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Jamie Smith, 4, from Stoke Montessori with his free toothbrush and toothpaste thanks to Colgate and the New Zealand Dental Association. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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With children surrounded by sugary treats, it’s getting harder to maintain healthy teeth, but some pre-schoolers were given some advice on how to keep their smiles for the long haul. Stoke Montessori had a helping hand last Wednesday with oral health educator Esme Palliser, from Nelson Marlborough Dis-trict Health Board, coming to talk to both children and parents about the importance of health care for their teeth. While health and nutrition are part Stoke Montessori’s everyday routine, oral health is their current focus, including healthy foods for children’s teeth, how they should be brushing their teeth and emphasising the need for regular trips to the dental nurse. Colgate and the New Zealand Dental As-sociation also provided toothbrushes and toothpaste for each child, which were handed out last Wednesday, and funding for resourc-es to help the Montessori continue to educate their children on oral health care.

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The former manager of Jean Jones in Richmond Mall is disgusted at the “gutless” behaviour of her em-ployers, after she and three staff lost their jobs when the national chain of women’s clothing stores went into liquidation on Friday. “We had no indication whatso-

ever that anything was going to happen,” Tania Rich says. “The first thing we knew was when the receivers or liquidators came in and closed the store - the mall management didn’t even know,” she says.“The way this has been handled is disgusting. They are so gutless.”Tania says she hasn’t heard anything from her employers since

Friday, but is not expecting any good news. Tania says she left another job just “four or five weeks ago” to take up the position as manager of Jean Jones. A sign on the door of the store says ‘Closed until further notice”. The Jean Jones’ website was also shut down with a notice saying

‘Down for Maintenance’.Richmond Mall manager Belin-da de Clercq says she found out about the store’s closure on Fri-day. “We haven’t heard anything yet,” Belinda says. “We will have to see what the liquidators say.”Jean Jones has 17 stores nation-wide.

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Things are looking up for Nelson’s recreational and commercial scallopers with surveys showing stocks returning to Tasman Bay for the first time in a decade. Tasman Bay has not been fished commercially since scallop populations collapsed in 2005, with recreational catches also declining dramatically during that period. However, surveys carried out by the Challenger Scallop Enhancement Company, which manages the enhancement and harvesting for commercial sector around the top of the South Island, indicate that scallops are making a comeback. Company chief executive John Reid says surveys carried out in May to assess stocks showed a promising new scallop bed in Tasman Bay extending from Peppin Island along the eastern shoreline to Cape Souci. Challenger hopes to take 15 tonnes from the area when commercial fishing starts in September - it will be the first commercial scallop catch in Tasman Bay for a decade. John says the area has a

“possible biomass at 72 tonnes” although, interestingly, the scallops are at a depth of 20 to 30m which is deeper than normal. He says that may be too deep for recreational vessels to dredge and recommends trying the shallower beds in Delaware Bay. “It’s early days but our guys have been surprised,” John says. “It seems as though the scallops are coming back in the deeper water where they are displacing the oysters. John says the scientists don’t know why the scallops are now living in deeper water in Tasman Bay, although there is

a suggestion that it is because there is a “good flow of clearer water out there”. John says a fleet of nine commercial boats will take around 50 tonnes, 52 less than is permitted in the Total Allowable Commercial Catch, from the Top of the South’s Scallop Area 7 this season. The commercial fishery usually commences in the second week of September and lasts for about 20 days. Fisherman Troy Dando says the scallops will be out of reach for most recreational fishermen this season, but it is good news overall.

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Hockey coach’s sudden death shocks community: The sudden death of a Nelson hockey coach during a match at Saxton Field on Saturday has shocked members of the Nelson hockey com-munity. Mark Wilkens, coach, manager and life member of the Federal Hockey Club, was giving a team talk at half time when he collapsed on the field. Nelson Hockey regional development manager and close friend of Mark, Craig Brett, says he was well known in the hockey community and his death is a big loss. “This lad’s been playing hock-ey for fifty years. It’s a bit of a shock to the old hockey fraternity.”

Car breaks new barrier: A Toyota Hi-lux collided with the new barrier in-stalled along Whakatu Dr on Sunday afternoon after suffering a mechanical failure. The front right wheel has bent at the axle and around 11 posts have been stripped from the barrier by the vehicle. Police were diverting drivers into the right hand lane. Nobody was injured in the crash. The 2.5km wire rope edge barrier was installed last month at a cost of $200,000.

Hunter falls down waterfall while chasing pig: A 70 year old Nelson pig hunter was airlifted to Nelson Hospital after falling down a 10 metre waterfall on Friday. The hunter was reportedly in “hot pursuit of his prey” at around 1pm when he fell down the waterfall, knock-ing himself unconscious and breaking his leg. Although the fall was steep it was not a vertical drop. He was hunting in the Buller Gorge.

Police chase ends in car crash: Two al-leged burglars on a month-long crime spree around the South Island were arrested in Tahunanui on Wednesday

after they crashed their car into a tree while running from police. The driver failed to stop for police and was pursued for a short distance. Police abandoned the pursuit due to the dangerous man-ner of the driving. A short time later the car was located crashed in Golf Rd, Tahunanui. Two women and a man ran from the vehicle. A 27 year old woman and a 22 year old woman were arrested shortly after. Danielle Foster, 22 and Natasha Lousley, 27 appeared in the Nelson District Court on Thursday fac-ing charges including obtaining money by deception, burglary and theft.

Crash at Whakatu Estate intersection: Police attended a crash at the Wakatu Estate intersection on Friday afternoon after a vehicle collided with an 18 year-old motorcyclist driving along Main Rd Stoke. A man at the scene, who did not wish to be named, says a person was taken away by an ambulance. Traffic slowed to a trickle as police diverted it around the scene.

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One of Nelson’s most valued parenting institutes has put the call out for new members and volunteers, saying that they are running on “bare minimum”.The Nelson District Parents Centre has been helping local parents for more than 50 years and relies 100 per cent on volunteers to deliver its courses. But the centre is now struggling, having gone from 22 members to just five within the space of a year, and are currently without a president.The centre has been a rock for many new parents over the years, running popular childbirth education and parenting courses, and helping new mums to form coffee groups.Current treasurer, Michelle Hunt, who has been a member for two years, says that new members and volunteers are needed in order for them to run more courses and hold more events. “It takes quite a lot of man power

to keep everything going, and we can’t do it running on five people,” says Michelle. “We are really stretching our resources. I don’t know what will happen.”She says part of the reason they are struggling for new members is that mums are going back to work earlier. Also, at one stage last year they had no childbirth educators, and had to source them from Blenheim. “Because we weren’t running any antenatal classes there was

no follow through to the other courses,” says Michelle. “But we now have three educators on board and are going strong this year. We are also offering the courses in Motueka too.”Committee member Bec McEwan says that although there are only five of them, they are still continuing to provide the same high quality services. “We’re just working a lot harder to do it,” she says.While Michelle says it’s common to go through ‘lulls’ she hopes

that more people will put their hand up to help. “It’s a great way to give back to the community, and it’s not just for mums – we’d love it if some nanas came down to help out during the courses. Just getting the biscuits and tea ready, or holding onto a baby to give some of the mums a break,” she says. “They don’t need to commit to coming every week, every little bit helps.”Michelle says that if they are able to get more members, they are hoping to run some extra courses, such as postnatal pilates, taming your toddler, more first aid and toilet training courses, and a new course with a sleep consultant aimed at helping with sleeping issues. “We would also like to run some more guest speaker evenings, like we have done recently with Nathan Mikaere-Wallis,” she says. To find out more about volunteering, contact Michelle on 0211170437, or email [email protected].

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Nelson Parents Centre committee member Bec McEwan and her son Zac, with treasurer Michelle Hunt. Photo: Kate Russell.

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The $12 million redevelopment of the Suter Art Gallery is nearing the halfway mark and is due to be finished before Christmas 2016.Suter director Julie Catchpole says the build has been going well. “It would be a dream if we could open to coincide with arts festival next year, we’ll have to see about that.”She says one of the tricky tasks, when relocating back to the old redeveloped premises from their temporary Halifax St gallery, will be transporting the artworks back.“We have to set up new storage systems in the new building and that’s something we’re really looking forward to; having everything fitted out and equipped to safely look after our many wonderful artworks.”

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A Nelson woman with a passion for conservation has been recognised for more than 30 years of services to Forest and Bird.Julie McLintock has recently been awarded with the ‘Old Blue Award’ at a Forest and Bird meeting in Wellington, in honour of her dedication and hard work to help protect native wildlife and restore their habitat. The award is presented annually to a handful of members who have done outstanding work in conservation.The Cable Bay resident, who is also a founding member of the Nelson Botanical Society, joined Forest and Bird in the 1980s and has been involved in everything from organising planting days, monthly public meetings, weeding, and picking up rubbish on the beach. “I just do the organising,” she says, “everybody else involved deserves this award just as much as me.”One of the major projects Julie has been involved with is the Paremata Flats restoration. The project, which started in 2007, involves the major trapping of stoats and rats in the estuary. Now the area, which was once derelict of native bird life, flourishes with the rare South Island Fernbird and Banded Rail.

“The bird population has exploded and I’m so proud of the fact we have all these birds,” she says. “There used to be nothing.” Another project she has played a key role in is the Pelorus Bat recovery project, which began in 2011. They have been trapping mice, rats, weasels, stoats, ferrets and possums, in order to save the struggling long-tailed bat population. “If we don’t do something they are going to disappear like in other parts in New Zealand. That’s why Forest and Bird gets out there.” Julie’s passion for all things native started later if life, after growing up in native-barren mid-Canterbury. “When I did get involved my whole outlook changed and I could see all that work that needed doing. Now I want to show people things that I missed when I was younger,” she says. Julie says the award is something that will stay with her forever, as a reminder of her passion for all things native. “I’m just so proud to have it,” she says.

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Cable Bay’s Julie McLintock with the ‘Old Blue Award’ that she was presented with at a Forest and Bird meeting in Wellington recently. Julie joined Forest and Bird in the 1980s and recently played a big role in the Paremata Flats restoration project. Photo: Kate Russell.

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When Sue Pratt embarked on a search to find out about her fa-ther’s past, she didn’t expect to find out so much information from just one piece of paper.It all began in 2003 when Sue took her father’s birth certificate to the Family History Centre in Stoke, as she wanted to find out where her fostered father, Norman Er-nest Bailey, had come from. “I had always wondered, what’s the story behind this and why did his mother leave him,” says Sue. “The birth certificate was all the information I had about his mother.”After visiting Catriena Wilkin-son, a family history consult-ant at the centre, Sue found out more than she had ever imagined she would. The birth certificate uncovered that Norman had three full-blooded siblings – two brothers and one sister, and also two half-brothers and a half-sis-ter. But the story itself is not quite so happy.It turns out his young mother had gone to live in the Waikato and had an ‘illegitimate’ relationship with a farmer, who was already married with five boys. She fell pregnant with Norman, and gave

birth to him at a home for single mothers in Wellington in 1913, at the age of 18. She left him there, where he was an orphan for six years until he was fostered. His mother fell pregnant again to the same man, but this time had to have the baby in Auckland as you couldn’t have two babies at the same place. She went on to have two more children to the farmer. “She wouldn’t have had anyway of supporting them back then, so she had to foster them,” says Sue. “It’s not a very happy story – I sort of felt a bit flat when I finally finished working out where my father came from.”Sue has gone on to contact many of her relatives, who are mostly in Auckland. “Some of them had mixed feelings, as they didn’t know my father existed, but they have sent me various photos.” After 12 years of research and many folders of photos, Sue can safely say this is her ‘hobby’ now. “It really is a lot easier than you

think. Once you start, you never stop,” she says.Sue says none of this would be possible without the help of the Family History Centre, who are working to promote Family His-tory Month throughout August. Catriena from the centre, says that anyone who wants to find

out more about their family his-tory can go along to the centre, free of charge.“Researching your family can be a real eye opener for some, but it can also give a real apprecia-tion of what our forebears went through,” says Catriena. “It helps bring them to life rather than just

a name on a piece of paper.”Elma Turner and Stoke Libraries will be hosting a range of sessions during Family History Month for those who are interested in start-ing their family research. The Nelson Provincial Museum will also be holding tours of Isel Park’s research facility.

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Sue Pratt with her father's birth certificate, which was all she had when she started researching her family history. Photo: Kate Russell.

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Wedding dress register, Tuesday, July 21: Donna Hippolite says she had great feedback to her story, which featured a fortnight ago in Nelson Weekly. Donna is collecting wedding dresses to “pay forward” to people. “Just last week a young guy called me because his fiancée bought a dress but it wasn’t made well and didn’t fit her. His uncle had seen the article in the paper and gave him my number. She came around last week and we found one that fitted her perfectly. I was so happy, it made her day.”Donna says she’s had another few dresses donated and has another bride-to-be coming to her house this week to try one on.

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Twenty-four mums and their babies turned up to the Victory Community Centre on Friday morning to be part of this year’s Big Latch On Nelson event.The worldwide event is run every year as part of world breastfeeding week and aims to normalise breastfeeding as part of everyday life.Event organiser Tara Hope from Mum4Mum Nelson, says they were thrilled with this year’s turnout. “It’s all about getting mums together and getting them confident about feeding in public,” she says. “It’s also a great way to meet other breastfeeding mums.”The event saw children of all ages participating, ranging from 10 week old triplets to a six year old. Local businesses donated spot prizes, and there was entertainment for older children.The event began in New Zealand in 2005, and has now taken off globally with more than 30 countries ‘latching on.’Tara also runs a monthly breastfeeding support group at Ecomoon, and is also available for advice any time, through Mum4Mum breastfeeding support.

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Along with his partner Sue, Maurice leads an active life and part of it is volunteering at the Ngawhatu swimming pool, where he is a trained lifeguard. “But I only save the ladies,” he joked.Last week he and Sue spent two hours at Z petrol station in Halifax St, where he worked as a “commu-nity concierge” washing windows and greeting custom-ers. He handed out orange tokens which his customers could use to vote for Arthritis NZ and help the charity receive cash from Z, through its Good in the Hood pro-motion. Maurice says he got relief from his treatment so wanted to give back, but he wasn’t sure if he’d be offered a job after his efforts. “Sue’s right into it and I just follow along, but when people respond you feel good.”

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push by Arthritis New Zea-land. Photo: Andrew Board.Noisy plane’s 6am landingA noisy New Zealand Post aeroplane is ex-pected to land in Nelson at 6am every day for at least three weeks, which could wake people from their sleep, admits Nelson Airport Ltd.

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where it usually goes. The work in Blenhe-im means the plane – a Fokker 27 Friend-ship – will arrive in Nelson each day at 6am and its noise will have a “noticeable” impact.But the 6am landing is much better than 3am, which is when NZ Post usually flys in and the time they had proposed to land in Nelson. Nelson Airport Ltd chief execu-

tive Kaye McNabb says the delay to 6am will have a big impact on NZ Post, but they weren’t willing to have such an impact on locals during the middle of the night.“If the aircraft arrived at 3am I am sure we would be inundated with calls wondering what was going on,” says Kaye. “After discussions with the operator it was agreed the aircraft would delay its ar-

rival until 6am, to minimise the effect. The changed schedule will have a significant impact on NZ Post with the inevitable flow on effect through the distribution and de-livery chain, so we’re pleased that the op-erator has been so willing to co-operate for the benefit of local residents.”The first early morning landing is expected to be on April 7.

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Lead-lighting is an art form that Pauline English is passionate about. While many don’t class it as art, the beautiful and creative scenes that Pauline can make with different colours and textures of glass is something to admire. Most recently, Pauline was involved in cleaning, repairing and strengthening the stunning stained glass window that can now be seen in the new Stoke Methodist Church. With painters and tradesmen waiting to do their bit in the conversion of the building, Pauline was forced to complete the window in just three weeks, half the time she would have normally taken. “It was hard work, [the panels] were very dirty, there was a lot of old putty and lead that had to come off the outside of it and [it took] a lot of careful handling,” says Pauline. “A lot of lead-lighters don’t like doing repairs, but to me it’s all part of it. The challenge is quite rewarding in itself and seeing something restored is really cool.” Pauline began her craft over 20 years ago through a course offered in Westport. She then landed her dream job working for Glass Craft. When the shop closed, Pauline tried to work in other jobs but nothing compared to lead-lighting. “I was really disappointed when [the shop shut] but I’m also really determined and I think if you love what you do, you’ll always find a way of doing it.”Pauline now runs Top Shelf Lead-Lighting from Richmond Glass in Nelson and says she loves working with customers to make a truly special feature for their home. The Stoke Methodist Church was Pauline’s fourth church for the repair of stained glass windows. She has also worked on a number of old, historical homes around Nelson and completed work for clients as far as Auckland. Her work can be seen at Lustre Gallery and Art 203.

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Keeping up with technology, even understanding some of the technology we have access to, can be a struggle. Fortunately for us, The Audiophile is here to make using our gadgets that bit easier. It’s been ten very successful years in business for Dan-iel O’Connell, who owns both The Audiophile and Tasman Satellite Services at their base in the Wakatu Estate.Daniel started on his techno-logical path back in 2000 when he began working for a com-pany called Mainland Aerials in Christchurch. At that stage, the business was the largest instal-lation company for Sky TV and was also heavily involved with the audio and visual industry. After training and working for them for five years, Daniel ended up managing their Nel-son Marlborough contracts and in 2005 took the company over, rebranding it Tasman Satellite Services.From there he began working with Auckland fran-chise business, The Audiophile, and brought the franchise for the Top of the South Island. Eventually, Daniel bought out the Auckland franchise and now the business is run alongside Tasman Satellite Ser-vices, here in Nelson.Tasman Satellite Services now runs all the Sky TV contracts for Marlborough, Nelson and the West Coast, which encompasses around 35,000 or so cus-

tomers. The business operates thanks to 16 qualified technicians who are on the road seven days a week, performing services such as maintenance, upgrades and installations. These include Freeview installs, UHF and satellites, plus connecting televisions and

outlets to bedrooms. Any-thing beyond those basic services, customers can talk to the technicians at The Audiophile. Tasman Satel-lite Services also looks after a lot of the hotels, motels, bars and restaurants around the region and, to top it off, they have a strong commit-ment to health and safety practices, with the team having completed their height-safe training and harness training.Daniel believes there are a number of qualities they possess that has led to their success these past ten years.

“We’ve been really focused on offering a really good service, that’s probably the key thing. We choose high quality, specialist products that you can’t get from chain stores, and we give the customer a great experi-ence by making it easy for them.”Offering good service also needs a solid team, and staff from The Audiophile and Tasman Satellite Ser-vices are people you can rely on. “We’re a mixture, we’ve got some guys who have worked with us from Mainland Aerial days, some have come from other




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companies and some have come fresh into the in-dustry just with a passion for electronics, and we’ve trained them and up-skilled them,” says Daniel.Being part of the team also means staying up to date with the latest products on the market. While Dan-iel attends trade shows here and abroad, research-ing advances in home audio, visual and auto-mation options, the team is always learning about the next stage of techno-logical development. It’s a fast paced industry at the moment and Daniel says that’s why The Au-diophile has chosen to stick to key brands and suppliers that offer full back-up and training. “Most brands will roll out a new product every 12 months so we have to do all the training again to master things, like what amp works with what speakers and how to control it,” says Daniel.For many, home entertainment is a luxury, but that doesn’t mean it has to be beyond reach. The Au-diophile can design a system for any style of home, on any budget, so anyone can enjoy the benefits of a custom-designed electronic system. The design process begins at the start of a new build or reno-vation when The Audiophile sit down with their customers and the house plan to identify a solu-tion that best meets their needs. A smooth, sleek, acoustically-efficient, even unnoticeable, system can be achieved with the expertise of The Audio-

phile’s design team. When it comes to audio, The Audiophile has the best in speakers, whether they’re mounted into the wall or ceiling, are floor standing or you need port-able Bluetooth speakers or speakers for your com-puter. The business stocks a range of amps includ-

ing UK brand Cambridge Audio, the Yamaha RXV range and Paradigm, all of which are exclusive to The Audiophile, so you won’t find them in chain stores.A home entertainment set-up wouldn’t be com-plete without a seriously good television, which is why The Audiophile is solely committed to Panasonic visual equip-ment. Everyone knows television has gone digi-tal, and for the viewer that means better pictures

and sound with on-screen TV guides. However, The Audiophile can help you achieve other view-ing options in your home, including HD, 3D and 4K TV for the ultimate cinema experience, and distributed video for more than one television in your home, displaying crystal clear TV, movies and even offers you the ability to keep an eye on your security camera video signals wherever you are.With televisions and other devices capable of streaming music or movies, it’s important for homeowners to have their house wired for data to ensure reliable connectivity. Houses used to have a basic router, but because a lot of modern

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televisions have the ability to stream movies and music, the router is put under much more pres-sure. The Audiophile can design a network sys-tem with all the key spots hard-wired, such as tel-evisions and computers. For wireless devices, The Audiophile can put in quality wireless repeaters so the client can seamlessly use their devices throughout the house, and even outside.The Audiophile also works in with other key partners to offer their customers a fully custom-ised security system.

To the less technologically savvy that may sound like a bit of a headache, but The Audiophile are able to tie it all together with home automation, and that isn’t just limited to your sound and visual equipment. There are different levels of automa-tion, and from your mobile phone or a key pad on the wall you can control almost everything electrical. Whether it’s lighting, heating, security, blinds, audio or your pool cover - imagine com-ing home on a cold night and, thanks to home automation, your lights are on and the heaters

have already made your living areas beautifully warm. This also means The Audiophile work closely with architects, builders, electricians and other parties on a build or renovation to design and install the system.Their sound and audio equipment isn’t just limited to domestic pur-poses, both businesses also work with the region’s commercial companies, including government organisations such as the Nelson Police. They have set up many different boardrooms around Nelson and worked with sev-eral of the region’s bars, motels, ho-

tels, restaurants and cafes. To celebrate ten years, Daniel and the team will be offering a full month of promotions during August, as well as a special promotion day on Saturday 8 August where customers can take advantage of some excellent one-off specials. Contact The Audiophile and Tasman Satellite Services on 544 0473 to ar-range a time for a consultation where you can see a demonstration of some of the latest audio and visual equip-ment in their purpose-built sound room.

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Nelson College for Girls (Composite) Sailing Team has the privilege of representing NZ sailing in the 2015 Inter-dominion Secondary School Team Racing Championship being held in Canberra on Lake Burley Griffin from 25th -28th September 2015. The team qualified after racing at the NZ Team Sailing Nationals this year.Our team of 6 young women race in 420 yachts with a skipper and crew in each boat. Three boats from one team race against three boats from the opposition in a fast paced, tactical and demanding style of sailing.The team are training weekly, on the Nelson Harbour

and in Picton, racing against Marlborough Boys and receiving coaching from top NZ coaches.

The NCG Sailing Team are benefiting enormously from this challenge - their sailing and racing skills are growing, they are sharpening up their tactics and growing in confidence, ready to take on Australia next month. Our girls have a number of fund-raising initiatives - including a Ceilidh/Barn dance on the 8th August @ the Victory

Community Centre, a Luxury Boat Tour based in the Nelson Marina 22nd August and a wine sales fundraiser.We are enormously grateful to all our sponsors and

contributors for helping our team achieve their dream of sailing at this international regatta.Visit the facebook page NCG Team Sailing for further

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Competition is keen in Nelson Net-ball’s Grade 1 with not a lot separat-ing the eight teams. The experienced Jacks Navy lead the competition with three games of the championship round played. Stoke PowerSigns, Suburban Blue and Nelson College for Girls 10A are tied for second. Nayland College A is at the bottom, however its standing was not reflected in its close loss to Nelson Girls 10A on Saturday at Saxton Stadi-um.Nayland began well and went out to a handy 3 -1 lead, however some good straight line play by Nelson Girls gave them an 8-7 advantage at the first break. Nayland did not have the same flow through court, however Taylah Kirker’s introduction at wing attack for the sec-ond quarter provided punch off the line and through the offensive third. There was considerable turnover by both teams, only to be once again turned over before the ball was in the shooters’ hand. The score was shared 6 apiece in the second quarter.Nayland made several positional chang-es at the major break with the most ef-fective being the “two Tayler/Taylah’s” teaming up in the shooting circle. Goal shoot Tayler Boeyen was on the receiv-ing end of a number a deft long feeds

from Taylah Kirker. Both girls were pre-pared to put the shot up and they fin-ished with commendable stats of 90 per cent. Nayland didn’t have it all they own way as Nelson’s defensive duo of Jaime Archer and Jessica Williams worked hard to apply pressure on the shot.Nelson took the third stanza 10-7 on the back of some great shooting by Tia Van Diepen, who returned to the court at goal shoot after sitting out the second quarter.Nayland left their best until last and, although they tied 10-all, they were on the wrong side of the ledger at full time, coming up short 30-34. Nayland would have been disappointed at missing out on a bonus point (finishing within three goals or less) as their play certainly de-served one.Nayland’s Mae Merritt worked hard through court to restrict ball flow, while goal keep Rosie Wild could be well pleased with her efforts. She gathered in four well-timed intercepts, positioned well for the rebound and recorded a number of deflections. Nelson’s Court-ney Lankshear contributed well in the second half at wing attack, it was great to see her hassling on defence and she pulled in two impressive intercepts. Centre Olivia Avery was steady through court, while Leea Conning worked hard to keep her opposite off the circle edge.

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Nayland College goal keep Rosie Wild and Nelson Col-lege for Girls goal shoot Lauren Chaney battle for the ball at Saxton Stadium. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

RUGBY: Nelson College still needs a win against Christch-urch Boys' High in their last round robin game in the University of Canterbury Crusaders region secondary schools rugby competition in Christchurch this Saturday, to have a chance of making the semi-finals. Nelson defeated Rangiora 38-0 on Saturday to secure a bonus point win to move to 42 points. However, third and fourth-placed St Be-des and Shirley need to lose their games on Saturday for Nelson to make the semis.

MULTISPORT: Nelson multi-sport athlete Trevor Voyce will have his first serious hit-out of the season when he lines up in Sunday's Gibbs Hill Challenge in Golden Bay, while Naomi Whitehead and Suzie Wood head a strong women's field. The race starts with a 23km road ride from Takaka to Wai-nui, before competitors run 21km around the northern end of Abel Tasman National Park and then cycle back to Takaka. The race starts at 9.15am on Sunday.

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Kendo literally means “way of the sword” and is a modern Japanese martial art. In Nelson, Kendo is now a sport to less than 20 people across both the Shoshin Kendo Club and Nelson Kendo Club.Descended from swordsman-ship, the sport uses bamboo swords called Shinai and pro-tective armour, combining martial arts practices and val-ues with heart-pumping physi-cal activity. This year, the two Nelson clubs will be jointly hosting the 2015 New Zealand Kendo Federa-tion Winter Camp, a seminar and training weekend for all members registered with the national federation. The seminar will be lead by Morioka Hiromitsu Sensei, 7th Dan, along with two other high grade Kendoka from Japan. No matter what age or level, Kendoka (practitioners of ken-do) from around the country will be gathering in Nelson to take part in the camp, which will be run over the weekend of Saturday 15 and Sunday 16, August, in the Stoke Hall. “For us, it’s our first nationally

run event, so we want to do a good job of that, but also to do the training [is important to us]. We probably think we’re awesome, but we need people like the 7th and 6th Dans to show us we’re not,” says Sho-shin Kendo Clubs’ Rayon Mac-kenzie. “We go to these things all the time because we think we need to get better at Kendo. It also keeps us in touch with the new techniques, the new rules and especially other types

of Kendo.”An AGM determines who will host the camp the following year, and clubs are able to offer the skills of experienced tutors thanks to New Zealand con-nections with a number of high grade Kendoka in Japan.

Anyone interested in learning more about the Nelson Kendo clubs can visit the New Zealand Kendo Federation website at www.kendo.org.nz.

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Reports are coming in of good catches of groper, kingfish, snapper, blue cod and other species too.With more modern and reliable sounders and GPS units, many lo-cals are up-skilling their chances of finding and identifying the fish that they wish to target.It can be very satisfying to be able to use your own sounder to search out and successfully catch fish for your family and friends.Then, to be able to use certain fish-ing techniques and gear to hone your skills even further.This is some of what our Dawn-breakers Fishing Club is about, meeting others and sharing infor-

mation on many styles of fishing to the benefit of all.To sometimes go on others' boats and charters, to experience and get to try different types of fishing.The Dawnbreakers Fishing Club has its new season starting soon with an Open Day on Sunday, Sep-tember 20.I will give more detail on this as it gets closer. This is a day to come and meet others and discuss how the club's competitions and events work to see if you would be inter-ested in joining the club on that day. The actual competition starts not long after on October 1.Happy fishing to you all.

Luke Dell with another big "greenback" Kingi.

Shoshin Kendo Club's Azusa MacKenzie, Rayon MacKenzie and Shota Goto. The two Nelson clubs will be hosting this year's NZKF Winter Camp. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Tahunanui Tigers have been crowned Tasman Rugby League champions after a 30-22 win over Victory Phoenix at Trafalgar Park on Saturday.The see-sawing match was only decided in the final act of the game, when a Tiger scored in the left-hand corner to give his side a six point lead with time up on the clock.Both sides threw everything at the game but the Tigers had the better of the final ten minutes and deserved to come away with the win.Victory scored within the first five minutes of the game, before the Tigers came roaring back into the match to take a 20-6 lead after 30 minutes of play. Victory then started its comeback, scoring ei-ther side of the half-time break and again midway

through the second half to regain the lead, 22-20.From there on it was all Tahuna. The Tigers scored a well-worked try in the right hand corner, which gave them the lead, and then kept the throttle on full bore to score the final try. The win is the Tigers' first championship in the competition’s fifth season. Tigers' captain Phil Asi says he was proud of his players.

"Seeing our big boys keep on running, even though they were tired, that made me want to keep working and I thought that got us through."He says the club has a big family base to it and he was thrilled to see so many supporters there on the day, many dressed up. "It helped us and it was good to celebrate with them after the game."

Tahunanui Tigers celebrate winning the Tasman Rugby League championship at Trafalgar Park on Saturday. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.

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Tasman Masters swimmers have been benefiting from some world-class coaching since coach Glen Findlay joined their ranks last year.Glen moved to Nelson with his family at the start of last year after spending 20 years at AquaGym and QEII in Christchurch, where he coached three-time Olym-pic and Commonwealth Games medallist swimmer Helen Nor-folk and Olympic triathlete Craig Watson. He also coached a number of na-tional squads at world champs and worked extensively with Par-alympic star Sophie Pascoe and her coach Roly Crichton."I'm from Greymouth, so I only started swimming at AquaGym when we moved to Christchurch when I was 14. We had Brett Naylor as coach and had a really strong squad with swimmers like Anna Simcic."When I finished swimming com-petitively, I joined AquaGym as assistant coach to Brett and after

four-and-a-half years took over the programme as head coach. Then I went to work for the Christchurch City Council devel-oping their aquatic programme - we had one of the biggest junior programmes in the country until the earthquake levelled QEII and Centennial Pool." The earthquake also destroyed the Findlay's home in Parklands, precipitating a move to Nelson. "The earthquake was the catalyst, I suppose, but we were looking at a change before that anyway because coaching is not family-friendly. You are away a lot and the hours are terrible when you have three young children so, when my wife was offered a job here in Nelson, we jumped at the opportunity."Although Glen has put his pro-fessional coaching career on hold, exchanging it for the equal-

ly challenging task of house-hus-banding, he is still keeping his hand-in at the Richmond Aquatic Centre. "When we moved here I wanted to start swimming again, so I joined the Tasman Masters. It's been good getting back in the pool again and it's good to be able to give a small helping hand here and there."They are a very diverse group

with entry level swimmers right through to swimmers who have competed at the Commonwealth Games. It's fun swimming with them and I'm enjoying the coach-ing again, too."It's also been good catching up with the coaches up here - Andy Adair has an extremely good pro-gramme running and Jos Pattison was an absolute legend when I

was coaching in Christchurch - there are definitely a lot of good things happening in swimming in Nelson." But Glen is also learning a thing or two about swimming, after div-ing into open water swimming at the Port Nelson Sea Swim series. He says he was "like a little baby out there" during the first few sea swims, with swimmers from the Tasman Masters that he was lap-ping over 400m in the pool finish-ing over a minute ahead in open water. "I didn't know how far I'd gone or where I was going - it was an eye-opener. But I talked to the other swimmers about it and implemented the things I learned and slowly got it sorted - it's been very enjoyable."Glen is preparing for another first as he trains for his first marathon, in Auckland in November."I've hit the mid-forties so I'm running to try and stay in shape - I want to turn my mono-ab into a stereo-ab. I'm not a runner, but I'd love to go under four hours."

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Glen Findlay at the Tasman Masters Swim session at the Richmond Aquatic Centre last Sunday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Team Fulton featured in race nine of the Ray White Winter road cycling series held around Wai-iti Valley and Eighty-eight Valley on Satur-day. Karen Fulton finished two minutes 25 seconds behind B grade winner Paul Mitchell to be the fastest woman while her daughter Shaane won C grade in 1hr 25min 56sec. Robin Reid won the A grade race in 1hr 16min 32sec, just five seconds clear of Chris Sharland.

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PILATES on the Beach, NEW WINTER CLASSES. Tues & Thurs, 9am. Sats 10am. Ta-hunanui Beach (Behind the Lions Play Ground). All welcome, beginners & regulars. $7 bring a mat or towel. Enq Marion 021 0839 9290.AduLT LEArnIng SuPPorT (ALS) is seeking new Governance Committee members. ALS is a registered charity providing tuition in literacy & numeracy. Ideally, people with ex-perience in business, tutoring or Not For Profit area. Cameron Forbes 5483041, [email protected] In PAPErcrAfT sessions for adults, Elma Turner Library: Tues 4, 11, 18 & 25 Aug, 1.30-2.30pm. Free & materials provided. Contact the library for info.HIroSHImA dAy Thurs 6 Aug. Peace Vigil at Church Steps 12-1pm & 4.30-5.30pm ASTronomy Clive Rowe will speak about “Cosmic Magnetic Fields” Thurs 6 Aug, 7:30pm. Meeting room, Cawthron Institute, Milton St. All welcome. Gold coin entry. Info, 539-1108.cELEbrATE Family History Month at Nel-son Library. Community Corner Family His-tory Help Wed 5th 10am, Family Stories Writing workshop Fri 7, 10am. Ph 5460414 [email protected] or call in to book.cEILIdH/bArndAncE fundrAISEr for Nelson College for Girls Sailing Team repre-senting NZ against Australia in Canberra, Sept 2015 Victory Community Centre, 7.30pm, 8 Aug. $5 under 10yrs, $10 rest. Family friendly, bring a plate for shared supper. Auctions & games. Contact Sue 022 177 4870ArmcHAIr TrAvELLErS Sat 8 Aug 7.30 pm St Andrew’s Hall Upper Songer St Stoke. Speakers: Janette Wilcox & Ralph White, SMILEHIGH CHARITY, providing dental treatment for children in remote areas of Nepal. Entry donation to this cause.nAgASAkI dAy Sun 9 Aug, Peace Vigil at Church Steps 12-1pm Barbara 548 4883.nELSon PHILATELIc SocIETy: Next meeting Sun 9 Aug Stoke school. 10am-3pm. Blenheim club visiting. Come along members, stamp collectors & philatelists. Enq ph 5471140.nELSon WAImEA gun cLub Valley Road Golden Downs, 9 Aug, Quad event. 25 targets each. Skeet, Down the line, compac ball trap. New shooters welcome. 9.30am start. Con-tact secretary Jacqui Oldham 5478473 for details. nELSon TrAmPIng cLub invites you: 10 Aug, Snow Training Day, Rainbow, Easy, ph Pat 539 1340. www.nelsontrampingclub.org.nznELSon HISTorIcAL SocIETy meets Mon 10 Aug, 7.30pm, Masonic Hall, Nile St. Speaker: John Campbell, University of Canter-bury 'Rutherford Antiques & Collectables'. All welcome. $2 door charge. Ph 548 3713.SurvIvorS & THrIvErS: Tues 11 August Café Affair. If you have or have had cancer, sup-porting someone with cancer come along & meet like minded people. $5 & is subsidised by Cancer Society. Ph 5393662.AdvAncE dIrEcTIvES: Learn what an Advance Directive is & why you must have one in addition to your will. All welcome. Gold coin. Fairfield House, 11 Aug, 2pm. Info: 543 2602.forEST & bIrd Wed 12 Aug, Wetlands Res-

toration, talk & advice by Rhys Barrier, Manager NM Fish & Game. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai St.muLTIPLE bIrTH PArEnTS SuPPorT grouP, 11:30-12:30, 12 Aug, Ecomoon, Bridge St. Casual group open to parents & ex-pectant parents of twins & triplets. Drop in for a coffee & chat. Shelley King 0275 305 268 / [email protected] / Facebook: Nelson Marl-borough Multiple Birth ClubcomE & PrAcTISE your gErmAn: Krauts German Restauarant & Bar, Montgom-ery Sq, Nelson 5.30 - 6.30 second Weds every month. Next meeting Wed 12 Aug.ProbuS cLub of Nelson City welcomes men & women as new members. Next meet-ing 9.45am, Thurs 13 Aug, Nelson Golf Club, 38 Bolt Rd. Speaker – Dr Gareth Parry. Deirdre 547 4146.bEEn A guIdE or A ScouT? You're welcome to come to our Midwinter lunch at the Suburban Club, 168 Tahunanui Dr, Wed 19 Aug, 12 noon. $20. Names to Mary - 545 2166.STokE SEnIorS fundrAISIng QuIZ nITE. Fri 21 AUG, Stoke Memorial Hall, 6.30pm. Quizmaster Brad O’Leary. Please be seated by 6pm. Teams of 10 people max. $20 per person (incl. Table snacks and food platters). Food & drinks also available on the night. Mini auctions & great prizes to be won! Come & test your brain power & join the fun! Admission is by ticket only which can be purchased from the Office at 548 Main Rd, Stoke. Ph: 547 2660.frEE SEmInAr: MACULAR DEGENERA-TION Affects 1 in 7 people over 50 years old.Learn from Nelson’s Dr Sacha Moore of the im-pact, medical research, treatments & resources. Hosts: Nelson North Lions Club, Ocean Lodge, 24 Aug, 7.30pm. Booking essential. Ph 547 5071.ALcoHoLIcS AnonymouS If you want to drink that’s your business. If you want to stop, we can help. 0800 AAWORKS (0800 229 6757)concErnEd AbouT your WEIgHT? Eating too much? Do you eat when you are not hungry? Are you powerless over food? There is a solution. Overeaters Anonymous 022 673 0237 or [email protected] nEEdEd: Do you love help-ing mums & bubs & have some time to give back to the community? Nelson Parents Centre is looking for some keen people to help co-ordinate & facilitate their antenatal & postnatal courses in Nelson. Ph Tania 545 0964 / [email protected] To rAISE fundS? Nelson Soropt-omist Int is looking for non profit organisations who would like to hold a stall at their 3rd October Trash 'N Treasure sale to raise funds for their or-ganisation. For info Jill Richards 548 8710. bEcomE A SAmArITAn: If you are car-ing, compassionate & a good listener, with a few hours to spare each week, we would like to hear from you. Excellent training & support will be provided commencing in Sept. For info ph 548 2400 or Email: [email protected] bArrEL fundrAISEr: Healthkids Pre-School are selling half wine barrels for $80, can be delivered locally. All proceeds go towards resources for the children at Healthkids. Tel: 546 9963 or email [email protected]

"fAvourITE bIrdS" Spectacular new photos of native & endemic birds AVAILABLE NOW! at Hardys Health Shop - Richmond Mall, MacMillans Cafe - Bateup Road, Rich-mond, Grey Power Office - Stoke, Delicious Gift Shop - Mapua Retail $10 each. To be an Outlet - Ph 0275489948. Fund Raiser for Native Bird Recovery - Richmond GroupfrIEndSHIP WITH A PurPoSE - join in-ner wheel. Ph Sharon for details 544 8312WE nEEd you!! The Nelson Budget Service is a vibrant NGO which plays a vital part in the community helping people in need of financial help. Join our governance committee & make a difference. Contact us on 5469021 or email [email protected] for more info.voLunTEErIng with Red Cross is fun & rewarding & gives you an opportunity to work in a team & experience new cultures. Next Refu-gee Support Volunteer Training Course starts 18 Sept. For more information contact [email protected] or 548 4978

rEguLAr EvEnTSnELSon HInEmoA croQuET cLub: (opp Anzac Park, Halifax St) Tues, Sun, 12.30-4pm, all welcome to enjoy fun, learn skills & meet great people. Ring Carl 5391108vIcTory communITy cEnTrE: Ph: 546 8389Hand Craft: Share crafts that Nanas know, knit-ting, crochet, stitching. Bring your lunch, share projects $2, Mons & Weds 12-2:45pm. Coffee provided by Pomeroys.Sit & Be Fit: Have fun exercise sitting down, burn calories, tone muscles, keep your heart healthy. Tues until 22 Sept, 11-11:45am. Cost $3 Age 16+.Housie Comes to Victory: Come & enjoy this game with members of your community. Have fun, prizes, refreshments served & transport available if required. Contact us on 546 8389. Weds, 5 & 19 Aug, 2 & 16 Sept, 7 Oct, 2-4pm. $2 per card. Coffee provided by Pomeroys. Zumba: Exciting Latin rhythms, easy to follow moves to create a fun fitness class for all levels. Weds until 23 Sept, 7-8pm. $5 per class Age 16+. NOTE: Children welcome, must be with an adult - cost $1 per child.Laughter Yoga: The body’s natural antidote to stress, simple powerful exercise, with yoga breathing. Bring your yoga mat or towel. Weds until 7 Oct, 5:30-6:30pm. $2. Children under 16 must be with an adult.Qi Gong: Aligning breath, movement, & aware-ness for exercise, healing & meditation. Relax your entire body from top to toe and is great for relieving stress & pain. Weds until 23 Sept 9:30-11am. $3 for 1 hour $4 for 1.5 hours per/session.Victory Playgroup: Parents & young children (under 5) to meet, play & socialise. We provide interesting activities for children & families. Morning tea is provided for children & hot & cold drinks for adults. Tues until 22 Sept, 9-11.30am. Gold coin donation. Children 0 – 5 years.Faerie Academy: Fine arts of being a good faerie. A large range of imaginative arts, crafts, drama, magic, science & good deeds on the road to

achieving your faerie wings. Thurs until 24 Sept, 3:30-4:30pm. $35 per term.nELSon nEWcomErS: Now walking 2 days a week, Mons & Tues 10am. Lynne 539 1006 or Karin 547 4461kIdS-n-koffEE PLAygrouP: Tues 9.45-11.45am, All Saints crèche, 30 Vanguard St., In-door, outdoor play area, crafts, friendship, music session. All welcome, no charge. Lois 548 7438nELSon cArdS 500 meets Mons, Nelson Hard of Hearing rooms, Trafalgar Sq, 1pm. Just turn up or ring Gwyneth 546 7890.nELSon cITy LuncHEon cLubmeets at the Masonic Hall, Nile St, 2nd Mon each month for a cooked meal & invited speaker. Contact Annie 539 0620 or visit nelsoncity-luncheonclub.blogspot.co.nz.SuPEr JuIcE SuPPorT cIrcLE: Are you sick & tired of feeling sick & tired? Overweight? Pills not helping? Emotional addiction to food? Nelson support circle based on the youtube doc-umentary "Super Juice Me". No cost, no pres-sure, no judgement - email [email protected] WALkIng Weds 9:45am Spon-sored by the MS & Parkinson’s Society $5 - Pole rental included- all welcome. Meet at the Beach Cafe car park in Tahunanui. Cher 021 872 460.nELSon PETAnQuE cLub: Play Wed & Sun 1.15pm Trafalgar Park courts. Ph: 548 9006.EngLISH convErSATIon grouP for ESL speakers, Weds 4.30-6pm, back right hand side of Trinity Church, 64 Nile St, next to Nelson Central School. Students, locals, visitors welcome for informal conversation & a cup of tea, coffee. Contact Rachael Ph 021 0268 6970.rIcHmond crEATIvE fIbrE: Meet at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 9.30am, 2nd & 4th Thurs for Spinning, 3rd Thurs for Felting/weaving. New members welcome, bring your lunch. Contact Mary 547 2611.SEATEd ExErcISE cLASSES, learn better breathing techniques & relaxation skills. Classes are held at Oakwoods, Ernest Rutherford, Sum-merset Villages, Nelson & Motueka. Contact your local Asthma Society on 5467675 and im-prove your respiratory health.PIPES & drumS! Come & learn with experi-enced tutors at the City of Nelson Highland Pipe Band, and play with a competing band. Practise Mons, Pipe Band Hall, Paru Paru Rd. Contact: [email protected] In Accord are looking for new mem-bers to join our harmony chorus. Do you enjoy singing? Then come along. Meet Tues 7:15pm, Club Waimea. Dave 540 2178.frIEndS of THE QuEEnS gArdEnS help keep the Gardens looking their best. We meet weekly to rake & groom, volunteers wel-come. Ph Ellen 546 6533.LInE dAncIng Suburban Club Tues 10am, Thurs 10.30am newcomers/ beginners all ages/ gender. Social cup of tea free, make new friends . Great cardio workout. Ph Diane 54 79280. fEELIng SAd, STrESSEd or STuck? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Nelson Counsellor. Call 548 2400. Up to 10 FREE Face to Face counselling sessions. Couples counselling also available.

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Services• Curtain Making

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Debt Collectors & Debt Buyers.Asset identification and/or recovery.

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