28 June 2011

It wasn’t just the Crusaders that won in Nelson on Saturday night.Local organisers of the Rugby World Cup were also celebrating success, using the match as a final trial for its preparations ahead of the world’s third biggest sporting event this Sep-tember.Nelson City Council, Police, RWC volunteers and the Tasman Rugby Union all used the match as a trial run for the tournament and declared it a huge success.On the field the Crusaders won its quarter final against the Sharks of South Africa with a 36-8 score line. A little less than 12,000 people turned up to the game, which featured the new temporary seating, in place for the world cup and brought the new ca-pacity of the stadium to 18,000. The Sharks, who arrived in Nelson thanks to a special Air New Zea-land flight from Sydney after an ash

cloud cancelled their original flight with Qantas, did enjoy the support of a small but vocal group of sup-porters.Rugby World Cup protocol was fol-lowed for the match, including road closures, a ban on entering onto the field after the game and other secu-rity measures.

Nelson police were also out in force on Sat-urday night, testing its strat-egy for the cup, including paddy wagons and dozens of uniformed po-lice patrolling Bridge St. There were 18 arrests

in the city centre on Saturday night with a large percentage for punters breaching the liquor ban.RWC 2011 Nelson regional direc-tor Susan Coleman, says the game provided a “great result” for organ-isers. “There were some issues, like finding the best drop off point for wheelchair access but by in large we

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LOVING IT: Crusaders supporters at Trafalgar Park on Saturday from left; Jane Lister, Jeanne Munro, Tom Lister, Phillip Gully and Ian Lister.

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“It’s nice and cold, haha. The atmosphere is really great. Coming from a football back-ground, the atmosphere is right up there.”

Amanda Devlin, Nelson.

“I’m a little bit worried about the emptiness of the stand down there. But the rest of it is great. It’s a great city and a great place to host more of this.”

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“The facilities were great and the atmosphere was really cool.”

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• Extended public transport services are intended to begin operating by March 2012 to address concerns expressed by residents for many years over the poor state of our public transport, announced Nelson City Council. Also, an increase to $1 per hour in the main parking squares and the introduc-tion of a three hour parking limit in Wakatu Square will be reviewed after a year.

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for wheelchair access but by in large we are very happy with how Saturday night panned out.”It was the first time the new temporary seating was used at the ground and Susan says getting fans quickly in and out of the

stand worked well.The traffic management plan also made it safer for fans leaving the stadium, she says.Tasman Rugby Union marketing manag-er Les Edwards says the match provided a perfect build up for the world cup al-though he was disappointed more tickets

didn’t sell. “The new East stand and em-bankment did look a treat on television. The new seating configuration was popu-lar with most although we did have our share of hiccups which is to be expected when trialling 13,000 extra seats and a new ticketing system for the first time. Most people were very understanding and we learnt a lot for the hosting of our three Rugby World Cup games later in the year”.

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Nelson Museum is celebrating a financial lifeline of ten’s of thousands of dollars thrown to one of its key projects by a local photography lover.The Glass Plate Negative Photographic Project, which features two of its images in Nelson Weekly each week, was launched last year with initial funding from the Tasman Bays Heritage Trust. But the funding was due to run out in July leav-ing the Museum with the prospect of having to leave the job half done.Nelson Provincial Museum CEO Peter Millward was delighted with the news of the funding, which came through late last week. “It is abso-lutely fantastic news, I am completely over the moon that the project can continue.”The project involves taking a high reso-lution image of the glass plate on a light box and capturing all available informa-tion about the im-age on a spreadsheet, the images are then made available online through the museum’s website. The project also involves re-hous-ing the regions’ pre-cious photographic collection in industry standard steel drawers that will offer greater protection than the open wooden shelv-ing that dates from the 1980s. So far almost 25,000 of the 120,000 glass plates have been processed.

The donor, who does not want to be indentified but is a local man with a keen interest in photog-raphy, has expressed the hope that there will be other people in the community with a similar de-sire to support this project. Nelson is recognised as having one of the best photographic records of its history of any province in the country. The value of the collection can be added to by people who offer further information about the images, such as names, dates and places. The project needs significant further support if the estimated $300,000 target is to be achieved. Anyone wishing to support this project should visit www.fundraiseonline.co.nz/fundraise/makedonation.aspx?id=18944.

MORE TO COME: Nelson Provincial Museum CEO Peter Millward with some of the Glass Plate Negitave photos that run in Nelson Weekly. A re-cent donation from a local man ensured its future. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Aussie owners of Nelson Mail and Leader exporting NZ jobs to IndiaThe Australian company that owns the Nelson Mail and the Leader is sacking New Zealand workers and sending their jobs to India, accord-ing to a report in the New Zealand Herald news-paper.Fairfax Media announced plans to axe 45 staff across its publications in New Zealand to creative advertising studios in India last week. EPMU senior national industry officer Paul Tolich expressed disappointment at the news in the Herald, which affects “day-to-day advertise-ments, often from templates, for insertion in metro and suburban papers owned by Fairfax Media in New Zealand.” The Nelson Mail and the Leaders are already us-ing offshore studios for some artwork.The cuts in staffing are being made in Fairfax

publications across the country. “It’s extremely disappointing that Fairfax has chosen to export these highly skilled jobs. At a time when there is high unemployment and insecurity, it’s the last thing these workers and their families need.“We know that the newspaper industry is facing challenges, and that they’re looking to reduce costs and grow revenue. But local advertising re-lies on workers spending in their local communi-ties. How can they spend when they don’t have jobs?” Paul was reported as saying.The Nelson Mail made significant cuts to its staff in 2009 in sub-editing, accounts and prepress departments, with the majority of the work for those departments now done from out of town “hubs” based in Hamilton and Christchurch as well as other centres.

‘Jace would be stoked’

Childhood friend of Jason Richards and organiser of the Race4Jace fundraiser on Saturday, Tony Dyer, looks over the racing action at ProKarts in Tahunanui. Photo: Andrew Board.

It was dubbed the Race4Jace and the childhood friend of V8 super car driver Jason Richards says he would have loved it.Jason is fighting a very rare and aggressive form of cancer. Fun-draisers for his medical treat-

ment have been held around the globe and the event in Nelson on Saturday showed his home town is also right behind him. Tony Dyer, along with mates Nick Fowler and Brendan Grid-ley, organised the event which

in total raised $10,000 for Ja-son. Hundreds turned out to watch the Bathurst-style race and view the car show.Tony says he was stoked with the event. “We’re really chuffed, it couldn’t have gone better.”


After 180 rejected job applications Nelson man Jarad Hart had every right to get a bit despondent about finding employment.But far from getting down on him-self, 34 year-old Jarad says he was “lucky” to have support through three tough years as he received a torrent of rejection letters and in some cases, no response at all. All that changed yesterday though as Jarad started his dream job.He began searching for administra-tion work in 2008, an area he had experience in before the fixed two year contract he was on ended the same year. But he quickly realised he was far from the most qualified for the available positions. “My qualifications were older I guess and my CV just didn’t stack up so I wasn’t even making it through the first round.”As an epileptic, Jarad did have some restrictions but not enough to warrant 180 rejections he says. “My epilepsy doesn’t really affect my work; I think there were just a lot of other better-qualified candi-dates.”The 181st application was a charm though, despite it being far from his desired career. Jarad applied for a job with the Kahurangi Trust, which aims to help move people into employment, as the city’s litter

man. The trust holds the contract for the job which includes picking up litter in the city and cleaning graffiti. Jarad says the job was by no means a “giveaway”. “There were a lot of other people applying but getting through that interview pro-cess and getting the job made me feel good and gave me confidence.”For six months Jarad worked on the streets of Nelson and he says it was rewarding and improved his moral. “I felt good about my-self and people would always say ‘you’re doing a good job’ so that also made me feel good and helped my confidence.”Then Jarad heard – through Work-star which had been helping him through the three years of job hunting – that a job was avail-able in administration at Maitai School. “I was so excited and going through the interviews was great. I got along with them straight away and I was just hoping I’d done enough to get it.”He did, and yesterday started his new job, leaving behind his litter-cart. “I’m so lucky that I had all that support. I’m a bit sad to leave be-hind the litter cart, but really happy as well.”Trust manager Roger Thron says seeing Jarad move on is a fantastic result. “It’s what we aim and strive for and it’s great to see nice success stories like Jarad.

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LITTER MAN TO ADMIN: Nelson man Jarad Hart with his well-used CV. He credits the confidence he needed to get his new job to his time as a “litter man”. Photo: Andrew Board.

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More than 40 local skaters hit the streets of Nelson on Sunday for In-ternational Go Skateboarding Day.The day marked a special signifi-cance for skateboarders all around the world to unite and skate streets and skateparks together.In Los Angeles, 5000 skateboarders rode the streets, but here in Nelson, a 40-strong group ranging from a 6 year-old girl to a 36 year-old man bombed down Collingwood St, through Trafalgar St, hitting nearby skateparks together.The event was organised by TRB’s owner Deanne Briggs and manager Matt Duncan.Deanne says they pushed for the event as the winter sets in, hoping to get kids more active as the lure of warm lounges with videogames in-creases. “We wanted to get kids out there being active in a positive way,” says Deanne.The response from the public was also positive with Collingwood St residents watching in amazement and people within the CBD cheer-ing and clapping as they made their way through Trafalgar St.Matt says it was “crazy” bombing down Collingwood St. “It was just really cool to see everyone skating down the street together and having such a good time. It’s such a differ-ent buzz skating through town.”

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Richard, Teresa and Dale Holland celebrate the release of Dale’s beer. Carol Tap-

lin and Are-tha Lemon at the ARK quiz night on Friday

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Olivia Winbush, Lori Nalder and Cal Gibson at the ARK quiz night in Stoke on

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It may cost half a million dollars to upgrade the Dun Trail but Paul McArthur from Nelson City Council, right, reckons it will be a one in a mil-lion ride when it’s done. The Dun Trail is being upgraded as part of the National Cycleway, with $480,000 of government money being poured into the project, but it was a NCC funded bridge that has caused the most excitement so far. The 30 metre bridge was made in Levin and flown in by helicopter, dropped directly onto its piles. The bridge and new approach track and boardwalks cost $81,000 and were part of the Nelson City Council contribution towards the project. The rest of the development of the historic track is being done by local firm Nelmac. The trail loops between Brook Valley and the Maitai River Dam following the route of New Zealand’s first railway line. As part of the New Zealand Cycle Trail sys-tem’s “Great Rides”, it’s tipped to become a major draw card for visitors to Nelson. The cycleway project also includes an extensive upgrade and realignment of the trail to an intermediate rider level and provision of facilities such as toilets, signs and information boards. Jonathan Kennett, from the National Cycleway Project, stated on a recent trip: “Our site visit reinforced that you have a world-class cycle trail. It is a very exciting and... it that will attract large numbers of cycle tourists.”

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Chch conference of hundreds heads to Nelson

Close to 800 young christians will be arriving in Nelson next month for Get Smart, the latest conference relocated from earthquake-ravaged Christchurch.Get Smart is four day conference for young christians aged 13-25+ from around the South Island. It will be held at Annesbrook Church on July 18-21 and featured 900 participants last year, although Get Smart director Craig Clark expected the number to decrease due to the situation in Christchurch.It was announced last Wednesday that it will be hitting the road for the first time in its 12 year history as Majestic House in Christchurch sits in the cordoned off area with the CBD.Craig says Nelson is a “brilliant location” and an “awesome area.” “It’s got an appeal to it that says ‘get away, time away, time to relax.’ Annesbrook Church is a phenomenal church, great location, awesome venue,” says Craig.Guests include Australian Idol winner Stan Walker, as well as speakers Phil Pringle, Matt Fielder, John Cameron. Annesbrook Church members are looking at accommodating 250 Christchurch residents free of cost. Senior leadership staff member Dave Crocker says the church is excited at the prospect of hosting the event, as well as help-ing out Christchurch. “It’d be one of the larg-est events like this that Annesbrook’s run. It’s pretty special for us,” says Dave.Get Smart is one of just a number of confer-ences and events coming to the region, high-lighted by the four Crusaders games, the Aus-tralia versus Russia Rugby World Cup clash and the South Island Masters Games.

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Each week two photos of the museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly with the goal of exposing the photographs to more people. Right: Dorbua, Nelson Provin-cial Museum, Bloch Collection: 3349.Below: Nathan House, Nelson Provincial Museum, Davis Col-lection: 3053.Can you tell us more about these photos? Email [email protected].

Window comp in final weekLast minute touches are being made to windows throughout Nelson as judging gets set to begin for the ‘100 Days to Go’ window competition.Windows around the CBD are showing their creative support ahead of the Rugby World Cup by dressing up their windows in the colours of one of the four teams to play in Nelson during the Cup. The city has been split into quadrants, each one supporting either Australia, Italy, USA or Rus-sia.Judges for the competition are Nelson mayor

Aldo Miccio, Fashion Island manager Nicola Dolan and Nelson Weekly editor Andrew Board. The winner of the competition and a $2000 ad-vertising prize in Nelson Weekly, the regions only locally owned newspaper, will be announced in next week’s paper.Aldo says he has been impressed with the num-ber and quality of entrants. “They just keep pop-ping up and they look great. I’m thrilled people have taken the time to be creative and really get behind the cup.”Judging begins this Thursday.

ITALIAN FLAIR: Loraine Beattie and Sue Gordon get in to the Rugby World Cup spirit with their Italian themed window at Beetees on Bridge St.

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• This week saw the last of the expected fruit ships load and depart the port. The weather made for an interesting challenge of keeping the cargo dry however the team worked well during the infrequent dry spells and the cargo loaded successfully.• The Strait shipping Santa Regina continued her regular cargo delivery, we will be sorry to see the service end. • Five large container ships kept the stevedores busy for all hours over the past week, in some trying conditions. Another log ship loaded and left and was replaced by an equally big bulk carrier with fertilizer. • The big car carrier Transfuture 6 continued a regular delivery of vehicles and welcome to the Ocean Dawn a new addition to the Sealord Fishing fleet. • Twelve large fishing vessel movements around the port and several smaller ones kept the traffic volumes high.• This week I learned the new bylaws are one step closer to being adopted by NCC. We are being careful to get the detail in the bylaw ac-curate and clear. We believe we have the mix right to ensure business as usual for the Port environment and safe pleasurable boating for all. What is interesting to note is the progress of the new marina development.• I hope the trailer boat users have observed the three new parts of the walkway for them to temporarily park their boats whilst they park or retrieve their trailers. Your consideration is also requested for the yachts permanently berthed there. The area is a no wake zone, so do keep your speed to a minimum.

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TS Talisman sea cadets set saleA monster garage sale is hitting town this Sunday.The TS Talisman sea cadets are hold-ing a cash only garage sale with more than 40 families donating some good treasures and bargains for locals to snap up.The garage sale will be held at 24 Harley St, Nelson, next to the police station, between 10am-3pm.The event is hoping to kickstart a fun-draising target of $21,000 the cadets are hoping to raise before the year’s end. The money will go towards a new outboard motor, lifejackets and sailing boats.There will be fun activities for all ages

and lots and lots of food featured at a cafe with lots of yummy cakes, tea and coffee and they will have a sau-sage sizzle for the lunch time snack-ers. Goods for sale include; clothes, plants, cakes, yummy fudge, raffle prizes of ceramic tray, cosmetics packs, lush bombs, spa vouchers, bead gallery voucher, jars, fencing pliers and plenty more donated by local businesses.There will be plenty on offer to score a great bargain or two and to help out a great local cause. There will be a silent auction featur-ing art work, ryobi sander kits and two children’s kayaks.

MONSTER GARAGE SALE: TS Talisman sea cadets Jacinta Dempster, Michael Hughes, Jor-dan O’Donague, Drew Wale and Assi Viljanen are ready for a huge garage sale this Sunday. The sale will also feature a silent auction with two kayaks on offer. Photo: Phillip Rollo.


Monday, 20 JuneAt 6.10pm, a 52 year-old man was given a pre-charge warning for shop lifting. At 7.22pm, a 17 year-old man was ar-rested for threatening to kill and male assaults female in a domestic dispute. At 10.35pm, a 21 year-old man was arrest-ed for willful damage after damaging a glass window last month. At 11.40pm, a 39 year-old man was arrested for breach of bail after he consumed alcohol. Tuesday, 21 JuneAt 12.30am, a warrant to arrest was en-forced for a 29 year-old man, he was found on Atawhai Dr. At 3.41am, a 21 year-old man was arrested for breach of bail after he was caught driving a mo-tor vehicle. At 11.27am, a 24 year-old man was arrested for breach of bail for associating with someone he was not al-lowed to. At 1.15pm, a 44 year-old man was arrested for assault with a weapon after he smashed a plate over the victims head. Wednesday, 22 JuneAt 12.38am, an 18 year-old man was ar-rested for common assault. At 10.30am, a 19 year-old man was arrested after he stole a cell phone. At 12.41pm, a war-rant to arrest for enforced for a 25 year-old man, he was found on Bridge St. At 2.54pm, a 21 year-old man was arrested for breach of bail. At 9pm, a 26 year-old man was arrested for theft and breach of bail after he stole a bicycle. At 11.05pm, a 17 year-old man was arrested for dis-orderly behavior likely to cause violence.

Thursday, 23 JuneAt 12.24pm, a 49 year-old man was ar-rested for three counts of indecent as-sault on a female, the offences occurred in Tauranga. At 3.30pm, a warrant was enforced for a 24 year-old man. Friday, 24 JuneAt 12.43am, a 19 year-old man was ar-rested for breach of bail. At 2.30am, a 43 year-old man was arrested for a breach of a protection order. At 8.27am, a war-rant was enforced for a 22 year-old man. At 9.23am, a warrant was enforced for a 18 year-old woman. At 12.25pm, a 42 year-old man was arrested for steal-ing a keg of beer from the Mill Liquor Save. At 2pm, a man and woman, both aged 37, were arrested for shoplifting four items each from the Warehouse, the items were valued at $54.90 and $57.94 respectively. At 9.45am, a 34 year-old man was arrested for breach of bail after he consumed alcohol.Saturday, 25 JuneAt 12.40am, a 21 year-old man was ar-rested for breach of the liquor ban at Buxton car park. At 1.05am, a 22 year-old man was arrested for offensive be-havior after he said “f--- the police” and the “C word”. At 2.40am, a 30 year-old man was arrested for detox. At 3am, a 38 year-old woman was arrested for dis-orderly behavior. At 3am, a 40 year-old was arrested for refusing to give particu-lars and detox. At 3.15am, a 21 year-old

man was arrested for detox. At 3.30am, a 18 year-old man and a 22 year-old man were arrested for fighting in a pub-lic place on the corner of Trafalgar and Bridge Sts. At 4am, a precharge warn-ing was given to a 44 year-old woman for disorderly violence after she caused a disturbance outside Franklyn Village. At 12.09pm, a 44 year-old man was ar-rested for breach of bail and breach of a protection order in a domestic inci-

dent. At 12.32pm, a 56 year-old man was ar-rested for possessing a cannabis plant and pos-sessing cannabis, LSD,

cannabis oil for supply and possessing utensils. At 10.35pm, a 19 year-old man was arrested for detox. Between 11.24 and 11.54pm, six men aged from 17 to 30 were arrested for breach of the liquor ban in central Nelson. At 11.50pm, a 35 year-old man was arrested for excess breath alcohol.Sunday, 26 JuneAt 12.02am, a 18 year-old man was given a precharge warning for offen-sive behavior on the Church Steps. Be-tween 12.30am and 1.45am, three men aged between 20 and 24 years-old and a 16 year-old female were arrested for breach of the liquor ban. Between 3am and 3.28am, two men, aged 18 and 22, and two women, aged 22 and 26, were arrested for disorderly behavior. At 3.15am, a 32 year-old man was arrested for assault.

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The Summit Rescue helicopter has made its name in the air but thanks to a local car dealer the trust that runs the helicopter is looking just as sharp on the road. The Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter Trust is celebrating 20 Years operating the Sum-mit Rescue Helicopter throughout the region, air lifting thousands of people to safety. Helping the trust on the ground for the past three has been Nelson Bays Motor Group, donating the use of a brand new Nissan Navara each year.And last week the trust got its latest truck.Paula Muddle, marketing and communications manager, says having the support is fantastic. “It means that we can have our brand out there in the community which ensures the helicopter is

back at base, ready to respond to callouts. The Navara is a fantastic fit, when we’re on a search and rescue mission, we can tow our fuel tanker to the base of the SAR operations which means the helicopter doesn’t have to go back to base to refuel, this saves valuable search time”.Vern Walker, dealer principal at NBMG says when he was initially approached, it wasn’t a hard decision to make. “We’re committed to en-suring that people are safe both on and off the roads in the region. I’m a keen mountain biker and I know accidents do happen so it’s great to know we have the rescue service and this was something we were keen to be a part of ”.Motor vehicle accidents account for approxi-mately 10 per cent of the helicopters missions.

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Mitchell Chandler with his Youth Vol-unteer Award after last week’s ceremony. Photo: Teresa Hattan.

Stoke’s Mitchell Chandler may only be 14, but the passionate teenager has already donated hundreds of volunteer hours to the community.Mitchell, and hundreds of other Nelson teens were congratulated last Thursday night for the time they give at the Nelson Tasman Youth Volunteer Awards. Mitchell is a Year 10 student at Nayland College and has spent the last several years campaigning for the protection of the environment. He and his fam-ily regularly travel up the Grampi-ans checking around 40 rat traps. These traps protect the birdlife and encourage more to come back to the Grampians. He has also organised tree plantings along the Railway Re-serve and given talks to local schools

about the environment. But this isn’t Mitchell’s only volunteering project, the teenager also gives his time to refereeing and coaching basketball. Mitchell says it’s great to see the large number of young people vol-unteering “because you don’t really hear about the people that do it and there are some amazing things being done.”The Nelson Tasman Youth Volun-teer Awards was jointly run by Vol-unteer Nelson, The New Hub and the Nelson City and Tasman Dis-trict Youth Councils and was able to celebrate the voluntary efforts of young people aged 12 to 25. Other special award winners were Rory East, Mathew Buckingham, Aaron Inwood and Nicholas Somerville.

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Welcome to the second issue to Tahunanui Community Newslet-ter.The support of our local Businesses and the Nelson Weekly has made this newsletter possible and enabled Tahunanui to have a voice and inform the wider community about what is happening and available in this very unique suburb of Nelson.It is a wonderful opportunity for us all to have a say and our thanks and hopefully our support of the local businesses will be our way of ensuring we continue to have a voice.We want to have a representation from all organisations based in Tahunanui and to share your news so please contact us at the community centre and help us to promote you!Trish Duthie, Community Development Coordinator.

Coming Up in TahunaStepping Out In Tahunanui is back, this year on Sunday No-vember 6. Last year’s event went so well for a first time event. We had huge support from our local businesses that not only promoted the event through advertising but provided over 40 prizes to give out in our prize draw. Planning is underway for this year’s event I would like to hear from any sports group that would like to participate on the day. This is a true community event where the whole community plays a part in making this day a success.Mums & Bubs July 2011 (walk or run with your buggies)If you would like to join a social group of “Mums” with the aim to get fit and meet others then along to the Community Centre on a Thursday afternoon at 1.30pm starting July 14. Phone the Centre on 548 6036 for more information.Children’s Clothes Giveaway: A big thank you to all those who donated children’s clothing. For two hours on a Thursday afternoon in April, lots of Mums had a fun time selecting won-derful pre loved clothes and the best thing was they were free!Walking Group: Thursdays weekly. Meets 10am at the Com-munity Centre 61 Muritai Street, Tahunanui. Ph 548 6036.Garden Group: Monthly: 1st Wednesday of the month at 7pm at the Community Centre, 61 Muritai Street, Tahunanui. Phone 548 6036 for more details. A social group of enthusi-astic gardeners, who meet each month to: learn propagating, seasonal planting tips and plant sharing. What do you want? Let me know what interest / activity you would be interested in doing in your community; chances are others will also like to do the same thing! Phone me with your ideas, Trish 548 6036

A big focus in General Practice this year has been encouraging patients to quit smoking. We all know that smoking is harmful and that 1 in 2 smokers die of smoking related diseases such as emphysema, cancer and heart disease. What’s less well known is that the benefits of quitting start immediately and within 48-72 hours peoples breathing, taste and smell improves. By 1 year the risk of a heart attack falls to about half that of a smoker. As health professionals we rec-ognise that smoking is incredibly addictive and most people who quit require several attempts and this can be very discouraging. Although nicotine replacement therapy [patches, gum and loz-

enges] still remain first line treat-ment, there is now fully

funded medication available on prescription that can assist patients in their quest to stop smoking. Zyban [bupropion] and Champix [varenicline] help to reduce the desire and pleasure people get from smoking. These medications are prescribed as part of smoking cessation pro-grammes run through General Practice. Most nurses are trained ‘quit coaches’ and have consid-erable experience in supporting patients to stop smoking. Our local Primary Health Care or-ganisation [Nelson Bays Primary Health] also provides funding for many patients so there often isn’t a charge to see a nurse for smok-ing support. So if you are feeling like you want to stop smoking then call your General Practice and make an appointment to see a practice nurse. Smoking cessa-tion is the single best thing that you can do for your health!

Hi my name is Jenny Faulkner I am a Plun-ket nurse for the Stoke and Tahunanui area. Plunket is a free service providing Well Child developmental assessments to all families from two weeks to five years, en-suring your child grows and develops to their full potential. We provide health edu-cation and promotion, growth and devel-opment assessments, and whanau care and support. My colleague, Cathleen and I are based in the Stoke Plunket rooms, where clinics and home visits are provided Mon-Wed. I also run a clinic at the Tahuna Community Centre every Tuesday afternoon, 12:30-3:00 with pre booked appointments. Please contact us if you would like to have this awesome service: 547 6203.

Kai ora koutou. Our non profitable Community pre-school has been operational on Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays for over 20 years. We have committed, enthusias-tic registered teachers, who have a passion for children. Ensuring a sense of belong-ing and well-being for your child. The same teachers work in all sessions. We cater for ages two-five in a family like mix aged setting, and wel-come and support children in all stages of their develop-ment. We are extremely well resourced with large indoor and outdoor areas, including a covered outdoor area. Vibrant and dynamic profile books re-

cord your child’s learning and development journey, and are a permanent keepsake for you when your child moves on to school. We go on regular local walking excursions and bus trips to varying destinations and have a relationship with Tahunanui School. Recently we have been to Natureland, Richmond’s Indoor Sports stadium, The Tahuna model trains, a double decker bus ride and on a walking trip to the beach. We offer ECE for 3 & 4 year olds, and a low hour-ly fee. Call Sandra Jansen now on 548 6036 or pop in any time for a visit. We would love to meet and teach your child.

The Tahunanui Business Association represents the interests of many of the area’s businesses, including cafes, restaurants, specialty shops, retailers, accommodation providers, and a range of commercial businesses. It is actively involved with promoting and maintaining the wellbeing of Tahunanui, strongly representing our members to Council, ensuring that Tahunanui remains an attractive destination for visitors as well as to our local community and has a vi-brant and diverse range of businesses. Members have been active in endeavouring to protect Tahunanui from further degradation from the volume of traffic through its centre along Tahunanui Dr, planning for the future of Tahunanui, maintaining a clean and attractive beach and modellers pond, consulting on development of the Beach Reserve, and currently proposing an off-road-cycleway through Tahunanui to connect Rocks Rd with the Wakatu Dr and Tasman Loop cycleways.Following the Association’s strong representations, Council’s decision to ban free-dom camping from our reserves and roadsides is a great result for Tahuna where problems were experienced especially over the summer months.The Association endeavours to assist in maintaining and enhancing Tahunanui – an iconic asset for the city – and a great place to live and work.TBA welcomes new members – contact Ben Collis ([email protected]) or Tony Quick-fall ([email protected])

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Church notices• We have had a number of successful events recently including our Garage Sale and our an-nual Clothing Giveaway. Thanks to the people of Tahunanui for supporting us in our mission to help others. You are welcome at our Sunday Service 10am each week. Rev John Malcolm, Tahuna Presbyterian Church, 35 Muritai St.

• St Stephens on Tahunanui Dr. Come check us out! Two services on Sunday (9am tradi-tional and 10:30 family). And a huge range of activities for parents and kids, come and see us for more information.

News in brief• Tahunanui Community Centre Playgroup is held on a Tuesday and Thursday morn-ings and is a hive of activity. Feel free to pop in for a look between 9am and 12 noon.• Changes at the Tahunanui Community Centre. In April we said farewell to Centre Manager Julie Townshend who had been at the Centre for three and a half years. The management committee ap-pointed Judy Robinson to the position of Centre Manager, Judy had previously been em-ployed by Marlborough PHO and was based at Victory Community Centre. Judy has a comprehensive background in health, early childhood ed-ucation and social work. Judy is looking forward to using her skills and experience to bene-fit the Tahunanui Community.

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The nomadic Crusaders of 2011 have ven-tured to Trafalgar Park four times this sea-son, but while the latest win may not have been as emotionally charged as February fixture, weeks after the killer earthquake in Christchurch and also a tribute to the Pike River Miners, it was by far the most important.The Crusaders shook off early rust to clin-ically dispose of the Sharks in the Super 15 quarter final in Nelson on Saturday night, in front of 12,000 fans facing a battle of their own – a bitterly cold winter night. The Crusaders put on a second half display to help warm the souls of red and black support-ers though, if not the fingers or noses.Second half tries to Kieran Read and Nelson boy Ben Franks drove home the 36-8 win after Sonny Bill Williams dotted down in the first half. Star first five Dan Carter kicked 18 points in total with replace-ment pivot Matt Berquist add-ing a solitary conversion to the score board.The win lifts the seven time Super rugby champions to a semi final in Cape Town, where awaiting them are the classy Stormers, which topped the South African conference. The Crusaders will take confidence in the fact they beat the Storm-ers on their home patch earlier this season and will have the added bonus of All Black skip-per Richie McCaw’s services. They will also be well-used to preparing on foreign soil – not playing one of its games in Christchurch this season, due to February’s earthquake.Usually restricted to watching the Crusaders in a pre-season

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IN BRIEFRUGBY LEAGUE: Town have wrapped up the ProLeague Town versus Country series with a game to spare, winning 42-16 at Ngawhatu on the weekend. Game three will be held in Brightwater on July 23.

RUGBY: Mitchell Scott is Nelson’s latest world champion. The elec-tric winger was denied a try late in the 33-22 triumph of the IRB Junior World Championship final against England.

ATHLETICS: Alex Jordan finished seventh in the under-20 men’s 200m final at the Aviva England Athletics under-23 and under-20 Championship in Bedford on the weekend. The Athletics Nelson sprinter clocked in at 21.96 sec-onds. He qualified third overall going in to the final with a heat time of 21.72 second, but couldn’t better it in the final.

FOOTBALL: AMI Nelson Sub-urbs surrendered first place in the Robbie’s Premier League with a 2-1 home defeat to Ferrymead Bays on the weekend. Brandon Kay score the side’s only goal, in the first half.

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The region’s rising female footballers are so good they are taking on the boys, and winning.The Nelson Suburbs Blue Crew is an all girl football team competing in the Robbie’s Bar & Bistro NBF un-der-17 Red Division, against all boys teams, in order to develop further as players.Every corner of the Nelson second-ary school system is represented in the team with members also com-peting for their college on Sundays in the Women’s Top of the South League. Nelson College for Girls and Waimea College form the bulk of the squad with five players each in the se-

lection, Nelson Suburbs contributes two with one each from the Nayland College and Garin College first XIs.When the girls pushed the idea of the team to coach Cary Hamson and his wife Sandy, the pair were so keen, they wondered why it hadn’t hap-pened earlier. “It’s a fantastic idea. We should have done this years ago,” says team manager Sandy.Cary and Sandy were joined by Si-mon Gordon in the coaching staff and the side aligned with Nelson Suburbs for its debut season.The girls admit every other team in the grade underestimates their talents, despite playing in women’s

age-grade representative sides. “They think this is going to be easy. They say sorry when they knock us over,” says Megan Hodgson, 18.But Sandy reckons the girls get ac-cused of being the more pushy ones on the field. “The guys go in pretty hard, they realize pretty soon that they’re up for it.”They have won a couple of games and drawn one. But the primary focus for the side is developing a sharper, more physical game. “We’ve watched them grow in to really good footballers. When they go back to play in the rep stuff, they’re on their game, they are quicker, they are stronger.”

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Nelson’s premier club rugby competition will crown a new king this Saturday.Minor premiers Wakatu Marist will square off against the Galbraith Nelson juggernaut that walked over defending champions Ac-cessman Stoke 44-6, at Trafalgar Park this Saturday.But the key duel in the real battle of Tra-falgar Park might go further than the game itself with Marist first five-eighth James Proctor, the Car Company division one’s leading point scorer and Nelson’s in-form James Marshall - who scored five times in two games - playing for a championship trophy and the inside running for the Tas-man Makos number ten jersey, despite the latter excelling in the inside center role.

Nelson have been buoyed by the return of James and Crusaders wider training squad member Steve Alfed. The pair, along with captain Andrew Goodman, Kim Bateman and Robbie Malneek form the most fierce back division in the league. Forwards Shane Christie and Willis Scott have also im-pressed late in the season.Hooker Francis Smith, Tasman hopeful Dan Squire and bustling loose forward Mark Bright will be the key forwards for Marist while former Highlander Lucky Mulipola is always a threat on attack.Kickoff is at 3pm. Entry is $5 for adults, $2 for students and pensioners and chil-dren under five years-old are free. Entrance money goes towards JAB rugby.

THESE GIRLS MEAN BUSINESS: Suburbs are from left; Coach Cary Hamson, Chiara Lowe, Anna Hodgson, Casey Hamson, Maryann Cant, Juliana Loss, Kaisa Tsuruta, Nicola Britten, Nicole Weir, Ellie Kershaw, Charlotte Gordon, Megan Hodgson, Lacey Pope, Lucy Harwood, Lara Malcolm, coach Simon Gordon and manager Sandy Hamson. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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When an opportunity presents itself you have two choices. Entering the Press Cup was always going to be a big challenge but the Nayland College Rugby Club also realised that this was our opportunity for our young men to participate in top level rugby - something that was a long term goal for this club. This team has climbed some big mountains this season

and we are all proud of the way in which they have never given up trying, in the way that they have represented Nayland College and in the way that they have shown loyalty and commitment to each other. All players have shown personal growth in their rugby skills that probably would not have happened to the same extent if they were not playing in the Press Cup.

To have a win in your first year in Press Cup is something to celebrate and the season is not over yet. Already a hard working group is planning towards next year with team personnel in place, a fund-raising plan under development and an off-season training programme for the players.Nayland College would like to thank all its supporters.

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Angus Riley’s future might be the only thing bigger than he is. The 15 year-old Nayland Col-lege center has been selected in the Emerging Junior Tall Blacks basketball team which is hoping to qualify for the FIBA Under-17 World Championship for the first time in its history.Although the two meter big man has been a regular in Nelson age-grade representatives sides, his selection for the FIBA Oceania Under-17 Championship came as a “pretty big surprise” after being named as a reserve in the under-16 squad following a five month layoff with a fractured leg, an injury he received playing for the New Zealand Koru under-16 team. “I just jumped landed and it snapped. It was pretty bad,” says Angus.Angus says the five months off the court were hard. The majority of the time was spent visiting the physiotherapist, making sure he didn’t rush back to the basketball

court.But when he was able to prac-tice his shooting, it was still frustrating. “You’d do shooting but you couldn’t really do anything be-cause you couldn’t run after the ball.”But with his injury be-hind him, Angus is fo-cussed on getting one over his Australian coun-terparts to qualify for Lithuania next year.

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It was definitely a game of two halves when Nayland College A met Motueka High School A in a Grade 1 game at Saxton Stadium.Although Motueka had taken the honours 42-27 in their previous encounter, Nayland looked the stronger, even though they were without their inspirational leader Michaela Matenga who was ab-sent due to Tasman Un-der-19 commitments in Dunedin.The diminutive Brianna Joyes relished the oppor-tunity to don Michaela’s C bib and was a hard working pivotal link through court. She displayed a great un-derstanding with her goal shoot, Deanna Hunter, to deliver some superb long feeds. Brianna hit the edge for the optimum feeding position and had great balance as she teetered on the circle edge.Nayland won the first quarter 9–6. However, Motueka worked their way into the game to tie the second period 8 apiece, cour-tesy of a flawless shooting perfor-mance by Natasha Wilkinson.Nayland’s Sara Reidie was an ab-

solute demon on defence, the 15 year-old hunted for every scrap of ball to pull in an astonishing ten well timed intercepts and numerous deflections. Sara read the game well and had an excep-tional 9 on defence which ena-bled her to get tip ball. Abby Pes-tell also contributed well at goal keep to gain valuable ball.

The second half totally belonged to Motueka, as Nayland’s possession all but dried up. Cen-tre, Siobhan Delany was the stabilising influence through the court while

wing defence, Claire Martin Hamilton worked hard to apply pressure on the circle edge.Goal attack, Keilamarita Pauri Lane lifted the bar considerably in the second half as she found her range to net some nice shots. She was also strong on the re-bound to enable herself a second opportunity.Natasha Wilkinson had her radar well and truly on as she returned the commendable statistics of 21 from 25 in the 30–23 win.

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The Escape from Tane’s Forest trail running course was always going to be a challenge, nothing less is expected from Nelson Events, and their latest crea-tion certainly passed the test on Saturday.Women’s winner Fleur Lattimore was ecstatic after she crossed the finish line. “That’s the best trail run course I’ve ever competed over,” she commented, “looping inside the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary was so special – Nelsonians are spoilt to have such an area on their doorstep.” She finished eighth overall and 18 minutes behind long course winner Graeme Tayor who led all home in 2hrs 15mins 17sec. His volunteer work for the Sanctuary certainly gave him inside knowledge of the tracks and terrain of Nelson’s for-mer waterworks site but his fleet footwork around the 25kms was outstanding. Behind at Fringed Hill he took control before Third House and rarely had to look back especially once he was into ‘home territory’ in what will be the Sanc-tuary confines.Chris Burr chased hard finishing just over a minute behind with Matt Reedy making up a Nelson trifecta.Fleur meanwhile was all class. Her 2hrs 33mins 20sec back to Sanctu-

ary HQ is a benchmark that the best in New Zea-land will struggle to eclipse; next year will certainly create some competition.Jane Reedy and Coast to Coast champion, Sophie Hart, were separated by less than a minute for sec-ond and third respectively claiming another Nelson trifecta with Jane finishing in the top ten.The short course proved popular with 55 finishing their off-road adventure full of smiles, especially winner Gus Shirley of Nelson.

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CENTER OF ATTENTION: Nelson College for Girls Prep Gold center Emily Mills passes the ball in the side’s closely fought 22-12 loss to Nelson Intermediate 8A on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Season over for division one, focus now on Women and RedsIt’s the end of the road for Accessman Stoke.The two-time defending champions were bundled out of the Car Company division one semi-finals by Gal-braith Nelson 44-6, after an injury plagued season.But with the Stoke Women’s team flying high in first place and the Stoke Reds putting in some strong per-formances, the club can still eye some silverware.Inspirational skipper Shaun Begg struck two penalties in the defeat at Neale Park on Saturday, but the side struggled to gain any fluidity on attack.Stoke’s forwards competed well as the side only trailed 16-3 at halftime, but it was the backline that failed to fire. Although most of the credit sits with a classy Nel-son backline bubbling with Tasman Makos playmak-ers. James Marshall was the biggest threat last week, and Stoke struggled to contain him again.Tevita Koloamatangi sat out the final game of the sea-son, which made a huge difference. Shaun says Tevita was easily player of the year for Stoke. “When he’s out there it’s like having three more guys on the paddock. He’d by my most oustanding player of the year along with Sione [Holani] and Jack [Umaga].”With the numerous injuries and the new coaching staff arriving, Shaun says he can give the season a pass mark, but was disappointed not to go one step further.“It’s obviously not where we wanted to finish. I’ve never had a season like this with the amount of inju-ries we’ve had. You can’t dwell on that too much. The positive thing is we’ve blooded a lot of young fellas for next year. With the new coaches it was always go-ing to be different. Nelson are a bloody good side and Marist, well they’ve got talent everywhere, they’re two bloody good teams, to finish third wasn’t too bad, when you take in the injuries and the new personnel.”One of the many younger players to stamp their mark during the season was blindside John Duff. His determination and willingness made him one of the key performers throughtout the year. “He’d never give up. As the season got on he got better and better.”Stoke pride themselves on picking local players, many of them have come from the Nayland College system. But it’s been more than five years since two players have made the step up to senior rugby with as much ease as Brett Ferguson and Nick Max have. Shaun and Sione were amongst a group of Nayland College players in 2005 to make the standard.“Since that there hasn’t been anyone who has made that big step.”Shaun admits the first five-eighth position will be the main fo-cus during the offseason. Cody Christensen showed promise early in the piece but like many, injury pulled the curtain on his season. Former Nelson Bays age-grade represenative Callum Webber was another used in the position, before Jack shifted in

to the playmaker role. “They didn’t get enough time to get used to that position. I was going to go in to first five, but then with Cody getting injured, we couldn’t get that combination going. Jack is a very talented player. You put him anywhere and he’ll play well.” But Shaun says the team needs Jack and Sione to play as twin strike centers.With the amount of players used in the squad, the depth will have increased ten fold by the time next season rolls along, and Shaun says the team will be back to reclaim its title.Sione Holani finished the top try scorer with ten tries. Jack has secured a Tasman Makos contract for the coming season but Tevita, Sione, Shaun and Jared Aberhart will have hoped the final matches of the seaosn were enough to stake their claims.Shaun missed out on a Tasman contract last season but was involved in the Buccaneers match against Canterbury in Kaik-oura last week. He says he’s done everything he could have this season and now it’s up to the coaches. “I’ve been pretty happy with the way I’ve gone. It’s been a difficult season and we’ve grown each week, but injuries just took its tole on the club.”Stoke Women and Stoke Reds play this weekend.

HEART BREAK: Stu Tunnicliff sits on the Neale Park paddock after Accessman Stoke’s 44-6 semi-final defeat to Gal-braith Nelson. Photo: Teresa Hattan.

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Phoenix Arcade, 16 Bridge Street, Nelson

T: 03 989 5200 C: 021 050 6193

[email protected] www.computercompetence.co.nz

Hands On Computer Trainingwith Vivianne Mail

CRUISES DRAINAGE

• Registered Drainlayers (residential & commercial)• Sewage Treatment (design,supply, install & service)• Blocked Drains• Video Camera & Drain Inspection• Waterblasting• Excavator & Truck Hire to suit job

Phone 543 8243

Drainage & Construction Tasman LTD

Your trade or service right

here?Single

column x 6cm only $19 +gst

pwPh 548 4949

DEE’SHair

DesignColour, Cuts & Perms

Lash Tinting Brow Tinting

Lip Waxing Accrylic Nails

Private salon experience for all your professional hair requirements

Ph: 547 648833 Ngawhatu Rd, Stoke

HAIRDRESSER

HOME HELP & GARDENING

for senior citizensCall

Silvia & Ernst(03) 548-20530210 8200 434

We offer YOU the service YOU need

HOME HELP

MORTGAGE ADVICE

Call on our knowledge & expertise, for all the mortgage advice you need.

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PAINTER

Decor8WITH DISTINCTION

Ph: 03 541 0353 Mob: 021 751 073

[email protected]

Simon NoakeQualified painter & decorator

All internal & external decorating

PAINT & PANEL

Accident Repair Specialists• All Insurance & Private Work• Motorcycles & Custom Airbrushing• Courtesy Cars

Phone: 548 060924/7 Mob: 027 250 7484

14 Parere St, Nelson

Claire ParrP: 03 545 0778

163 Haven Road, PO Box 1575, Nelson 7040www.nmsnz.co.nz

Accountants - Full Accounting Services - Taxation-Payroll-GST - Full Office Services

AuditorsBusiness AdvisorsForensic AccountingRegistered Tax Agent

ACCOUNTANT BEDSN E L S O N

We’ve Moved!Now at

Extensive Range Sound Advice Helpful, Friendly Staff Locally Manufactured Factory Direct Prices

59 Quarantine Rd, NelsonPhone : 03 547 4567

• NEW HOMES • RENOVATIONS •• DECKS •

Scott LinesContract Builder

Ph: 021 0236 4697

BUILDER BUILDER BUILDER/CARPENTER

Trade qualified40 years experienceGrey Power discount

Additions Alterations Decks Fences Retaining Walls Painting

Ph Lloyd: 021 203 4855Evenings: 03 970 0170

Get it right the first time

All repairs and maintenance work

CARPET & WINDOW CLEANER CARPET CLEANING

e n v i r o n m e n t a l l y f r i e n d l y c a r p e t &

u p h o l s t e r y c l e a n i n g

Carpet Steam Cleaning 3 Rooms $95*

*Conditions apply

Ph: 544 4872Locally Owned & Operated

Upholstery Cleaning 5 Seat Lounge $140*

CHIMNEY CLEANING CLAIRVOYANT/PSYCHIC

Suzanne

PHONE fOr aN aPPOiNtmENt

Ph / Txt 0226990981 www.psychicsuzie.co.nz

Want to move forward in your life?

Confidential psychic readings and Reiki healings available.

is a qualified tarot and angel miracles psychic reader, and a qualified Reiki Master. She is accurate and

comprehensive.

Contact us for a QuoteGeraldine Forward

Freephone 0508 2 GLEAM0508 2 45 326

Cleaning tailored to your needs One-offs or regular service Laundry and IroningWindows and Ovens Something else?........Just ask!

Environmentally FriendlyCleaning Products

CLEANING

Paul DowersElectrical

No job too big or small. All types of electrical work.

Ph: 03 545 0030Mob: 021 545 779

328 Atawhai Drive, NelsonE: [email protected]

ELECTRICIAN

32years Experiencein Nelson area

Paul Bayard027 384 1023

a/h: 03 548 6767

Extremely Competitive Rates!

CARPET & VINYL INSTALLATIONcost effective

FLOORING FLOOR SANDING

ELITEFLOORING SERVICES

Over 20 years Experience

99% Dust Free All Wooden Flooring Sanding & Coating Residential & Commercial Prestige Timber Floor Laying Your choice of Coatings Free Quotes

FINANCE AVAILALE

[email protected]

Phone0800 455 141

Member NZ National Flooring Assn.

Phone Hans today 5452523 or 021 02723585

FurnitureCustom-designed &

made furniture & joinery. Free quotes, quality

workmanship, excellent service, no job too small

www.funky-furniture.co.nz

FURNITURE GARDEN SERVICESThe Gardener

Tree Care

Pruning Shaping Tree & Shrub Shaping Citrus & Fruit Removals Transplanting Enclosure Felling

Emergency Work UndertakenNo job to small

Same Day Service By Arrangement

Ph: 03 547 8158Cell: 021 547 815 / 6

DIG INTO OUR WEBSITE NOWwww.thegardener.co.nz

HAIRDRESSER

Need a new Stylist?

(new clients only, adults only)

any colour cut

$30 off

Aboki Hairdressers68 Buxton Square, Nelson

Ph: 5468680

& blow wave service with Sarah on Mon & Wed

9.30 - 2.30pm

HOME MAINTENANCE INSURANCE

Ph: 03 547 4969Mb: 021 121 1006

Landscapingand propertymaintenance

Call Geoff Sherlock for a FREE Consultation

Residential and Commercial

LANDSCAPINGDuane Whiting

Contractors Ltd

Excavators, dozers & trucks

for hire

Ph 027 444 3225Fax 03 547 1075E: [email protected]

MACHINE HIRE

• All Insurance Claims• Panelbeating• Chassis • Straightening• Repaints• 2-pack Touch Ups

Call Tony Johnston

90 VANGUARD STNELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

PANEL BEATER PANEL BEATINGALL TRANSPORT

refinishers

Panelbeating-structural or minor Spraypainting-resprays/touch ups Curtainsider protection coating

Insurance & Private

Ph 548 5144Orion St

opp Tahuna Testing Station

Specialists in Large Vehicle Body Repair

& Refinishing

PEST CONTROL

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Ph: 544 4872

T Q U A L I F I E D T E C H N I C I A N ST GUARANTEED RESULTST SAFE PRODUCTS

Exterior Spider Control $115*

Interior Fly Control $85*

All Pests Treated*Conditions apply

Locally Owned & Operated

PLUMBER

Ph: 543 8090

Honest Reliable Master Plumbers and Gasfitters

Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

PLUMBER SCREEN PRINTING

G DesignPhotosensitive Screen Printing & Stencil Screen Printing Screen Printing workshops Facility hire and packages available for experienced screen printers. Printing supplies Photocopying B&W & Colour

Lisa Grennell BVAD021 031 8821

[email protected]

Come and learn how to screen

print!It’s a scream!

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Coming Soon ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS and for In-termediate Level students. A fun and practical ten week course for both levels in the basics of Italian pronunciation and communication-with a dash of culture and music. Wednesdays at Club Italia, 9 Trafalgar Street. Beginners-7 pm, Inter-mediate level-8pm. Next sessions begin 29th of June-Beginners/13th July-Inter-mediate. Bookings required. For enrol-ments or more info please phone Joe Rifici 545-6046Whakatu Riding For the Disabled Midwinter Fair and Hangi. Sat 2nd July 2011 Commencing 11 a.m. until 2.30 p.m. Tantragee Road, Brook Street Nelson. Hangi Tickets $10 per meal – phone office on 546 6366New Shop in Stoke I will soon be open-ing a shop in Strawbridge Square sell-ing good quality pre-loved clothing and affordable jewe llery & gifts. I will sell clothes on behalf, if you have any items that may be suitable please contact me. I am looking for babies, children’s, women’s and men’s wear Ph 547 3736 or 021 025 82379Volunteer Service Abroad Nelson Branch AGM on Tuesday 28th June at 7.00 p.m. in NMIT Room F-101. Speaker: VSA’s CEO Debbie Snelson on VSA’s Vision for the Future. All welcome - phone Sandy for details 5489302.Movie Night - The Company Men 7 July 7pm @ Suter Cinema For Girl Guides Jamboree fundraising$20 per ticket wine & cheese provided Ph Josie 5442660OPEN DAYS The Nelson Hinemoa Croquet Club will have free Open Days on Sunday, 3 July, and Tuesday, 5 July, starting at 1pm in the reserve opposite ANZAC Park near the Halifax and Haven roundabout. Come and experience the wonderful game of croquet. For information, telephone Sue at 548-7971 or Carl at 539-1108. Nelson Parrot Club Wanted new mem-bers 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.Alternative Antenatal one day work-shop. July 16th. Experience midwives and local practitioners incorporate physi-cal, spiritual and emotional techniques. At Riverside Hall. $30p/p includes lunch. call Josie 5456189Hearing Association Nelson offers free 40 minute Dangerous Decibels Presenta-tions to school classes and any other or-ganisation concerned about Noise Induced Hearing Loss. Workshop details at www.hearingnelson.co.nz or 03 548 3270.Waitaki Girls’ High School. Ex pupils living in the Nelson / Tasman area are invited, along with current members, to attend a soup and savoury meal fol-lowed by a guest speaker at 8 Holdaway Grove Richmond on Tuesday 5th July 6pm. Please contact Helen. 03 544 5613ABA 12 Step Recovery Programme, welcoming all those who desire freedom from unhealthy eating practices, including over eating, food restriction, food obses-sion, anorexia, and bulimia. Weekly even-ing meeting. Contact Rachael 5452253 or Anna 5456167Walking Group New, fun, relaxed walk-ing group Mondays 9am to 11am approx. All ages welcome. Bring a friend. Make new friends and enjoy nature. Phone Deb-by 5477338 or Pnina 5480101 or email [email protected] Tramping Club. July 3. Mt. Murchison. Medium. $21. Gretchen 546 8328. July 3. Basic Snowcraft Instruc-tion (if conditions suitable). Medium. $20 approx. Mark 5477 038.God? Prayer? Church? – your questions. SUNDAY @ SEVEN, café church. Nelson ca-

thedral. 7-8pm Sunday 3rd July. Free sup-per, music, discussion safe place for your questions about Christianity. All welcome Jude 548 1008SUNDAY LIBRARY TALK Ian Littleworth, Manager Libraries, will speak on Librar-ies in the Future. The talk will be held in the Activity Room of the Nelson Library at 1.30pm on Sunday July 17. $2 entry at the door. Friends of the Nelson Library group. Phone Andrea 5460403 FREE “Certificate in Money Manage-ment” course. Tuesday mornings from 9.30am-12.30pm. Open to all New Zea-land permanent residents. Learn how to manage your money and maximise your dollars. Topics covered also included buying property and shares. Reach your financial goals in life. Info and enrolment morning Tuesday 5th July at 9.30am Con-tact Barbican Training Centre in Stoke on 03 54 7613820 Summit Challenge - Celebrate Sum-mit Rescue Helicopter’s 20 Years of Opera-tion. Join us for the Cable Bay Community Climb on 3 July. Free buses from Nelson city. Register at www.20summits.co.nzAttend Refugee Services’ weekend training course July 22-24 to learn how you can assist the resettlement of refugees to Nelson. Free Course with NZQA certifi-cation. Great opportunity to learn about other cultures while making new friends and helping others. Phone (03)548-4978 or email [email protected] 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.NELSON RAILWAY SOCIETY : Due to maintenance reasons the Railcar services will be restricted to shorter runs .Cheaper fares apply. Normal service will resume as soon as possible. Parent to Parent Supporting parents and whanau who have children and family members with disabilities, health impair-ments or special needs. Coffee mornings 6th May, 10th June, 5th July, 9th Aug., 6th Sept. Free support and information courses though May and June. For more information Call Jane 546 8973.WOMEN OF SPIRIT, A one day women’s retreat for nurturing women’s spirituality with Swamini Amritananda. By Donation – please bring a shared vegetarian lunch. Sunday 3 July. Bookings Phone 548 7511

REGULAR EVENTSSingle? Duck Soup is on the first Sunday of every month from 7.30pm. Details & venue on ducksoup.co.nz.Stoke Toy Library open Tuesday 7-8.30pm, Thursday 9.30 – 11am & Sat-urday 9.30-11.30am Songer Street, next to the playground. Great range of toys for hirer, birth to 5+ years. WE ARE URGENTLY AFTER COMMITTEE MEMBERS TO JOIN OUR LIBRARY.Music Madness (Parent Centre) An ex-citing way to interact with your child, through singing, moving, playing instru-ments and imaginative play. Music Mad-ness is on a relaxed and informal basis where parents and babies can relax, un-wind and learn. 9.30am Every Wednesday at Masonic Lodge Rooms, Nile Street. Fol-lowed by morning tea and playtime. Cost $2 per familyTHE HUB - STAYING FIT CIRCUIT 9.30am Thursdays (join us for the new term starting 5 MAY), group class using hand weights, stretch bands etc. Meet new people while keeping fit and active. FUN classes for adults at the NEW HUB, 23 New Street, Nelson. For further info please

phone Matt 5459147.Victory Community Playgroup. 9 - 11.30am Tuesday and Thursday, also Pasifica session 9.30 - 11.30 Wednes-day. All children 0 - 5yrs welcome.Phone Nicole 539 4578 or Bonnie 545 6203, 0274342333.Victory Seniors Tuesdays 1.30-3.30 pm 238 Upper Vanguard Street. Join us for cards, games, or call in for a cuppa and chat. For more info please contact Shirley on 546 9057 or 021 121 8023Sit 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 8023Multicultural Fitness Sessions with Angela Baker: circuit training & gentle core exercise to tone & strengthen. Mon-days 11am – 12pm at “Athletics Nelson” building, Pioneer Park, Hastings St. oppo-site Spotlight. Cost: Gold Coin. Phone Evey 5390030 for more information.Morepork Dart Club – Do you like a so-cial 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 544-8502English Conversation Group friendly, informal meeting every Wednesday 4.30 to 6.pm in the main hall behind Trin-ity Church, Nile Street. International Students, new residents and visitors very welcome. For information phone Bill Kearns 548.5844.Nature playschool every Tuesday 10.30-11.30 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 edu-cators and staff to see if PORSE is for you.PLAYGROUP: Pre-school playgroup meets every Tuesday of the school term from 10:30-12nn at the Haven Church on the Corner of Collingwood and Grove Streets. Everyone welcome. FREE to at-tend, 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, Up-per 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 wel-come. For support ph Ruth 546 9029 or Michelle 548 6998TOASTMASTERS 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 (0800-736-753).ATAWHAI PLAYCENTRE come and see what we offer children from birth-school age in our family early childhood set-ting. Vacancies on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday sessions 12.15-2.45 at 655 Atawhai Crescent, ph.5450828.

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