorts for a well run event. • It was with surprise that I witnessed a small run about go within 200 m of Haulashore Island and then within 50m of some of the swimmers at a speed greater than 5 knots. I soon caught up with the occupant. • We have only spoken to a few people this week and whilst there are fewer people on the water it is gratifying to see the Harbour Master’s staff well received. • Please ensure you have the correct lights for your craft. Kayakers, rowing skiffs, take note. A torch or an all round white light for you. If in doubt- Don’t go out. Dave Duncan, Harbour Master/Marine Operations Manager.
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Gabriele Gottschalk emigrated from Salzburg, Austria to Lake Rotoiti in 1996. There she got familiar with the climate and building industry and the necessary heating requirements in New Zealand. She later moved to Fifeshire Crescent in Nelson. In 2007 Gabriele imported the first solar heating system from Germany, which was installed in Solar Rosa Home, she designed and built in 2008. “Due to great response and interest, I trained in solar technology and I work together with my business partner in Germany to design the most efficient solar hot water and heating system for housing in New Zealand’s environment.” Solar Rosa uses the latest solar technology to create a healthy and equally distributed warmth. Reduce your carbon footprint while saving on your power bill by using a sustainable solar water heating system that combines domestic water heating and underfloor heating. This innovative technology from Germany is proven, most efficient and long-living to build individual solutions for your home and commercial building. Using up to 95% solar power and payback in less than 10 years. For more information and to view the system please call 539 1160.
Heather Coppell was absolutely thrilled when the opportunity came about to be the owner of First Steps Educare in February 2008. She has many years of experience in primary and early childhood education, teaching in London, Wellington, Golden Bay and Greymouth. Heather has constantly been attending professional development courses to keep current with best practices and management in early childhood education. Heathers daughter also works at the centre and two of Heathers grandchildren attend. A privately owned early childhood Heather Coppell education centre catering for children up to the age of five, First Steps Educare strive to provide a bright, fun loving, learning atmosphere for your child. Emma Quinn is supervisor of the centre and Tessa Hick assistant supervisor. The staff understand the importance of positive interaction and children learning from each other, with the guidance and support from teachers, using both creative and physical play to help young children develop new skills and gain new experiences. First Steps Educare provides a calm, caring, home away from home environment which allows your child to feel relaxed and comfortable thus enabling them to be interested and stimulated in a learning environment. First Steps currently have spaces for children so please give them a call or stop in and meet the team.
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Relaxercise is a new low impact exercise class designed for women as a fun and easier way to mind and body fitness. Sick of hearing herself and friends moaning about being unfit and stressed Caron decided it was time to face the fact, use it or lose it! I tried Yoga (too serious and I am not into chanting), Zumba, too frustrating, jogging…er no thanks and being an aerobics instructor in a former Caron Proctor life (too many jumping jacks). So I needed to take the elements I enjoyed and design a form of light, easy to follow, feminine, fun exercise. Movement is a great way of releasing emotionally imprisoned energy. Please join us at Fairfield House. I truly believe exercising with others can give you a double dose of stress relief, and the power of a group of like-minded woman can bring about a sense of purpose and belonging. Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we are here we should dance.
Penny Rushton knows how to be successful in a man’s world. She used to own the Wakefield Hotel and is now proving to be a success at her latest venture – owning a furniture moving company, Prime Movers. After selling the Hotel she tried her hand at furniture removing and when she was presented the opportunity to buy the business just six months later she took it. She says since then work has been flowing in and she has quickly gained trust with her clients. “We seem to do a lot of piano moves and people are definitely picky about who moves their piano.” Penny says each job is quoted for individually, dependent on the access and how much there is to move. By considering Prime Movers for your forthcoming relocation, you are in trusted and reputable hands. Penny and the team are committed to ensuring a smooth and efficient move. Penny says she understands the stress and inconvenience moving can create. Her goal is to ensure a smooth and hassle free relocation that is of superior quality and value for money. She now offers optional extras such as house cleaning and lawn and section tidying. Prime Movers utilise packing materials and techniques to benefit their customer with a superior and informed service. Their reputation is built on satisfied customers recommendations says Penny. For more information call Penny on 545 7013
Dee Wilkins has 20 years experience in the hairdressing industry and is now putting her experience to good use creating a private, professional and friendly environment for clients to relax in at her studio from home. Dee trained in Wellington where she owned her own salon, before returning to Nelson. She then held senior stylist positions and also managerial positions before returning to work for herself. Specialising in perming, colouring and cutting Dee Dee Wilkins believes these to be fundamental in creating a great style. “Styles and shapes should compliment the clients and meet their needs not just because a style is in fashion. Colours should also compliment a clients age, complexion and lifestyle.” Dee believes in only using professional products including Indola and Matrix to care for your hair. Dee also offers clients additional services including lash and brow tinting and facial waxing. She has 15 years experience as an acrylic nail technician and prides herself on delivering natural looking nails finished to the highest standards. Dee offers a special price for pensioners and has plenty of free parking.
It would be hard to find anyone with a better understanding of the local region than Derryl Beck. She’s proudly born and bred in Nelson and still has many family ties in the area. She’s also worked for a number of local businesses, including accountancy and law firms. But for the last sixteen years her passion has been real estate and she brings her experience and caring approach to her new role Derryl Beck at the Metlifecare Oakwoods retirement lifestyle village in Richmond. “Oakwoods has such a great atmosphere and I’m loving working here. There’s a real community spirit and plenty of space for residents to enjoy their retirement years. My job is making sure that people looking at the village are seeing the options that best suit the lifestyle they want” says Derryl. To talk to Derryl about the retirement choices available at Oakwoods, either visit one of their regular Open Days or simply give her a call on 03 543 9746.
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Aqua fitness classes at Riverside are the perfect way to tone up, improve fitness, flexibility and strength and are great for a wide range of participants! The water is a fantastic place to workout as it provides resistance, is easy on your joints and allows you to workout at your own pace. Expect to feel energized and refreshed after each session! AQUAFIT is an aerobics-type workout done to music, held in the shallow and deep ends of the pool. A fun and motivating class for all abilities! AQUAJOGGING classes are held in the deep water. Participants wear an ‘aqua belt’ for buoyancy. This is a great no-impact class. AQUANATAL is a gentle, weightless workout for those preparing for the birth of their child. See our website www.riversideswimmingpool.co.nz or call us on (03) 546 3221 for more details and class times. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. But
what does that saying really mean? The stallholders at the Nelson Farmers Market can tell you. Jeff, from Motueka Valley Organics explains “Organic apples with a Biogro certificate have neither sprays on the skins nor man made chemicals in the soil. We use seaweed instead”. Apples are better than a multi-vitamin pill. Jeff lists ‘Vitamins A,C,E,K, B1, B2, B3, B5 & B6, along with minerals potassium, phosphorous, sodium, fluorine, magnesium chlorine, iron copper, silicon”. All of which, when absorbed by natural means, in the correct quantities, by eating an apple, are good for us. “Then there are the cancer fighting flavanoids that produce antioxidants and pectin. Also at the Farmers Market, in Fashion Island every Wednesday afternoon, Jeremy Naylor specializes in little known apples with different tastes and heritage varieties such as Egremont Russet. Brent has nashi’s and apples and swears by their magnesium content, which is good for joints. Sue from Lowe’s orchards has apple juice as well.
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Nelson College welcomes new rugby talent Phillip Rollo
man Makos. A regular for Buller age-grade representative sides, Thor credits his New Zealand A new national rugby star has arrived at Nelson selection as his career highlight. “That’s the most College, hoping to fill the void left by the region’s proud moment so far. My Buller under-16 coach was pushing my name forward so they had their most promising talent. eyes out,” says Thor. New Zealand unPre-season training der-17 training is in full swing and squad member Thor he is itching to hit Manawatu has joined the rugby field and the rugby powerstamp his own mark house after Fletcher on the Nelson rugby Smith departed for scene. “The level is Christchurch Boy’s definitely a lot higher High School. and more challengThe talented playing but you look formaker arrives from ward to that. There’s Reefton Area High a bit of pressure but School - a school we’ll see how we go.” of just 200 pupils The 17 year-old’s and comes with a strongest attributes hardened mentally. are his passing and Forced to play senkicking game and he ior rugby when he can play anywhere in was just 16 years-old the backline. because his school Steven Soper has didn’t have enough also joined Nelson numbers for their from Waimea Colown team. But playlege and is also a ing alongside his two member of the New older brothers for Zealand under-17 Reefton helped ease training squad, along the young prodigy in side Thor and Nelto the action. STAR RECRUIT: New Nelson College 1st 5/8 Thor son College halfback Nelson College came Manawatu getting used to his new surroundings. Mitchell Drumcalling when Thor Photo: Phillip Rollo. mond. was added to the Tasman Rugby Academy at the start of the year and Nelson College open their 2011 Press Cup camonce his first Press Cup season is completed he paign at home against new boys Nayland Colintends to stick around and break in to the Tas- lege on April 30.
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Nelson girls selected for New Zealand age-group touch teams IN BRIEF
Six local players have made New Zealand selection for a tour of Australia in September. Courtney Robinson - who was also named MVP for her grade joins Nelson College for Girls shool
mate Ellie Kershaw and Joel Harden of Nelson College in the under-15 mixed team. Rebecca Kersten, Nicole Drummond and Nayland College’s Michaela Matenga were selected for New Zea-
land under-17s. “These girls are on a pathway to higher level,” says Nelson Touch president Cyril Collier. Cyril hops their outstanding efforts carry through to senior level.
FooTbAll: AMI Nelson Suburbs midfielder Billy Scott leaves for Wellington this week where he will link up with former team mate Scott Henderson at Central Premier League side Western Suburbs. Billy was approached after their pre-season game in the capital and his experience will be irreplacebale for the side which lost 3-2 to Coastal Spirit in the Mainland Premier League on Saturday. The former Nayland College student was a member of the Canterbury United youth team. AThlETicS: Alex Jordan added another first placing to his long list of track titles with a win in the Open Men 4x400m relay at the Sydney Track Classic over the weekend. New Zealand were in third place before Alex recieved the baton in the achor leg but the Baylor-bound Nelson sprinter nailed home a 46.1 second split to give New Zealand the victory in a time of 3 minutes 10.74 seconds.
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Blokes plan to fly through triathlon A group of Nelson men are proving their bloke-ness by dressing as fairies. Dave Tippett, Jacob Olykan and Duncan Francis are entering next month’s Blokes Day Out triathlon and plan to complete the course wearing red and black fairy outfits. The three friends say they are dressing up to try and win a $200 prize that will be donated to the charity of their choice if they win the best dressed award at the triathlon. Their chosen charity is the Red Cross’s Christchurch earthquake relief fund, for which they are also raising money by asking for donations from friends, businesses and neighbours.
While they plan to bring a bit of fun to the event they say they won’t be “holding hands” at the end of it, each wanting to beat the other. “We plan to complete the course together but we will be pushing ourselves and when we get towards the finish line it will be all on,” says Jacob. The Blokes Day Out is designed as an event where men can have a go at triathlon; people of all athletic abilities enter the race, including walkers. The three Nelson men say they hope to see a bit of competition in the dress up stakes. “It will be a bit embarrassing if we are
the only ones,” jokes Duncan. Race organiser Greg Dykzeul says there are still spaces available for people wanting to do the triathlon, in dress up or not. “The Blokes Day Out is a really supportive, fun race that caters for beginners to do the entire triathlon, people love it and keep coming back year after year, but we always welcome new competitors,” he says. For more information on the race in the Maitai Valley visit www.nelsonevents. co.nz or if you would like to donate money to the Red and Black Fairies visit www.fundraiseonline.co.nz/GoodwillFairies/.
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FC Nelson appoint Port Nelson chief as president Nelson’s newest football club has recruited “For me I’ve only just come on the scene, some high-powered people for its first ex- there has been a lot of hard work that went ecutive committee, including Port Nelson in before now. It is exciting for football in chief Martin Byrne as its president. the region and we are confident that we will FC Nelson was formed late not only give young players last year and is a union of a path to top football, but create a club that people four clubs including Metro, want to be a part of.” Nelson City, Nelson United FC Nelson is now the bigand Tahuna. The club has gest club in the region big plans including a bid for player-wise with around the Mainland League and 850 players. Martin says creating a breeding ground he expects the club to be a for top youngsters. real force on the footballing Currently, Nelson only has scene. one team in the Mainland “Nelson has two big clubs League, although a second, already but we take in a Richmond Athletic, is a real large part of the region, this possibility at qualifying if it club will now give people in wins the Nelson first diviNelson City an opportunity sion this year. to make the most of their In an interview with Nelson desire to give football a go.” Weekly, Martin says he was happy to squeeze his latest Port Nelson CEO and new Barry says bringing Martin role into his hectic sched- chairman of FC Nelson, Mar- to the club has been a great move and the commitule. He takes up the post tin Byrne. with Barry Rowe as his sectee is strongly committed retary and a strong committee comprised of to making the amalgamation a success. “It representatives of the constituent clubs and starts at the top and we have a wide range of skills and expertise there. This year will be business people. Martin says bringing the clubs together is a about consolidation for the club, it’s been a massive task and he hailed those involved to big job getting it together and we don’t want to run before we can walk.” date.
ON TRACK: Alistair Adams on his way to winning the 400m at the Inter-schools athletics championships last week. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Alistair on track for NZ champs Phillip Rollo As records tumbled around him, Nelson College's Alistair Adams' mind was only on one thing – winning. The former national bronze medalist was realistic in his approach to claim all three sprint disciplines at the NelsonMarlborough Secondary School Athletics Championship at Saxton Oval on Wednesday, except it didn't quite go to script. The 400m specialist was pipped at the finish line of the 100m by Waimea College's star athlete Brendon Barnett but he still eased to 200m and 400m glory and is riding a wave of momentum heading in to the New Zealand Track and Field Championship in Dunedin on March 25. "My goal was to win all three races because it was my last year at school. Mainly to win the 400m though so I can carry on to South Islands," he says. "That 100m destroyed me though. I was extremely gutted but he did beat me fair
and square." Alistair moved from Putaruru to Nelson with big wraps after his third placing in the junior boys 400m at the New Zealand Secondary Schools Championship in Hamilton, but has found the transition to Nelson unsettling going through three different coaches in as many years. A new personal best time of 51.2 seconds for the 400m this season has boosted the 18 year-old's confidence and he is back on track, ready to stamp his mark on the New Zealand athletics scene. He will get the chance to do that with the Tasman Tigers in Dunedin where he will compete in the 400m and run one of the middle legs of the 4x400m relay alongside Alex Jordan, Marlborough's Cody Thomas and rising star Joel Ross. "I'm just hoping to make the finals and definitely run a personal best." Dallas Bowden's U-15 1500m record was eclipsed by Nelson College's Josh Barry in a time of 4 minutes 27.7 seconds. Eleven records were broken at the first inter-college meet at the track.
NELSON SURVIVE SCARE: Galbraith Group Nelson halfback Loui Harvey clears the ball from the ruck in a 27-15 victory over Waimea Old Boys at Neale Park on Saturday. The heated affair came down to the wire with pacy centre Kim Bateman scoring off an intercept when the score was 17-15. The match also marked Andrew Goodman's return to the Nelson rugby scene. He completed the win with a trademark 50 metre penalty on fulltime. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Stoke leaps into action STEPPING INTO 2011: Stoke division 1 centre Brenton Connell steps past his Riwaka marker in his sides 29-6 win during the first game of the year at Cooks Reserve in Riwaka on Saturday. Stoke have won the senior competition for the past two seasons. Photo: Andrew Board. Accessman Stoke’s senior rugby team picked up where they left off last year – winning. But new coaches Gary Alsop and Jason Hulena will not be reaching for the bubbly any time soon. Stoke’s second half effort over a team that did not compete in last year top flight would have them a little concerned, but it at least gives them something to work on ahead of this weekend’s clash against heated rivals Waimea Old Boys. Stoke’s second half errors, which cost them several try scoring opportunities could be put down to early season rust and enduring 80 minutes under a very hot Riwaka sun. Stoke dominated the entire match, sealing the win at half time and spending the majority of the second on attack. Dropped balls, forward passes and mis-
communication kept the score line at 29-6 Chris Little, John Sharpe and Eliot Smith have strong games. when the fulltime whistle blew though. Club captain Mel Skipper Shaun Begg Lowrie says he was was busy around the also thrilled to see base of the ruck and openside flanker big centre Brenton Connell back Tevita Koloamatangi threw himin red after last year’s forced lay-off self around, even through injury. making a couple of strong runs up the Try scorers for Stoke included Sione middle of the park. Holani, Stu TunniAs well as the old hands carrying on cliff, Brett Ferguson and Chris Little. from the high standNow Stoke will preard of last year, it pare for Waimea would be pleasing at Jubilee Park in for fans of Stoke to see new recruits Stoke lock Ben Douglas hits the ball up Richmond, after it lost to Nelson last Brett Ferguson, in his sides win over Riwaka.
weekend. Gary says he is happy with his sides first up win and is looking forward to getting stuck into Waimea this weekend. “Rivalries are good, it adds to the flavour doesn’t it. We are pretty happy with where we are at and Waimea will be fired up after losing last week so it will be a tough match.” Meanwhile, with a mixture of ex Nayland College players, new recruits and a few of the more experienced players, the division 2 team started its season off at a frantic pace, in the curtain raiser to the senior team. Taking on an experienced Riwaka outfit Stoke fought well, but it also turned into a scrappy affair, eventually ending with a 28-12 loss. With a new coach coming on board this week, Stoke was happy to have the one-off services of last years’ coach Ernie Cunningham.
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Stoke/Nayland are Kelvin Scoble one-day champions thanks to a man of the match bowling performance from skipper Ryan Edwards. Ryan was sitting on a hat trick late in the game after taking the prized wicket of Hot Mama's Motueka captain BJ Barnett. The 25-run win is even more significant to the club with the announcement club coach Andrew Cavill is departing to join the coaching staff at the Papau New Guinea national cricket team as
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The New Hub. 23 New Street, Nelson. 545 9147 Classes for adults and young people. Way2Go Tuesday 1.10-2pm Yoga Stretch. $5 Wednesday 5.45-6.45pm NIA dance. $5 Thursday 9.30-10.15am Staying Fit Circuit. $310.30-11.15 Sit and be Fit. $312.101pm Yoga Flow. $5 Friday 11-12.30pm Tai Chi. Free Boaties Boot Sale: Sat 16 April, Nelson Marina, Akerston St. Look for the sign. $5 per boot. Turn your unwaned end of season treasures and once loved marine items into cash. See you at the marina. Parrots welcome. Enquiries to Judy Bailey, 021 2507718 Dance Tuesday 4.45-5.30 Irish Dancing Evenings. Quickstep to Dance. Phone for details Wednesday 4-5.30 and 6.50-8pm Star Dance Academy Friday 3.45-4.30 and 4.30-5.15 Fargher Dance Academy STOKE SCHOOL PTA MONSTER GARAGE SALE & BOOT SALE Clothes, books, toys, household items etc. Sausage sizzle + Coffee & Cake stalls Sat 2nd April 2011 8am – 12 noon at Stoke School Nelson Cadet Unit Parent Support Committee AGM 12 April 6pm at the Nelson Army Office corner Rutherford and Hardy St. Phone Tracy East 547 23825 for more information. 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 Victory Seniors Tuesday 29th March 1.30pm - 3.30pm. Cards, games, cuppa and a chat. All welcome. Victory Community Anglican Church 238 Vanguard Street. Any enquiries Shirley 5471433 Nelson Tramping Club. March 27. Mt Malita. Medium. $6. Gretchen 546 8328. March 27. Ellis Basin Hut. Hard. $15. Mark 5477 038. DEMOCRATIC SCHOOL:Calling all parents and teachers interested in a new school for Nelson.Democratic School Nelson, information evening with Verena Gruner. Victory Community Center, Friday April 8th 7-9pm, Koha $2. Ph Lara for more information on 548-2095 Avonside Girls High School Nelson Motueka Old Girls Group. For more information or to attend the next function on Sunday 27 March @ Founders Heritage Park for a train ride and afternoon tea please phone Gail 545 1210. Margaret Mahy’s “The Great Piratical Rumbustification”. This stage production will entertain every kid that would love to have a pirate babysitter! Tue 26th & Wed 27th 10.30am & 1.30pm daily at The Muritai Centre, Tahunanui. Reservations ph Tahunanui kindergarten 548 5345. Tickets $11 pp. This is a Tahunanui kindergarten fundraiser. Lama Mark Webber - The Path of Mindfulness and Insight. Day retreat, Sunday March 27th, 10am–5pm at Nelson Buddhist Centre, 87 Nile Street (opposite Central School). Donation at the door. Contact Keith 546 8419, keith@rigdzin.org. Evening meditation. Monday to Friday 6–6.45pm at Nelson Buddhist Centre, 87 Nile Street (opposite Central School). Gold coin donation at the door. Contact Keith 546 8419, keith@rigdzin.org. Fundraising Art Exhibition for Christchurch. “Artist in Action”. An exhibition of donated artworks to be sold to help raise funds. At the McKee Gallery located within The Suter Art Gallery 208 Bridge St from 23rd March 10th April. There will be a special auction night on the 8th April at 5.30pm and a selection of works will be auctioned. 100% of the proceeds will go to the Christchurch Earthquake Appeal. Ph Jane 5465076 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 LEARN to Speak with Confidence. Let us motivate and encourage you to step outside of your comfort zone and gain the skills and confidence you need. Join Powertalk International - Club Waimea - meets in Annesbrook twice a month in a friendly environment. For more information please phone Peggy 539 0477 or Yvonne 544 6350. Fashion parade 26th March Tahuna Beach Convention Centre 2.30pm Lioness Club of Nelson will be hosting a Parade of Fashions from Jays, Foxy Lady ,Taylors Shoes, Shine also Entertainment & Afternoon Tea Project for Ronald McDonald New House Wellington Tickets $20.00 from Lois 544 7794 Jan 545 0366 Yvonne 5476364 Parent to Parent Supporting parents and whanau who have children and family members with disabilities, health impairments or special needs. Dates for your diaries; Coffee mornings 8th April, 6th May, 10th June. Free support and information courses though April, May and June. Family Fun Day April 10th. For more information Call Jane 546 8973.
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