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Fizzy drink rotting our kids’ teeth Some Nelson children are drinking so much soft drink their teeth are almost completely rotted by the time they start school. The latest figures show that sugar consumption in New Zealand has reached a new record high, with an average adult eating or drinking 54 kilograms a year. That’s the third highest rate in the western world, behind the US and Mexico, and Nelson Marlborough District Health Board principal dental officer Dr Robert Beaglehole says it’s time to cut back. “I saw a six-year-old last week and he needed eight teeth extracted and at least two fillings,” Robert says. “He was drinking one large bottle of Coke a day and so were his three siblings - the boy’s teeth were so bad he needed a general anaesthetic for the extraction. “The teeth are like the canary in the mine too, because too much sugary drink leads to diabetes and obesity. I urge
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all parents out there to look at the sugar intake of their family and make positive changes to the family eating pattern to reduce the amount of sugar in their diet.” Robert, who was in the Richmond Mall on Monday promoting Oral Health Week, says the main source of sugar for children and teenagers is soft drinks. The display showed that one 330 millilitre can of Coke contains nine teaspoons of sugar, which is three times the daily requirement for a child. “We are saying don’t drink your sugar. It’s become a real problem over the last 10 or 15 years because between 2000 and 2006 our soft drink consumption doubled,” Robert says. The NMDHB Oral Health Week display will be in the Mall for the rest of the week, from 11am to 2pm.
Car Company owner Shane Drummond, centre, with members of the Stoke Community Centre, who were given $5000 as part of the $10,000 Car Company Charity Drive. Photo: Andrew Board.
Community gets $10K The Car Company $10,000 Charity Drive had to step outside its brief on Friday – giving away more than $10,000 and splitting the money between more than just one group. The big winners were the Stoke Community Centre, which came
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gathered on Friday morning to hear the final results, didn’t leave empty-handed either. The Food for Families Trust and Pinnacle House Trust each walked
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A section of the Maitai Walkway was opened on Friday, but it will still be months before the entire walkway will be open. Site fencing was removed on the section between the Elma Turner Library and Saltwater Creek on Friday, but access to the pontoon is still restricted. The timing meant people walking to the Tasman Makos game on Friday night, and those taking part in the MS Ford Blue September Father’s Day fun run on Sunday, could
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Manager of the Stoke Community Centre, Ruth Ryan, reacts after being told the centre had won the Car Company Charity Drive. Photo: Andrew Board. and says it will go a long way to helping the group. “I’m so stoked, it’s amazing. We were happy just to make the top five but to win it was just ‘wow’.” Ruth says the money will be used to buy a “desperately needed” commercial freezer to house some of the food they cook for their members. The Stoke Community Centre has 450 members and Ruth says many of its members had been praying for them to win. “We’d like to thank them for their prayers and to Shane for putting up the money. It’s an amazing thing to do.”
Nic Foster of the Nelson South Swim Club says the group was thrilled with what they won. “This is going to make a real difference to our community facility. It’s widely used and we really want to increase that and get more people using it.” He says the money will go towards inflatable pool attractions and furniture that will help attract people to the pool in summer months, and the advertising will go towards promoting the facility as a destination. “We’ve been given a gift and with it we can pass on the gift of swimming.”
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FROM PAGE 1 away with $1000 and the Tasman Music Trust was given $500. Car Company owner Shane Drummond says the charity drive was a fantastic way to give to the community and he was blown away with the 59 entries to the competition. “There was a great cross-section and obviously plenty of need out there, so it was great to be able to help these groups.” The Car Company $10,000 Charity Drive was devised to flip requests for sponsorship on its head. Shane says he would get hundreds of requests for sponsorship each year so decided to run the competition to see which was the most worthy. Entries were whittled down to five finalists and each of the finalists spoke to the judging panel last week. The judges – Shane, Mediaworks Nelson general manager Christine Hatton, Nelson Weekly editor Andrew Board and independent judge Tracey Black – then picked their winners. Manager of the Stoke Community Centre, Ruth Ryan, was clearly shocked when the announcement was made
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Community groups have applied for $370,000 from Nelson City Council, the only problem is the council only has $150,000 to give away. Members from the 71 applicants spoke to councillors on the community services committee on Monday, with the councillors due to make their decision on who get what today.
Of the 71 applicants for the community assistance funding, 34 were for contracts and 37 for one off-grants, and that included groups like Adult Learning Support, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Nelson Civic Choir, Victory Boxing Club and the Tahunanui Community Centre. In total, the community assistance funding had a pool of $388,700 this year, but
only $150,300 remains. Chair of the community services committee, Pete Rainey, says it’s always tough deciding who gets what. “It’s always a challenge. It’s tricky and there’s always winners and losers in a situation like this, but we’re going to put in a really big effort to get it as fair as possible.”
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The former Stoke Rugby clubrooms that will be reopened as a Mad Butcher, Guytons and Bakers Delight in November. Photo: Andrew Board. munity focus. “We feel that shop in the Richmond Mall, out of the building – that they we have positioned ourselves and the Bakers Delight is still built in the 1970s – earlier at the heart of a community advertising for a franchise this year and hope to have a new clubrooms within the which is going through some owner. exciting developments. Our Dan says he worked at a Mad proposed Stoke Community goal will be to offer all Nel- Butcher store in Christch- Centre at Greenmeadows. sonians top quality products urch prior to becoming a The building was bought by with good old-fashioned professional rugby player an out-of-town investor who customer service.” and he’s excited about the has worked with other Mad Butcher stores around the Guytons will open a satellite new venture. store at the site, similar to its The Stoke Rugby Club moved country.
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Tahunanui’s Neil Harding celebrates winning the award for best tie at the MS Ford Blue September 5k Father’s Day Fun Run on Sunday. Photo: Andrew Board.
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All Black legend Buck Shelford was among the 109 runners and walkers who raised more than $3000 for Blue September on Father’s Day. The five kilometre fun run was organised by MS Ford as an awareness and fundraising drive for Blue September, which is held to promote awareness around prostate cancer. It’s the first time the Blue September fun run has been held and it took participants
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Former All Black captain and Blue September ambassador, Buck Shelford, with Amy Jenner of Rai Valley and Lyn Boulton from Nelson, at the MS Ford fun run. Photo: Andrew Board. from the new Maitai walkway, next to the Trafalgar Centre, to Miyazu Gardens,
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principal Alan Kirby says he was thrilled with the day. “We were really nervous because we were told that it’s impossible to get men along to these events. But for a first-time event I’m delighted with the turnout and the enthusiasm of everyone there.” Alan hinted that the fun run would be back next year and he’d like to see “double the numbers”. “We’re delighted with it, it was very cool.”
Nelson Mail has suffered a 10 per cent drop in circulation, one of the largest decreases across the country. Latest information released by ABC Circulation, for the three month period ending on June 30, shows the Australian-owned Nelson Mail has taken a 10.67 per cent drop to its paid circulation on the same time last year, to just 11,972. The only daily newspaper in the
South Island with a bigger drop was the Timaru Herald, with 14.02 per cent. The drop means that for every four homes in its distribution area, fewer than one home receives the Nelson Mail, on average. The disappointing result is the latest in a long line of massive circulation drops for the Mail over the past five years.
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Susan Holland of the Nelson Creative Fibre Group is encouraging locals to make poppies out of wool, fabric or any other material for a giant poppy display at the Cathedral for Anzac Day next year. Photo: Andrew Board.
A giant display of handmade poppies will adjourn the front door of Nelson Cathedral during the centenary commemorations of Anzac Day next year, and organisers want as many people as possible to be involved. The poppies can be made from wool or fabric and will be joined together to create a giant hanging display. The project is being organised by the Nelson Creative Fibre Group after they saw similar projects being organised in Australia and elsewhere in New Zealand. “We decided as a group that we’d like to do something for Nelson and honour the people who went to war. And so far the response has been really positive,” says Susan Holland of the Nelson Creative Fibre Group. To get involved, email group.nelson@ creativefibre.org.nz or call Susan on 547 4329.
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Wine industry pioneers, Agnes and Hermann Seifried, have been honoured by their peers, being inducted as Fellows of New Zealand Winegrowers 41 years after they planted their first vineyard in Upper Moutere. Herman and Agnes received the honour at the annual Bragato Conference and Wine Awards, held in Blenheim on August 28. It is the first time either a couple or a female has been inducted into the fellowship which started in 1982, and Agnes says she is humbled by the honour. “After forty years of wine production, we are so very proud to be acknowledged in this way," she says. "It is humbling to be part of such an amazing group, many of whom we have worked with and respected over the years." Agnes and Hermann first planted grapes on two hectares of land in Upper Moutere in 1973, making Seifried Estate the first commercial vineyard, not only in the Nelson region, but anywhere in the South Island. It was a bold decision at a time when many people, including Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries advisors, thought that the South Island was unsuitable for wine growing. "We went to the bank for a loan but they didn't want to know us," Agnes says. "Everyone told us we were mad planting in Upper Moutere, but we did it anyway."
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Seifrieds produced their first vintage in 1976, selling the wine through the cellar door and mail orders to friends and family who had heard about the wines. They planted a further 16 hectares in Redwood Valley and continued to expand, today employing about 40 full-time staff and growing over 200 hectares of grapes across eight vineyards. "I still have the old address book with all the names of the people who ordered our wine," Agnes says. "I used to hand address 4000 mail orders each year and put them on the old Newmans bus that came by the winery." Today, Agnes and Hermann's three children also work at Seifried Estate, with Chris and Heidi involved in viticulture and winemaking and Anna taking a role in sales and marketing. All three have gained tertiary qualifications in the wine industry. Although Hermann has stepped back from the winemaking and marketing, he is still busy in the vineyard and says he really enjoys the hands-on aspects of the work. "I enjoy the whole process and it's satisfying being involved with everything that goes into making the end result. It's also very rewarding when someone says 'that is a very good wine'."
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business making handcrafted, eco- was an opportunity for us to make friendly items and they are hoping something like this. We hope Happbee Wrap will provide a green our wrap will become a product alternative to plastic food wraps. that will be used by the wider "We have enjoyed making things community to help protect our for a long time now and used to environment." joke about starting a business to Jo says the name Happbee Wrap sell these things, and now we have is pronounced happy wrap "as done it," Jo says. "Linda saw the opposed to Glad Wrap, or Sad idea of a cotton food wrap and we Wrap as some people call it". thought it had lots of potential for The wrap is made from cotton it for our business. We know quite fabric infused with beeswax they a few schools and kindergartens obtained from Jo's son-in-law Nick already discourage plastic wraps Milne, who is a beekeeper. It is in the children'sBROWN lunches so thereJULES washable in cool, soapy water. THE PETER PETER BROWN JULES JACOB’S JACOB CLY YEALANDS YEALANDS BROTHERS BROTHERS TAYLOR TAYLOR CREEK PINOT CREEKN EXCLUDES EXCLUDES PORT PORT RESERVE RESERV EXCLUDES EXCLUDES
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USA camps looking for Nelson workers American summer camps are on the hunt for locals to go and work in the camps next winter. IEP are hosting an information evening at NMIT on Thursday night for those interested in heading along to the states to work with kids in the camps. Nelson woman Emma Sullivan has just finished a stint in the US and says she loved the “adventure”. “I decided I needed to see the world before I got too serious about my future. I’d heard about Summer Camp USA and decided it sounded like the sort of adventure she was looking for.” She says she was based at Camp Pinecliffe in Maine and she was a small craft instructor, which meant she taught sailing, kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding. “Best job ever! In the evenings and mornings I stayed with my bunk of 10 girls who were aged 10 years old. Just hanging out, plaiting hair, painting nails and making sure they were ready for their day of activities.” There were tough times, she says, mainly when the young girls were homesick. “But when you’re trying to console them and distract them with something else, it’s really hard not to think about your own family. All I wanted was a cuddle from my mum too.” The information evening for people aged between 18-30, is on September 10 at 6pm. It is in room T309, Level 3, T Block at NMIT. For more information visit www.iep.org.nz
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Young professionals have a ball Tickets are now on sale for the Nelson Young Professionals ball, the group’s premier event. The group’s fifth annual ball will be held on October 11 at the Boat House on Wakefield Quay. Committee member Wes Malcolm says the 140 tickets are now on sale for the Casino Royale-themed ball. “This is our premier event of the whole year so we’re expecting tickets to sell pretty quickly. “This year’s theme is Casino Royale, thanks to Jens Hansen, so there will be
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Stoke School's, from left, Rose Graham, Ethan Musika, Nic Hall and principal Pete Mitchener plant a tree at the Coronation Forest 60th anniversary last Friday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
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A dynasty of tree-planters were special guests at the 60th anniversary celebrations of the Coronation Forest, held in the forest near the top of the Spooners. The forest was opened on June 8, 1954, when primary school children from around the Nelson region each planted a tree to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. The tree-planting became an annual event and last Friday about 70 people, including families who have been involved in the tree planting for three generations, attended the anniversary celebrations. "I planted my first tree here in 1958 when I was at Wakefield School," Stanley Brook's Geraldine Carleton says. "I remember it clearly because it snowed - it was freezing." "My daughter also planted a tree here when she was at school and now it's my grandsons' turn. My father, Ray Mansbridge, was a woodsman at Golden Downs for five years as well, so we have a long association with the forest." Geraldine's daughter Karen Carleton, also of Stanley Brook, planted a tree in the forest when she was at Tapawera Area School about 30 years ago. This week Geraldine's grandsons, Kahu Heta and Jack Hicks, continued the family tradition by planting their first trees in the forest. Pupils from nine schools attended last week's anniversary and Stoke School principal Pete Mitchener
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As you walk through the door of the Indian Cafe, you will instantly feel the warmth and homeliness of a welcoming smile and the fantastic aromas of inspired Indian cuisine. Founded in the heart of Nelson in Providers of superior business advice, accounting & tax services 2002 by Paul Lokhande and his wife Monu, The Indian Cafe has been the Indian restaurant of choice for locals We are proud to be associated with and tourists alike, and for nearly 12 Hospitality Award Winners years they have proudly served their loyal customers with the highest qualThe Indian Café. ity food and presentation, continually Congratulations to Paul and his team striving for culinary excellence and a memorable dining experience. Paul has been involved in the hospitality business his entire life, starting back Ph: 03 546 8860 Mob: 022 065 2839 in India 30 years ago with a degree in email colinlj@gmail.com PO Box 58, Nelson 7010 art and hotel management and catering technology. In 1990, he moved to New Zealand and spent five years Lighthouse working in a resort in Auckland be- The team from the Indian Café who won Outstanding Ethnic fore spending time in both Invercargill Cuisine, Restaurant of the Year, and Waiter/Maitre D of the Brewery and Christchurch. Finally settling in Year at the 2014 Nelson Hospitality Awards last month. “Naturally Brewed Locally.” Nelson, Paul worked in a couple of different restaurants before bringing his skills and In 2002 Paul and his wife Monu went a step furexpertise to the Harbourlight restaurant for five ther and opened their own business in Nelson. Situated on Bridge St the cafe only seated around years as manager and eventually as a partner. 40-50 people, but in 2005 their hard work and dedication paid off when they took home the award for Outstanding Ethnic Cuisine in the hospitality awards. They did it again in 2008 after moving to their current Collingwood St premises, but 2014 has been the most successful year for The Indian Cafe with three new titles to hang on their wall for Restaurant of the Year, OutProud to supply The Indian Cafe standing Ethnic Cuisine and Waiter/Maitre D of the year. Paul says that winning these awards has 21 Echodale Place Ph: 547 0983 meant a lot to both him and the team, and they are extremely proud to have received such great results considering the high calibre of the competition they were up against. The Indian Cafe’s success comes down to some great food and a welcoming atmosphere which, in turn, is thanks to a fantastic staff. Barristers & solicitors While Paul brings his skills to the management side of the cafe, his wife Monu is the creative influence and is responsible for bringing that authentic Indian feel to their customers dining experience. Monu moved to New Zealand in 2000 and has been a great support to Paul throughout
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Lunch Mon-Fri 12-2pm. Dinner seven nights from 5pm the creation of The Indian Cafe. She is also passionate about interacting with their customers and making sure everyone is well looked after during their time at the cafe. The other two integral members of the team are head chef Bobby Chapagai and Maitre D Denise Gibson. Bobby is very particular about what he serves to his customers and, ever since day one of The Indian Cafe, he has led the kitchen team to create consistently superb Indian cuisine. He brings a huge wealth of knowledge and the very best recipes you will ever have the pleasure of tasting. Denise has also been with the cafe since the beginning and has a wonderful way with people, says Paul. Customers are always looked after to the best of her ability and if there is ever a problem, Denise will handle it so no one leaves disappointed. After almost 12 years of running the business and still maintaining success with customers and loyal staff, it’s easy to see that The Indian Cafe are doing
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The curries at the Indian Cafe are the best in town. You can eat in or takeaway.
their 20 person private dining space is the perfect spot. Whether it’s a meal before the movies, something to take away and enjoy at home or if you are in for a whole evening of excellent Indian food, The Indian Cafe can cater to all of your dining needs. Recently Paul and Monu moved to Australia for a change of scene and to create another branch of The Indian Cafe; sharing their love of hospitality and great food with our neighbours in Brisbane. They still return to Nelson often as they continue to manage both businesses. So when you are after a restaurant that offers quality cuisine, warm ambience and friendly service, Paul, Monu and the team welcome you to dine with The Indian Cafe and take a trip to India on your taste buds. To make a reservation at The Indian Cafe or place a take away order, call them on 548 4089. You can check out their menu at www.theindiancafe.com
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Nelson Yacht Club is officially opening the sailing season on Saturday 11th October. Everyone is welcome to come along and find out how they can get on the water this summer. There will be the first club racing of the season, and subject to favourable weather, we hope to be able to get people out on the water for a bit of a taster too! For training, bookings can be made for our popular Junior Watersports Programme, for both school holiday courses and term-time training. We have a Anytime the fish are biting! number of Adult Level 1 & Level 2 courses schedWe are open 24/7 uled over the summer and our Tuesday socials will be kicking off soon! Nelson Watersports Ltd. will be For you.... continuing to run windsurfing tuition and hire, and • Hot Coffee • Food & Pies to go now stand-up paddleboarding too! Contact Tim on Electronic Navigation Ltd (ENL) is proud to support Totally Boating at their upcoming expo. • Cold drinks • Fuel for the Come boat and info@nelsonwatersports.co.nz or 021 0250 3767 for visit us at our stand where we will be displaying a selection of Uniden VHF radios and FURUNO more information plotters, sounders and demonstrating DRS4W – the world’s first wireless that you can access ....And radar for the fishing directly from your iOS devices! • Bait • Berley With winter giving us its final show and summer • Jimmy’s bait • Last minute fishing on the horizon, now is the time to get out the boat A 4kW radaroutdoors. antenna,Mortimer powerfulUpholstery yet compact in size andenjoy the great tackle No Covers extra wiring thethat power & Marine offer aneeded range ofexcept services will source, making installation a breeze your Usertime selectable scale fromenjoyable. 0.125 to 24nm ...And to keep that fish fresh (or drinks cold) make out on range the water more Two iOS devices – simultaneous operation Salt Ice From a wide range of covers, canopies, seat refurbishments, privacy screens, carpet linings and storDon’t goappfishing before Installation is simple. plug in the point powerofcord, set up the available from thestopping Apple store for age nets, they offer it Mount all and it, more. Their free. You can watch the radar image You are free to first. move around at BP2go Haven difference is the attention to detail theydirectly give to on eachyour iPad or iPhone. your boat whilst still having complete information of your surroundings. project and the fact that they listen to their customIt just might help you catch that big one! ers’ individual requirements, including them in the NB: iOSprocess devices dostart not come included with this product. manufacturing from to finish. They also 157 Haven Rd
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The Gun Shop in Motueka is offering one of their more fun prizes with their current promotion “win a deer”. Co-proprietor James Simpson says he and his dad Neil came up with the idea after listening to what their customers thought would be a great prize. The newly-opened firearms shop, opposite KFC in Motueka, is offering customers to go into a draw to shoot a fat fallow hind, with Doughboy Safaris in Murchison. Simply spend $50 or more to be eligible for the draw. “It’s a great opportunity for someone to fill the freezer and we guarantee that our winner will get one,” says James. The competition is open until it's drawn on October 20. More details in store.
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National Certificate in Horticulture tutor Kirsty Tough, is running a 10-12 month course from September 24. To find out more, call 0508 247 428, ext 4. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
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Growing your own fresh food is an attractive proposition for many people, but it’s not as easy as it seems. Agribusiness Training are offering keen gardeners the chance take part in their vegetable production course, a 10-12 month course of part-time study that looks at a number of important elements for the successful production and maintenance of plants. Agribusiness is a national agriculture/horticulture training provider and, through their year long course, students can complete a National Cer-
tificate in Horticulture, an industry recognised qualification. It’s not just for those looking to join the horticulture industry, home gardeners with a desire to improve their skills are more than welcome to take part and learn from local tutor, Kirsty Tough, as she guides them through the ins and outs of what can be a very rewarding hobby or career. The course covers a number of topics, from plant botany and understanding how plants work, to plant care, soil structure and using fertilisers and pest, disease and weed
control. Understanding plants is key to growing the best produce but the great thing about this course is that the lessons they learn are relevant to more than just vegetables. “It doesn’t have to be someone who is planting a vege garden,” says Kirsty. “We can apply all the principles we are learning to any sort of gardening, so you can plant flower gardens, trees and shrubs, any sort of horticulture growth.” To grab a spot in the next course that starts on September 24, call the Agribusiness office on 0508 247 428 ext 4 for an enrolment pack.
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children for preschool, the Tahuna Com- dening is a hobby you’d like to do socially. own Thursday Book Club. A new book is munity Centre has always been there to help Join the Garden Group each month for a dif- read each month and dissected along with families connect and be within reach of sup- ferent topic/venue to learn about alongside a some tea and coffee. It’s a great way to read port when it is needed. One of the important group of likeminded enthusiasts. The group something new and enjoy a lively discussion roles the centre caters to is meeting the needs meets on the first Wednesday of each month afterwards. of the high deprivation in the area and they for two hours so if it sounds like something • Playgroup and Preschool are also there for children to learn and develop in a do this through working with a service welcoming and friendly environment, called Food for Families. Every Tuesday it’s also a great opportunity for parents evening, between 5:30 and 6:30, a meal to connect with other mothers and fais provided for any families who wish thers in the community, and a new to come along, enjoy the food and meet adult-friendly space featuring a fitness and socialise with other people. The circuit is another way of bringing peoCentre is also starting a series of cookple together whether they are parents ing classes that aim to provide with children in the preschool or people those participating with recilooking to get active close to home and pes and ideas that are endlessly for low cost. adaptable to each individual Already the centre has such a diverse and situation. Each class will focus exciting range of activities on offer to on a different theme includbring the community together and with ing lunchbox week, party food their new building on the way, the staff week and some easy and tasty are looking forward to the new oppordinners to make cooking for a $ (New clients) family less of a hassle. Tahuna Community Centre staff Jo Lavington, tunities they can embrace and provide • Tahuna Community Centre Cushla Vass and Judy Robinson, welcome every- for people. Family support will be much more accessible as the building will offer have a number of activities for one to take advantage of their great facility. Renee Hikuroa staff far more privacy as they help guide getting active and out there, like Massage therapist their weekly Way2Go walking group to satisfy your green fingers then contact the members of their community facing issues towards a positive outcome or further help. which takes in the sights and sounds centre and get stuck in. of the community from the footpath • Summer will see twilight netball start at The centre are keen to hear from the public Ph 027 201 4212 or wherever your feet take you. If Saxton, or take part in one of their two cy- so they can get an idea of what people want 11b Tahunanui Drive walking isn’t your thing, maybe gar- cling groups, Rusty Riders for those who the centre to be and will be holding a public heavenlyhands@hotmail.com haven’t been in the saddle for meeting later on to discuss how the centre a while or Monday Movers can be used. Groups looking for a place to for those who are keen to ex- base themselves are also welcome to contact plore the railway reserve and the staff about how they can help grow and our other great bike paths in accommodate their activity within the TahuPodiatry & Reflexology na Community Centre. For more informathe area. • Maybe you prefer more tion on any of these services, or to make an • Relaxation • Toenails Trimmed reserved activities, Tahuna appointment or enquiry, contact the friendly Public Sessions • Diabetic & general • Restorative reflexology Community Centre has its team on 548 6036. foot care and massage Sat/Sun: 1-3pm
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umpires needed New cricket umpires are needed this summer, or senior cricketers will have to umpire their own matches, warn current officials. The Umpires Association has lost John Bromley, who last season broke into the first class cricket scene but is tied up with work commitments in Timaru. Anyone interested in becoming an
umpire, even in a part-time role, is invited to come along to the Umpires Association’s AGM on Wednesday, September 10 from 7.30pm, at the Turf Hotel in Stoke. Or contact Umpires Association president Barry Blommaart 545 1398, appointments Errol Millar 546 7928 or secretary Damian Chapman 544 9709.
Mayor opens croquet season Croquet is harder than it seems and Nelson mayor Rachel Reese found that out first-hand at the croquet opening day last Saturday. With no croquet experience to call on Rachel began the opening day by running the first hoop of the season and then it was game on. Croquet Nelson is the umbrella organisation for all clubs in the Nelson region, of which there is Nelson Hinemoa, Richmond and Riwaka. Their opening day at the Hinemoa club last weekend was a chance for the members of all three clubs to get together, catch up with old acquaintances and prepare for the new season when friends become foes as they compete against each other in the upcoming tournaments. It was a successful day for the organisation with many members turning out for a spot of Golf Croquet, One-Ball and anything else that took their fancy. 'Croquet is for life' is a motto held
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Tennis club courting members Last year the Tahuna Tennis Club celebrated one of its best ever seasons, winning three major inter-club trophies – and this season hasn’t started off too bad either. The club hosted its annual open day on Saturday and club captain Mike Delaney says the club is in good heart. “We’ve got a really important sponsorship agreement with the Speight’s
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come along.” Mike says the club is lucky to also have a top quality coach in Suzanne Spencer, who is available to coach children and adults. Club day starts at 1pm every Saturday and anyone is welcome to come along and join in. For more information on the club or its coaching, visit www.tahunanuitennis.co.nz.
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Nelson mayor Rachel Reese plays the first hoop of the local croquet season. Photo: Jessie Johnston. in high esteem by the organisation and people of all ages are welcome and encouraged to come and give it a go. For more information on the sport, contact publicity officer Marion Prentice on 539 1121.
Ale House and a good strong membership of over 100.” He says another eight adults and more than 30 juniors signed up on the open day and he encourages anyone wanting to join up to get in touch. “All the inter-club competition is played during the week and on Saturday’s we have our club day, which is for players of all ability, everyone is welcome to
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The organisers of the inaugural Wily Weka rogaine held around Nelson on Saturday got it just right, with the course presenting a perfect challenge for all the teams. Two hundred and seventy competitors entered the teams' event run by the Nelson Orienteering Club and one of the organisers, Brent Edwards, admits he was a little concerned that they hadn't made the course challenging enough for the top competitors. But after a few 11th hour additions, the organisers designed a perfect course that had the top teams covering about 50 kilometres in six hours and almost nailing all 65 check-points. The course started at the Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology in Nelson, and ranged from the Botanics, Grampians, Tahunanui and
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Port Hills to Walters Bluff. Trevor Voyce and Ash Whitehead won the men's six-hour race with 2400 points, while Ingrid Richter, Suzie Wood and Eloise Fry teamed-up to win the women's section with 2300 points. Jacqui Keay, Brendan Carney and Mike Sheperd won the mixed section with 2240 points. "Trev and Ash only missed three or four check-points
and it sounds like it could have been all on to get them all if they had planned their route a little better," Brent says. "We weren't sure if we had enough check-points so we did end up putting some more out at the last minute - I don't know if it was good luck or good management, but we got it just right." Trevor agreed, saying "it was a great event and it makes
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you really appreciate where you live". In the three-hour race, Alex and Di Grigg won the mixed section with 1010 points, Malcolm Edridge, Nigel Kelly and Brad Wallace won the men's with 1070 points, and Tracey Perry and Mandy Medcalf-Stephens won the women's section with 1110 points. Brent says the event went smoothly, although the start and finish for the two races were "mayhem". "The start is like dropping a bag of marbles, the competitors scatter everywhere and then you don't see them until the finish three or six hours later and then it's mayhem again. But it went surprisingly well for a first-time event so we'll definitely look at running it again." The Nelson Orienteering Club's next event is this Sunday at Tahunanui, starting from 10.30am to 12.30pm.
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With the Saxton Stadium unavailable on Saturday due to Secondary Schools Basketball Tournament, Nelson Netball played their semi-finals on Sunday. All grades, excluding Premier 1, had 1 v 4 and 2 v 3 meeting in the semis, where there were some closely contested games. The winners will meet in Saturday’s final. Premier 1 sees a major and minor semi format – the first and second battle it out for the direct route to the final, while the loser plays the winner of the third and fourth seed game. All four coaches were in agreement that any team, on any given day, could come away with the spoils. And that statement was no more evident than in the closeness of Sunday’s games. While Stoke NBS had won two of their three encounters against Prices Pharmacy, they were by no means complacent going in the sudden death game. Prices had a 16-14 advantage at the first break and increased the margin to 30-27 at half time. Often the ball the defence won was turned over before the ball could be converted. With neither team able to dominate, it was a case of
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Community Events PERMANENT WEIGHT LOSS. Find out how you can not only loss weight but also keep it off. (& its not with excessive amounts of exercise) For dates of next FREE no obligational Introductory talk contact Marion 021 08399290 (Spaces limited) BREAST PROSTHESES & MASTECTOMY BRAS: Classic Contours offers personalised appointments in the comfort of a quiet environment. Home visits or rest home appointments by arrangement. Good range of breast prostheses & mastectomy bras in stock. For info or appt. Helen Clements, ph 547 5378 or www.classiccontours.co.nz STOkE SENIORS: Weds Sep 10: The Dominoes singers entertain ; Thurs Sep 11: A talk from Health 2000 on Healthy Ageing ; Tues Sep 16: Housie at 1.30 pm $5 a card; Weds Sep 17: The Uke'n' Duet entertain; Most weekly concerts/events start @ 1.30pm with admission charge of $3 (unless otherwise stated). Incl. entertainment & afternoon tea in the Stoke Seniors Hall, 548 Main Rd, Stoke. Ph: 547 2660/stokeseniors@xtra.co.nz NELSON SAVAGE CLUB VARIETY CONCERT Wed 10 Sept @ Stoke Primary School Hall. Starts 7.30pm. $2. Raffles & supper. Everyone welcome. Enquiries to Sunny Cook PH: 5486683 NELSON PARENTS CENTRE, Baby and You Course starts 11 Sept, every Thurs morning for six weeks. For parents & babies 0-12 weeks. Expert speakers, fun, friendship, and support. Ph Bec 544-0407. NEW ANGIE'S AqUAFIT on Thursdays. Starts 11 Sept. Suitable for all levels from beginners to the well seasoned Get ready for summer. Lose weight & tone up. Thurs 3.30pm-4.30pm, $7 Ngawhatu Pool , Stoke Angie 547 0198 HYdROTHERAPY & Support for Fibro & Polymyalgia & Lupus. Gentle exercise in warm water to Manage pain,stretch, relax mind & muscles. Tues 1-2pm, $7, Ngawhatu pool, Stoke. Angie 547-0198 MEdITATION CLASSES: All Welcome Sept 12: 7-8:30pm - Train in happiness, Sept 13:10am-1pm - Self Confidence, Discover simple methods that will help you keep a calm and flexible mind throughout your day. Classes held at Hearing Association, Nelson Details: MeditateInNelson.org REd CROSS: Would you like to make a difference & work in a team to support former refugees to resettle in Nelson? It’s fun & rewarding. Full training provided. Next course: 12-14 September. Info: jettie. zeestraten@redcross.org.nz or 548 4978. FOREST & BIRd: “Meet the candidates” evening for the Nelson electorate. Climate change, freshwater, marine reserves, saving the kiwi, 1080 – there’s lots to discuss. Victory School Hall, Fri 12 Sept, 7pm NELSON ALPINE GARdEN SOCIETY Spring Show Hope Hall 13-14 Sept, 12.30–4pm Sat, 10am–3.30pm Sun. Entry $3 Plant stalls Tea Digital presentation by Rebecca Bowater 1.30pm Sun ph 544 8417 NELSON TRAMPING club welcomes you 14/9 snowcraft, Rainbow, Med, Pat 5391340. 20th/9 Wooded Peak, Fit, Dan 5483458. 20-21st/9 St Arnaud, Easy, Kathy 5468629 SEEd SWAP: Spring is officially here! Please come to The Free House, 95 Collingwood Street, in the Yurt, Tues 16 Sept at 7pm. Bring heirloom seeds you wish to exchange or donate to the seed bank. An Eco movie will also be showing. FIROOz EFTEkHAR zAdEH will talk on ‘The puzzle of the Middle East, life in Iran & present conditions in Iraq’. Wed 17 Sept 12.30-1.30pm, Elma Turner
Library. Free entry. HOUSIE COMES TO VICTORY: Enjoy a game with members of your community. Great prizes & refreshments. Contact Gareth 546 8389 for transport. Weds 17 Sept 2-4pm Cost $2 Age: All Vic Comm Centre FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS celebrated on Sat 20 Sept, Mapua Hall. Fantastic Floral Displays. Plant & produce sales. Fun for all the family with market stalls & sausage sizzle. Stallholder enquiries phone Ngaire 540 3193 GREENACRES GOLF CLUB: Couples Tournament 21 Sept Entry $35 a couple. Entries close 16 Sept. Report Time 10:30. Enquiries ph Dawn 544 2802. Grandfathers Tournament 25 Sept. Tee off time 10:30. $10 Entry Fee - Entries Close 18 Sept. email entries to bestisland@xtra.co.nz HIRA dARk SkY PARTY. Thurs25Sept, Hira School. Warm drinks, sausage and fish wraps available on sale from 6PM as school fundraiser, Star gazing with Nelson Science Society - Astronomy Section and sky maps provided from 7PM, gold coin donation. Indoor astronomy lecture if bad weather. Paul widlands.nelson@gmail.com. ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS: A fun and practical ten week course in the basics of Italian pronunciation and communicationwith a dash of culture and music. Weds 7-8pm at Club Italia, 9 Trafalgar St. Next session begins 1 Oct. Bookings required. For enrolments or info call Joe Rifici 545 6046. FRIENdS OF THE NELSON LIBRARY monthly book sale at Elma Turner Library, Sat 4 Oct 10am-12.30pm. This sale featuring Gardening & Cookery books, plus a bit of everything else. ACTIVE kIdS IN NATURE: You're a parent or caregiver who wants to share activities in outdoors with your toddler - connect online & join us for mini adventures during the week. Go to www.meetup.com and search for "Nelson Active Kids in Nature". TENNIS CENTRE NIGHTS: Considering playing tennis this year? Come to Nelson Community Tennis Centre at Rutherford Park courts. 5:45pm-8pm Thurs nights in Sept. All levels welcome. Just turn up or call 021 468 932 for info NELSON AMATEUR WINE MAkERS club seeking new members. For info ring Howard 544 4110 or Jacqui 544 1535 FIBRE SPECTRUM - 280 Trafalgar St. Ph 548 1939, Sept Exhibition "Colours of Nelson" - a look at our beautiful city through both camera lens & paintbrush. By local artist Pammie Moonlight. MARCHING GIRLS aged between 4 & 9 years required for an Introductory Team starting training soon. Please phone Jodie, Marching Nelson’s Coaching Coordinator on 547-5117 for info. INTERESTEd IN LEARNING TO kAYAk? Nelson Canoe Club is currently seeking applications for its Beginners Course. Application deadline 29 Sep. For details call 03-547-5005 or email training@ nelsonkayakers.co.nz REGULAR EVENTS TOASTMASTERS Develop your personal social confidence by learning the art and skills of public speaking at Madhatters Toastmasters Club. Meetings Fri 7-8:30am. Kate 548-6636. CRISIS PREGNANCY SUPPORT: An unexpected pregnancy can be a scary time but there are people who can help. Crisis Pregnancy Support offers a free, confidential service to help you discover the support there is available to enable you to continue with your pregnancy. Call St Luke’s Health Centre 0800 004 277 / visit www.crisispreg-
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