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Andrew Board The loss of a coastal shipping service and a lack of fuel at Port Nelson is making it tougher for Sealord to do business in the region, but it says it remains committed to the city. Sealord’s Roy Dawson says it is not getting any easier for the international seafood company to keep its base in Nelson as it battles refueling problems and as ocean freight export services die off. Two weeks ago the cargo service from Nelson to Wellington was cancelled meaning Nelson businesses now need to send cargo through Picton. The Santa Regina’s weekly crossings were closed due to a lack of use. Sealord chief executive Graham Stuart spoke at a Nelson City Council forum in May around the challenges his company faces by operating out of a smaller port like Nelson. Roy backed up those comments to Nelson Weekly this week. “As an organisation we have concerns around getting enough fuel for our boats, there is a limited capacity and that has been a problem for us for 18 months to two years now, so that’s forced us at times to run our fleet differently than we would have liked.” Sealord has had to discharge vessels in other ports when it says it would have preferred to do it in Nelson. “We’ve even had to have vessels discharge in Nelson and go to Wellington and bunker there and go fishing after that, so that hasn’t been overly helpful, so there is definitely concerns around fuel,” he says.
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Winner of the Nelson City Council and Nelson Weekly ‘dress up your window competition’ Maria Henare of Eclectic on Hardy St in her window as judges look on. Judges are from left; mayor Aldo Miccio, Fashion Island manager Nicola Dolan and Nelson Weekly editor Andrew Board. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
It’s been a blast, lets do it again Maria Henare says she was haunted by rugby as a youngster, with her brother and dad insisting on watching the games on television. But the chance to support the sport’s showpiece event, the Rugby World Cup, coming to town and the chance to win a $2000 advertising prize was too good for her to turn down. Maria owns Eclectic on Hardy St and was the winner of the Nelson City Council and Nelson Weekly ‘dress up
your window’ promotion, run during the month of June. Fifty two businesses took part in the promotion, an incredible effort say organisers. Nelson mayor, and one of the judges for the competition, Aldo Miccio says the success of the promotion shows how much support there is for the World Cup coming to Nelson. “It’s fantastic to see all these local businesses getting in behind it. I’m blown
away really, that more than 50 entered shows Nelson is up for this event.” The promotion was launched with 100 days to go until the start of the cup. But its success has prompted organisers to push for businesses to re-dress their windows during the cup. “Most of the businesses will now have the decorations so will be able to put them back up when the visitors from
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Deadline looms for cameras in taxis NEWS IN BRIEF Nelson taxi companies are gearing up for a law change that will make it compulsory for every taxi to have a camera installed by the start of next month. Two of the region’s taxi companies are even congratulating the New Zealand Transport Authority for the move, which they say will increase safety and customer service. Sun City Taxis office manager Toby Page says the technology was initially said to be available for the protection of the drivers, but he says it will also be used to protect passengers. Nelson City Taxis say it installed its first lot of cameras in 2009 after a Christchurch taxi driver was killed and is keen to fit out the rest of its fleet says company director Vaughan Woodward. “We value our drivers safety highly so we wanted to do what we could to give them a safer environment.” CHECK IT OUT: Sun City Taxi’s company coordinator George Aker points to one of the All taxis must have the camera in- cameras that have recently been installed in the company’s taxis. As of next month it will stalled by August 1. be compulsory for taxis to have cameras. Photo: Teresa Hattan.
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It’s been a blast, lets do it again FROM PAGE 1 those countries are in town,” says Aldo. Nelson Weekly is also throwing its weight behind the initiative but instead of splitting the city into four quadrants, will encourage businesses to dress up their window to support whichever team they want, which is good news for Maria, who is already planning her New Zealandthemed window for the cup. “I’m definitely an All Blacks supporter so it has been hard having an Australian window, but I’m so happy I’ve won, it’s very exciting.” The judges of the competition – Aldo, Fashion Island manager Nicola Dolan and Nelson Weekly editor Andrew Board – judged the windows late last week and were astounded at the lengths some businesses went to. “I was genuinely impressed,
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Nominations now open for WOW finalist’s inspiration runs deep the Good Neighbour Awards Andrew Board
The success of last year’s Good Neighbour Awards means it is back for 2011 and nominations for the region’s best neighbours are now open. The awards recognise the efforts of neighbours in four community constable areas – Nelson City, Victory, Stoke and Tahunanui. Organiser Kim MacDonald says the awards are a great opportunity to say thanks and help show how important great neighbours are. “Neighbours are often the people who are there for you when no one else is. Let us know what your neighbour has done and they might win a special prize for being such a good neighbour.” There will be a prize for each of the four areas. The awards are also supported and sponsered by Nelson Weekly. Last year’s four award winners were all profiled in the Weekly.
Kim says a good neighbour is someone who may have done an act of kindness, helped out in a crisis, made an effort to get to know new people in the street, share their interests with others in the street, offered their time or skills to help someone. “We have some amazing neighbours in Nelson and we would love to hear about yours,” says Kim. To enter your neighbour send Kim an email at nsupport@xtra. co.nz or post your entry to Neighbourhood Support, PO Box 2101, Stoke, Nelson 7041. Include their name and address and outline why the person is a Good Neighbour. If you have any photos please attach them to the email. Please also include your name. Winners and runner–ups will be invited to a special evening on Thursday 18 August.
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For 11 straight years Nelson’s Janet Bathgate hasn’t needed much incentive to enter the Brancott Estate World of WearableArt™ Awards Show. In 2011 though, her entire entry was driven by inspiration. Janet has entered a piece in WOW since 1997 and is a two-time winner of the Pacific section. But she says she had planned to have a year off until she went to visit a dear friend in Wellington. “I went to say goodbye, she was dying of breast cancer and she said: ‘Oh Janet, what are you going to put in the Wearable Arts this year’. I explained that I was taking a year off and she said ‘oh go on, I bet you could whip something up with the stuff that’s in your workroom’. We didn’t say anything more about it but a couple of days later she died and I thought: ‘oh, was that a challenge’.” So in a fortnight of creative energy and grief, Janet created her entry ‘Heart Beat’ from materials in her work space. Her inspiration for the piece in the Geni Creative Excellence Section: Under the Microscope was what breast cancer looks like under a microscope and a tribute to her friend and her life. Janet says she is proud of her effort. “Just being able to contribute and be a part of the show is the thrill for me, winning is not something I ever expect. I just enjoy CREATIVE SIDE: Nelson’s Janet Bathgate is a finalist in being able to add to the show.” the Gen-i Creative Excellence Section, Under the Micro- Thirteen Nelson artists have entered scope with her entry Heart Beat. Photo: Andrew Board. pieces that will feature in the show.
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Local police officers earn top awards at pay parade Sixteen local police officers took center stage last Friday, receiving awards at the annual Mid Year Pay Parade at the Nelson Fire Station. The parade saw the officers receive awards for bravery, long service and promotion. Deputy Commissioner Mike Bush, on his first visit to Nelson in the role, along with Superintendent Gary Knowles and mayors Aldo Miccio and Richard Kempthorne, presented the awards in front of officer’s family members. Mike told the officers that everyone in New Zealand has a right to feel safe and “our job is to make that right a reality” Earning a 14 year long service and good conduct medal were Senior Constable Reuben McCormack, Detective Patrick Nally and Detective Dennis Webster. Senior Constable Grant Heney earned the 21 year service clasp, while Derek Foffey the 21 year service badge and Senior Constable Peter Cobeldick the 28 year service clasp. Earning a district commander’s commendation for their role in securing the Tapawera shooting situation earlier this year were constables Kyle Bruning, Nicholas Kempthorne, Stuart Granger, Senior Constable Peter Cobeldick and Sergeant Blair Hall. Constable Andrew Nevin was awarded the same commendation for his part in arresting a man wielding and threatening a local with a broken bottle in a park. Inspector Ross Lienert was given a certificate of promotion, while Constable Rowan Strange, Senior Constable Brynn Olsen and Constable Terry Holland all passed various academic training.
LOOKING SHARP: Inspector Ross Leinert, left, checks out Sargent Blair Hall’s last minute preparations to his uniform before the annual Pay Parade as Constable Andy Nevin, middle, throws a smile to his wife. Photo: Andrew Board.
Sealord in Nelson for long haul FROM PAGE 1
Roy says in the future Sealord could look at discharging ships away from Nelson, which would result in some work being lost to the Nelson area. “I think the thing to realise is that only one of our factories is fixed to the ground, the rest of them float. While the impact on the wider community would not be significant it would result in lost volume through the port.”
But despite the concerns, Roy says Sealord will not be going anywhere anytime soon. “Nelson’s a good place for us to be, we are relatively close to fishing grounds, its locality for the seafood business is good, there is no strong push to move the factory anywhere else. We like it here.” Port Nelson chief executive Martin Byrne says the loss of the weekly straight crossings to Wellington is a blow to the port but it wasn’t getting enough cargo to make it financially viable.
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Winter music festival launch a sell out
Nelson hottest winter entertainment is just days away from launching to a sold out crowd at the historic Nelson School of Music. Ticket sales for the 17 concerts during the two week Nelson Winter Music Festival are going well says NSOM manager Frances McElhinney. “People are obviously looking for something to brighten up the winter and this is the perfect thing for it.” The festival kicks off this Saturday with Jennifer Ward-Lealand’s cabaret already sold out. Other concerts proving popular include opera singer Anna Leese and pianist Michael Endres, who will demonstrate his talent as one of the world’s foremost Schubert interpreters, on the new Sturgeon Steinway. Nelson parents and those planning a Top of the South holiday are reminded the festival has two children’s shows: Cinders is a twist on the Nelson Winter Muclassic fairy story, persic Festival manager formed by Nelson Youth Frances McElhinney. Theatre and The Bubbles and Mustard Show is a wacky radio tour from Phineas Phrog. The Nelson Winter Music Festival has received sponsorship from the Nelson Events Marketing and Development Programme, which is funded by the Nelson City Council. The programme’s objective is to stimulate Nelson city’s economy in the shoulder and off-peak season by bringing visitors to Nelson for events. More info and ticket bookings at www.nelsonwinterfestival.co.nz.
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Nelson city gets free car parking... on Tuesdays Nelson shoppers will enjoy free parking on Tuesdays throughout the rest of winter. The offer starts next Tuesday July 5 with the last day being September 6. The free parking day was approved by Nelson City Council as a result of a submission made to the Annual Plan by Uniquely Nelson, representing local businesses in the CBD. Mayor Aldo Miccio says council was keen to support
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Nelson Fire fighters have now completed training on a $1million truck it received last year. The truck can be used as a mobile command centre and was recently used in response for the Christchurch earthquakes. Among the items on the bus is a brand new $100,000 decontamination tent which replaces a shower previously used by the service. Officer Craig Davies, right, finished training all Nelson staff last week, in time for the Rugby World Cup. The tent has four zones and means people suspected of being contaminated by chemicals can be safely cleaned in private. The tent can be erected and fully operational in just 10 minutes, says Craig. The bus is one of four in the South Island and its command centre can be used by police, fire or civil defence. Assistant area manager Tim Bennion says the tent and bus means Nelson has the latest equipment to deal with contamination and search and rescue missions. Photo: Andrew Board.
Manuka centre strengthens ties with schools Manuka Early Learning Centre symbolized the were able to incorporate both cultures, Maori ties with four of Nelson’s primary schools in the and English.” The topic was concluded with a blessing on form of a quadrant of nga poupou last week. Auckland Point School, Saint Joseph’s School, Thursday with students from both the learning Nelson Central School and Victory School stu- centre and the primary schools. dents designed a poupou each that represented the story about their individual school and placed them on the outside staffroom wall of the centre. The early learning centre students had been learning about huts and houses and seen first hand poupou in the gateway of the Nelson Marae. Centre manager Ngapare Jay says the huts and houses topic was a great way for students to participate in study Tyla Pitihira and Cyprus Loper, both 3, with centre manager Ngapare of another culture. “We Jay and the quadrant of poupou. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Winter weather should be normal, says NIWA Nelson temperatures are likely to be in the above average range for winter, according to NIWA. Seasonal rainfall and soil moisture levels are likely to be in the near normal range, while river flows are likely to be in the normal or below normal range, according to the national weather agency.
• A quieter week last week with better weather as well. Three general or container vessels including the last trip for the Santa Regina. The tanker Torea, and the fruit ship Haru Verdy departed. Ten large fishing vessels moved into or around the port and the car carrier Mosel Ace arrived in perfect conditions on Friday. • The barge Pukatea from Picton serviced or replaced 40 plus moorings around the Port all of which are now clearly visible throughout the tides. These new moorings are individually owned and it would pay the operators to read and understand the role of the harbourmaster in relation to these moorings. In essence if the moorings are overloaded, if they are left vacant for an extended period, more than six months, or if they become a hazard to navigation the harbourmaster can recommend they be removed. The new and improved moorings are a welcome upgrade to the safety of the vessels and the port. • I was lucky enough to come across a paddle boarder on one of the beautiful calm sunny days last week and saw that he had with him a buoyancy vest should he happen to fall in. Well done. Paddle boarding is expected to become a new trend in these waters and I do encourage you all to ensure you have a leg rope to your board and some form of buoyancy with you. I will be working with you to find a simple buoyancy aid to help ensure your safety. • If you paddle a kayak, skiff, or waka you must have a buoyancy aide or an escort vessel capable of providing immediate assistance Watch the weather as the water is cold at this time of year. If in doubt – don’t go out. Dave Duncan, Harbour Master/Marine Operations Manager.
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Stoke’s Kiwi Treasures Early Learning Centre opened in 1994 and has continued to grow since. “We pride ourselves on a warm friendly environment for children from two to six years, ensuring that young children reach their full potential,” says head teacher Marga Kamps. Their qualified early childhood teachers encourage children to pose questions, find solutions, and develop social skills by working with those around them. Through exploration children increase their awareness of the world around them and through creativity they learn how to express themselves and communicate.
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BATTERY POWERED: Burtram Newcombe, of Tahunanui, with his battery-powered bike that helps him get to work in Nelson. Photo: Andrew Board.
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When Burtram Newcombe’s doctor took his drivers license off him for health reasons, the 23 year-old epileptic suddenly had to find a new way to work. He caught the bus, but a ride from Tahunanui to work in Nelson and back five times a week cost him as much as it did to fill his old scooter. He urged friends to give him a lift, but that only goes so far. And cycling could be taxing and timely. Then Burt found an electric bike and it has changed his life, he says. The bikes are gaining in popularity around the world and here in Nelson, says New Zealand importer Jace Hobbs. He says there are several dozen bikes currently in Nelson and while the concept isn’t new, the design and battery power is. Electric bikes is like riding a tandem with Lance Armstrong. As you cycle along, the battery kicks
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in and riders control the speed with a throttle like a motorcycle. The bikes are not classed as mopeds and can be charged overnight. Which means Burt can ride his bike to work and hardly get a sweat up. “It’s really cool, I get a lot of questions about it because it goes pretty quick.” But it isn’t just Burt that is finding favour with the electric bikes. Jace says a fair chunk of the bikes owners are older people who like riding their bikes but just don’t have the strength they used to, or people who live up steep hills. “I know of several people who want to ride to work and will go the whole way without using the battery but just to get up the steep hills on the way home let it kick in and away it goes.” Jace says the bikes will only get more popular as the designs and longevity of the batteries improve. For more information visit electricbikehub.co.nz.
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Are you a landlord tired of paying exorbitant prices for residential property management? Well now there’s a solution that’s a fresh approach to property management, New Zealand Letting Agents has come to Nelson and offers monthly flat fees from as little as $69+gst. NZLA aims to be the most affordable property management company in the country by being innovative in its approach. Nicala Dennis and Jackie Tribe are passionate about managing properties and can do it for you at an affordable price. “Our company doesn’t have branch offices with high overheads, we work smarter by using modern communications equipment which allows us to work from home, at clients premises and on the road,” says Jackie. “We are also unique in that all rental money from the tenant goes direct to the landlord into their account” adds Nicala. “We take the stress out of owning investment properties by delivering old fashioned customer service, reducing expenses and vacancy time, and realising a property’s full rental potential.” Jackie and Nicala take care of all paper work, marketing, letting matters, property inspections and any issues that arise with tenants. To experience better, cheaper property management call NZLA’s experienced local field agents Nicala or Jackie today.
Founded in 1996 by the McKeown family, Trends Kitchens takes pride in bringing quality kitchens and joinery to South Island homes. Unlike franchise owned companies with a limited product range, Trends Kitchens can provide you a custom made kitchen produced by their own certified tradesmen, in their own factory. Their experienced team is passionate about kitchen design, including the three consultants that will take you through the process of getting you a new kitchen. Kelly Soppit has been at Trends for four years and has come from a sales background, she has a Diploma in Interior Design and says she enjoys spending time with clients and making sure they get their perfect kitchen. Barbara Clark is also qualified with a Diploma in Interior Design and has been at Trends since 2008. Barb has 20 years in the industry and knows the ins and outs of making sure customers are thrilled with their new kitchen. Bronwyn Tilson is the newest kitchen designer to the team and graduated at the top of her class with a Bachelor of Design, majoring in interiors. Bronwyn has previously worked in the Architectural Industry for two years and has consulted on private home renovations and decorating projects. She looks forward to specializing in kitchen design. As the demand for this style of designer kitchen service spread around the South Island, so have Trends Kitchens showrooms and branches. Not long after they opened a branch in Nelson, they found people were coming all the way from Blenheim to see them. They were happy to create a site to accommodate their Blenheim clients, and the Renwick showroom was born. Today, you can walk into a Trends Kitchens showroom in Nelson, Blenheim, Cromwell or Christchurch, and meet with a local designer who can offer you a free measure and quote for the perfect kitchen to accompany your new home or renovation. When you confirm your purchase with Trends Kitchens, you’re eligible for a no obligation interior design consultation from the team at ColourPlus, to compliment your new kitchen. Phone Kelly, Barb or Bronwyn on 546 5155 or pop into their showroom at 21 Bolt Road, Tahunanui. They look foward to meeting you to discuss your requirements.
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Seventy five per cent of the planet is water. Can you swim? Keta Everett moved to New Zealand from England eight years ago and is a specialist when it comes to making sure your children can swim. Keta worked as a Swim school coordinator in Wellington when she first moved to New Zealand, before moving to Nelson to start a business. She sold the business two years ago and got back into instructing at ASB Aquatic Centre and jumped at the chance to move across to Riverside Pool to manage its Keta Everett swim school. “It’s something I could get my teeth into, from a business and teaching perspective and I’m really enjoying the role.” Keta’s aim is to continue to improve and grow the swim school and customer satisfaction and providing the best quality teaching, and value for money is paramount she says. “I find the job rewarding and satisfying. Often we take whole families through the programme and it’s great to see them come back and be confident swimmers.” Keta is a qualified gym instructor and used to run exercise classes in the UK including training some of the English rugby team. She says she encourages mums with babies from six months old to join the Magic Moments programme. “Babies are not born with a fear of water, and it is better to introduce them earlier rather than later.” To find out more about the SwimMagic swimming lessons call Riverside Pool on 546 3221.
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Women deliberately drives car into victim Monday, 27 June rest enforced on Friday morning and just before There were five arrests on Monday, a breach of 9am a 28 year-old man was arrested for breach bail for a 23 year-old man and a warrant to ar- of bail. rest for a 22 year-old man were earlier in the day. At 10.25am, a 22 year-old was arrested for disFrom 10.30 to 11.30pm, a 27 year-old man was charging a firearm after shooting another driver arrested for being drunk in a bar, a 42 year-old in a road rage incident. At noon a 20 year-old man was arrested for providing a false statement man was arrested for willful damage after he that an offence was committed after he rang 111 damaged a camera and at 11.55pm, a 34 year-old and said an armed intruder entered his house man was arrested for common assault and willful and an 18 year-old man was arrested for excess damage. breath alcohol. Saturday, 2 July Tuesday, 28 June At 3.01am, a 19 year-old man was arrested in Only two arrests on Tuesday, one at 5.50pm when connection to the shooting on Friday, he was loa 36 year-old man was arrested for willful dam- cated in Buxton car park and charged with intent age when he damaged a chair and dining table to cause grievous bodily harm. and the other at 9.07pm when a At 4.30pm, a 32 year-old man was Crimewatch 25 year-old woman was arrested arrested for assault in a family NELSON for a family violence assault. violence related incident. Wednesday, 29 June At 5.49pm, a 17 year-old man was Just before 6am, a 34 year-old arrested for breach of bail and at man was arrested for assaulting a female in a 11.15pm, a 22 year-old man was also arrested for family violence related incident and at 11.40am a the same offence, both had consumed alcohol. At 17 year-old male was arrested after he threatened 8.12pm, a 49 year-old woman was arrested for his landlord and damaged property. At 2.20pm breach of a protection order. a 32 year-old mentally ill offender threatened to Sunday, 3 July kill and was arrested for an unlawful possession At 12.10am, two men were arrested, a 21 yearof a pistol. At 6.50pm a 31 year-old man was ar- old for a breach of the liquor ban and a 22 yearrested for breach of bail after he was caught con- old for disorderly behavior. At 1.44am an 18 suming alcohol. year-old woman was arrested for breach of bail Thursday, 30 June and at 3.15am, a 23 year-old man was arrested At 1pm two men, aged 19 and 20, were arrested for the same charge, he was found outside the for breach of the liquor ban after they were found Shark Club on Bridge St. The woman was found on the Maitai walkway and at the same time a 25 at Prince’s Dr. year-old man was arrested for criminal damage At 3.26am, a 29 year-old man was arrested for after she deliberately drove her vehicle into an- willful damage after he broke a shop window and other person. the boot of a vehicle in Achilles Ave. Friday, 1 July Just after 1pm a 61 year-old man was arrested for An 18 and 54 year-old men had a warrant to ar- burglary at his ex partners house.
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 local people. Right: Mrs Simeon, Nelson Provincial Museum, Davis Collection: 8035. Below: Rowing Season Opening Oct 1893, Nelson Provincial Museum, Sclanders Collection: 8783. Can you tell us more about these photos? Email history@museumnp.org.nz.
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Early in 1842 a committee of young male settlers met several times to decide on Nelson’s street names, especially those to celebrate Admiral Horatio Nelson’s victories at sea. Those victories were crucial in freeing up British trade and immigration policies for the next hundred years, so immigrants to New Zealand were well aware of their importance and Nelson’s leadership. In 1798 in his flagship, HMS Vanguard, inflicted a massive defeat on a French fleet in the Battle
of the Nile. As a result he was created Baron Nelson of the Nile. He was given a pension of £2000 a year and a grateful East India Co. voted him a massive £10,000. Nile and Vanguard Streets commemorate that notable battle. To read more Snippets of History, purchase your copy of both volumes from Marsden House for $15 each. Snippets of History are also available in a two-disc audio CD pack for $25 each. Proceeds from the sale of this book are donated to local Nelson charities.
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College stars now TV stars IN BRIEF FOOTBALL: 14 year-old Chatham Cup goal scorer Ross McPhie will be holding a quiz night to fundraise for his tour of the United States with the Wellington Tornadoes football team. The September 3 quiz will be held at Hampden St School. Ross’ coach and Yellow Fever founder Guy Smith will be quiz master and is bringing signed All Whites merchandise to auction off. For tickets phone 546 7583. ATHLETICS: Alex Jordan and Brendon Barnett continue to shine in Europe. Alex finished second place in the 400m at the Bauhaus Junior Gala in Mannheim, Germany. Alex clocked in at 46.70 seconds, the fastest he has ever ran on foreign soil and 21.40 seconds in his 200m heat. Alex won a seeded 400m race in Namur, Belguim, just days before. Brendon jumped a personal best of 7.31m in Evry, France, which furthers his New Zealand under-17 record. But competing in Mannheim only managed a top distance of 6.35m.
ON THE SMALL SCREEN: Nelson College first XV vice captain Nathan Baxter and captain Mitchell Drummond will have their team’s Press Cup clash with Timaru Boys High School televised live on the Rugby Channel this weekend. Nelson College will be hoping for a big crowd come Saturday’s 2:30pm kickoff, with college old boys encouraged to attend the fixture. Nelson College defeated Roncalli High School 29-6 on the weekend and Nathan says there will be some added pressure performing in front of a nationwide audience. “If you make a mistake in the game it’s not bad, but there will be lots of pressure if you make a mistake on TV,” he says. The Rugby Channel is on channel 37 on Sky television. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Richmond netballers sink Stoke Stoke’s wing defence, Mackenzie Archibald was industrious through court as she toiled to link the offensive third. She continued with her hefty work load when she moved to goal attack for the middle two quarters. Mid courters, Kat Soper and Tessa Hancock gained some good ball and worked hard to deliver quality ball to their shooters, however they struggled to find their target. It was goal keep Lea Hart who created the turnover ball in the defensive circle – pulling in eight well timed intercepts. Goal defender Ness Whyte also had a couple of intercepts against her name. In a Grade 3 encounter, Waimea College 10A accounted for Prices Pharmacy B 38–29. Although Waimea lead throughout, Prices did come within a solitary goal in the third quarter. To its credit, the college girls regained their composure to pull away on the back of some superb shooting by Shaun Aindow and Courtney Zwart. Prices shooters, Jessie Hart and Rebecca Dudley could be well pleased with their efforts, returning with just over an 80 per cent average. Stacey Pyers had a strong defensive game with Ebony Hayley McPherson from Prices in action Barrett picking up a few cruagainst Waimea College 10A on Saturday. cial intercepts. Photo: Teresa Hattan. Stoke Richards Woodhouse found the going tough when they met Richmond Wakatu Hotel B in the Grade 2 game at Saxton Stadium on Saturday. It was Richmond’s superior conversion rate which paved the way for the 33–21 win, which in turn enabled them to retain the top of the table. Goal shoot, Jenelle Strickland’s radar was well and truly tuned in as she did not miss a shot until the final quarter, returning the commendable statistics of 20 from 22. Jenelle was well supported by goal attack, Melissa Marfell who worked the circle well to convert 12 from 14.
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GREEN MACHINE: Wakatu Marist first five-eighth James Proctor breaks through the tackle of Galbraith Group Nelson number eight Jake Cooley in the Car Company division one final on Saturday. James gained Tasman Makos selection after the 21-18 victory. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Marist edge Nelson for local supremacy It was a busy weekend for six of Marist’s top players. Wakatu Marist overcame Galbraith Group Nelson 21-18, on Saturday, to take the Car Company division one championship title, one day before six of its players were selected in the Tasman Mako’s 2011 ITM Cup squad. Marist laid their hands on Nelson’s premier rugby trophy for the first time since 2007, after an exciting grand finale at Trafalgar Park. An early first half try to Mark Bright gave the green machine the lead early before slipping behind at the break when Robbie Malneek scored twice in a high-quality match. When Marist were behind though, the forwards, including man of the match Liam Squire, got the upper hand. Goal kicking was the difference in a match where both sides had plenty of opportunities to score. James Proctor stepped up and landed the killer blows, despite lacking his usual accuracy. He kicked three second half penalties to seal the emotional win, following the recent death of Carl Thornalley. Carl is the son of former Marist club coach,
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Local badminton players off to nationals Two Nelson badminton teams are on the way to nationals. Nelson under-15 and under-17 players are heading to Palmerston North in the July holidays to try and take the national title. Coach Cassie Marwick says the teams are looking forward to the competition and is expecting them to place “middle of the range” as the North Island teams usually put up a tough battle. A national competition is being held instead of North and Nelson under-17 badminton players heading to the national tournament South Island competi- later this month, from left, Kate Gourdie, Emily Mace, both 15, and Simon Escreet, 16. Photo: Teresa Hattan. tions.
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It was a trifector of wins for Accessman Stoke’s re- fairly evenly, with a torrid battle developing bemaining senior teams with the division two side tween the two forward packs. Stoke weathered an ending the season on a high note. early attack on their line and worked back up field But another highlight on the weekend came from a short time later where prop Crystal Stechman the announcement that Accessman Stoke captain crashed over for Stokes’ first try. Captain Angela Shaun Begg had been reselected in the Tasman Cotton worked a slick blindside move and crossed Makos squad for its 2011 ITM Cup campaign. in the corner to provide Stoke a bit of breathing Shaun joins team-mates Jack Umaga and Tevita space at the break. Koloamatangi in the squad that was announced Both teams came out refreshed, looking to make after a Tasman selection XV were defeated by their mark and give the game a bit of direction. It Otago Razorbacks 45-19 on Suncontinued to be a hard fought batday. One big omission was that of tle with perhaps the decisive blow Car Company division one’s leading coming when Crystal again broke try scorer Sione Holani. The squad the Marist line and sprinted 40 mehas one remaining spot left in the ters to score her second under the backline, which is likely to be open posts. Stoke piled on the pressure, for Kade Poki if he doesn’t sign with and a tiring Marist side seemed unOtago or Southland. If he does, able to respond, conceding a further Sione could still make the squad. four tries, allowing Stoke a convincWith only pride at stake, Stoke’s ing win. Other notable performancdivision two side threw caution es came from big improver Stephy in to the wind as they ran in seven Omundsen, with new wing Daina tries against Nelson at Neale Park Crosbie providing ball skills and on Saturday. Stoke came out firpace out wide. ing in the 41-15 victory, with Chad Stoke still remain the team to beat Lowrie again starring in the team’s HE’S BACK: Stoke cap- in the women’s division and sit top best performance of the season. tain Shaun Begg has been of the table. Chad scored four tries and kicked selected in the Makos. An enthusiastic crowd of supportthree conversions and was easily the ers were treated to fine display of team’s player of the season. rugby by Super Liquor Tahunanui Stoke Reds First five-eighth Callum Webber controlled the when they overcame Marist 23-5 on Saturday in backline which received good ball from a hard- a freeflowing game well refed by John Hippolite. working forward pack. Callum scored one try Stoke Reds dug deep to keep out a strong effort along with Brett Dickens and Sami Sami. by Marist with some awsome defence and taking Ryan Little impressed at second five-eighth. attacking oportunitiess when they arose. The try of the match occured when replacement Players of mention where hard to determine out of winger Thomas Awarangi set up Chad’s final try, a complete team effort, but Mark Mitchell, Adrian the latter running more than 70 meters past the Broughton, Windsor Tana and Toby Harvey exopposition winger to score. celled. Stoke Reds travel to Tapawera next saturAfter a two-week break due to ground closures the day to challenge the country boys at home. Stoke Women’s team drilled a determined Marist It’s JAB open day this Saturday which means all side 44-0 at Ngawhatu on Saturday. Marist were junior teams will be playing at home. There will be IN MOTION: Stoke division two back Brett Dickens throws off tackle forced to default their last encounter but were at a barbecue, the fun starts from 9am. Come supafter tackle in his side’s season ending victory. Photos: Phillip Rollo. full strength this time around. The match started port the rising stars of our game.
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Nelson legend passes away The legendary Harold Nelson, gold medallist in the six miles at the 1950 Empire Games in Auckland, died in Nelson on Friday aged 88. He also won the silver medal in the three miles at the same games on Eden Park. Harold competed in the 5000m and 10,000m at the 1948 London Olympic Games where he was the New Zealand team captain and flag bearer. He finished sixth in the first heat of the 5000m in 15m 34.4s and he did not finish the 10,000m. He won the New Zealand one mile title in 1947, the three mile title in 1947 and 1948, the six mile title in 1948 and the New Zealand cross country title in 1946 Harold Nelson time keeping at the final athletics meet at Trafalgar Park in 2009. Photo: Phillip and 1948. Harold spent 12 years Rollo. and Anna and Natasha Buckley, teaching physical education at Nelson College and six and a Waimea College pupil named years at Waimea College, and taught Rod Dixon, who would go on to accounting at Nelson Polytechnic win a bronze medal in the 1500m until his retirement in 1983. But at the 1972 Olympics. He officiated he never strayed far from the track. and directed meets and has always He coached athletes such as New been there with his stopwatch. He Zealand champions Peter Pearless, received an MBE for his services to Wally McCallum, Lyndon Chandler sport.
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Nelson's under-15 representative hockey team won the Supporters Cup in Greymouth over the weekend. Nelson beat West Coast 2-0, Marlborough 4-0 and Buller 6-1. The team is from back left: Bradley Fisher, Patrick Griffin, Hugh Hendrickson, Fraser Neill, Jacob King, Sam Hay, Guy Strawbridge(Vice-captain), Anton Trewavas, Josh Stove (Captain) and Ashton Richards. Front row from left: Matthew Dawson, Tim Green, Liam Sharland, Tim Kerr, Kullum Ladley and Allan Weaver. Photo: Verdun King.
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more info please contact Shirley on 546 9057 or 021 121 8023 Sit and be fit Victory Thursdays 10-10.45 am 238 Upper Vanguard Street. Free first session. For more info please contact Shirley on 547 1433 or 021 121 8023 Multicultural Fitness Sessions with Angela Baker: circuit training & gentle core exercise to tone & strengthen. Mondays 11am – 12pm at “Athletics Nelson” building, Pioneer Park, Hastings St. opposite Spotlight. Cost: Gold Coin. Phone Evey 5390030 for more information. Morepork Dart Club – Do you like a social game of darts or would like to learn how to play, come to Morepork Dart Club, West Ave, Richmond on Friday nights commencing 7.30pm. For more info phone Bob Stewart 544-8502 English Conversation Group friendly, informal meeting every Wednesday 4.30 to 6.pm in the main hall behind Trinity Church, Nile Street. International Students, new residents and visitors very welcome. For information phone Bill Kearns 548.5844. Nature playschool every Tuesday 10.3011.30 at Isel Park. Meet at the second set of large gates off Main Road Stoke. PORSE Playschool every Thursday 9.30-12noon at Ranzau Community Church, Ranzau Road Hope. Come along and see the PORSE Programme in action! Chat with our educators and staff to see if PORSE is for you. PLAYGROUP: Pre-school playgroup meets every Tuesday of the school term from 10:3012nn at the Haven Church on the Corner of Collingwood and Grove Streets. Everyone welcome. FREE to attend, and FREE morning tea provided! Come and enjoy a relaxed free-play group while you have a coffee and chat. For more information contact Carol on 548 3511. ENNER GLYNN PLAYCENTRE quality early childhood education, come and see for yourself: your first three visits are free! Monday – Friday 9.15-11.45 am, 8 Enner Glynn Road phone 5474007” Stoke Playgroup Mon & Weds 9am 11.30am. Come join the fun and meet new people. Huge range of toys and equipment for your children to enjoy. Bring child’s morning tea. $2 per child or $3 a familly. St Andrews Church Hall, Upper Songer St, Stoke. The New Hub. 23 New Street, Nelson. 545 9147 Classes for young people and adults. Breastfeeding Support Nelson (LLL) Meetings held last Tuesday each month, 1.30 – 3 pm @ Tahunanui Community Centre, Muritai St. Meet other mothers and babies. Free access to our library... Fathers, Grandparents, Toddlers, all welcome. For support ph Ruth 546 9029 or Michelle 548 6998 TOASTMASTERS Develop your personal confidence through public speaking in the safety and with the support of the High Noon, Nelson, or Madhatters Toastmasters clubs. Telephone 0800-PEOPLE (0800-736753). ATAWHAI PLAYCENTRE come and see what we offer children from birth-school age in our family early childhood setting. Vacancies on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday sessions 12.15-2.45 at 655 Atawhai Crescent, ph.5450828. Nelson Parrot Club Wanted new members with all the range of aviary birds. Meet every 2nd month on Sunday, subs very ‘cheep’. For info ph Darryl 03 528 7298 or Bob 03 542 3725. ABA 12 Step Recovery Programme, welcoming all those who desire freedom from unhealthy eating practices, including over eating, food restriction, food obsession, anorexia, and bulimia. Weekly evening meeting. Contact Rachael 5452253 or Anna 5456167 Walking Group New, fun, relaxed walking group Mondays 9am to 11am approx. All ages welcome. Bring a friend. Make new friends and enjoy nature. Phone Debby 5477338 or Pnina 5480101 or email debbyc36@hotmail.com
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INTERIOR DESIGN stage 1 An exciting new weekend introductory course aimed at those wanting to develop their skills for use in their own home or business. Saturday & Sunday 16/17 July 10.00 till 4pm @ Founders Park tel Jill Alexander 5391355 to reserve a place. Course fee $225 incl.GST Nelson Brain Injury Carers’ Support Group Meeting 13th July at 7.00pm. All welcome. We care. Phone Judith on 5469769 for further details PUBLIC MEETING: Healthy choices – healthy life. Nelson Environment Centre THUR JULY 14th, 7-9 pm. Tasman Building Biology /Ecology. www.building4life.co.nz $5 donation. Alternative Antenatal one day workshop July 16th. Experience midwives and local practitioners incorporate physical, spiritual and emotional techniques. At Riverside Hall. $30p/p includes lunch. call Josie 5456189 Quiz Night at Sprig & Fern on Hardy Street will be supporting Women’s Refuge. Every Wednesday in July - 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th. Quiz starts at 8 pm. Cost $3. All money raised during July (entry fee and the half time raffle) is supporting Women’s Refuge www.womensrefuge.org.nz Local singing teachers are organising a performance workshop with Nancy Woolford to teach and encourage young singers on Sunday 14th August at Nelson College for Girls from 9:30am. Cost: Secondary Students $12, Under 12 yrs with accompanying adult $15.. Come ready to sing a song and watch and learn as Nancy works with participants. To register or for more information contact Erica Sim e.sim@xtra.co.nz phone 547 8483 or Caroline Harvey harveymail@xtra.co.nz. Registrations close 31st July. Introduction to Brazilian rhythms with Roger Sanders and Dance with Leonora Soares (Samba de Sol) 12th 19th and 26th July 6.30-8p.m at The New Hub $40 limited places, instruments provided, bring ear plugs, it can get loud!!! For enrollments or more info contact Tanya pink.panther@ orcon.net.nz Introduction to Buddhism-Free!! Explore the very interesting Philosophy of Buddhism. Such as what is karma? Why do we suffer? Is enlightenment possible? Who was the Buddha etc Tues 28 June/5, 12, 19, 26 July Evenings 6.30-8pm Hearing Association Rooms, 354 Trafalgar Sq Nelson Understanding the Mind- a Buddhist Approach-Free!! In this course we will explore the interesting world of our mind and then explore techniques to maximize ones mental well being. The course includes meditation Wed 13, 20, 27 July/3, 10 Aug Evening 6-7.30pm Constance Barnicoat Room, Richmond Library 280 Queen St. 20 Summit Challenge - Celebrate Summit Rescue Helicopter’s 20 Years of Operation. Bike, hike or walk up Sharland’s Hills on 9 July and Ben Nevis on 10 July. Register at www.20summits.co.nz Forest & Bird Wednesday 13 July “Motuora – a small island with a big future”. Helen Lindsay has been a volunteer in charge of planting at Motuora in the Hauraki Gulf since 1997 and will talk about restoration and future plans for the island. 7.30pm at Motueka Community House, Decks Reserve Forest & Bird Saturday July 16. Delaware Spit Planting. A chance to help preserve Delaware Spit. Spend the day planting pingao and spinifex and help with a beach cleanup. Meet 10am, at end of Maori Pa Road. Please phone Julie 035450989 if you wish to attend and for further information. New Zealand Sign Language Course Level 1a, Thursdays 9.30-11.30am at Hearing Association, 354 Trafalgar Square, Nelson. Starts August 4th for 8 weeks (excl. Sept 15th). Phone Cathy 03 545 7509. New Shop in Stoke I will soon be opening a shop in Strawbridge Square selling good quality pre-loved clothing and affordable jewe llery & gifts. I will sell clothes on behalf,
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