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A quick thinking family, along with the help of a sole smoke alarm, has saved an entire block of homes, says a local fire officer.An oil fin heater caught fire on Friday night and flames from it were seen coming from the windows of the flat’s top sto-rey when the fire engines arrived.The family were downstairs when it heard a smoke alarm sound. The father of the family went upstairs to investigate and saw the heater in one of bedrooms on fire. He tried to put it out but it was too hot so he evacu-ated his family and the residents of the three other flats while the fire service was called.Station officer Craig Davies says the family did every-

thing right.“They heard the smoke alarm go off in the top bed-room. He evacuated the house and the other three flats as well, which was ab-solutely superb. We have to praise them that the

smoke alarm was installed because it saved the day, and that the evacua-tion was incred-ible. We are really pleased with how they reacted to the situation.”The family told the fire service that they bought

the heater from the Ware-house, which, according to its website, currently has a recall on Kent five fin and nine fin oil column heaters.Craig says smoke alarms weren’t fitted in the other three flats so it was lucky the heater was in the right

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Solveig Sheed having Marmite on toast for breakfast at Nelson Hospital last week. The hospital still has a supply of the spread which hasn’t been pro-duced since March. Photo: Andrew Board.

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flat. “While we were there we fitted the other three flats with

smoke alarms. If anyone is in a situation where they need smoke alarms ring the Nelson fire station and we can assist

them.”For more details on smoke alarms call the fire station on 546 2100.

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Nelson hairdressers have proven again they are a cut above, domi-nating the Nelson-Marlborough regional hairdressing champion-ships last weekend.Of the four member supreme team, three are Nelson hair-dressers, with just one from Marlbor-ough.The team will now sharpen their skills before competing at the national hairdressing championship in Auckland this October.In the supreme team is Don-na James, Louise Wells, Anna Schryvers, who qualified under two categories, and the sole Mar-lborough person, Karen Fishburn.

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benefits to all road users, particularly children on their way to and from school, cyclists and walkers. The difference between hitting a pedes-trian at 40km/h and 50km/h literally is a matter of life or death.”Nayland Primary School principal Janice Gul-bransen says the signs are great news for students in the area. “It makes it safer for students and we think the traffic speed over the few days it has been active has slowed, which is great.”Janice says there has been near misses in the past, although she hasn’t seen any. But she says she is happy the council has decided to take a proactive attitude to the area.“Let’s not wait for an accident until we do some-thing, let’s be proactive, so I commend the coun-cil for not waiting for a fatality before they did something.”

One of the new speed signs on Nayland Rd on Monday afternoon. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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The victor was probably under little threat, but the chasing pack wasn’t too far behind.MP Nick Smith, driving his eco-friendly car, won the “race to work” against fellow politicians and businessman Jim Matthews on Monday morning, an event to help promote Ecofest this weekend.Nick took 15 and a half minutes to get from Sundial Square in Richmond to 1903 Square in Nelson with Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne in second place on his electric bike.Jim Matthews finished third on his road bike and Mike Ward riding his recumbent bike was in fourth.Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio was last after he took the Nbus and then a Segway to the square but he says he had the most “time effective” trip, able to read the morning paper, clear emails and drink a coffee on the way.Organiser Jo Reilly says the race was a way to encourage people to think about the different ways they can travel to work each morning and was part of the theme of this year’s Ecofest.“It was a fun event and shows just how many different ways there are to get to work and they are all pretty close together in times.”

Richard, on his electric bike, hit a top speed of 46 kilometres per hour, just eight kilometres per hour ahead of Jim. Richard’s average speed was 27km/h.Mike not only rode back from Richmond but rode out there before the challenge as well.Aldo was impressed with his ride to

work, saying there were dozens of other commuters on the bus with him and his ride up Trafalgar St on a Segway was good fun. “We should get these for council, they’re great,” he joked.The journey started at 7.30am and went through Stoke and Waimea Rd.

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Local celebrities that took part in a race from Richmond to Nelson on Monday morning. They are from left; Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio, Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne, Nelson MP Nick Smith, Nelson City Councillor Mike Ward and Richmond businessman Jim Matthews. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Completing her postal route through central Nelson, there’s nothing to indicate that Lee-Ann Dixon is fast becoming a nation-ally acclaimed artist.The mother of five and part time postie still manages to fit in time to paint, and the “juggling act” is paying off. Lee-Ann recently returned from successfully displaying her works alongside more than 100 artists at the New Zealand Art Show at the beginning of the month. This is the fifth year the Nelson artist has been involved with the art show, and the second that she has been invited back, rather than having to submit her works for selection.“It was exciting knowing I was part of such a national event, all the art-ists are supportive and they’re all excited about it. There’s a wonder-ful art vibe going on,” she says.This year Lee-Ann displayed her works on a single artist wall. The majority of her works were painted silver trays, which Lee-Ann says she began working with because she was “broke” and couldn’t afford canvas. The frugal artist picked up

old trays from the dump, recycling centre, antique shops and was giv-en them by family and friends who knew she was collecting them. “It’s all about breathing new life into old treasures,” she says.Lee-Ann works as a casual postie, completing the walking town route, but she knows her days may be numbered. “Because the volume of mail is declining, our hours are going down, so it’s time to kick start the career in the arts. I still love being a postie, it’s a really good job, but I’m definitely excited about my art.”Lee-Ann says she is confident the change of direction is working in her favour, after 20 of her works sold at the art show. Her main subject matter is inspired by her late mother. “I paint teapots, teacups, New Zealand birds and butterflies, just things that evoke memory. The cup is about nurture, getting together with family. To me everything revolves around a cup-pa,” says Lee-Ann.The Nelson mother has also paint-ed portraits of her children, but she says she “can’t sell those”.

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Nelson postie and artist Lee-Ann Dixon will be exhibiting at the New Zealand Art Show in Wellington this month. Photo: Rosie Thomsen.

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Mum is a swim champCommunity law has the backing of JPA prominent justice of the peace who worked as a community law worker for six years says if funding was cut to the service it would be tough for it to continue.Last month Nelson Weekly reported on the likely cut in funding to community law services throughout the country, including Nelson.Warwick Blair worked at the Nelson Commu-nity Law office until recently and likened to the job to that of a Sherpa. “We are there to lighten the load for those who cannot go on. We are there to show them the path they cannot see. We are there to inspire in them the confidence to try, to walk alongside them but to step back at the summit and allow them to take the success that is theirs. “Most of our clients would attest to our doing just that. If our funding were to be cut, it would significantly impair our ability to deliver that service,” he says.A quote in the original story was incorrectly at-tached to Warwick’s name, it in fact came from staff solicitor, Jim Ennion. But Warwick says he believes the office is valuable and it performs a much needed service in the community.The Nelson Bays Community Law Service pri-marily assists with employment disputes and family law, such as in cases involving children from split homes or domestic violence, as well as those facing financial hardship. In the financial year ending June 30 2012, NB-CLS served 4052 clients and delivered 5200 hours of service. “The value of our service is that it’s preventative, people can get help early on to avoid it escalat-ing,” says Peter Riley, managing solicitor for Nel-son Community Law.The decision on funding is due to be made later this year.

A Nelson mum was the first to swim 3330 lengths of River-side pool to win a $100 Fresh Choice voucher, but she wasn’t about to use it on a celebratory drink. “I’ve done too much to waste it on that,” says Cheryl Baxter, who last Thursday won the Go for Gold Swim Challenge at Riverside. More than 100 people from 10 to 70 years of age entered the competition and Cheryl says she wasn’t even planning on entering the full 100km grade. “I never thought I’d do it and I only joined the pool a couple of months ago but when I saw I was leading I thought I’d keep going and try to win it.”She swam 220 lengths on Thursday to take the win but the competition is ongoing with most of the prizes still up for grabs.

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Seven years ago the Nelson Wom-en’s Centre threw out its remaining sewing machines after they kept breaking down, but today it will host its first sewing workshop since then, thanks to a local group.Patches of Tasman held a success-ful patchwork and quilting sympo-sium in April and used the funds it raised to donate sewing machines to Nelson Women’s Centre and the Victory Community Centre.Carrie Mozena, of the women’s centre, says the machines mean the centre can host sewing classes giving local women practical skills. The class, called ‘from op shop to top shop’ begins today and will see eight women take part. “We were rapt, when Patches of Tasman came to us with the idea I said ‘oh my god, yes’. It is such a practical skill and it’s fun and it’s creative.”Sponsorship from local and nation-

al businesses and organisations, donations of locally made goods and complementary exhibitions at local galleries all contributed to the success of the symposium. That led the Patches of Tasman organising committee, with the ongoing sup-

port from Bernina NZ, to acknowl-edge their appreciation by donating new sewing machines to the Nelson Women's Centre and to the Victory Community Centre to assist these groups in teaching and developing sewing skills.

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Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly. Left: Unnamed Chil-dren. Nelson Pro-vincial Museum, F N Jones Collection: 311909. Below: St Johns Church? Nelson Provincial Mueseum, Bett Loan Collection: 314730.Can you tell us more about these photos? Email details you may have to: [email protected].

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Cherie McIntyre has returned to her roots open-ing McIntyre is Hair on Beach Road in Rich-mond. Cherie combines her design skills, her mastery of hair services and her teaching acumen to create a ‘boutique’ learning environment with a unique business model. McIntyre is Hair will operate with a team of apprentices working alongside Cherie and under her close supervision. It will be a dynamic and diverse team to complement her own skills. Workshops and classes will be avail-able to all hairdressers, to provide training on up to the minute techniques and processes.Cherie believes passionately in the need for hair-dressers to embrace the science as well as the art of their profession to be at the top of their game. She hopes to instill in her staff and those she trains, a mixture of good business sense, and a powerful understanding of the science of hair-dressing. She says it is critical to have a full un-derstanding of the chemical processes involved in the craft as well as developing the creative im-pulse, understanding shape and form to make the most of each individual client’s best attributes. Cherie has spent 20 years as a hairdressing ed-ucator at NMIT and has nurtured the develop-ment of hundreds of hairdressers over this time. This experience as an educator has been balanced with thirty years as a working hairdresser, never losing the sight and feel of her profession, with a loyal group of clients who are delighted that she has returned to the salon environment.To top it off, for the last 10 years Cherie has made

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Cherie in action, with models from the Bran-cott Estate World of Wearable Art show.the most of her creative eye as the Hair Designer for the Brancott Estate World of Wearable Art tm. She creates the image for the hair, alongside the artistic team and travels to the show in Welling-ton each year to manage the team of hairdressers and most recently went to Hong Kong with the WOW team for the first international show at the 2012 Hong Kong Arts Festival.Cherie has a combination of skill, knowledge and passion that makes her a leader in her profession. ‘I have had the best of all worlds’, says Cherie ‘I am absolutely committed to working with the up and coming generation of young hairdressers and I want to create an environment where I can not only share my skills with my clients but also put the polish on the work of the apprentices coming through the system in the most dynamic way’.

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$7,980Ford Fairmont Ba 2002If towing the boat or caravan for your holidays is on your mind and you need to change your ride then this could be it. It’s the first of the BA model Fairmont and has had 1 owner from new. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has factory alloy wheels, tow bar, climate air conditioning, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, cruise control, CD and remote central locking.

$12,980 Holden rodeo Space caB 2005 This would be a perfect ute for a tradesman. Ideal for a builder, plumber, electrician, drainlayer etc. Its powered by a 3.0 litre diesel turbo and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has remote locking, CD, airconditioning, Aftermarket alloys, ( also comes with standard steel wheels ) canopy with side opening windows, Roofrack, towbar, tinted glass and a stoneguard.

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$13,980 maZda 3 GlX SportHatcH 2006Come join the Mazda revolution. This 1 owner NZ new hatch has a very roomy interior and good looks to match. It’s powered by a 2.0ltr motor and is automatic. It also has air conditioning, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, remote central locking, CD and 2 air bags.

$10,980 peuGeot 307 XS 2003 If you are one of the growing kiwis looking to move into a quality european make of car then this could be for you. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s powered by a peppy 1600cc motor and is automatic with tiptronic option. The cambelt was replaced at 22458km in 2006. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has 2 airbags, factory CD, climate air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors.

$6,980 Honda accord Vti l V6 2000Luxury motoring from a bygone era. This was the top of the range Honda Accord in 2000. It’s NZ new. Powered by a 3.0 ltr V6 and is automatic. It last had the cambelt done at 118km. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has factory leather trim, 2 airbags, ABS brakes, climate air conditioning, 6 disc in dash CD player, cruise control, remote central locking, factory alloys, spoiler and towbar.

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$5,980 maZda demio auto HatcH 2000Are you wanting a first car for the kids to learn to drive in or a second car for the family then this should do the job. It’s powered by a 1320cc motor and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has CD, ABS brakes, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, 2 airbags, central locking and tinted glass.

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$12,980 niSSan maXima Si 2006If you are looking for a late model NZ new car with plenty of interior space and enough power for towing, then look no further. Its had 2 owners from new. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has 2 airbags, cruise control, ABS brakes, factory CD, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloy wheels and remote central locking.

$10,980Holden ViVa JF WaGon 2007 If you need a cost effective station wagon for the family or your business then this might just fit the bill. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by an 1800cc motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, air conditioning, factory CD, electric windows and mirrors, remote central locking, factory ally wheels and roof rails.

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$12,980 mitSuBiSHi lancer eS WaGon 2008These are a great wagon option for either your family or your business. It has stacks of interior space and is stylish and comfortable. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a 2400cc motor and is automatic. Its been on a full service plan from new. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has CD, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, cruise control, air conditioning, remote locking and 6 airbags.

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$14,980 Ford courier d/caB XlX 2005If you are a tradesman looking for a ute but NOT wanting a diesel powered one then here we go. It’s NZ new, had 1 owner and been on a full service program from new. It’s powered by a 2600cc petrol motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, air conditioning, 2 airbags, electric windows and mirrors, tufdeck, remote central locking, alloy racks, towbar and factory alloy wheels.

$12,980Ford eXplorer V8 ltd 2002These are the ultimate towing wagon for those with a horsefloat, boat or caravan to tow or maybe even that bigger family wanting a 7 seater for the family. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. Powered by a 4.6 litre V8 and is automatic. It also has full leather trim, 6 airbags, ABS brakes, CD, seating for 7 people, cruise control, climate air conditioning, Hi & Low ratio 4wd, factory alloys, towbar, remote locking, roofrack and runningboards.

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$15,980maZda 6 GSX WaGon 2005 If interior space for the family or for luggage is a priority for you then this has plenty of both. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. Powered by a 2.3 litre chain driven motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has 8 airbags, CD, climate air conditioning, cruise control, remote central locking, alarm, factory alloys and roof rack.

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$14,980Ford courier Flatdeck 2001It’s not often that we get to sell a 1 owner NZ new ute with such low kms on the clock, only 54,000kms! It’s powered by a 2600cc chain driven petrol motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has a alloy drop side flatdeck and a towbar.

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$11,980 toyota corolla Gl WaGon 2006These Toyota Corolla wagons are probably one of the most popular wagons ever sold here in NZ. This one is NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a chain driven 1800cc motor and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, factory CD, air conditioning, electric front windows and mirrors, 2 airbags and remote locking.

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$11,980niSSan tiida St 2008 If your shopping list needs to be ticketed with, 1 owner late model NZ new car with loads of interior space, great fuel economy but still have a peppy engine, and a car with good looks then this might be the car for you. It’s powered by an 1.8 litre chain driven motor and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition and has plenty of space. It also has 2 airbags, ABS brakes, CD, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking and a towbar.

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$14,980 mitSuBiSHi airtrek 2005 This is an extremely tidy NZ new, 1 owner wagon and its condition is a credit to its past owner. It’s powered by a 2000cc motor and is automatic with tiptronic option. The interior is in very tidy condition and is very spacious. It also has ABS brakes, CD, climate air conditioning, remote central locking, 2 airbags, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloys and a towbar.

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$14,980maZda 6 GSX loW kmS 2004 Only 42,000 kms and NZ new. This one will be hard to top as a bit of a find. It’s powered by a 2.3 litre chain driven motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in very tidy condition and has the interior space comparable to a much larger car. It also has 8 airbags, cruise control, factory CD, climate air conditioning, remote central locking, electric windows and mirrors and factory alloy wheels.

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$5,980Holden commodore S V6 1992 An oldie but still a goodie. This is a 1 owner NZ new car and only has 100km on the clock. It’s powered by the trustworthy 3.8 V6 motor and is automatic. The interior is very tidy apart from some wear on the drivers seat bolster. It also has factory alloys and spoiler, central locking and a towbar.

$14,980toyota prado tX dieSel 1996With winter being upon us this is an ideal RV for getting to the Ski field or off the beaten track. If skiing isn’t your thing then maybe towing the boat or caravan is. It’s powered by a 3.0 litre turbo diesel motor and is automatic. Cambelt replaced at 191000km’s. Seating for 5 passengers. It also has ABS brakes, 2 airbags, electric windows and mirrors, climate air conditioning, roof rails, running boards, towbar, factory alloys and tinted glass.

$3,500SuZuki cultuS creSent 1995If you are after a tidy little run around for yourself or the family this is worth a look. It’s powered by a 1500cc motor and is automatic. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has CD, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors and central locking.

$15,980kia rio 1.6 HatcH 2008This 1 owner NZ new car is mint. You won’t find much better than this. If you looking for a low km, Fuel efficient car that will last you a few years this is the car for you. Features air conditioning, alarm, central locking, driver airbag, passenger airbag and power steering.

$6,980mitSuBiSHi Galant 2005 This is your tipical well looked after 1 owner NZ new car and would be a great addition to anybodys motoring needs. It’s powered by a 2.0 litre motor and is automatic. Has had the cambelt replaced. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, remote central locking, electric windows and mirrors, CD, climate air conditioning, 2 airbags, factory bodykit, alloys and spoiler.

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$9,980mitSuBiSHi 380 eS Sedan 2006 This New Zealand new car is a must to view, If your looking for a powerful but quiet and comfortable family car. Powered by 3.8 V6 this car is a dream to drive. With MP3 CD Radio with steering wheel mounted controls. Multi Trip Computer display with 10 functions from setting overspeed warning fuel consumption travelling time service reminder and rest stop reminders to name just a few. Includes ABS brakes, air conditioning, alloy wheels, central locking, full immobiliser and alarm with remote panic button. Very spacious interior and large boot space.

$10,980 Honda JaZZ Sport 2006 If there was ever a popular car with the older generation, then this is it. The reason for this is that access through the drivers door and the seat heights are perfect for those who find it hard to bend down. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. The interior is in tidy condition. It’s powered by a 1500cc motor and is automatic. It also has ABS brakes, CD, electric windows and mirrors, air conditioning, 2 airbags, factory alloy wheels, factory body kit and a roof spoiler.

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Some areas of the bar are still closed off as The Vic continues to undergo upgrades. The main entry area and bar are open, as is the rear courtyard. Staff are currently breaking in the new kitchen, which is more efficient, clean and modern. Pa-trons can enjoy the cosy new fires as well as new seating and lighting, all designed to fit into the sophisticated, heritage look and feel of the brew bar.Soon to be open is the right hand end of the bar and the ad-jacent dining area, with live music on weekend nights to be starting up in the coming weeks. Other events will be added to the weekly and monthly calendar, including Quiz Nights and Open Mike Nights. Watch this space for more information.The upstairs function room will also become available early next month. This room underwent its own upgrades last year, with the strengthened floor and new carpet the only notable addi-tions from the cur-rent renovations. The room boasts a cocktail capacity of 80 and a seated conference or din-ner capacity of 50 to 60, making this space perfect for anything from corporate meetings to spe-cial occasions and birthdays. The intimate room has a cosy and welcoming atmosphere with plenty of natural light and

exclusivity, overlooking the cobbled Trafalgar Street stretch. The interactive projector whiteboard gives the room added versatility. Speak to the staff about hosting your next event in the function room.Fitzgerald Construction took the reins on the structural upgrades, proudly being part of the team to bring the first build-ing in Nelson up to 100 per cent on the earthquake code. With a minimum re-quirement of 67 per cent, Steve Fitzger-ald, company owner, says that the push for top standards is due to the building’s heritage status and the desire of all in-

volved to ensure the struc-ture’s longevity.Although the building may not look very different now that the work is complete, the twelve man construction team has been working for more than a month to bring every part of the building up to the highest standard as set by the national code. “There are no bricks left in the building, other than a few decorative ones around the new fire-places. Steel beams run from the ceiling to the floor, supported by two metres of concrete in the

ground. These are designed to absorb the movement of any tectonic activity and keep the structure of the building intact,” says Steve.

The Vic Brew Bar is the first building in Nelson to reach this standard on the code, but Steve expects many to follow. “It brings it to the highest level of

safety for the staff and patrons, and it will have signifi-cantly reduced the amount of insur-ance that they’ll be paying.”Come along to the Vic Brew Bar at the 1903 Square end of Trafalgar Street and see the exciting changes for your-self. The friendly family team are al-ways happy to give a warm welcome to their regulars as well as new cus-tomers. The Vic is a great place to en-

joy some great food, local beers and wines, and the best company you’ll find in Nelson. Cheers!

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One of Nelson’s most historic buildings is now one of its most modern, at least in terms of earthquake stand-ards. After being closed to the public for three weeks, the Vic Brew Bar threw open its doors last Friday, and although it may not look very different at first glance, a lot has changed.The building, constructed in the 1880’s, has withstood the test of time and is now one of the most iconic bars to grace Central Nelson on the cobbled Trafalgar stretch. It was converted into a pub 20 years ago, a brew bar three, and two years ago it was purchased by the Williams, who

run the brew bar as a family.The structural strengthening has been in the works since the middle of last year, with the bar shutting its doors half-way through last month to begin the labour intensive upgrade. Columns were knocked out, chimneys were removed and a large steel frame was embedded into two metres of concrete at each corner to bring the old building up to 100 per cent on the national earthquake

code.“It’s been a real team effort,” says owner Ian Williams. “The Heritage Trust was

involved right from the beginning; the landlords, the engi-neers, the builders, ourselves, and the city council, everyone has really come together to make this happen.”

“Other nearby hospitality places have really shown their support too, it’s great that competing businesses are still there for each other. We’ve had great support from

our neighbours, from coffee from Fords to keep our workers going, to Smugglers taking our excess stock when we closed and returning new stock for our opening, to Cafe Olive giving some of our staff shifts while we’ve been out of business – they’ve all been brilliant.”The majority of

the Vic Brew Bar is now open once more, with a new beer added to their already premium selection. Mac’s Pale Ale debuted on Friday, with a strong response from Nelson’s

public. With all the favourites on tap, including three ciders – apple, pear and winter – as well as a great selection of wines, there’s something to hit a chord with everyone and every occasion.

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New Zealand’s Best Heating Performance in Cold Conditions

As proud supporters of Air Con Nelson, we congratulate the team on reaching ten years. It has been a pleasure working with

Nathan and his team over the years as he has discovered the benefits of installing New Zealand’s quietest heat pumps.

Find out “How to get the most out of your Heat Pump” with talks this weekend at the Ecofest from the experts at Air Con Nelson.Two one hour sessions are running this Sat-urday 18 and Sunday 19 August, come along and the team are confident you will leave knowing how to get the best results from your exist-ing temperature control sys-tem to reduce the impact on the environment, and your wallet!The first session runs from 10.30am to 11.30am on Sat-urday, with another from 1.30pm to 2.30pm on Sun-day. These sessions are host-ed by the knowledgeable Nathan Sharp from Demo Stand 56 at the Ecofest Expo 2012 Trafalgar Centre.Two industry leading heat pump brands are getting be-hind this amazing learning opportunity for the community, with internationally renowned

Mitsubishi Electric and Fujitsu General com-ing on board to help the public reach the high-est standards of comfort and economy in an eco-friendly way.

Mitsubishi Electric congrat-ulates Air Con Nelson on reaching 10 impressive years of business, and is pleased to have been part of their grow-ing success. “Nathan has a wealth of experience install-ing the superiorly quiet units in the Nelson Environmental Clean Heat and EECA pro-grammes, covering the area from Blenheim to Golden Bay,” say representatives.Air Con Nelson also installs Mitsubishi Electric’s new Lossnay Fresh Air Recovery systems which save money in summer and winter while keeping your home fresher and healthier for your fam-

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otherwise be lost. This greatly reduces power bills and environmental impact in the long term.Fujitsu General would also like to con-gratulate Nathan Sharp from Air Con Nelson and Bright Sparks Electrical on 10 years of success in providing solutions and service to the wider Nelson area, us-ing the highly efficient Fujitsu Range of Heat Pumps and Air conditioners.“Nathan was instrumental in install-ing our approved range of products into many Nelson homes under the Nelson Regional Council programme for the clean heat project and the very effective EECA Clean Heat Project,” say repre-sentatives.Nathan has also travelled as far as Gold-en Bay and Blenheim providing a design installation service using the common Hi-wall Style Heat Pumps through to the Sophisticated Whole Home Heating and Air Conditioning Ducted solutions.“We are pleased to be able to continue providing Nathan our extensive New Range of product in the future.”

Come along to the sessions and have all your questions answered, even the ones you don’t yet realise you want the answers to. Whether you’re concerned about keeping down your energy bill, reducing your carbon footprint, keep-ing your family healthy, or all of the above, the Air Con Nelson team have the right advice to get you on track, and the right products and expertise to follow it through.This weekend’s the Air con Nelson team is on hand to give accessible and easy to understand details on how to best work with the systems that are already in your home. If your system is becoming obso-lete or could be improved, the team can give you honest and grounded advice on how to improve it in a cost effective way that will provide you with savings and added comfort in the years to come.Give Air Con Nelson a call on 544 1616 or 0800 161 162 to find out more about the info sessions, Ecofest and how they can help improve your home’s comfort, economy and eco-friendliness.

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Getting fromBA

Getting from A to B is what makes up our life, whether it’s for business, pleasure, necessity or just fun. We are always on the move and always finding new ways to get from here to there. So this week Nelson Weekly celebrates the best in travel with this special feature on get-ting from A to B. The Weekly spoke with local businesses that specialise in helping us get around, or servicing the things that do.

MaxiCabShuttles - Affordable Transport.Why pay taxi rates, when you can travel for less than the cost of a public bus?* MaxiCab Shuttle Charters, Tours & Rentals guarantee Affordable Transport whatever your needs. Self-drive or chauffeured options for 1 to 40 passengers - 24/7! There are great specials available at the moment, with vehicle

rentals from $30/day* & HALF PRICE* on our Golden Bay Explorer Tour. This full days sightseeing offers a breathtaking adventure through Tasman, Takaka, Te Waikoro-pupu Springs & Collingwood to Farewell Spit & the spectacular Wharariki Beach (with optional Cape Farewell Horse Trek*). Keen cy-clists can take advantage of our moun-tain bike transport (bikes travel FREE of charge*). Park your car at the Takaka Hill Walkway. Then spend a day explor-ing Harwood’s Hole & adventure riding down the Rameka track from Caanan Downs to Takaka. We will return you and your bikes to your car, at the top of the Marble Mountain - a great day out for all!

MaxiCab Shuttles offer local club and group discounts. We’re specialists in National Park Track Transport - Abel Tasman, Nelson Lakes & Kahurangi. Don’t miss out on Mountain biking the Heaphy Track before riding ends for the winter (on 30 Sept)! Affordable Trans-ports local owner, Chris Shaw has 10 years Tourism industry experience. Ask about our vineyard, brewery and special interest tours, by Free phoning 0800-MaxiCab. www.MaxiCabShuttles.com. * conditions apply.

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Welcome to August – our last official month of winter! It does feel as if we have come out of the freezer just to fall into a lake… what a wet start to the spring. I am sure that that Nelsonians must all be suffering from Vitamin D deficiency after a string of gloomy, grey and overcast days – I know I am seri-ously starting to crave sun-shine so it was with great delight that I shook the moths from the 3/4 pants, donned a t-shirt and runners (also a jacket – I’m not that brave…) and Cruse and I took off to Tahuna beach this morning. It was really amazing – lots of sun, no wind and many others with their dog friends doing the same thing! It looks great with the snow still on the mountains, looking across the sea with clear blue sky above. It made me feel that summer is not just a myth!It is very easy to look at the garden through the rain on a dull day and not see much happening, so I tested this out last week and was very happy and pleased to see so much suddenly blooming. Amongst other things that stand outs are my reticulata ca-mellia – a gorgeous pink, and many other camellias ranging from red to white, the hellebores or “winter roses” in shades from deep red to white and lime green, the gold leucadendron and escallonia “Gold Brian” with fabulous gold foliage at this time of

year. Mixed in with these are of course the daffodils, narcissus, jonquils and iris-es, polyanthus, primulas and pansies that

are now starting to move and provide colour spots. It seems to be a good sea-son for the daphnes also with leucanthe and alba both flowering well in my fragrant garden. Also the plants of sarcococca rus-cifolia that went into this area 3 years ago are now providing a

beautiful fragrance. These love the dry shade area but do not seem to have suffered at all with the extra rain. Magnolia “Vulcan” is starting to flower also and looks rath-er magnificent – photos in next months column I hope!I have to confess to feeling just a bit smug….! The one fine day we had last week I got out and dealt to my vege patch – John-no had dug in compost so all my spring veges are now in and have benefited from the rain. The rest of the patch is just wait-ing for the September and October plant-ing to start. It is now time to clean out your seed trays and start thinking about summer seed sowing. If, like me, you have packets of old seed piling up, you can still use them pro-viding they have been kept dry, well past

the use by date on the packet. I have found that the strike rate is

pretty good even 5 years or so on – it is worth a try! There was great excitement in the potting shed last weekend as I uncovered a small jar of Beryl’s beans!! I spoke of her toma-toes, which I will be growing again this year, but thought I had come to the end of her delicious dwarf green beans. Beryl seemed to be able to grow these beans and have them on the table from October un-til May. She kept her family supplied with both fresh beans and seed and ate beans every day for many months. Considering

she was 97, blind and quite deaf she knew which ones to pick and when and which rows she would leave for seed – the green vegetable bug seemed to miraculously leave Beryl and her garden alone…! None of the family can remember which type of beans they were and I am so pleased to

have found 10 seeds, which I will plant in September.

• Make a list of the seeds you want to grow and start sourcing them now. Kings seeds have a beaut catalogue or go “on line”.• If you haven’t planted your strawber-ries yet it is OK – garden centres will have

plants already in flower so keep an eye out for these.• Plant brassica’s now – cabbage, cauli, bok choy, broccoli etc to give them a good start prior to the onset of the dreaded white but-terfly in late spring.• You can still plant broad beans (the gar-den centres have them in punnets to give you a head start), sow snow peas, cos let-tuce and radish, for a good start to sum-mer salad days.• Get out the snail bait – the cold weather does not seem to deter these guys and they will find your seedlings if you don’t get them first. • Check your roses for white scale – if found, rub it off with a stiff brush and then spray with Neem or Conqueror oil.• After so much rain it is a good idea to check around your trees and shrubs to see that the soil or bark mulch has not built up or been washed close to the base of the

plants. Collar rot sets in very quickly in these cold damp conditions so ensure that air gets to the base of all your treasures. • Keep weeding – they come out very easily after rain and also keep weeds away from the base of your trees to help prevent the onset of any col-lar rot as above.

Give yourself a lift and buy a boronia…..Pop one in a pot by the door for a lovely fragrant entrance – they are in the garden centres now. Boronia megastigma has the best perfume – I tend to treat these like an annual however, and they are cheap enough to love the fragrance without beat-ing yourself up over trying to keep them growing. Be patient this month – it is usually the wet-test and can be the coldest so don’t expect new plants to do much – liquid feeding can help, Seasol will strengthen seedlings and give them the best start into spring…

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FC Nelson Sprig & Fern ended Saturday with a three point buffer and one hand on the Nelson first division football title. A 4-1 win over inner-club rivals FC Nelson Fuji Xerox has lifted the Steve Bignall-coached side onto 31 competition points, three clear of sec-ond place with only three rounds remaining. The win also sees FC Nelson Sprig & Fern hold a 15 goal advantage over FC Nelson Fuji Xerox.Kerry Eggers got FC Nelson Fuji Xerox off to the best possible start on a damp Guppy Park when his free kick made its way into the back of the net. But it wasn't long before FC Nelson Sprig & Fern equalized, with another goal from a set-piece. Solomon Island international Hen-ry Fa'arado's corner found Ant Sonneman free at the far post following a prolonged spell on attack.Heyden Nunn then made it 2-1 just before half-time, when a wayward goal kick from a defend-er landed at his feet. The young forward kept calm under the pressure and cooly slotted the ball into the back of the net.FC Nelson Sprig & Fern, buoyed by its late goal, kicked into another gear in the second half with Henry and Davi Goncales Maciel causing hav-

oc in the front third. Both players assisted and scored goals in the second half to seal the vic-tory. Neil Connell had another tireless display in the middle of the park and was the pick of the FC Nelson Sprig & Fern players.Barring a surprise loss to bottom of the table Nelson College first XI, the Nelson Pine Indus-tries first division football title could be won next weekend. FC Nelson Sprig & Fern man-ager Rick Gower was under no illusion that this weekend's clash will be an important one for the club, especially as it comes just one week af-ter the schoolboys secured their first win of the season. "It was obviously a big result for us yes-terday but if we get a win next weekend against Nelson College then it's game over," says Rick. "We're quite confident that we've got one hand on it already. Nelson College have been unfor-tunate this year with the way results have gone. They're not a bad side so it will be interesting."This is the first season FC Nelson has played teams as a collective, since the amalgamation of Nelson United, Nelson Metro and Nelson City. Both FC Nelson sides still have a bye round to come, with FC Nelson Sprig & Fern's falling on the final round of the season. FC Nelson Fuji Xerox will play Queen St Pharmacy Richmond Athletic this Saturday.

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Local Nelson Dance team ORIGIN has been named to represent NZ at the the Hip Hop Unite World Hip Hop Champs in the Netherlands in October 2012. ORIGIN are from the wider Nelson/Tasman are the only South Island team to be selected.

Over 16 countries, 90 teams and 1000 com-petitors will descend on Dordrecht in the Nether-lands from October 15-21 and ORIGIN from Nel-son, New Zealand want to be there! But we can't do this without your help. To fundraise the nearly $40,000 needed is a mas-sive ask, but something we believe is absolutely worth while.

To succeed at the highest level is something these young dancers have dreamed, worked hard and focused on for the past 4 years. Now to have this opportunity

is a dream come true and a responsibility we don’t take lightly.

The team are holding all sorts of fundraising events from raffles, quiz nights and car washes, to discos and dance workshops, but we are also asking Nelson if they will please support these talented dancers.

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If you would like to see ORIGIN Dance Crew in action head along to the Shakedown Hip Hop Dance Champs Showcase - Saturday 22nd September - 7:30pm, Nay-land College Hall. Photo: Aleisha Liebezeit

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Nelson Under 17, Under 15 and Un-der 13 teams had the perfect record at the Nelson Development Tourna-ment played at Saxton Stadium on Sunday. Each team played Marlbor-ough, Motueka and West Coast to record some impressive wins.The Under 17 team under the guid-ance of Faye Eden completely domi-nated their opposition. Nelson’s first game was against Marlborough Un-der 15A (with Marlborough unable to field a Under 17 Development team the Under 15 A were given en-try) and they dominated in all facets of play, winning 42-25.Goal attack, Abbey Frankin was im-pressive in her work load – not only did she shoot accurately and do the majority of the shooting she pulled in a couple of intercepts and some great tip ball. While her partner in the circle, Brianna Davis struggled to find her target early on, she soon found her rhythm to convert well. Emma Deighton and Hannah Dav-enhill were a formidable defensive unit, they fed off one another and got better and better as the tourna-ment progressed.Centre, Jessie Matthews does noth-ing flash but is a solid wee player who works tirelessly. Jessie’s work-load did not go un-noticed as she was named in the tournament team along with Hannah and Emma.Nelson defeated West Coast 39-20

and when given the opportunity to test the waters in unaccustomed po-sitions against Motueka, they rose to the challenge to record a command-ing 53 – 16 win.The Under 15 coach, Sarah Rankin was totally stoked with her charges – their improvement from selection has been immense, both as individ-uals and as a team. Nelson recorded convincing wins – 41-24 over Motueka, 40-24 over Marlborough and 42-19 over West Coast. The girls made a positive start and built on that performance in the fol-lowing games.Shooter, Ariana Te Kawa-Wiremu, wing attack Hana Morris and goal defence, Hannah Taylor all impressed and were se-lected in the tournament team.Anika Paton also impressed after getting a late call up to the team – after getting over the shock of being handed the C bib she displayed great vision through court and put in some superior feeds to her shooters. Under 13 coach, Nicky Kenny was absolutely delighted with her girls – they just got better at every out-ing. Nelson defeated Marlborough 30-15, they backed one another up through court, pressured the ball carrier and shooters Shaunagh Hailes-Paku and Demi Woolley converted with ease.

Centre, Lauren Hippolite was into everything, grabbing six clean in-tercepts and numerous deflections she linked beautifully while Emily Milson did a power of work at the centre pass.Nelson accounted for West Coast to the tune of 39 -16 and although they were not as fluent as they were in the earlier game they played some enterprising netball. Aimee Book had an outstanding game at goal attack, she shouldered

a hefty load through court and netted a number of long shots. Demi impressed to score 16 from18 in only 20 minutes on court.In their final game Nelson

defeated Motueka 41-12 leaving their best until last Nelson won the final quarter 15-1. They backed up on defence, had trust in one another and had the confidence to let the ball go.The defensive unit of Olivia Keenan, Chelsea Neame and Chelsea Mc-Manaway was astonishing with cen-tre Lauren added to the mix, Mo-tueka could not find a way into their shooters.Shaunagh, Lauren, Emily, Chelsea McManaway and Kiara Tinarau-Philips were all named in the tour-nament team.Annie Ewers-Kennedy was named as the umpire of the tournament.

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Nelson Under-15 development team wing attack Hana Morris in action during the Nelson Development Netball Tournament at Saxton Stadium. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Tayla Nesbitt competes during last weekend's South Island Open Championship, hosted by Table Tennis Nelson. Nelson competitors picked up a number of first placings in the age-group categories. Henry Neas and Oliver Bellamy won the under-18 boy's doubles, with Henry also winning the under-15 boy's singles. Tayla won the under-15 girl's singles while Shannon McCrae

edged Nadja Baden to win the un-der-13 girl's singles. Shannon linked up with under-13 boy's singles winner Fynn Sawyer to take out the under-13 mixed doubles. Fynn continued his golden run when he partnered runner-up Zac Pellowe in the under-13 boy's doubles. There were entrants from all over New Zealand and Australia competing at the tournament. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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LOVE YOUR LIFE: Let's work together to help you live the life you actually want and stop wasting your life on regret, the past, guilt or lack of motiva-tion. You can move forward, you can let go, you can produce a new, happier future, NO MATTER WHAT. Call me if you want to learn how to in-vest in yourself. Caron Proctor Life Coach Nelson www.lifecoachnelson.co.nz 021 1457 162NZ SOCIETY OF GENEALOGISTS Nelson Branch meets at National Party Hall at 544 Waimea Rd on August 27th at 7.30pm. Speaker Kevin Ryan on Researching in Ireland. All welcome. Gold coin donation. Contact Judith 5488819. TOP OF THE SOUTH MORRIS MINOR CAR CLUB INC Sun 26 Aug meeting before 12pm Tapawera Hotel for lunch followed by AGM. In-terested book before Thur 23. Julie Ph 03-5473316SUNDAY JIVE Richmond. Beginners 4.15pm Sun @ Recreation Centre Cambridge St Discover why Ceroc is the most popular modern partner dance class for guys. It’s fun, easy to learn with no tricky footwork and is very sociable. Singles & couples welcome. Concessions available during August www.cerocnelson.co.nz 027 2376266ARGENTINE TANGO: Absolute Beginners 8 week course. Come and learn the sensual tango with a fun bunch of people! Course starts at 6pm on Wed 15 August at the YMCA in Toi Toi St, Vic-tory. Email Anne-Maree to register your interest. [email protected] or call (03) 929 5811 for more infoCervical Screening Clinics-next dates: 21 & 28 August. Held the 3rd & 4th Tuesdays of each month at Victory Community Centre. No or Low cost-criteria applies. Ph 846 8385 for appointment Hearing Clinic-next date: 17August. Free checks and assessment for 16+ years. Held the 3rd Friday of each month at Victory Community Centre. Ph 546 8385 for appointment.CEMETERY TOUR 26 August 1.30pm covering settlers who arrived on the “Mary Ann", "Lloyds" and "Lord Auckland" 1842, Wakapuaka cemetery, Atawhai Drive, Nelson. Meet outside crematori-um chapel, Wakapuaka cemetery. Cost: gold coin. Cancelled if wet. Phone for info 03 5447684.GAMES NIGHT Social games night at Pottering About, Buxton Car Park for 6-99yr olds. Games selection from Crackerjack Toys to choose from, which will stimulate the mind, are fun and chal-lenging. Cakes and refreshments available to buy, gold coin donation entry. Come and brighten up a dark winter night having fun and making friends, 6.30-8.30pm Fri 17 Aug. Ph: 545 8041 or 548 0886FUNDRAISING AUCTION for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nelson. Wednesday August 29 at 6pm, at Ernest Rutherford Retirement Village in Stoke. Tickets $10 at door or pre-order at ph 545-9864 or email [email protected] LIBRARY TALK "The Beat to Bami-yan" with InspectorBrian McGurk. Nelson Li-brary. 1.30pm 26 August. $2 entry at door. All welcome. Friends of the Nelson Library. Ph. An-drea 5460403PREGNANCY MASSAGE: Free fun hands on evening! Women at any stage of pregnancy wel-come. Bring a partner and a pillow. Learn safety, benefits and techniques. Tuesday Sept 4th 7.30 - 9 pm. Bodywise. To register please phone Kathy ph 539 0644 or email [email protected] FERTILITY MANAGEMENT: Free info evening Trying to get pregnant and it just isn’t happening? Want reliable hormone and barrier free contraception? Learn about a modern and scientific way to manage your fertility naturally. This is not the Billings Method. Monday Sept 3rd 7.30-9 pm Bodywise. To register contact Kathy 539 0644. [email protected] TRAMPING CLUB invites you 18 Aug, Dew lakes, Med, $3, Uta 5450280. 19 Aug Rainbow Ski, $24, Ken 5489897. 25–26 Aug, Pell Stream Hut, Fit, $41, Dion 5477562. Full pro-gramme & past pics-www.nelsontramping.org.nz

FRIENDS OF THE QUEENS GARDENS help keep the Gardens looking their best. We meet fortnightly to polish and groom - everyone wel-come. Ph Ellen 546 6533 for details.FALLS PREVENTION Tuesday 21 August – 10.30 am Mark Preston- Thomas from ACC will be speaking about Falls Prevention in the quiet room of Nelson Cathedral. All welcome.COMPUTERS FOR OVER 50s: Learn with Sen-iorNet. "Digital delights-your camera & computer working together". 2pm, Wed 15 Aug, SeniorNet rooms, Pioneers Park, Hastings St. (opp Spotlight) All welcome. Ph 5469349.GOD IN THAILAND TODAY Hear Lee Anne Hill of OMF share her story of a growing church. Shared lunch. Creche. Sunday 19 August 12 noon at St Stephens Church, Tahunanui Drive.DESSERT AND COFFEE with Lee Anne 7.30pm Wed 22 Aug, 8 Palm Ave, Stoke. Barbara 547 7281FOREST & BIRD Sat 18 Aug. Join F & B for the Great Living Legends Muck at the Wakapuaka Wildlife Reserve, off Boulder Bank Rd on SH6, north of Nelson at 9.00 am. We have 2,600 trees to plant. More info call Julie McLintock 03 545 0989APPLEBY SCHOOL: Country Fair Saturday 1 Sept 11am-2pm. Moutere Highway Lots of fun for the whole family. Animal nursery, pony rides, bouncy castles plus silent auction, plant, produce, clothing, book, and white elephant stalls–bargains galore. Live entertainment and food stalls. Come and join us for a great day outNELSON PROVINCIAL MUSEUM Save Our Snails-Giant Land Snails of Te Tau Ihu. July 27 to Mid Nov. Free entry to Nelson/Tasman residentsPARENT CENTRE Taming Your Toddler Work-shop. Tuesday 4th & 11th September @ 7.30pm. Strategies to manage behaviour. Practical play ideas. Qualified speakers. Contact Linda 5449668 or [email protected] GEAR EXTRAVAGANZA 29 September 2012 Do you have secondhand baby/children's gear to sell! Nelson District Parent Centre is look-ing for stall holders. Please contact Linda 5449668 or [email protected] NEWCOMERS NETWORK Indoor games evening Friday 24 August @ 6.30- 8.00 pm at 2 Bridge St Nelson. Teach an easy game you know from your country and learn the tricks of games from different culture Chandra 5390565NELSON TROUT FISHING CLUB monthly meeting 7.30pm15th Aug Fish and Game Rooms 66 Champion Road Richmond Guest speaker Dr Susie Wood speaking about Didymo. thenelson-troutfishingclub.comFREE COUNSELLING GROUP-GROWING THROUGH CHANGE. Change is a natural part of life and may include lifestyle, parenthood and relationships. Group starts Thursday, August 16 at 7pm. Please contact Jeanette or Vanessa (trainee counsellors, graduating this year) 0220461001 or [email protected] CREATIVE JOURNEYS COURSE: A safe and supportive space for women to come together and explore their past, present and future using creativity and open discussion. Weekly groups during August at the Women’s House Nelson. Please call Tania 546 6777 or Anna 021 2761227 for info and to register.

REGULAR EVENTSSTOKE PLAYGROUP invites families with chil-dren aged 0-5 to enjoy supervised play. Please pro-vide morning tea for children. One child $2 family $3. Held at St Andrews Presbyterian, Songer St Mon and Wed 9am-11.30am open school holi-days. Contact Leah 547 3788 or 021 050 4061VICTORY SENIOR 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 8023NELSON COMMUNITY MARKET at Monty's Sunday Market from 8am. Bring your surplus

produce for us to sell, including flowers. Good commission rate. Ph Sally 5488403 or 0211709443PRESCHOOLERS AND PARENTS welcome to CHILL - baby boogie followed by supervised play for children. Morning tea and chat time for par-ents with guest speakers. Newcomers welcome. Mondays 9.45am St Stephens Church 65 Tahu-nanui Drive (opp McD's). $2 donationTENNIS DOUBLES: Tahuna Tennis Club Ta-hunanui Dr. 1pm onwards Sat. All welcome. En-quires ph Mike 547 67562VICTORIOUS CHESS: Challenge your brain, supportive environment for all levels. All ages welcome, Under 8’s with a caregiver. Please bring chess set if you have one. Gold coin pp Thurs 26 July-27 October, 3.45-4.45pm at Victory Commu-nity Centre Ph 546 8381NANA CRAFT Share crafts that Nanas know, knitting, crochet, stitching. Bring lunch, share projects. Weds 4 July–26 Sept 12.30-2.45pm, Pomeroys coffee $2 Donation at Victory Com-munity CentreSIT & BE FIT Have fun, exercise sitting down, burn calories, tone muscles, and keep your heart healthy. Tuesdays 10-10.45am 17 July – 27 Sept $2 per session, 16+yrs at Victory Community CentreHOUSIE AT VICTORY Old fashioned fun with members of your community. Great prizes re-freshments and transport available if required. Wednesdays 2-4pm, Aug, 5 & 19 Sept $2 -Victory Community CentreLAUGHTER YOGA The body’s natural antidote to stress. Simple yet powerful exercise, combining yogic breathing. Bring yoga mat or towel. Wed 5.30-6.30pm $2 at Victory Community CentreSPORT TASMAN Club Recreation, Richmond Cambridge Street, enquiries 5443955 $4 FITNESS EASYBEAT: Mon&Fri 9am EASE IN2 EASYB-EAT: Mon&Fri 11:15am SHAPEUP: Mon&Fri 10:10am. MOTION & MOBILITY: (Formerly sit & be fit) Specialised exercise for seniors and stroke sufferers Friday 11.15am. CLUB50: Tues 10:00am, seniors, social recreation & outings, NEW mem-bers welcome $3 WALKING GROUP: FREE Mon 9:30am FUN HOUSIE with prizes! Designed for all ages and those with special requirements, Fri-days 2-4pm $3.LOCAL VOCALS: Singing for everyone! No pressure, no experience needed, just a chance for a good old sing! Tuesdays 7pm. Contact Jo at Tahu-nanui Community Centre 548 6036 for details. All welcome, 1st session free!ZUMBA! Tahunanui Community Centre now has Zumba! Mon 5.15pm & Thurs 5.45pm. Con-tact Jo at TCC for details 548 6036-1st session free!TRAINING WITH TRINA: Seated exercise in Tahunanui for those with limited mobility. Fridays 11am. Contact Jo at Tahunanui Community Cen-tre for details 548 6036. Gold coin.GARDENING GROUP: Keen to meet others with an interest in Gardening? Tahunanui Com-munity Centre has an established garden group who meet the 1st Wed of each month. Come and join them! Contact Jo at TCC for details of next meeting 548 6036.WAY2GO WALKING GROUP: New start time 9.45am Thurs Meet at Tahunanui Community Centre. Bring gold card (or $6) as sometimes we bus & walk, sometimes just walk! Come join us! Ph Jo @ TCC for info 5486036ROTARY CLUB OF RUTHERFORD NEL-SON–HELPING OTHERS: Mondays, Fern Lodge, Prince Albert Hotel, Nile Street. 5.30pm for 6.00pm. Contact Barry 03 5451398NELSON PETANQUE: A game of skill and com-petitive social for all ages. Play every Wed & Sun afternoons at 1:15pm. Paru Paru Rd courts. All welcome. Contact 548 9006SIT AND BE FIT: Stoke Methodist church in the lounge. Neale Ave. Tues 10 am-11am. Donation $2 for Arthritis NZ Ph 546 4670.

Dave Duncan, Harbour Master/Marine Operations Manager.

diaryThe Harbour Master’s

• Four container vessels in two days at the start of the week kept the port and steve-dores very busy, a log ship and another general carrier kept them going, whilst sev-enteen fishing vessel movements around the port are suggestive of a successful week for the local companies.• How far away is spring, and what does it mean to the man in the boat, or woman? Winds are unpredictable, their strength varies, and people are often surprised at the voracity at which the wind can blow for short or long periods of time.• If you are caught out what are some of the best things you can do for survival.1- Do nothing – often a good option if you anchor is holding, your boat shelter is warm and dry ( don’t forget to let the peo-ple ashore waiting for you know what you are up to) 2- Weigh anchor and start slow steaming home. Remember in heavy weather, short steep waves, to keep your speed down. Pounding your vessel can cause injury to you and your crew and damage your boat.3- Keep the water out of your boat. Stabil-ity is crucial and your bilges must be dry. (There is no better pump than a frightened man with a bucket so don’t forget to involve your crew)4- Is there a closer alternative port, or shel-ter you can get to?5- If you need it – call for help. Better to be safe than to be sorry

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Olympic and Commonwealth Games Gold medallist Valerie Adams is to be guest speaker at this year’s Nelson Sports Awards. Valerie will visit Nelson on 28 November as part of the annual awards celebration and everyone is invited to hear her speak on her London 2012 experience.Sport Tasman, the host of the Nelson Sports Awards, is looking forward to welcoming Val at the awards ceremony to be held for the first time at the Annesbrook Church complex.“This is a wonderful opportunity for the people in our community to get up close to and be in-spired by this sporting legend and listen to her speak about her experiences," says Rita Merri-man, events manager with Sport Tasman. The night will celebrate local sporting champi-ons as well as the country’s Olympians, follow-ing on from their successes at the London 2012 Olympics. Rita says each year we are proud of the accomplishments of our local athletes on the national and international stage and this event allows us to give them the recognition they deserve. Nominations for the awards are now open. Sport Tasman welcomes nominations for Nel-son sports people who have achieved in their chosen sport during the past year, as well as for people who are deserving of recognition of their lifetime contribution to sport.

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