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SKATE TOUR FINALE: BMX winner Tom Bassett-Eason, of Nelson, competes at the Tasman Skatepark Tour on Saturday. The eight competition tour concluded over the weekend with Neale Park and Jubilee Park both hosting events. The skate event was won by Jake King who took out every event other than the Nelson competition while the scooter category was won by Mita Timpson who also had a similar success record. The event was put on by Tasman District Council and the major prizes of a bike, skateboard and scooter were supplied by Cheapskates and Village Cycles. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Mayor wants new stand at Trafalgar Park
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A new multi-million dollar grandstand at Trafalgar Park should be built to help attract more top events to the city, says Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio. Plans for a new 2000-5000 seat stand re-
placing the old 1000-seat stand that runs along Trafalgar St have been loosely drawn up as part of discussions around a Rutherford Park upgrade. But Aldo says it’s time it was put on the council table and it would turn Trafalgar Park into a top quality venue with the ability to host international
concerts and more sporting events. Around $3.8 million was spent on an upgrade of the park ahead of the Rugby World Cup in 2011 and Aldo says the time is right for another upgrade ahead of the FIFA under 20 world cup in 2015. “This would leave a legacy for the city and
would see Trafalgar Park being a premier venue in the South Island. We already have NPC rugby played here and national league football in the summer, but it would be great to attract more events, including
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“It will be a lot quieter in town during the day which I’m happy about.”
“We’ve gone through the process and got everything ready. Uniform, sports kit and stationery.”
“It just makes life so much easier to organise and mine are ready to go back.”
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Momentum building for Waimea Village buyout Andrew Board With a court case looming and another proposed increase on the horizon, a buyout of Waimea Village is shoring up as the best option for the two warring parties involved in the ugly levy increase saga at the village. Since 2010, the lease levies for each of the 171 residents at Waimea Village have risen from $80 per month to $182.76 and owners Michael and Carolyn Wright have indicated another increase will be proposed by them in the coming weeks. Residents at the village own their own homes and pay normal council rates. The levies are for management services including removal of green waste and repairs and maintenance of the village, something the residents argue has not been done. Last week Nelson Weekly first reported the idea of the residents buying the Wrights out
of the village. At a special residents meeting on Sunday, that was the option that residents preVillage owners Michael ferred, with and Carolyn Wright. many saying they were sick of the Wrights and were refusing to pay the latest increase ordered by an arbitrator last year. Tasman District councillor Kit Maling told the residents a cost analysis would need to be done but if each of the 171 residents bought a share in the village and an independent board managed it, costs could be kept much lower than they are now. He was sending a letter to each resident today for their thoughts on the idea.
Michael Wright says a buyout option was presented to the residents committee on Wednesday and he would welcome the opportunity to sell it to them. Residents committee chairman Jerry Rowland says he sees the buyout of the village as the only long-term option. “It’s the only solution. Under the current owners this [levy increase] situation will not change, we need to be the masters of our own destiny.” The proposal is long term though and residents are still pushing ahead with court action against the Wrights as they believe money paid to them for the repairs and replacement fund hasn’t gone to the fund, which they believe should have more than $100,000 in it. Michael disputes that and says a separate account, as ordered by the arbitrator, was founded last November but he would not say how much money was in the fund.
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crematorium facility and what is currently lacking in the market. The first crematorium and chapel to be built When council consent was finally granted, the locally in more than 70 years was officially un- project was taken to the environment court by veiled by the Day family on Saturday, ending some concerned local residents in 2011. The resyears of work that saw the project go before the idents argued that the crematorium would have environment court and be declined council con- a negative affect on the community’s rural amensent prior to the build. ity, emit pollution and increase traffic, lowering The Hope Garden of land values. HowevRemembrance Creer, the gas-fired crematorium is situated matorium was able next to the Gardens to go ahead after of the World comthe court dismissed plex, also owned by their appeals. Francis and Paddy The crematorium Day, and offers a facility was designed variety of services by Jerram Tocker including a chapel, Barron Architects garden with water and built by Gibfeature and a me- The Hope Garden of Remembrance Crematorium bons Construction. morial room for was officially unveiled on Saturday morning by Francis believes it quiet reflection. It is the Day family. They are from left; Tracey, Doro- was designed to the the third cremato- thy, Paddy, Francis, Bridget Hoult, Melanie, Bevan highest standards rium in the region Hoult and Michael. Photo: Phillip Rollo. with complete conwith one situated in sideration given to Wakapuaka and one in Motueka. air discharge and pollution, with every available With more than 80 years of funeral directing avenue pursued to keep a negative impact on the experience in the Nelson-Tasman region, Fran- environment at an absolute minimum. cis says the family will ensure the crematorium There will be an open day for the public to tour adheres to proper standards and codes enabling through the crematorium between 10am-3pm the deceased to be treated with dignity and re- on on Sunday February 3. spect. He says the crematorium was built taking The entrance to the Hope Garden of Rememinto consideration the comments, suggestions brance Crematorium is at 95 Clover Rd, Hope. and collective views from families and individu- For more information people can call 0800 522 als, expressing what they wanted from a local 444.
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Mayor wants new stand at Trafalgar Park FROM PAGE 1 music and sports.” A covered stand running the length of the park would cost between $6 million and $10 million says Aldo, but funding could come from freeing up land for apartment and town houses on the excess land between the back of the stand and Trafalgar St, as well as leasing retail and corporate box facilities facing the field. “My view is that it could be funded primarily by the private sector so ratepayers don’t have the cost and debt burden. Land is very valuable down there and the council could use that to our advantage.” He believes if the upgrade was to go ahead Nelson could host the Wellington Phoenix football team, the Warriors rugby league team and national rugby teams like the Maori All Blacks. “This part of our city including the river could quickly become an active hub. The land is expensive so it’s important it’s utilised well and the council is maximising the use and the revenue from it.” In plans drawn up by council staff, shared clubrooms could go under the main stand, including city rugby clubs and FC Nelson football club. Aldo says the development could be hugely exciting for the city and it would create a real hub of activities at the park.
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Nelson’s croquet test Nelson croquet is preparing for the biggest month in its history. Next week the top players from New Zealand and Australia will compete in a trans-Tasman test match at the Nelson Hinemoa Croquet Club at Rutherford Park and just two weeks after that it will host the national golf croquet championships. Club president Annie Henry says it is an exciting time for the sport in the region and spectators are welcome to come along and watch the best in Australasia do battle. “We are very excited about it, this is a fabulous opportunity to watch how the top players play and enjoy their skill.” New Zealand has won seven of the nine previous test matches, which are held every two years in alternating countries. Annie says it will be a close match but she is backing the home side. “I can’t say anything else,” she jokes. There are no local players in the four men and four women squad but Annie says it will be a great chance to show off the sport to Nelson folk and some of the 70-strong club will be on hand to explain the game for those that need to brush up on their knowledge of the sport. Annie says there is a perception that the sport is for “grey-haired” people but that isn’t the case and there will be three teenagers competing across the two teams. Hosting the test match would not have been possible without the support of Nelson City Council, says Annie, and the lawns are in top shape ahead of the two-day competition. • Players will be practising on Saturday and Sunday on the lawns with play starting on Monday and continuing on Tuesday.
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BACK TO SCHOOL: Year 9 students had their first day at Nayland College on Monday with the rest of the school starting the following day. Above is new student Madeleine Denton, 13, with year 13 student Giorgia Webster, 17, who was helping to show her the ropes of her new school. Most primary schools go back to school next week. Photo: Andrew Board.
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FIFA checks out Nelson Trafalgar Park on radar for 2015 under 20 football world cup Andrew Board Nelson’s bid to host games in the 2015 under 20 football world cup is largely dependent on how many cities organisers hand matches to. Nelson was one of nine cities visited by FIFA – the governing body for football – over the past ten days and its top delegate says the decision on whether six, seven or eight regions will host games has yet to be made. “We must have a minimum of six and up to eight but we haven’t made that decision yet,” Rhiannon Martin told Nelson Weekly while in town last Wednesday. Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio, a huge supporter of the bid, says if only six cities are selected it shortens Nelson’s odds considerably. “It does make it harder but hopefully we get seven or eight venues and we are one of them,” he says. Rhiannon says it is FIFA’s desire to spread the games out as much as possible but facilities had to be up to scratch. Looking around Trafalgar Park during her visit with seven other FIFA officials, she said the stadium would need some work. “But we saw from your hosting of Rugby World Cup that it can be achieved so we’ll see.” She says she would like the world cup – the second largest FIFA competition in the
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Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio, far right, shows local organising committee chair for the FIFA U-20 World Cup Bill Moran, left, and FIFA representative from Switzerland Rhiannon Martin around Trafalgar Park last week. Photo: Andrew Board. world – to leave a legacy wherever it goes and she suggested if it was the catalyst for another upgrade that would be a good thing. Aldo agreed: “A new stand has been talked about and maybe it’s time to look at it again and say ‘is it time to build a new stand to re-
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place the old one?’” Chair of the local organising committee for the tournament Bill Moran says the visit was the start of a lengthy process but Nelson’s enthusiasm for hosting games at the Rugby World Cup showed it would be a good host.
Harbour master concerned about safety Habour master Dave Duncan has issued yet another plea to paddle boarders to take safety precautions as he fears it’s just a matter of time before one gets in serious trouble and dies. He says harbour master staff caught several private paddle boarders in Nelson Haven without a life jacket or leg strap connected to their board. He says the currents in the haven are extremely strong at the moment with water moving at a metre and a half per second. “If someone gets caught out or falls off their board and they don’t have a leg strap or lifejacket they will be in serious danger.” He says the companies offering paddle boarding lessons do take safety precautions and he’d like to see the rest of the paddle boarding community follow their lead.
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Visiting couple ready to leap into marriage Local marriage celebrant Lester Oakes is used to getting phone calls from loved up couples, but the latest call has taken him by surprise. Lester says he couldn’t quite believe his ears when he took the call from a German couple who want to tie the knot in the air above Motueka next month.
Jan Schlesner and Susann Lasch are travelling to New Zealand from their home in Hamburg, Germany for their wedding and will arrive in Nelson a few days before the big day, just in time to complete formalities and to have a practice jump. Lester will jump with the couple from
16,5000 feet immediately following the service. “I didn’t hesitate to say yes,” says Lester. “It will be a first for me on both fronts. I’ve performed a few unusual wedding ceremonies, but never in a plane, and I’ve certainly never skydived before.” He believes that the skydive marriage
could be a first in Nelson. “To the best of my knowledge this is a first for Nelson. It certainly challenged the staff at Births, Deaths and Marriages when we submitted the application for a wedding licence,” he jokes. The wedding will take place on February 9 with Abel Tasman Skydive.
McDonald’s after drive thru record McDonald’s Nelson is hoping a new drive thru record will see the store win a national competition for its speed. The store has a record of 84 cars going through it in one hour, set at least ten years ago over the Christmas period. If it can beat that it will likely jump ahead of a New Plymouth store and claim a national competition for drive thru performance, which ends on February 10. The current record is also the regional record, including stores in Tahuna, Richmond and Motueka. To encourage people to use the drive thru between 12noon and 2pm this Thursday, McDonald’s Nelson is doing a $2 Big Mac deal, with a limit of two per car. It is also giving away a Big Mac voucher to every car that uses the drive thru, no matter
what the purchase is. “It could be a mayonnaise packet or a $20 lunch box, each car will get a Big Mac voucher to use on another day,” says store manager Matthew Hall. In the national drive thru competition the Nelson store is eight points behind New Plymouth, based on the speed of its drive thru compared to last year. Each store is competing against its times from last year and if Nelson breaks its drive thru record it will earn 20 points, giving it an almost unassailable lead. Area supervisor Vaughan Warren says the staff are excited about the challenge and with the deals they’re offering they hope to get a really good response from the public. “We ready to go and looking forward to showing how quick and efficient we are.”
McDonald’s area supervisor Vaughan Warren and Nelson store manager Matthew Hall. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Locals fight Tasmanian fires Andrew Board Sitting on a plane bound for Tasmania and its brutal bush fires earlier this month, six Nelson volunteers were nervously counting down the hours until they were in the thick of the action. Then the pilot announced that kiwi fire fighters were on the plane and the Australian passengers broke into applause. “It’s was really humbling, we didn’t expect that and it was quite a shock,” says Nelson man Ash Oliver. And that was before they’d even come face-to-face with a Tasmanian flame. The group of rural fire fighters were tasked to fight fires in the most remote areas of the battleground and worked alongside an Australian team. Dave Newton says it was extremely hard work. “It was tough terrain, but similar to what we’ve experienced here before. But they were long days and very hot so you really felt like a rest at the end of the day,” he says. Ash says he drank about ten litres of water a day and on top of his fire overalls and jacket, wore chainsaw chaps and was carrying a chainsaw with his fire fighting equipment. The Nelson crew was in Tasmania for 14 days and included four staff from Nelmac including Dave, Ash, Stu Saunders and Steve Wilkins and two from the Department of Conservation, Bill Franklin and Matt Page. Dave says they were
treated like kings when away from the fire. “The people there were really hospitable, they really treated us well. The food was good, the accommodation was good and they were extremely grateful we were there.” Ash says he learned a lot from the experience and after years of training it was nice to put it to good use. “I’ve been a part of the rural fire network pretty much since I left school and I always said to my wife if we get the call up I’m going. It was a great experience and something I would definitely do again.” Dave says with changing weather patterns it’s only a matter of time before a similar bush fire starts in New Zealand and the more experienced fire fighters we have the better. “Training is training but this was the real thing and you learn so much more from that. I think we came away with a lot of knowledge from it. The Australians really knew what they were doing, it was very professional and very well organised.” It seems the aeroplane applause was well earned. The Nelson crew helped the fire from spreading to a national park and left with a sense of achievement. “We felt like we made a difference and we did our bit. It’s good when you go over to these things that you feel like you’ve contributed and done your bit.” The Nelson crew arrived home last Wednesday.
Nelson rural fire fighters Dave Newton, Ash Oliver, Stu Saunders, Steve Wilkins, Bill Franklin and Matt Page in Tasmania two weeks ago.
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Museum building closes over earthquake risk Andrew Board
Until a decision has been made the building will remain closed says Peter. “We have three things to consider here, the safety of our staff, the safety of the public and the safety of our heritage in the building.” Peter says there are various issues with the building, one of them being the amount of paper it has stored in it. “The amount of paper is an issue, it’s a dead weight. It’s no problem when it’s still but when there’s movement it can be a hazard.” The facility at Isel Park houses the majority of the museum’s heritage collection, including all of its photographic glass plates and is where the majority of its staff are based.
A meeting held tonight could determine the future of the regional museum’s research facility at Isel Park. Last week Nelson Provincial Museum chief executive Peter Millward issued a statement saying the building had failed an engineering evaluation of its performance in an earthquake. He later told Nelson Weekly that the building, built in the 1970s, was well under the 33 per cent threshold needed to be deemed not an earthquake risk and he was waiting for more information ahead of a Tasman Bays Heritage Trust board meeting tonight where the options for its future would be discussed.
The museum’s research facility after its closure last week.
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Having a party/event/function? Call our photographer 548 4949 or 027 548 4948 Andy Dwyer, All Blacks coach Steve Hansen and Gary Spanger at the Turf Hotel on Thursday night.
Ross Hill and Irene Steele enjoying a night at Smugglers Pub & Cafe on Saturday. On Thursday night we were at the Turf Hotel where All Blacks coach Steve Hansen was in town catching up with the locals. Saturday we went to Koara Harborne’s 90th birthday party at The Honest Lawyer and later on we checked out Smugglers Pub & Cafe and The Ocean Lodge. Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos give us a call on 548 4949 or you can email us at editorial@nelsonweekly. co.nz. See you next week.
Kim Ngawhika and Susan Bragg celebrating Koara Harborne’s 90th birthday on Saturday. Anna Fisher and Edith Ryan celebrating Koara Harborne’s 90th birthday on Saturday.
Catch up with us on Grant McBeath and Paul Mackay with All Blacks coach Steve Hansen at the Turf Hotel on Thursday night.
Andrew Ruskin and Max Ancell celebrating Koara Harborne’s 90th birthday at the Honest Lawyer on Saturday.
Rusty Cole and Logan Brooker at the Ocean Lodge on Saturday night.
Alison and Tim Gilbertson at Smugglers Pub & Cafe on Saturday night. Bunny Ngawhika, Gina Loheni and Mason Ngawhika at the Honest Lawer on Saturday.
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Tore Pederson and June Sorum enjoying a night at Smugglers Pub & Cafe on Saturday.
Steve Hansen and new Stoke rugby coach Willem van Niekerk at the Turf Hotel.
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Sarau festival still on after fire Phillip Rollo
A devastating fire to the Moutere Hills Community Centre won’t stop this weekend’s Sarau Festival – an event first created to celebrate that exact facility. The blackcurrant-themed festival will still be held outside the community centre and thanks to the generous support of some key sponsors, marquees, electricity and portable toilets will be brought in to make up for the fire damage. Speaking just days between the fire and the event, organiser Jenny Leith says the fair’s point of difference is its blackcurrant theme, which ties in well with the region known for its blackcurrant orchards. “There will be entertainment throughout and that includes a bake-off, history tent, more than 100 market stalls,” she says. “We’ll have all of the usual favourites including a kids can cook caravan and there will be a new guest chef. There is lots of fantastic stuff.” Jenny admits the festival would be slightly different
Jenny Leith prepares some blackcurrants for this weekend’s Sarau Festival at Upper Moutere. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
because there was no “base” facility. “It’s pretty significant but we have had some substantial cash sponsorship come in from NBS in particular as well as CRT and Tasman Crop to help us cover the additional costs for marquee tents and generators.” But she says turning up to the fair is the perfect way to show
support to the Moutere community. “It’s a relaxed environment and hopefully people can come and still have a good time in the area. It’s a fun way to spend a late Sunday afternoon.” While Upper Moutere was not exactly the blackcurrant capital of New Zealand, the
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Car warrant changes upset industry A change to the rules around warrant of fitness inspections for cars is disastrous for the industry, say local experts but the government argues it will save motorists time and money. Associate Transport Minister Simon Bridges announced the government’s decision on the Vehicle Licensing Review over the weekend which includes six-monthly checks to become annual inspections for cars registered after 2000 and new cars will only require checks every three years after the initial inspection. He said the changes would benefit motorists by $159 million a year. At least $1.8 billion over 30 years would be saved in inspection, compliance, justice and enforcement costs. But the industry has slammed the decision, VTNZ chief executive Mike Walsh says the plan could be “another leaky homes”. “The Ministry of Transport’s own figures predict an increase in injury accidents and even deaths, but we believe these figures have also been greatly underestimated. Some estimates predict an extra 10 deaths and 100 injuries on our roads each year.”
region’s climate makes for near perfect growing conditions and there is a high number of orchards in the area. The Sarau Festival begins at 3pm this Sunday and festival-goers are being encouraged to wear purple hats. Entry is five dollars per adult and children are free.
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Baden Biggs prepares his 1950 David Brown Cropmaster tractor for this weekend's Yesteryear Show. The event is put on by the Nelson Vintage Engine and Machinery Club at the Higgins Park steam museum in Pigeon Valley, Wakefield. The event is targeted at both vintage machinery fanatics and families with plenty of fun activities available to children. The event begins at 9am on both Saturday and Sunday. The entry fee will be five dollars for adults and children are free. For more information contact Allan Palmer on 027 3197 427. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly. Left: Mr Sykes. Nelson Provincial Museum, Tyree Studio Collection: 30142. Below: Unnamed male and dog yarding sheep by the sea. Nelson Provincial Museum, Miscellaneous Collection: 318407. Can you tell us more about these photos? Email details to: history@museumnp.org.nz.
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Open Day this Sunday 3 February, 10am-3pm. All are welcome. Hope Garden of Remembrance Crematorium is now open, and available to the community. Please contact us if you are interested in more information. 95 Clover Road, Hope • Freephone: 0800 522 444 • info@hopecrematorium.co.nz
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Cycle trail’s route to Mapua now compete Sinead Ogilvie Around 270 people jumped on their bikes on Saturday to celebrate the opening of a purpose built cycle bridge and the Nelson to Mapua cycle trail. The blessing of the $250,000 suspension bridge over the Waimea River was the final piece to the coastal route and stage one of the Tasman Great Taste Cycle Trail. Tasman District Council mayor Richard Kempthorne says he was extremely happy to see the coastal route completed and that the Great Taste Trail “was and is a real partnership between the council and the cycleways trust”. Heart of Biking executive officer Fiona Newey
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Tom Muir, 5, with grandparents Don and Jan Wyllie tries out the new cycle bridge in Appleby at it’s official opening on Saturday. The bridge is part of the Great Taste Cycle Trail. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.
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says she was happy that so many people chose to come to the opening of the trail and “make a bit of noise about it. It’s absolutely great to see it finished and to see the number of people using the trail”. The bridge, constructed by Kitsons, was blessed by Kaumatua Andy Joseph before being officially opened to the public. Malcolm Saunders, previous chairman of the Tasman Wheelers cycle club praised the efforts of both the TDC and the Nelson Tasman Cycle Trails Trust for completing the first stage of the trail saying it was a “tremendous achievement for everybody”. Fiona says the opening of a Mapua to Lower Moutere route in July will see the Nelson to Kaiteriteri loop completed.
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School photos wanted: I am trying to get as many class photos as I can of pupils who went to Hampden St School before 1950, putting names to them with the help of past pupils and presenting them to the Provincial Museum at Isel Park. I already have 28 photos and only two of those are between 1918 and 1945. Anybody who has or knows of anybody that may have any of these class photographs that I haven’t already been in
touch with, could they please phone me so I could take a copy. Ron Marris, Nelson (546 7888). Top delivery: Thank you to the deliverer who delivers to Main Rd Stoke. I have never missed an issue and really look forward to receiving the paper each Tuesday. Keep up the good work. (Via text).
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Fire at Moutere Hills: It was devastating to see so much damage after all the years of work the community has put into the centre ... but it will get back up and running again ... and Sarau Festival on February 3 is the first step to show your support. Judene Edgar. It's pretty munted. The whole bar area and sports hall is gutted. But I think that it hasn't dampened spirits. The Sarau festival is still on, if ever this community needed support, now is the time! Stephanie Drewery.
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Plenty of feedback for Habitat: Two weeks ago I featured in an article in your paper and I’d just like to say thanks to your readers and let you know that we had close to 30 responses from a wide range of people and from all over the region. That is a tremendous response and far more than I’d normally expect at this late stage. Thank you very much to Nelson Weekly for your support for Habitat for Humanity. Rob Silcock, chair of Habitat for Humanity Nelson. Help for drama student: Tell Claudia Peters (who featured in last week's Weekly trying to raise money to attend drama school in New York) that the Rotary sometimes support local people in their efforts to better themselves. This may be an avenue for her. (Via text). Enough of daylight saving: Let's have an end to daylight saving. It makes it so difficult to get to sleep. Do our bodies ever really adapt? Many people start work early in the morning, why can't we have some daylight then? (Via text). Do you make the most of the sun? Mowed the lawn, weeded the garden, almost up to date with the washing. Kids have been at Nayland Pool this afternoon. I think this may be my own solo mum holiday, until school goes back. Andrea Grocott.
My husband and I have been busy. Cleaning the yard, mowing the lawn, weeding the gardens, went to church and went to visit my old dog and her mum (my older sis.) Maree Phillips. Took the labradoodles for a hike to Whispering Falls with lots of dips in the swimming holes along the way. Kathy Pantling. Waitangi tribunal concerns: Last August politicians passed a third reading of a Maori Claim Settlement Bill which would legalise the alteration and manipulation, of historical accounts to suit the demands of Waitangi Tribunal claimants. This is quite astounding for it is the thin end of a wedge for modern day historical censorship. Will early historical accounts of New Zealand now start to disappear? In 1930s Germany certain books from schools, libraries, shops etc fuelled street bonfires. The minds of mainstream New Zealanders are being so systematically manipulated that a form of oppression is beginning to develop. After thirty eight long years the Waitangi Tribunal has evolved a culture of sympathy in support of claimants. Through expensive tax funding it's become a wrecking ball, long past its use-by date. Its autocratic powers allow it to be accountable to no one. Is the constitutional lobby planning to clip its wings? Will they advocate the repeal of the Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975 and its 1985 amendment? J.M. Lincolne, Stoke.
Why not try something new in 2013? Waimea College Community Education is offering a wide range of interesting, educational, fun and affordable courses. Why not come along, make use of our facilities and experienced tutors, learn something new and meet like minded people? We are very pleased to have Allan AddisonSaipe join us as one of our cooking tutors this year. Many of you will know him from his time as chef and the original owner of
in The Art of Storytelling. The new year is a time when we like to make positive changes and set goals. Life Coaching offers a way of reaching our own potential, self realisation and success. Our tutor, Nellie Sixtus, will help us gain skills to increase levels of confidence, improve communication and acquire a clear understanding of personal aspirations. We have two sponsors (always looking for
The Grape Escape. Allan is going to focus on the men, encouraging them to be confident in the kitchen and enjoy cooking, in his Blokes Cooking courses. Another new tutor is Carolina Kerridge who hails from over the seven seas. We all have wonderful stories to tell (whether we know it or not) which Carolina will help us explore
more!) who are kindly offering their services to the college. Ian Read from Digisafe is tutoring two computer classes Know Your Computer and Safe Online Buying and Selling and Hayden Diskin from Route 6 Automotive will be taking a Basic Car Maintenance course just for women.
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Standing the Test of Time Local experts in buying and selling for 19 years
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Haven Realty have been helping Nelson families into their dream homes for over 18 years. The locally owned real estate company pride themselves on communication, whether it’s buying, selling or renting, the team at Haven Realty are the trusted professionals. Formed in 1995 Haven Realty was built on the experience of a team of well known real estate agents who have earned their great relationships with local buyers and sellers. The team have all personally experienced buying, selling, renting and building new in Nelson and they understand the value of this experience when it comes to getting results. Their team of rental property experts offer effective and professionally managed rental services, giving local landlords peace of mind and ensuring the best return on their investment. Haven Realty’s community involvement includes local fundraising auctions and supporting the regions sporting youth through the Haven Sports Trust. From first home buyers, growing families to buyers and sellers across the spectrum, Haven Realty are Nelson’s trusted and proven real estate agency
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Bowater Motor Group. 65 years worth of experience
Welcome to the Bowater Motor Group, a family business that has been caring for the motoring needs of the top of the south since 1947. We have a history we are proud of and a future we are sure of. Our reputation is hard earned and something we value. The Bowater Motor Group was formed in the late 1940s as a mechanical and auto electrical service when local man Raymond Bowater returned home to Nelson after serving in the Second World War. Since then the company has grown, now with the 3rd generation helping steer and guide the group as we continue to grow, and support those who support us, our local community. The Bowater Motor Group has the dealerships for what are recognised to be the most reliable vehicle brands in the world. We now deliver more new vehicles to Nelson & Tasman people than any other company. BMG is the company you can rely on for all your motoring needs; new and used vehicles, service & parts and vehicle finance. Come and see us in one of our handy locations throughout the region, and you will discover for yourself why we have stood the test of time.
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Paying tribute to deceased loved ones is an important part of the grieving process and for over 150 years Marsden House has been providing our community with professional care and understanding when saying goodbye. Marsden House have helped our community in celebrating and acknowledging the death of a loved one, supporting family and friends through the grieving process. With four generations of family involvement in the local business, Marsden House have helped us say farewell with dignity and respect and the same caring values that have been there from the start have seen them stand the true test of time in our community. Based in a beautiful historic building situated in central Nelson, their qualified and experienced staff can help whether you have just lost a loved one and are deciding what to do next or you are planning your own funeral. They have a wide range of services and facilities to assist you and your family when you need it most and offer a variety of flexible options to take the responsibility off your hands. With personalised, individual care to suit your needs, Marsden House can easily help you plan an appropriate funeral service including details such as a casket, hearse, suitable premises
and appropriate staff. A funeral at Marsden House is arranged carefully and with sensitivity to express the feelings and fulfill the needs of those attending and all requirements can be catered to. A number of venue options are available depending on your personal needs, with a historical chapel and upstairs lounge, Marsden House can host services both large
Marsden House and the Bishop’s School in 1972 before reconstruction. and small. The Gardens of the World in Hope is the perfect place for an outdoor funeral or memorial service. With its six acre garden containing various plantings from all around the world, it is a touch of paradise. A brand new crematorium, Hope Garden of Remembrance Crematorium, is now open situated behind The Gardens of the World providing more service options for the Nelson region. Contact Marsden House for peace of mind funeral care, from a local family business you can trust.
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Value Vehicles, the name says it all. They are the tried and true local business providing local families with reliable, honest and quality cars for over 15 years. Specialising in vehicles under $12,995, both imported direct and New Zealand new, Value Vehicles have earned a proud reputation for great customer service, with many happy clients around the Nelson area. Value Vehicles is Nelson’s only MTA approved used vehicle dealer and is owned and operated by local mates Paul Kelly and Neil Howard. Their focus on customer care and finding the right car for the right person has seen their company grow to include a yard in Westport, making the range in which to find the right car for you bigger and better. Value Vehicles is located at 49 Gloucester Street in Nelson. Hours of trading are Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, Saturday 9.30am to 3pm and after hours or Sunday appointments can be happily arranged. Phone Value Vehicles on 03 970 0559 or speak to Paul 021 495 555 or Neil 021 311 690.
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IMB Construction - formally Ian McCully Builders - has been a well known name within the building industry in the Nelson area since 1972. Over the years they have continued to grow, expand, and develop, but one thing which hasn’t changed is their commitment to our community. From the smallest project right up to huge commercial contracts, IMB are a locally minded business with Nelson at its heart. Trusted to get the job done right the first time, from new homes, renovations, new facilities and buildings, IMB Construction continue to provide an outstanding service to local schools, businesses and residents. Employing a range of highly skilled and qualified staff, their size and adaptability allows IMB Construction to tackle any size contract with ease and precision. Their diverse experience in the industry allows them great flexibility in their range of construction materials, from timber frames to poly block construction. IMB Construction have also been a member of the Registered Master Builders Association for over 30 years. Their high standards and dedication to a job well done have seen happy customers satisfied throughout the region and IMB Construction are now sitting at the forefront of the building industry in Nelson.
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211 Queen St Richmond. Ph 544 5469 235 Trafalgar St Nelson. Ph 548 7863
Nelson’s footwear experts since 1948
While times may have changed this tried and tested store is one of Nelson’s most iconic, and at 65 years young is one of our oldest locally owned family run businesses. While fashion is constantly changing, Taylors has kept up and hasn’t lost the core values that saw Cliff and Eileen Taylor set up their first shop in 1948. Taylors in Richmond offered shoe repairs before stocking shoes, selling their first six pairs of men’s shoes all those years ago and paving the way for the two branch success story that it is today. Taylors is an outstanding kiwi business, growing with our community and earning their reliable reputation, selling the best in sports shoes, school shoes and work boots in the early years, now their Nelson store is about to celebrate its 20 year anniversary and both stores have evolved into specialty fashion footwear stores stocking high quality brands from all over the world. The Taylor family are still running the business with each generation adding to its history with their love of shoes and both stores are currently run by husband and wife teams Craig and Jan Taylor and Phil and Anne Taylor. Many mums, dads and grandparents can recall their favourite pair of shoes from Taylors and from that first pair of men’s shoes to the fantastic international selection on offer today, Taylors continue to leave their footprints throughout our community.
A passion for fashion for 60 years
Jays on Bridge Street is locally known as a Nelson fashion institution. The 60 year old store shows that while clothing can go out of fashion, style never does. When Jays first opened its doors it offered the world of fashion something different, the opportunity to dress a little less conservatively and to enjoy a wide range of high quality designers. It’s original 1953 slogan “fashion for the discriminating woman” still rings true today. Now, Jays remains on Bridge St and their values have stayed the same too. Owner Karen Jordan has managed the boutique for the past 11 years offering an exciting and extensive range of New Zealand and European fashion labels and fashion forward accessories. The friendly and knowledgeable team, Sandra, Rosemarie, Karen and Kymberly pride themselves on excellent customer service, counting their loyal customers as friends and they are dedicated to helping them stay fashionable. Jays have truly stood the test of time offering something unique and stylish for the fashion conscious, sharing a stunning collection of fashion for women who love high quality boutique clothing.
A passion for fashion since 1953 1953 - 2013
82 Bridge Street | Ph: 548 3996 | www.jaysfashions.co.nz |
Dressing Nelson’s men for 30 years
Thanks Nelson for all your support over the last 30 years
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Gustaves Menswear is now in its 30th year in Nelson and while it’s come a long way since owners Gus and Mary Beullens arrived with their family in 1983, they are still successfully dressing our community today. Locations on Trafalgar Street were hard to find at the time but eventually Gustaves took over the lease of Nelson Auto Accessories and converted the space into a high quality menswear store. After moving a few doors down in 1995 you can still find them there at 243 Trafalgar St today. While a few years have passed since Gustaves first opened its doors and many brands and stores have come and gone, Gustaves has stood the test of time and still takes pride in bringing a diverse collection of high quality, great brands and personal service to local men. High profile designers such as Rembrandt, Cambridge, Gant, R.M.Williams, Ben Sherman, Lacoste, and Coast are a core collection of brands stocked by Gustaves today offering a relaxed and spacious shopping environment. Mary and Gus have 11 grandchildren and four children of their own and over the past 30 years they have seen many generations of other Nelsonians pass through Gustaves doors. With so many men leaving the store better dressed, they are set to see many more successful years to come.
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Foxy Lady is Nelson’s oldest established specialist lingerie and swimwear retailer. They have been supporting local women in their quest for the perfect fit for over 26 years and stock a beautiful array of lingerie to suit all shapes and sizes. Owner Julie Forbes and her team of Anne, Michelle and Kathy stock an extensive range from day to day lingerie to something for that special occasion. The team have something for every discerning woman catering from sizes 8 to 26. At Foxy Lady you receive good old fashioned personal service, from appro, to home visits to the emergency hospital dash, their experienced fitters are dedicated to helping you find the perfect lingerie for your shape. They carry an extensive range of swimwear throughout the year, including pretty cover ups, bikinis and one piece swimsuits, and stock a collection of delightful nightwear and sleepwear. Foxy Lady are also Nelson’s premier retailer for mastectomy bras, prosthesis and mastectomy swimwear. Since 1987 local women have trusted Foxy Lady to dress them in high quality lingerie at affordable prices. Their commitment and friendly service to their loyal customers have seen them stand the test of time in our town.
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Standing the Test of Time MURITAI MOTOR DROME
Getting local families back on the road since 1988
Proudly locally owned and operated for 25 years WOF Tyres Lubes
Batteries Puncture Repairs Mechanical Repairs
PLUS now offering a full auto electrical service Air conditioning Alternators & starters All car electrical problems
15 Muritai St, Tahunanui Ph: 546 4749 Keeping Nelson warm since 1956 Woodfires Cookers Multi-fuel fires Gas fires Parts Rope seals Glass Central heating Radiators
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Fuel tanks Diesel fires Flue systems Installation systems Flashings Transfer systems Repairs Bricks Consents
Ph 548 5742 • 128 Tahunanui Dr.
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Nelson Metal Industries
Proud to be 100% locally owned and operated for 22years Cash buyers of all Scrap Metal
Ph: 547 9706 or 027 447 7340
A kiwi family favourite for over 30 years Lunch special
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For 55 years P & M fireplaces have been keeping Nelsonians warm and even after all that time, heating your home with a fire is still the most energy efficient and cost effective way to keep your family and home warm and dry. Owners Murray and Bev Sinclair are your one stop fire shop, the family business can advise you on the right fire for your home. The original owners of P & M Fireplaces Barbara Perkins and John Muddle started the business in 1956 and have since moved on, however the original name remains well known today as a reliable and trustworthy business who get the job done right. Over the years P & M fireplaces have worked to keep local Nelsonians warm and look after our environment, overhauling the business and offering new, clean air compliant products to keep Nelson’s air fresh, while still keeping the cost of heating down for local families. Murray’s family take great pride in the business, his daughter and son both work in the business with him, learning from the best and offering great customer service, from advice, installation to servicing. P & M Fireplaces have so much historical experience that they can still get parts for your 1960s fire, now that’s truly standing the test of time. If you need to heat your home or service your fire call Murray and the team at P & M Fireplaces.
Turning your scrap metal into money for over 22 years
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For 25 years Colin and Pauline have run a good, honest, family business at Muritai Motordrome and their commitment to providing quality automotive servicing has seen them stand the test of time in Tahunanui. When it comes to your car, you know you can trust Colin to do the job you want, to a high quality finish. Muritai Motordrome offer maintenance on all cars, 4wd and light vehicles and offer a reliable 24 hour call out service and courtesy car. From warrant of fitness to mechanical servicing, with a big range of tyres available and an auto electrician on hand, Colin has everything you need to get your car back on the road again. In a business where integrity is a must, Colin has built up a loyal customer base who know that Muritai Motordrome is their first port of call for all their servicing needs. The teams of four have kept your family safe on the road since 1988, and this family focus has seen Pauline’s son Niven step up to take charge of the business when Colin’s not around. Whether you need a cam belt, clutch, have had a breakdown or need regular servicing, call into Muritai Motordrome.
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Offering 22 years of superior service in the scrap metal industry, Nelson Metal Industries are your local specialist buyer and exporter of all metals. They are Nelson’s only 100% locally owned scrap metal buyer and they pay top money for all metal and machinery, from old pots, pans, batteries and brass to tractors, you bring it in and they’ll pay money for it. Nelson Metal Industries owner Daryl Smith was born and bred right here in Nelson and has developed many regular, loyal customers. His old fashioned values and reputation for being the most honest and trusted man of his trade has seen his business go from strength to strength, becoming a well known name in the Nelson Tasman region. The many years that Nelson Scrap Metal has been around speaks for itself, word of mouth has got around because Daryl and his team, including his two sons, are consistently providing their customers with an honest service and competitive price. Turn your scrap metal into money today with a visit to Nelson Metal Industries at 101 Pascoe St. They are proud to be locally owned and operated for 22 years.
Proud to have served Nelson families for over 30 years
Cobb & Co has been a kiwi family favourite for over 35 years. The friendly laidback environment offers great times in a seriously casual environment where deliciously good food is always on the menu. Cobb & Co could be New Zealand’s oldest restaurant chain and the Nelson restaurant located within the Wakatu Hotel has earned its spot in local history, with many people experiencing happy childhood memories there. Today Cobb & Co Nelson continue to welcome friends and family back to enjoy their all time favourite food in the cheerful, traditional restaurant. With generations of happy customers returning to the restaurant and now bringing their own children and grandkids in, Cobb & Co have earned their reputation as the feel good local spot to enjoy a meal. While a few years may have passed, some of those big kids are still asking for menu classics such as a ‘pink panther or ‘traffic light’. Cobb & Co Nelson are proud to have served Nelson people for over 30 years. The restaurant has been run by Nelson families since the beginning and it’s that fun loving friendly focus which has seen both The Wakatu Hotel and Cobb & Co become local community classics.
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Standing the Test of Time Eventwear Specialists - Cocktail * Party * Ball * Bridal
Styling Nelson for special occasions for 22 years
163 Hardy St, Nelson | Ph 548 8770 | www.profile.net.nz
Over 22 years styling Nelsonian’s and visitors for special occasions – that’s a lot of experience to draw on. Profile are our community’s event wear specialists catering to every event requiring that special dress from day to night, cocktail to party, ball to bridal, the locally owned and operated boutique offers first class styling. Owner Vanessa Griffin has both a business and fashion background and has been self employed for over 30 years. Profile has built its reputation for high quality and exclusivity, numbers are strictly limited creating a one off experience, quite different from chain store shopping and earning their loyal customer base. The store also stocks a large range of imported jewellery, bags, hats, fascinators, scarves and other accessories to complete your look and their fast in house alteration service assures that perfect fit. It’s this personalised experience that sees their customers put their best foot forward every time. Hundreds of brides have found their perfect dress at Profile and an order service for brides and bridesmaids means endless options for style choices, making the whole experience of dressing your dream bridal party easy and fun. Be it a funky sunfrock or a glamorous gown, Profile is a Pandora’s box to explore and enjoy. Like us on facebook for updates and photos - facebook.com/www.profile.net.nz
A trusted hair salon since 1999
Part of the Tahuna community since 1999 Thanks to our loyal customers 16 Tahunanui Drive
Ph: 546 5050 Dianne MacMorland
The trusted optometrist for over 80 years
Your eyes are special, trust us to look after them. We’ve been doing it for over 80 years • Eye Examinations • Speciality tests • Prescription lenses • Frames • Contact lenses and solutions • Sunglasses • On Site optical workshop Neil Esposito
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Some things Do change with time – but not PRoFESSIoNALISM, TRUSTWoRTHINESS and SUCCESS! “Give The Gill’s A Call” Anytime. MREINZ Licensed Real Estate Agent REAA2008
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What started as a nice little salon for local Nelson hairdresser Dianne MacMorland in 1999 has steadily grown into a busy hub for family hairdressing in Tahunanui. Two members of her team of qualified and experienced hairdressers have been with Dianne on the journey for ten years and it’s these familiar faces that have earned the trust of the community. Providing a wide range of styling for the whole family, from fashionable cuts, colouring services and treatments, Hair Craft have spent the past 14 years offering fabulous and affordable hairdressing. Dianne enjoys seeing the different generations come through her salon, parents who visited Hair Craft back in the beginning are now bringing their children in to receive the same trusted service from the team. The busy salon is welcoming and private, with an outdoor courtyard area to sit in and relax. Each customer is made to feel at ease, with a smile, a chat and an honest opinion greeting them at the mirror. Hair Craft stock a range of quality products and also offer wedding services. The great relationships Dianne and the staff have developed over the years has seen Hair Craft grow into one of our most trusted local salons.
PH 548 0200
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Comprehensive and regular eye examinations are vital to good health and good vision. We are Nelsons longest established Optometry practice, serving the Nelson region for over 80 years. We have built a solid reputation for top service, quality products and reasonable prices. We offer experience, diversification and confidence. Our prime focus is to look after our customers and provide the best solution to your visual needs. Eyes are complex and we have a vast array of optical corrections and treatments. Everyone is an individual and we take the time and care to fully understand your eyes and your particular visual requirements. Being an independent optometrist we are free to choose what is right for you rather than being locked into the limitations of using a single branded product. We give honest no-nonsense advice and do not confuse you with hype, add-ons and up-selling. We offer modern eye examinations with up to date instruments to ensure accuracy and comfort. We have a fantastic range of frames and sunglasses from budget to designer with over 1000 on display. Choosing spectacles need not be a daunting task! Our friendly and professional staff are experts!
There is no substitute for experience
Barry and Christine have been one of Nelson’s most successful Real Estate teams. Barry started in Real Estate in 1985 and he quickly established a reputation for honesty, integrity and ‘getting the job done.’ He was joined by Christine in 1996. This dynamic team offer first class service, marketing, negotiating and a determination to get the very best result for their clients. Central to Barry and Christine’s Real Estate philosophy is to provide the best possible service to their vendors while building mutual trust and respect. Their emphasis is to make the selling process as stress free as possible. They relate extremely well to the people that they encounter through their work. All dealings are conducted with the utmost sensitivity and discretion. This is evidenced by the significant amount of repeat business that they acquire. Outstanding service won’t cost you anymore so talk to them about their competitive commission rates. Barry and Christine Gill-some things do change with time – but not professionalism, trustworthiness and success! “Give the Gills a call” anytime.
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Back Soundstage is a professional music and performing arts school located at 56 Rutherford Street, Nelson. We offer
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classes and individual tuition to people of all ages and abilities. You can choose to do casual classes that don’t require a lot of commitment, or take your studies more seriously and sit exams through Trinity Guildhall of London and The New Zealand Association of Modern Dance.Soundstage Director Jane Winter was trained at NASDA and has been working as a professional singer/actor/dancer since she was 16. Jane is a singing and musical theatre teacher who has been teaching young Nelsonians since 2004. Jane has also worked as a musical director for theatre and an on location acting coach for film. Soundstage grew out of Jane’s private singing and musical theatre students and has been operating since 2008.Soundstage operates within the school terms, but you can get started any time you like – it’s always a good time to make your dreams a reality! At the Nelson School of Music there are classes for all ages from pre-school
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onward. The string groups in particular allow students to work at their own level, progressing from “walkers� to “runners� and “sprinters� with the ultimate becoming a member of the Schola Musica Youth Orchestra. Now under the direction of Margaret Jackson, the orchestra performs a wide range of music from throughout the world. Some 20 years ago the Greenhill Orchestra was formed under the leadership of Joel Bolton. It is a non-audition orchestra, catering for adults and school students alike. This is ideal for those who have let their playing lapse. Dust off your instrument and enjoy learning in a supportive and encouraging environment in this excellent introduction to orchestra playing with music that is enjoyable without being too difficult. From percussion, guitar, brass, strings, piano, singing, to speech and drama – we have excellent tutors available to help you open up your world of music and performance. Whatever your age, learning to make music together is fun at the Nelson School of Music. Does your child need glasses? 1 in 5 kiwi kids are struggling with vision issues hindering their learning process in the classroom. Not seeing comfortably can lead to a child severely struggling at school as their eyes are constantly tired and sore causing them to avoid concentrating. Young children cannot always tell you if they find it difficult to see well as they are unaware
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Back that what they see is different from anyone else. If your child loses their place while reading, holds reading materials closer than normal, has headaches, squints, omits or confuses small words when reading, then you need to get their eyes tested. If you have a community services card, or a high use health card you may qualify for subsidies towards optometrist visits and the cost of glasses for children under the age of 16. Please check with Visique Harrington Eyecare to see if your child is eligible.
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only learn something but meet others, access expertise, get ‘started’, time out, redress work/life balance, increase confidence, improve health, and have FUN! If you are interested in relieving tension and stress consider a Reiki course with internationally qualified, experienced Reiki Master, Emily Whinney. Try yoga to achieve greater physical fitness and suppleness and also release, calm and balance emotions to increase mental clarity and peace. Those who love food can enjoy cooking from around the world, making cheese or watching chef Luke Macann demonstrate dishes cel-
Peta Spooner Dance Academy offers a stimulating and rewarding dance environment for the beginner preschooler to the advanced professional. Peta heads up a team of passionate and experienced dance teachers who inspire dancers to achieve their potential. Jane Pascoe has combined her love of dance and people as a teacher at the academy. Qualified to teach a range of dance but focusing mainly on Modern Jazz, Classical Ballet and Theatre Craft. Jane Melissa Masters bought Pattison Swim School in Decem- teaches all ages and has developed Power Yoga classes too. ber 2008 with the support of her mum Wendy, her partner Valerie Roche brings over 45 years of Brett, and her two and a half year old son. Melissa’s passion experience to the academy, her love of for Pattison Swim School comes from her love of children. dance sees her teach a variety of classes CUSTOMER SWIMMING 27/10/11 ‘Every childPATTISON should learn to swim – your child shouldPUBLISHING including classical ballet. Kate Burton learn to swim, and should know how to be safe in and has 25 years teaching experience and SALES REP RBRABANT PUBLICATION LEADER NELSON G around the water. ’ Melissa is comhas developed a Stretch, DESIGNER Pconnor SECTION RUN OF PRESS mitted to the Pattison’s unique and Release PROOFED 10/25/2011 2:21:41 PM SIZE 10.00Core-stability X 2.0 Peta approach to the Learn to Swim Class suitable for both Spooner AD ID 4108312AA FAX 3252 F.I.D.T.A programme, and maintains the the dancer and non Examiner I.D.T.A ten-lesson, two-week block dancer. Her Modern IS AD AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. NOTE THAT ANY ALTERATIONS course programme. Melissa Dance Classes for Jane BEis FINALISED also committedBY to OUR main- MATERIAL DEADLINE. adults are a workout Pascoe F.I.D.T.A taining the consistency of the for body and mind Pattison Swim School Learn and see loyal students to Swim experience, ensuring that children will have the returning year after year. She also runs Kate same swim instructor for the duration of their course and a Pilates class from the studio. Talk to Burton F.I.D.T.A allowing children to build a rapport with their instruc- Peta Spooner Dance Academy, offering tor. Pattison Swim School continues to offer the opportu- dance classes for beginners to advanced nity for competitive swimming. Melissa not only teaches and for all ages. Valerie Learn to Swim, but she also coaches mini-squads through Roche Pattison Swim School, and feeds competitive swimmers Why come to a community education A.R.A.D (A.T.C.) Registered Teacher on to the coach of the Nelson South Swim Club. By re- class to get more out of life? What do maining in contact with Jos and Margaret Pattison she you want to get out of your life? Adults will ensure that their legacy of teaching people to swim who come to Nayland Community in a safe and nurturing environment lives on. Swimming Education classes say they come to not lessons are held at Hampden St, Tahunanui and Clifton Terrace Schools. For more information
ACADEMY OF DANCE
Still accepting enrolments Athletic Clubrooms, Pioneers Park (opposite Spotlight)
Ballet: preschool, advanced level 2 Modern Jazz: preparatory, advanced level 2 Theatre Craft: grades and majors Adult: dance, stretch, power yoga, pilates
Ph: Peta 548 9890
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Swimming Swimming Lessons Lessons Hampden Street School HEATED POOL
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Collingwood St, Nelson
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Community Education Nayland College Learn something new this year... RECREATION
Boating Education Thurs 14 Mar, 7-9.30pm, $15, Brian Tear cyclE maintEnancE Mon 18 Feb, 3 wks, 6.30-8pm, $30, Martin Clark cycling skills for road & trails Thurs 14 Mar, 2 wks, 6.30-8pm, $30
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guitar - Beg or Beyond Tues 19 Feb, 8 wks, 6.30-8.45pm, $69, Arrion Love ukulElE - Beg or Beyond Wed 20 Feb, 8 wks, 6-8.15pm, $69, Suzi Fray
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gardEning - Growing Food Tues 12 Feb 8 wks, $65, 6.30-8.30pm, Joc’ Winters cooking around thE World Wed 20 Feb, 6 wks, 7-9pm, $95 cElEBratE summEr cooking Tues 19 Feb 3 wks, $65, Luke Macann
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PilatEs Mon 11 Feb, 8 wks, $65, 6.40-7.40pm, Revti Verma rEiki Tues 12 Feb, 6 wks, 6.30-8.30pm, $115, Emily Whinney yoga Mon - Thurs starts 11 Feb onward, 8 wks, 5.30-7 or 6-7.30pm, $70. Tutors Mark Brady, Birgitta Haas, Ana Reyes-Croker
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crEativE acrylics Tues 19 Feb, $65, 4 wks, Pammie Moonlight glazing With Paint Mon 18 Feb, $75, 5 wks, Larisse Hall mosaics WEEkEnd 2-3 Mar, $99, Elvira Pontier Printmaking WEEkEnd 9-10 Mar, $95, Colleen Dallimore
To ENroL or for full course programme ph 547 9769 http://comed.nayland.school.nz
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to http://comed.nayland.school.nz or ph 547 9769. For all the hottest back to school styles check out Fashion Island in the heart if the city. Too cool for school? As well as a great range of surf and skate wear, Amazon have an awesome offer on shoes – buy any pair of full priced shoes over $79.99 and get a pack of 5 pairs of socks for $20! They’ve also got offers on backpacks, jeans and loads more. Back to basics? Head into Just Jeans and Jay Jays and stock up on your basic black jeans and white tops. Grab 2 pairs of jeans for just $100 in Just Jeans. New school year…new stationery! Smiggle has cute and colourful folders, pens pencil cases, tablet covers, backpacks… you name it! Buy 2 and get 1 free on selected products. Hey Mum! For the littlies there’s Cotton on Kids and Witchery Kids range – chock full of gorgeous and practical clothing at affordable prices. After all that hard work chill out with a frappe from Columbus Coffee or a filling (and healthy!) snack from Pita Pit…new to Nelson! The Fargher Academy of Dance provides professional, quality dance instruction for 5 years upwards in jazz, hip hop, tap and contemporary dance with classes held in Nelson City. Owner and teacher Trudy Fargher has a passion for dance with the curriculum carefully planned to help guide each
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NELSON COLLEGE Start of Year 2013 Welcome to all new and returning students Option changes – Parents, caregivers and students can meet with the Year Level Deans to discuss any final option changes on the days listed below (see Deans’ Days). Appointments must be made –please contact the College office from January 23 on telephone (03) 548 3099.
Start of Year Timetable Tues Jan 29
Deans’ day (all year levels) by appointment only
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Year assemblies for Years 10, 11 and 12 students Year 10 -10.30am
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Brad Neiman won the youth ministock club championship courtesy of three podium finishes on Saturday night. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Ministock champ eyes move to the big time Phillip Rollo Brad Neiman never expected to be named club champion on Saturday night – but that's only because he didn't know the championship was even on. The 16 year old youth ministock driver finished inside the top three in as many races, coming back from 16th on the starting grid in the final race to finish in second place, after winning heat one and finishing third in heat two. Brad says none of the drivers were even aware the meet doubled as the youth ministock club championship because if they did, the risk of contact increases. "I'm totally rapt eh. It's given me a lot of confidence so hopefully I can go far from that," he says. "I just aimed to make up the places in that first corner and then just drive consistently to the best I can." Brad's current car is for sale as he looks to make the transition into a stockcar. While he admits the size, speed and contact will be different, he doesn't have to look far for inspiration when it
comes to young drivers making the move into a bigger car. Dale McKenzie finished second at the recent New Zealand Superstock Championship, despite being just 19 years old. Dale is dating Brad's sister and he says the pair regularly speak speedway and that he is always getting tips. Brad's father took the new stockcar out for a spin on the weekend and will drive it for the rest of the season. Brad says his goals for next year's race calendar will be to finish every race. If you are interested in buying Brad's ministock, please contact him on 0278274008 . Saturday night also saw the Accessman Tasman Thunder take out the Stockcar Suspension Development Cup with ease over the Greymouth Grizzlies. With all but three drivers left at the halfway stage, Michael Paynter and Adam Hall decided to take out the coast's John Gray before running for the finish line. When Michael took him up the wall, Adam was quick to put his foot on the accelerator and claim the win with no other car in sight. Ben Smith, Justin Hearne and Cody Teece were all non finishers.
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Falcons back home Social bowls rolls into Tahuna for Otago clash The Nelson Falcons will be hoping a return to Trafalgar Park will also see a return to their winning ways after a 2-0 loss to Team Wellington over the weekend. Nelson conceded a goal in either half to lose its first away game of the season, after coming away with a draw and a win in its first two outings, both at home. This Sunday the under 20 team will
host Otago United in the ASB youth league competition and will hope a return to familiar surroundings will also see a return to its earlier results. Otago will come into the game after a tough loss to Canterbury United over the weekend, but with a win in its first game of the year against Youngheart Manawatu. Kick-off is at 2pm this Sunday with a curtain raiser starting at 12.30pm.
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Get some mates together and get ready for social bowls. The Tahuna Bowls Club is introducing the popular competition which involves teams of three playing social bowls on Thursday nights. The competition is held successfully around the country and organiser Peter Goodman says the format has already proven popular in Nelson. "I used to help organise it at the Maitai Club and we had up to 20 teams competing, it was great fun." The competition is perfect for all levels, including those who have never picked up a bowl before. The league will run for five weeks from February 14 until March 14 and teams need three bowlers. All equipment and advice is provided by the club and the cost is $75 for the five weeks, or $25 per player. Peter says those who may be worried it's not their scene can put those concerns to rest. "It's all in casual clothes and it is just good fun." To find out more about Mates Members of the Tahunanui Bowls Club who are helping run the in Bowls or to register a team Mates in Bowls summer league at the club this summer. They are call Peter on 545 1768 or from left; Peter Goodman, Barbara McBride and Tom Marston. email peter.goodman@xtra. Photo: Andrew Board. co.nz.
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Tim Dunnill and Nick Tilly, owners of Harvey World Travel Richmond, are delighted to welcome their new team member Vicky McLean to the award winning Harvey World Travel Richmond store. Tim says he is welcoming the extensive travel experience that Vicky brings to the store. “Vicky’s personal travel experiences add a wealth of knowledge to the office, we are really pleased to have her onboard.” Vicky is a fabulous addition to the well-known local team. With her passion for travel and extensive work history in the travel and tourism industry, Vicky brings colourful, exciting experiences and expertise to the store. Travel is in Vicky’s blood. Her previous experience, including visits to over 50 countries, and living in less travelled places such as Uganda, Botswana, Brunei and China, means that she has a vast amount of advice and knowledge to share. While Vicky’s extensive travel has seen her jet set around the world, she has always called Nelson home, having grown up here and always returning in between trips, so the decision to work in a local travel store environment has come easily to her. Vicky says she can’t wait to work in the fun lov-
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ing team helping others turn their travel dreams into reality. “I’m truly passionate about working in travel - working alongside Tim is going to be lots of fun and involve lots of laughter!” In between travelling the world, Vicky has built up over 12 years of experience in the Nelson region as an international travel consultant, including a three year stint working from home as a travel broker. A standout amongst her long list of career highlights and awards was winning ‘Top Early Bird’ sales for a South Island consultant and winning the ‘Best Growth’ award for a South Island travel broker in 2009. The team at Harvey World Travel Richmond love travelling and, more importantly, love putting together the perfect travel package to meet their client’s needs. Whatever it is their clients require, be it air travel, accommodation, a cruise, a coach tour, a rental car, a group package, or that all important travel insurance – if it’s travel related they can arrange it. Call in and see Vicky and Tim anytime for the most fun you’ve had in ages planning a holiday. Contact Vicky at vicky.mclean@harveyworld.co.nz Business Update. Adv.
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skilled competitors and ensures those with a higher handicap enjoy the competition too. For those players who wish to play competitively at a higher level, interclub tournaments are a regular occurrence. There are a variety of social days for both men and women held at the club with ladies teeing off a nine hole round every Thursday morning and both men and women enjoying a mixed day held on Friday and Saturday. Greenacres has a great reputation for producing highly skilled golfers and are consistently selected as Tasman District representatives. A high level of coaching from NZPGA professional Alistair Palmer is part of this success and he offers both one-on-one coaching and group lessons. Lessons are a great way to get your swing back if you are returning to the game, want to hone a particular area of skill or if you’ve never picked up a club before in your life. Whether it’s driving, pitching, putting or chipping, training sessions are a great way to continue building your skills. A special deal is available now for those returning to the game or who haven’t played before, Alistair will be taking groups of 10 or 12 for six group lessons aimed at getting you back into your best swing for the game.
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Annette Nistor, Captain of the Greenacres Golf Club women’s team outside the clubhouse. Greenacres Golf Club Manager Derrick Gould encourages new members to sign up and make the most of the advantages on offer at the club. “There are so many great things about being a member of Greenacres. The course is well maintained, it’s challenging and members can play on the course at any time. The club is social and fun for people of all playing levels.” Greenacres members are welcome to store their
golf clubs on site and they also have insurance available on members clubs in case they get broken or damaged while playing. If you become a member at Greenacres you can also enjoy a significant discount on green fees at many other affiliated clubs around New Zealand including Invercargill Golf Club, Harewood Golf club in Christchurch and St Claire’s Golf club in Dunedin. If you travel frequently
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it is worth signing up to Greenacres to take advantage of other clubs nationwide. At Greenacres it’s not just about being out on the golf course. You can relax with friends after your round of golf at the café inside the clubrooms. Serving hot and cold drinks, snacks and hot meals, you can enjoy the social side of golfing with an after round debrief over a beer from the bar. With a full catering service available Greenacres also offer their facilities for anything from a birthday celebration, wedding reception or work do. The café is open Tuesday through Sunday, public holidays and excluding Christmas day. Greenacres has a well stocked golf
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Community Events PILATES - Want to get your Christmas weight off, tone up? Try our small, friendly Pilates class during your Wed lunch hour in central Nelson, 12.10-12.50. Book your mat by contacting Sue Alsop, certified mat instructor 021 0344 109. Very effective and no impact. START NOW TO LOVE YOUR LIFE, stop the negative thoughts, be free to be who you really want to be and invest in yourself. I am here to guide, train and encourage you to be your own Life Coach, untap your true potential and really start to live your life your way, whether it's finding love, happiness, losing weight, starting a new job, relationship challenges. Life Coach Nelson is a place where you will be supported encouraged and guided to become unstuck and have the confidence to really enjoy more of your life. Visit www.lifecoachnelson.co.nz or call/text Caron on 021 1457 162, Introduction session 1 hr $45 SPANISh FOR BEgINNERS: This seven week course taught by a qualified teacher and native speaker will give you an introduction to Spanish language and culture. The emphasis will be on conversation and grammar, sharing ideas and practising what you have learned in a friendly atmosphere. Starts Mon 18 Feb, 7- 8.30pm, Trafalgar St Hall, 67 Trafalgar St. Limited numbers. Enquiries please call Ricardo 548-1490. ITALIAN FOR BEgINNERS and for Intermediate Level students. A fun and practical ten week course for both levels in the basics of Italian pronunciation and communication-with a dash of culture and music. Weds at Club Italia, 9 Trafalgar St. Beginners - 7pm, Intermediate level - 8pm. Next sessions begin 30 January 2013. Bookings required. For enrolments or more info please phone Joe Rifici 545 6046 ABSOLUTE BEgINNERS ARgENTINE TANgO COURSE Learn to move your body and your soul with this wonderfully addictive dance. 8 week course starts Mon 4 Feb, 6 - 7.15pm, St John's Hall, 320 Hardy St Partners not necessary but pre-registration is so I can arrange even numbers of leaders and followers in the classes. Call Anne-Maree on 9295811 for info. MARYBANK gARDEN CLUB meets on Tues, 5 Feb, in the Highland Pipe Band rooms, Paru Paru Rd, at 7.30pm. All about potatoes & weigh-in. Garden Ramble 6.30pm. 17 Endeavour St. Contact 576 5122 WOMEN'S gOLF, WAAhI TAAKARO opening day Tues 5 Feb, 8.30am. All women golfers & intending golfers are invited to join us for a great day. Val 54 77142 ThE NELSON CREATIVE FIBRE gROUP will celebrate forty years of affiliation to New Zealand Spinning Weaving & Woolcrafts Society Inc. in Feb Former members are invited to join us at Trailways, 66 Trafalgar St, for afternoon tea , 26 Feb at 2 pm. RSVP by 18 Feb. to 5450498 or 5487265 BARBICAN TRAININg CENTRE get ahead in 2013 … FREE business, computing and money programmes starting from February MUSIC AND MOVEMENT a fun-filled interactive
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programme for preschoolers and parents/caregivers. Wed and Fri 9.45 at the Salvation Army 57 Rutherford St. Gold Coin entry morning tea provided. LIBRARY MONThLY BOOK SALE: 10am12.30pm, Sat 2 Feb. Elma Turner Library, Halifax St. Nelson. Friends of the Nelson Library. Andrea 5460403 PRINCE ALBERT hOTEL REUNION I am organising a get together for past and present patrons of the Prince Albert Hotel. At the Prince Albert, 113 Nile St at 2pm, Sat 16 Feb. If you can make it I’d appreciate it if you would let me know ASAP so I can confirm numbers with the hotel. You can email me on roseround@ hotmail.com or phone on 021 028 55843 or 546 8132. SCOTTISh DANCINg at Broadgreen House grounds, Sun 17 Feb. Dancing 4:30-7:30pm, BYO picnic tea 5:30pm. Fine or wet. Bring soft shoes, no partner required. Contact Margaret 5473913 WRITERS AT LUNChTIME anyone interested in writing is welcome to meet on Wed 13 Feb, 11.30am -1.30pm at The Prince Albert Hotel, 113 Nile St. Guest speaker at 12.30pm. Contact Chrissie on 5469818. ST STEPhENS OPPORTUNITY ShOP Tahunanui Dr opens Fri 9am. We will be having “Fill a Bag” for $3 - on 1, 8 & 15 Feb. to reduce surplus stock, call in. COMPUTERS FOR OVER 50’S Beginners More Advanced Experts. This could be the group for you. Meet our friendly tutors and other helpers at SeniorNet Nelson open day. Bring your questions. You're welcome any time 10am-1pm. Sat 2 Feb. SeniorNet rooms, Pioneers Park, Hastings St, (opp. Spotlight) LIVINg ALONE AFTERNOON TEA on Mon 11 Feb. Come along & meet others who live alone. Cathedral Quiet room 2-3.30pm. Jane Wulff 547 9977. STOKE SENIORS would you like to find out more about Stoke Seniors & hear Christine Borlase speak on Tues 12 Feb, 10.30am in the Cathedral Quiet room. Contact Jane 547 9977 for more. SINgERS WELCOME Women’s 40 voice 4-part a cappella choir, Nelson Bays Harmony, rehearse every Thurs, from 17 Jan. Carpools from Atawhai, Moutere & Motueka. Jenny 5474354 or visit www.nelsonharmony.org.nz. YESTERYEAR ShOW 2 & 3 Feb. 9am-4pm, Higgins Park, Wakefield. Vintage tractors & machinery, traction engine & jigger rides, Transport Museum, steam engines, demonstrations, Ladies' handcrafts & more. Allan Palmer 027 319 7427 NELSON VETERANS BADMINTON Due to Stoke Hall's floor being replaced/repaired during February. The Thursday Night Badminton Restart is now moved to Thurs 28 Feb 7.30pm. Janette 547-2366 or Tracey 547-6460 for Info.STOKE PLAYCENTRE enrolment morning, 7 Feb from 9.30 at 4 Ranui Rd Ph.5477299. (Babies, toddlers with parent/caregivers, enrolled older children can stay independently). “That which is nurtured, blossoms and grows”. NEWCOMERS DROP IN CENTRE Sat, 2 Feb @
10am at 2 Bridge St, Nelson. Visit the centre and make connections with other newcomers friends. Chandra at nelson@newcomers.co.nz DIVORCECARE NELSON 2013: 13 week course starts Mon 11 Feb, 7-9pm @ L Room, Richmond Church of Christ, Cnr Darcy & Croucher Sts. $5 per session (includes manual & refreshments.) Email: divorcecarenn@gmail.com or txt 0274193035 and we will contact you. Divorced? Separated? You don’t have to go through it alone. Find Help, Discover Hope, Experience healing. www.divorcecare.org ChILD YOUTh AND FAMILY are looking for a couple to run their local family home. If you are interested please contact Sue Allen or Susan Wood-Devlin 989 4200 or 0508 326 459 PIgEON VALLEY STEAM MUSEUM Wakefield On Steam every Sun in Jan. Traction engine & jigger rides, old machinery, tractors, trucks, working sawmill. Allan Palmer 027 319 7427 IMPROVE YOUR LISTENINg SKILLS! Attend a Creative Listening Workshop 11 Feb 9am-1pm, Nick Smiths Rooms, $40/person, email lifelinenelson@lifeline.co.nz to register. WANTED - ThREE LADIES, STAgE AgE 50 PLUS, FOR 'SEX PLEASE, WE'RE SIXTY' ON STAgE 15-21 MARCh. For information go to www. nmt.org.nz or telephone 548 4700. AFFORDABLE UKULELE WORKShOPS with Paul Clayton. Commence January 2013. All info playuke.weebly.com Phone 548 4142 REgULAR EVENTS TAhUNANUI WOMEN’S INSTITUTE at Stoke retirement village, 188 Songer St Stoke. Meet first Thursday of the month at 1.45 sharp. New members welcome. Ph Colleen 548 7902 NEWCOMERS WALKINg gROUP Every 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of the month. Join us for walk & let us discover the beautiful landscape of Nelson. Text Norma 0276525274 for time, location & other details. WANTED BY MELROSE SOCIETY vintage treasure donations for their April Heritage Week Sale. All proceeds towards restoration/maintenance of historic Melrose House, Brougham St. All items may be left at Café open daily 9.00am-5.00pm Enquiries 5487784 NELSON MALE VOICE ChOIR The choir starts on 28 Jan, with a practice at Reformed Church, Enner Glynn at 6.45pm. New members of all ages will be most welcome. Experience not necessary as long as you can sing in tune. Ernie Tarling on 548 7291. KIDS-N-KOFFEE: Free Playgroup, Tuesdays beginning 12 th February, 9.45-11.45am All Saints Creche, 30 Vanguard Street. Toys, sand pit crafts, music session, food, indoor-outdoor play area. All Welcome. Ph Lois 5487438 TAOIST TAI ChI SOCIETY 55 Muritai St, New Beginners Classes start Fri 25 Feb 9.30 – 11am and Thurs
31 Feb 6pm – 7.30. Enquiries welcome, leave name and contact number on answerphone 5458375 NELSON PETANQUE CLUB Every Wed and Sun 1.15pm. Para Para Rd Courts. Ph 548 9006 ThE ONENESS BLESSINg, MEDITATION & ShARINg Every Wed Evening 7-9.15pm Library Room at Fairfield House. All Welcome Ph 547 1077 VICTORY SIXTY PLUS Tues 1.30-3.30pm 238 Upper Vanguard St. Join us for cards, games and a cuppa. For more info phone Jan on 546 9057 or 027 4577 955. NORDIC WALKINg Weds @ 9:45am only $5 incl pole rental or $3 for MS & Parkinson's society members. Great for all fitness levels, find out where to meet each week by phoning Bruce on 5477564 or text Cher on 021872460 FREE WEEKLY AFTER hOURS NURSINg CLINIC Tues 5.30-8pm. Checks, assessments, info, blood pressure, minor illness, for other services. Victory Community Health Centre 2 Totara St. 546 8385 FEELINg SAD, STRESSED OR STUCK? Call our crisis line to talk with one of our Telephone Counsellors available any time night or day PH 0800 54 33 54 FEELINg SAD, STRESSED OR STUCK? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a LifeLine Nelson Counsellor. Ph 548 2400. Up to 10 FREE Face to Face counselling sessions. LIghThOUSE SPIRITUAL AWARENESS CENTRE meets every Mon at 7.30pm at the Senior Citizen's Hall, Trafalgar St (opp. Trailways). All welcome. NELSON PROVINCIAL MUSEUM to 28 Feb 2013 - Te Ahi Kā Roa, Te Ahi Kātoro Taranaki War 18602010 Our Legacy - Our Challenge PROBUS CLUB OF NELSON CITY welcomes men and women as new members. Meetings held 2nd Thurs of each month. For more information 'phone Jo 545 0991. VICTORIOUS ChESS STOKE: A New Chess Club. All ages welcome – children under 8 must have caregiver 16yrs. Please bring a chess set. Gold coin pp. Every Tues 6:30pm– 8:00pm at Stoke Methodist Church- Behind Stoke Library. Lun Tan Ph: (03) 547 1600 / 027 920 1203tanlun32@gmail.com WAIMARAMA COMMUNITY gARDENS: Learn about organic gardening. Working bees each Sunday, 2–4pm, hot drink afterwards. Ph 545 2052. Composting working bees 3rd Wed of month 10am–12pm. Off Tantragee Rd, next to RDA in the Brook. ROTARY CLUB OF RUThERFORD NELSON: Having Fun Helping Others: Meets Mon. Fern Lodge Prince Albert Hotel, Nile St. 5.30pm for 6.00pm. Barry 03 5451398 STOKE-TAhUNANUI Rotarians would like to hear from people interested in becoming members, (young and young at heart, men and woman) keen in giving something back to our community, as well as having some fun along the way. Google thisclose.endpolio. org/en Phone John 5473408.
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