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‘We’ve got nowhere left to turn’ Mike Corkhill breathed a wispy sigh of relief last week as emails, phone calls and bank donations rolled in. They showed that people cared. The stress and strain of living with a condition that will kill him, and leave his five kids without a father, hasn’t made for too many good night sleeps over the past few years. But the support of the community has already given him hope that he will be
able to raise the $100,000 needed to get a new set of lungs and a new lease on life. Mike’s story featured in last week’s Nelson Weekly and since then he’s had offers from people to help run a quiz night, free product from businesses for him to raffle off and close to $2000 deposited in a bank account aimed at helping him raise the money before Christmas. But he needs plenty more community support.
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His children, the youngest just nine, walked up Richmond’s Queen St last week with a clipping of the Weekly article asking businesses for prizes for a quiz night. Mike says he’s feeling overwhelmed. “It’s been really great and we’ve had a heap of feedback and for the first time in a while I feel like we’re not alone in this.” But the journey has only just begun and Mike says he’s turned to the community
because he simply “has nowhere else to go”. “This is my last hope, we’ve spent all our savings on this and we’re really hoping the community can help my family out and help me get the lungs I need to live.” Mike’s eldest daughter Cassie has set up a Givealittle page where people can donate, www.givealittle.co.nz/cause/Mike CorkillAppeal, or you can contact them at mikesnewlungs@gmail.com.
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The absurdity of Nelson’s air quality rules is becoming more apparent as stories of frustrated Nelsonians come forward. The latest is at one Tasman St property, where neighbours Melissa Short and Barbara Ferguson are separated by one concrete wall, and while one is allowed to use their wood burner, the other isn’t. For those campaigning for Nelson City Council to relax its current Nelson Air Quality Plan, it’s a perfect example of bureaucracy gone mad, but the chair of the planning and regulatory committee says it’s unlikely any changes will be made before this winter. Councillor Brian McGurk will chair a meeting on Thursday, May 8, where the findings of a review into the current rules around wood burners will be discussed. Those opposed to the current rules say change needs to be made now. For Melissa Short frustration has led her
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in New Zealand you can upgrade your wood burner, irrespective of the pollution levels, that’s the current status quo.” During her interview with Nelson Weekly, Melissa watched as Barbara had a trailer load of firewood delivered. She says she’s happy for Barbara but can’t understand why her wood burner can’t be upgraded to a clean air burner and be allowed to heat her home. Her petition has attracted hundreds of signatures and the support of councillor Tim Skinner who says he’ll be urging his colleagues to relax the rules as soon as possible. He says he’s heard stories of people turning off their heater in the coldest weeks of winter so they can afford groceries. “It brings a tear to my eye and these families are snuggling together under a blanket to stay warm. It’s not right.” To sign Melissa’s petition, visit www. woodburnersfornelson.co.nz.
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The Easter storm that hit Nelson and felled so many trees is now hitting home owners in the pocket, with many having to fork out to have those trees cut and removed. Tahunanui woman Judy Bartsch says she was overseas when a tree on her property fell in the storm, smashing her fence and falling in her neighbour’s back yard. She assumed insurance would have her covered, but was shocked to find out it only covered the damage, meaning the removal of the giant tree was at her cost. “I thought my insurance would have covered the whole thing, until I rang them. I was really surprised because I thought I had a really good house policy,” she says. Head of corporate affairs for State and AMI insurance companies, Craig Dowling, says their home policies only cover costs of removing a tree that has damaged a fence so that the fence can be repaired. They do not cover any additional removal costs that are not necessary for repairs. Craig says they are processing claims from the storm damage in Nelson but it was too early to tell how many claims had been made.
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Maitai river is top issue griffiNS TUrNS 150: Iconic biscuit maker, Griffins, turned 150 years old yesterday. Griffins was founded by John Griffin in Nelson in 1864. It was originally a flour and cocoa mill on Alton St before expanding into biscuits and confectionery. The Nelson factory was destroyed by fire in 1895 so a new factory was built on Nile St with money raised from going public on the stock exchange. CoMEDiANS CoMiNg To TowN: 7Days star Paul Ego is coming to Nelson for a high-octane two-hour standup comedy showcase. Paul is hosting the 2degrees Comedy Convoy with new and used, finely tuned, well-oiled international and kiwi comedians touring nationwide. The show is at the Theatre Royal on the May 13 MorE CANCEr opS for NElSoN: Nelson patients are set to benefit from a $3.5m national boost in funding for colonoscopies, says health minister Tony Ryall. A colonoscopy can identify whether a person has cancer or precancerous growths called polyps. “This boost will help Nelson Marlborough DHB deliver up to 60 extra colonoscopies, for patients most in need,” he says.
More than 200 submissions were collected for Nelson City Council’s draft annual plan, with feedback on the Maitai River the hottest topic. Consultation on the draft closed last week and mayor Rachel Reese says the process is a “tangible way” people can get their
views across. Sixty of those submitters will speak about their submission, starting next Tuesday, and the plan will be adopted on June 19. In total 215 submissions were received, popular issues were, in order, Maitai River (24), the modellers pond in Tahunanui
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The blank walls of Nelson CBD are slowly being replaced by the colourful art works of talented artists. The latest mural to hit Nelson streets was painted by internationally regarded urban artist Elliot O’Donnell, known as Askew One, after Gigatown Nelson supporters won the mural in a Chorus Gigatown mini competition. Nelson City councillor Gaile Noonan says she fully supported seeing more street art come on to Nelson streets and that Nelson has always had a reputation for being a street art city. “Nelson is a natural place for art to come out of and I’m sure we’ll see lots of it in the future.”
Elliot O’Donnell, known as Askew One, completes his street art piece on Morrison Square on Selwyn Place last week. Left is artist Elliot, with Rex Johnston and Sofie Hobbs. Photos: Jessie Johnston. Gigatown is a competition between 50 towns in New Zealand to gain the fastest internet speed in the Southern Hemisphere and now, thanks to this latest win, Nelson has moved into second place. The competition called for campaigners to create a 30-second video that showed what
high speed internet would do for their cities. Nelson’s winning video was created by Gigatown Nelson campaigner Michelle Lang and can be seen on the Gigatown website. Karen Lee, from the Gigatown Nelson group, says they wanted to tell the story of the increasing links between online
and real life communities. “It’s an environment that children thrive in, and they will benefit from the opportunities new technology brings.” Rex Johnston, one of the two children who modelled for the mural, says he’s extremely excited at having his face up for the public to admire.
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The search for the pride of New recognising those who have Zealand is on and we reckon there’s selflessly disregarded their own plenty of Nelsonians who will bring safety in order to help or save the a sense of pride to all Kiwis. life of another person or persons. The New Zealand Herald is running • Community Spirit Award – the inaugural Pride of New Zealand recognising those whose selfless, Awards, along with Hits, TSB bank tireless and largely unacknowledged and supported by Nelson Weekly. actions have enriched the lives in It aims to recognise the efforts their community. of everyday Kiwis who each year • Fundraiser of the Year Award – make a real difference those who have gone in their communities. beyond expectations, Nelson Weekly is urging raising money for a locals to nominate good cause. people they think • Emergency Services deserve recognition Award – recognising at the awards, which those professional or opened last week. volunteer emergency The Pride of New service members who Supported by Zealand Awards have gone beyond the Waimea Nelson Weekly Weekly were announced call of duty to protect at the Herald’s 150th birthday their community. celebrations last year. • Environmental Award – Four regional award ceremonies recognising those who have will take place in August, with the positively impacted the winners of those becoming finalists environment, making a difference for the national award ceremony to the wider community. in September. The awards will be • Lifetime Achievement – judged by a panel of prominent recognising those whose ongoing Kiwis and the public will also commitment to their cause has be given an opportunity to have enriched the lives of others, making their say in the TSB Bank People’s New Zealand a better place to live. Choice Award. The categories are: To nominate someone for any of the • Bravery/Heroism Award – awards, visit www.prideofnzawards. Locally Owned and Operated
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Museum gets WWI grant Nelson Provincial Museum has been notified that their application for $50,000 from the Lottery Grants Board World War One Commemoration fund has been successful. The grant will enable a significant amount of collection material to be dig-
itised, transcribed and processed for use in the forthcoming exhibition, and in the on-line component of the commemorative project currently under development, says museum chief executive Peter Millward. “This includes, diaries, postcards, let-
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Boxing club hosts father/ son night
Around 30 fathers, sons, Makos and familar faces from last year’s Fight 4 Victory fundraiser, worked up a sweat together at the Victory Boxing Club’s first father/son event on Friday night. Boxing club programme director Paul Hampton is hoping the event will become a regular on the club’s ever-expanding events calendar. It gives families a chance to work out together in a fun but structured environment. Kids as young as five through to grandfathers in their 60s took part and half a dozen members of the Tasman Makos were on hand to help the youngesters as well. Paul says the club has experienced massive growth since it moved into its new premises ten months ago and the father/son event is just another string to its bow. “It wasn’t just dads and their
Scott Gibbons holds the pads for his son Oliver at the Victory Boxing Club on Friday night, when the club held its first “father/son” evening. Photo: Evan Barnes/www.shuttersport.co.nz. kids, there were uncles and grandfathers. It’s really good to get the younger guys training with older guys in their family. We’re hoping to do it every four months or so.” Michael Johnstone was there with his two boys, who are regulars at the gym,
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Tuesday 22 April: Home educator Jill Riddle is still waiting to learn the total amount of money required to repair her property after a truck smashed into the front yard on April 16. She said that, because the crash coincided with the recent floods, the insurance company has been inundated with claims so nothing has happened yet. Jill has relocated her children’s play area away from the road and would like to thank her friends, neighbours and the local police and fire services for their efficiency and thoughtfulness. Tuesday 22 April: After having a massive tree fall through their home during the recent storm, the Hobbs family are now on track to getting their lives back to normal. The tree crushed Jules Hobbs bedroom and that of his daughter, but their house has now been made safe and water-tight over the last few weeks. They are living in a long-term rental home until further notice and are beginning to deal with the insurance company and assessors. Jules’s daughter Sofie has had other things on her mind though after she was picked to be one of the models for the new Gigatown mural. Tuesday 29 April: Richmond Mall’s Eventful kids holiday activity will definitely be repeated, says Richmond Mall manager Belinda de Clercq. The babysitting program proved very popular with customers, with some suggesting it be done all the time with a gold coin donation. One of the activities Eventful kids did was mother’s day cards which the children will now be able to give their mother’s on Sunday.
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Flippin’ good way to spend the school holidays Far from being bored during the school holidays, a pair of brothers have found a new activity to keep them busy – beach hopping. Macca, 11 and pictured right, and Coby Springer, 9, saw a You Tube clip of people jumping off halfburied swiss balls and decided to give it a go. Their dad Steve made a quick trip to town to buy a ball and then took the boys and their mates to Tahuna beach for go. Soon they were “back-flipping”, “superman-ing” and “double twisting” their way to a new way to keep busy. Their exploits attracted plenty of attention and soon dozens of kids were lining up for a crack. Macca says its great fun. “It’s better than what we thought, you can do what you want and it doesn’t hurt as much.” Coby says he likes doing the flips in the air and that they make up their moves on a trampoline at home before coming to the beach to perfect them. Photo: Andrew Board
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The Nelson Symphony Orchestra delighted the ears of Nelsonians when they performed at the Cathedral on Saturday evening. The concert was named ‘H’ because it featured the music of composers Humperdinck, Hummel, Handel and Haydn, and featured solos by two international performers, Alan K Gray and Raffaele Bandoli. Alan K Gray came out from England in 2009 to take up the position as cathedral musician. He retired from the job in January after five years and is now freelancing as a music teacher and soloist. Saturday was the first time Alan had played with the Nelson Symphony Orchestra after being invited to perform with them. “This is quite unusual for me,” says Alan.
Soloist Alan K Gray at the Nelson Cathedral on Saturday, just before the Nelson Symphony Orchestra's performance later that night. Photo: Jessie Johnston. used to compose the concerto that they performed. “So, more interesting than me is the fact that this little organ is being featured. Handel wrote the set of organ concertos for a little chamber organ. A small organ, not the grand cathedral organ.” Alan began his ava musical career at ilab le n 14 with the piano ow and made it into
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the Royal College of Music with the piano and clarinet, taking up the organ later on. “I’ve always wanted to play and I began playing by ear and memory until my parents were persuaded that I needed proper instruction,” says Alan. Now he is involved with teaching students of his own and taking the Chroma Chamber Choir which is performing this Saturday at the Cathedral. When it comes to musical inspiration Alan looks first and foremost to his colleagues. “Music is a collaborative thing, even when you’re a soloist. It’s your colleagues who are inspirational because every day you learn something from somebody, even from the children that I teach, actually.” Even though Alan has retired from the Cathedral he is still not ready to stop working, and would love to see a young Kiwi become his successor. More than 300 people attended the concert on Saturday, one of five that the 46-strong symphony orchestra performs each year.
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A plan to help Nelson deal with an increasing number of retired people is being worked on today. For decades Nelson has been a popular place to retire and by 2025 around 26 per cent of the population is expected to be retired, putting a huge strain health services. So today around 40 organisations
that work with retired folk are meeting to discuss a strategic plan. The issue was highlighted last year when Nelson Weekly reported the comments of the medical officer of health, Dr Ed Kiddle, who said the ageing population was the region’s number one health issue. Grey Power president Neville Male said at
the time that leading work on a strategic plan was the organisations number one issue for 2014. Neville says the purpose of the plan will be to identify the main priorities and aspirations for the future for older persons, and the issues that will arise along the way. “Ideally, the main objective will be to come
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For ten days the airfield at Nelson Airport will be home to 80-120 Royal New Zealand Air Force personnel from Base Ohakea, as they deploy for Exercise Wiseowl. Exercise Wiseowl is a Pilot Training Squadron deployment, designed to test military student pilots in elements of military flying, including low level flight, navigation, formation flying and deployed operations. The exercise provides student pilots with a taste of what it’s like working away from their home base Ohakea, and in field conditions for the first time. Six Airtrainers will be deployed to Nelson for the exercise, with other fixed wing and rotary aircraft deployed for short periods. Squadron leader Tim Costley is looking forward to the two weeks in Nelson and says the location provides an ideal training ground for student pilots. “The Nelson and Tasman communities have always been very supportive of the Air
up with a realistic plan that will, taking into account what resources are available, measure outcomes and progress on an annual review basis over a predetermined term.” A final draft isn’t expected to be completed for several years though, says Neville, but today’s meeting is an “important first step”.
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Nelson couple Holly Simpson and Glen Squire at the Wedding Showcase on Saturday.
On Saturday we went along to the Wedding Showcase at the Tahuna Function Centre to snap a few locals. Later in the evening we went to the Turf in Stoke where a big crowd was having a good night. On Sunday we rounded out the weekend with a trip to Taste Tasman Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos at your event or party give us a call on 548 4949 or you can email us at editorial@ nelsonweekly.co.nz. See you next week.
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Niven and Angela Quintal at the Turf on Saturday night. Sheree Davidson, Sharleen Calteaux and Sarah Knowles at the Wedding Showcase on Saturday at the Tahunanui Function Centre.
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Menz Shed: Regarding Teressa O’Brien comment in last week’s Nelson Weekly, “men should be at home helping their wives...” What if they aren’t married or have kids, or have retired, under-employed or would like to learn more skills, maybe make something for their children or wife, get advice on how to fix something around the house to save money or just be somewhere with some mates? Better a Menzshed than the pub. Graeme O’Brien. Local makes NZ U20 rugby team: OMG, hell yeah, awesome news. Well done and congrats. Sharon May Patterson. Babysitters at the mall: Awesome idea! Dropped Miss 3 off there yesterday - she had a blast! Much more fun for her than shopping! Denelle Crichton. New liquor store opening: It’s not really needed as there is the new one at Victory now plus the Liquorland not far from it, as well as all the ones in town. Overkill. Sharon Nicholls. There are far too many. Julie Clark. Way too many already as well as the supermarkets. The government
is trying to faze out smoking, why bring more liquor stores when alcohol is just as damaging, if not worse. Aleisha Brunell. If the prices are good then fine by me! Haha. We are all adults, no one’s being forced to shop there. Sarah Brown. Not needed!! I know business is business but someone has to consider the vulnerable here, it’s the kids that end up in trouble, or neglected, or starving. We have enough bloody liquor outlets already!! NCC take a stand for goodness sake!!! Lead by example. Tania Morrish. Opposite United Video? Where a bottle store used to be? Scott Marris.
We don’t need anymore. We have more than enough. Okay cool, a couple of people get a job. BUT it’s not doing any good for the hundreds/ thousands of people who drink and act like clowns. If anything we need to get rid of a few or get rid of them all, including liquor from supermarkets, and make them buy their alcohol from the night clubs and restaurants?! If the government can raise prices on tobacco, then why not make them pay $5-$10 per drink from the night clubs
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and restaurants, and getting rid of liquor stores and alcohol from supermarkets. Not everyone can afford $5-$10 per drink. The outcome should be less drunken clowns out and about. You don’t need alcohol to have fun! Jae Walter. Yeah, good one council. You’re all brilliant and strive so hard to keep the young people of Nelson wasted on alcohol. Well done! Lenna Broughton. Community pianos: Awesome!! I was at the Fremantle markets on Friday and they have a piano there. It was lovely hearing people play and getting enjoyment out of it. This has so many positives, well done!! Tania (via website). Damn ridiculous, love piano music but can imagine how filthy the keys will get if every Tom, Dick and Harry play them, nothing worse than pianos or any thing blaring out while one is trying to shop. Next thing there will be drums. Brenda Kenny. Of course it is a great idea. Yes, there will be issues
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songs. They were playing them at the Ocean Lodge when I was 19 or 20 they’re real Ocean Lodge songs.” Paddy thought his quest was over earlier this year when he went into a secondhand shop in Dunedin and found a pile of 50 Solid Gold records. Unfortunately, the elusive Volume 36 was missing. “I was so disappointed but I still brought a few that were in good condition so I could replace some of the tattier ones in my collection. But if someone had it and sold it to me it would make me so happy - it would make my wife happy too.” Anyone who can help Paddy in his quest to find Volume 36 can phone him on 544 4148.
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Scout leaders revive camp building Bargain A derelict woolshed in the Wairoa Gorge, south of Nelson, has been transformed into a new-look lodge for Scout groups thanks to a dedicated group of Scout leaders from around the NelsonTasman region. The old farm woolshed was initially used by Nelson Girls Brigade for camps in the 1960s and later became a popular camp for Scout groups throughout the region. However, the camp's days appeared numbered when the Scouts couldn't afford to pay insurance on the woolshed and the Department of Conservation, announced it planned to condemn the building. That's when Nayland Avion Scout group's leader, the late Stan Gilbert, stepped in and persuaded DOC to let the Scouts renovate the building and use it as their camp. DOC agreed and Stan and a dedicated band of Scout leaders got together and started the long process of repairing the rundown building. "Stan was the driving force behind the project and we all got together to make it happen," Enner Glen Scout leader Rob Pollock says. "We have one or two big working bees a year and some other smaller ones and we've been working on it for seven or eight years." Rob says the group of Scout leaders has reclad the rotting exterior of the
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Members of the working bee, from left, Todd Tudor, Dave McCabe, Helen Omlo, Robert Pollock, Jayden Flanagan, Emma Flanagan, Chris Flanagan, David Tudor and Peter King, on roof, at Gilbert Lodge last Saturday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. woolshed and relined the interior and installed insulation. They have also constructed outside toilets, cleared the land around the lodge and last weekend put on a new roof. Rob says Gilbert Lodge is ideally situated for Scout camps, with the Wairoa River running past the camp and lots of bush tracks nearby. He jokes that it is also strategically placed to be out of cellphone reception. "The kids love it. We have a Founder's Camp up here every year now and last year we had close to 300 Scouts - they do river crossings, abseiling, bush walks and we even made a
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This week on our Nelson Police Facebook page we sent out a message offering a giveaway, which was a key ring that also measures the amount of tread on your car's tyres. Within about an hour we had to take the post down, because we had been inundated with people wanting the tyre tread key ring and it was going to become a logistical nightmare to post so many out. We had requests from all over New Zealand and overseas as well. I'm thrilled by the response and that so many people wanted the key ring, and more importantly that they wanted to check the amount of tread on their car tyres. We've since had lots of messages of thanks back from those who have already received the keyrings, which we really appreciate. Your tyres are probably the most important, and most often overlooked, road safety issue. All too often when we attend motor vehicle crashes, the vehicle inspection reveals that the tyres were not up to standard and most likely contributed to the crash. Checking your tread is easy to do and it could save your life. With the changes to the rules around Warrants of Fitness, it's more important than ever that drivers take personal responsibility for the state of their vehicle. If you missed out on the Facebook giveaway don't worry. We've got plenty of the key rings left and you're welcome to go to the Nelson, Richmond or Motueka Police Station and pick one up. Our Highway staff will also have them to give out in the course of their work. Winter's around the corner folks, so now's a really good time to make sure your vehicle is safe to be on the road.
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It has been said many times before. ‘A bad farmer curses the weather, a good farmer makes use of it’ The same thing can be said of gardeners. Now I don’t claim to be a good gardener, and quite often not even an average one, but this week I tried for the ‘Good’ stakes. I paid attention to the weather forecasters. A wet week is predicted for the coming days and I have paid attention to that. I have just come inside, having spent an enjoyable and productive afternoon in the garden. Spring onions have been planted, along with beetroot with glorious rich red foliage. The label tells all who care to read, that this beautiful foliage is an added attraction to soups, and makes a colourful addition to salads and stir-fries. Which makes me excited, so a sowing was also made of sugar snap peas, and snow peas. Both of these varieties can be sown from early winter to early spring. Well done Me! But that ain’t all! Before Easter, I planted some perpetual spinach. This week, I managed to harvest a small number of leaves to add to a meal. It’s a lovely feeling, that. So today, in went some more spinach, along with another planting of silverbeet. The day was just right for this sort of activity, with a gentle feeling in the air that the rains will surely come. A liberal handful or two of sheep pellets was dug in and this time I added a sprinkling of sugar to the mix. Yes, that is right! I had read recently that a touch of sugar helps establish a strong root system, so thought I would give it a go. A sprinkling of Neem Tree granules was a final addition to the recipe. Shortly I will plant caulis, cabbage [for a
nice late winter coleslaw] and broccoli, now that the white butterflies are not so prominent. But just in case they should come flying by, I have a container of Neem Tree oil to spray on the plants to keep the pests at bay. So, what if you have already done all this winter preparation in the vege department. Now you can turn your attention to your ornamental garden. Do take a look at the new stocks of Rhododendrons, on display now, and while you are about it turn you attention to the evergreen Azaleas which are showing colour now. Many varieties of Pieris are budding up nicely, and the Michelias are showing velvety black buds in preparation for spring. It is exciting to look forward to the coming months. Don’t go about doing a Hissy Fit because we are heading into some winter weather. Look at it this way. May is here now, and it’s not too bad so far. Next will come June and July, and if you translate that into weeks it only adds up to eight. Next we will be heading into August and I bet there will be a few lambs on the scene by then! So enjoy now! • Make a sowing of sugar snap and snow peas. • Remember to dig in the above peas after harvest, to add extra nitrogen to the soil. • Don’t forget to sow or plant Broad Beans now. • Make a sowing of a green manure crop if you have the space. • Give Mum a spring flowering shrub for Mother’s Day, AND offer to plant it for her. • Check out the new Hellebores for a gift for Mum on Sunday.
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Netball’s ‘exciting’ season opener
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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz Chelsea Routhan had a fair idea that running netball in Nelson would be a busy job, but even she couldn’t have predicted how full-on the start of the season would be. This Thursday night the premier grade teams have a pre-season game, before 2500 players take to the Saxton Field courts on Saturday for their first game of the season. The very next day, Nelson Netball hosts the Canterbury Tactix in an ANZ Netball Championship game at Saxton Stadium. “It’s definitely going to be full-on,” says Chelsea. “But it’s exciting.” Chelsea was appointed as manager for Nelson Netball at the start of the year and has been focussed on this weekend since. The start of the season is always a huge event for the governing body but throw in an ANZ Championship game and it makes it even bigger. But Chelsea says she’s more excited than nervous. “It’s a big challenge and this job has been a huge learning curve for me, not so much what I’m doing but the quantity of it. But we have great support from community volunteers and it’s really neat to have people there backing you up and supporting you.” Netball is one of the highest participation sports in Nelson and having the entire code played in one area of Saxton Field creates a huge “buzz” and excitement. Chelsea says that is a huge asset for
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New Nelson Netball centre manager, Chelsea Routhan, is ready for the season to kick off this weekend. Photo: Andrew Board. netball and the sport is in a great health, with player numbers on the rise and a new junior programme already attracting plenty of interest. “I think because it’s for females and it’s traditionally been such a big sport, like rugby has, for our young players. Their mothers have played it, their grandmothers have played it and it’s exciting to be a part of it as a family.” She says her goals over the next few years is to grow the number of players, make sure the sport remains financially stable and grow the number of elite players coming from Nelson. “We’re probably not representing ourselves as highly as we could when it comes to elite level. But that is a real
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Tahuna Tigers second rower Ric Swain breaks a tackle as his side put pressure on the defending champion Richmond Rabbits on Saturday. Tahuna lost the game 32-24, but coach Lance Bloomfield labelled the performance their "best of the year". He says, while they didn't get the win, the performance lifted moral of the team ahead of their match against Wanderers this weekend at Tahuna, which kicks off at 1pm. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Nelson's Kim Hogarth and Appleby's Paula Canning won their respective men's and women's races in the Nelson Shoe Clinic Half Marathon held on Sunday. Kim won the 21.1 kilometre race held around the Railway Reserve and Richmond-Nelson cycleway in 1 hour 12 minutes 46 seconds, just edging out arch rival Graeme Taylor by six seconds, with Ben Aynsley third in 1:15:53. In contrast, Paula's victory was comprehensive, winning in 1:23:45 to finish eighth overall, well clear of secondplaced Collette Read's 1:29:30. Robyn Deane was third in 1:31:45. Sharon McDonald won the half marathon walk in 2:28:08, ahead of John Llewellin who finished in 2:30:37, Cliff Bowman won the quarter marathon run in 39:36, with Kirsten Walker winning the women's race in 1 46:38.
Kim Hogarth won the Shoe Clinic Half Marathon. Photo: Marc Palmano/Shuttersport.
Try something new this year We welcome two new tutors to our programme. Vegan culinary educator and food writer Maddy Bellcroft is offering Whole Food classes to teach delicious recipes which focus on different meal times – breakfast, lunch and dinner. She uses whole food, plant-based recipes to produce nourishing healthy foods without processed and refined foods which boost vitality and wellness. On a musical note, Kimberley Anderson is arriving from overseas to offer African Drumming classes. Classes are suitable for all levels, complete beginners included and students will easily
pick up the African rhythm on the drums provided. If you want to learn a relaxing Soma Massage technique, Carolina Kerridge is available for a massage class to teach massage methods for releasing tension and to help restore your body back to its natural state of balance. On the menu this term we also have Allan Addison-Saipe who joins us in our lovely, warm kitchen to create a delicious, classic French four course banquet with our French Cuisine class. Popular classes fill fast so contact us as soon as you can. Business Update. Adv.
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Indoor bowlers win McNabb trophy Nelson Indoor Bowls won the McNabb Trophy over the weekend, holding off the challenge from Golden Bay Motueka. The A section of the competition – held at the Warnes Stadium in Stoke – was a closely fought battle, with Nelson only four
points ahead going into the last round of pairs. Nelson managed to hold on winning overall by 41 points to 31. The Nelson B team had a comprehensive win 47 to 25. Next Sunday the Nelson players are playing NZ Mixed Fours, the winner will go on to represent
Nelson in a regional final. The Rodgers Trophy is being played Saturday, May 17, on a home and away basis against Golden Bay Motueka. The next representative fixture is the Scott Adams Trophies, which is being played this year in Collingwood.
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they came back into the game.” This weekend the defending Bayley’s Tasman Trophy champions will face Marlborough side Harlequins at Trafalgar Park, and Kade says Nelson need to play a complete 80 minutes before they face a run of games against the competition’s form teams. “We really need to string a complete game together. The boys aren’t lacking for spirit and we’re still winning, but we need to be more structured.” Classy backs Ben Tyler and Robbie Malneek made their comeback on Saturday, but forward Ethan Blackadder is still two weeks away. Kick off is at 3pm.
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Workshop: Trees "Where are we going?" Evening Roadshow, 7 May, 7pm. Club Waimea, Richmond. Free. Hosts Tree Grower Assoc. Nancy 547 5515. WrITErs AT LUNChTIME: Everyone interested in writing is welcome, Wed 7 May, 11.30am-1.30pm, The Prince Albert Hotel, 113 Nile St. Guest speaker at 12.30pm: Tony Milner, painter & writer, on ‘My Creative Journey’. Admission free. Contact Chrissie on 5469818. MEMbErs of sobA (Society of Beer Advocates) will meet at the Royal Hotel, Bridge St, Weds 7 May, 6.30pm. If you enjoy Craft Beers or are a Home Brewer, come along & meet other like minded people. More info Peter 927 6237. sIT & bE fIT Victory Community Anglican Church (upper Vanguard St) new term starts Thurs 8 May, 10am. Want to get fitter, meet new people, have fun to great music. Beat the winter blues. Contact Shirley 547 1433 or 021 121 8023 MEdITATIoN CLAssEs: All Welcome. 9 & 10 May. Discover simple methods that will help you keep a calm & flexible mind throughout your day. Details: MeditateInNelson.org sTAr pArTy: View the moon & Jupiter. 7pm, Fri 9 May, Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai. All welcome, gold coin. NELsoN CAkE dECorATors are holding a workshop to make icing butterflies & learn new ideas for decorating cup cakes. Sat. 10 May 10am - 4pm, Richmond Church of Christ cnr. Darcy/ Croucher St. Phone to book 544 7631 or 544 5970. Cost $25, all materials included. Bring shared plate for lunch. NELsoN TrAMpINg CLUb welcomes you 11 May Hoary Head, Andrea 539 3758, Fit, $18. Full trip list on www. nelsontrampingclub.org.nz. NELsoN hIsTorICAL soCIETy: Mon 12 May, 7.30pm Masonic Hall, Nile St. Speaker: Brad Cadwallader 'Exploring the NZ Tree Register' Using this free, public, interactive register to enter, record & search heritage trees' All welcome. AvoNsIdE gIrLs hIgh sChooL: Calling all past pupils of Avonside in Christchurch. Are you new to Nelson? Nelson Motueka Avonside old girls are meeting with Marlborough group, Tues 13 May. Further info Gail 545 1210 Nelson, Lesley Motueka 528 9378. NELsoN sAvAgE CLUb. Wed, 14 May, Variety Concert, Stoke Primary School Hall, 7.30pm. $2. Supper. Raffles. All welcome. Sunny Cook Ph: 548 6683 forEsT & bIrd: Wed 14 May, Pot luck dinner, 6pm bring plate etc followed by AGM, 7.30. Listen to Marie Firth tell of her adventures on NZ Sub-Antarctic islands. Ph: 528-9599 or p.mosley@xtra.co.nz sTokE sENIors: Weds May 7: A talk from Nelson Nursing Services; Thurs May 8: Mother's Day special lunch at midday. Cost: $10. Afternoon Quiz at 1.30 pm; Tues May 13: HOUSIE. $5 a card; Weds May 14: The Delightful Duo play keyboard instrumentals; Most weekly concerts/events start @ 1.30 pm with admission charge of $3 (unless otherwise stated). This includes Entertainment & Afternoon Tea in the Stoke Seniors Hall, 548 Main Rd, Stoke. Ph: 547-2660, email: stokeseniors@xtra.co.nz NELsoN TrAMpINg club invites you to Kayak Pepin Island 18 May, Ph Barry 546 6153, $5. Come to Pub nite 19 May 7.30pm Prince Albert. www.nelsontrampingclub.org.nz.
prEgNANCy yogA: Introductory course starts Tues 20 May 5:15pm. Class size limited. Contact Nelson Parents Centre to book: nelson.d@parentscentre.org.nz. sENIorNET NELsoN: Westpac will be giving a presentation about Banking technology, 21 May, 2pm. How you can have confidence & security in banking. Come & have a chat and a cup of something & learn - its free! Seniornet Learning Centre 11 Hastings St Nelson. Chris Fountain 545 0320 fIbrE spECTrUM, 280 Trafalgar St. Ph 548 1939, May Exhibition - 'Fabulous Felted Butterflies' Wgtn felter Lynn Evans, explores her fascination with butterflies, showcasing her flower brooches, collars & scarves. Also silk nuno felted garments. spoNsor a Brook Waimarama Sanctuary fence post during May or June & we will give you a “Get Behind the Fence” bumper sticker PLUS an “I got Behind the Fence” fridge magnet! That makes it a great time to invest in our native heritage, for yourself or as a gift! See www.brooksanctuary.org for details. bAby gEAr ExTrAvAgANzA sALE, Nelson Parents' Centre, NEW DATE Sat 26 July. Stalls now available. Contact Mel 021 0295 4514 or 547 4677. rEgULAr EvENTs soMA ENErgy CLAssEs: Mon, 1.45-2.45 & Fri 9.45-10.45. First class Free. Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St. Carolina 5444-782 or email heartstream. therapies@gmail.com. All welcome! bAdMINToN: Nelson Veterans Badminton. Thurs 7.30pm. Stoke Memorial Hall. $3 nightly. 30yrs and over welcome. Info Tracey 547 6460 or Janette 547 2366. soCIAL TAbLE TENNIs: Saxton stadium. Mon 9am-noon, Weds 7-9pm, Fri 9-11am. First visit free. More info ph 5473005 or 5479479. MAh JoNg: Thurs, Nelson Hinemoa Croquet Club rooms, Saltwater Creek Lane (opposite Anzac Park), 1-4pm - beginners welcome Ph: 548 7971. ThE NAyLANd bAdMINToN CLUb: Tues, Stoke Memorial Hall. 4:15 – 5:45 pm. Ages 9-18. Racquets & shuttlecocks provided. $5 Casual or $45 for a term. Aimee Ph 545 6518 /027 697 9270 or Sue 547 2484 021 0250 2239. INdoor boWLs: Wakapuaka Club, Tues 7pm. Playing at Clifton Tce School Hall. Friendly active club for all ages. Equipment supplied. Fun & easy to learn. Coaching provided. Come & give it a try. New members welcome. Contact Fred 5483541, Brian/Kay 5450542 sINgLE? ovEr 40? More men needed! Sick of eating home alone? Looking for fun, laughter, love? Come Dine With Us! An evening at Infused Espresso Deli 3 course meal phone 547 2868 for details! CrAfT groUp: Stoke Baptist Church, Main Rd (opposite Polstead Rd) 1st & 3rd Tues 10am. $1 per session. All welcome. Beryl 547 7971 or Janice 544 3929. WAIMArAMA CoMM. gArdENs welcomes volunteer gardeners now once a week, Weds 9.30am-12.30pm, cuppa included & produce to take home. FREE Workshop Sat 26 "How to make & keep a weed-free garden & grow juicy vegs 11.30 followed by Seed Swap at 1pm. MEN IN ACCord are looking for new members to join our harmony chorus. Do you enjoy singing? Then why not come along. We meet Tues 7:15pm, Club Waimea. Dave 540 2178 for more info. pALEo MEETUp groUp. Interested
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in eating real food with a Paleo or primal template? Meeting 1st Sat of month at DeVille 2.30pm, other times as arranged. Join at meetup.com/nelson-paleo-meetup or call Jo 021 223 7131. LAUghTEr yogA: The body’s natural antidote to stress. Simple powerful exercise, with yogic breathing. Bring yoga mat or towel. Weds 5.30-6.30pm, $2. Victory Community Centre: Ph 546 8389. ME Cfs fM sUpporT Nelson Bays Come & join our small friendly group. We meet for a chat, 3rd Mon of each month 2.30pm Suter Cafe, Bridge St. Contact us at strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com sCrAbbLE Every Sat 1.15pm Surburban Club. Ph 548 9006 pLAy pETANQUE Every Weds & Sun 1.15pm Para Para Rd Courts Ph 5489006 ANgIE's ExErCIsE class in STOKE. Get fitter, Improve strength, balance, flexibility. Just do what you can & have fun trying. Mon, 10am, $7 St Barnabas hall, Isel Park, Main Rd Stoke. Ph:5470198 ArT oN hALIfAx: Visit the Sunday Arts Market, 3 Halifax St. 10am-2pm, fill out an entry form to win a $150 voucher. Artists Ph. 5481721 to book a stall. ATTN pArENTs / CArEgIvErs! The Ecomoon Collective parent room is a large space you can change, feed & relax for FREE in Nelson. 120 Bridge St. voLUNTEEr NELsoN: Are you looking to volunteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, information or advice? Check out our free services at www.volunteernelson.org.nz IsEL LAdIEs probUs CLUb welcomes new members to friendly, interesting meetings 4th Weds of the month, 10am. Saxton Field Netball Stadium. Contact Shirley 547 2664 or Bev 547 6522 INdoor boWLs. Fri night, St Andrews, top of Songer St, 7pm. Come & enjoy a good non-serious social activity. Ph 547 3329 AQUA fITNEss: Ngawahatu Pool-to get you moving & grooving to music. All ages. Lunch-break classes, Mon-Thurs 12-1pm, swimming skills not needed qualified instructor sWIMMINg groUp meets every Fri 12.30pm, Ngawhatu Pool. $3 donation to Cancer Society Nelson AQUArobICs WITh pACIfICA WoMEN's groUp. Mon 3pm Ngawhatu Pool. Qualified instructor. Phone Lyn 5473263 or Sandy 5445993. prosTATE CANCEr sUpporT groUp meets 1st Thurs of the month 1.30-3.30pm Broadgreen House. Phone Ian 547 3373 for more information. bAdMINToN: Nelson Veterans Badminton. Thurs 7.30pm. Stoke Memorial Hall. $3 nightly. 30yrs+ welcome, any ability. Tracey 547 6460 / Janette 547 2366. TAbLE TENNIs: Saxton Stadium. Enter your three player team. All levels of play welcome. Michael 547 3005, Stadium 547 9479 or tt.nelson@xtra.co.nz. NELsoN bAbyWEArINg: Come try different baby carriers from ring slings to woven wraps to structured carriers! Or bring your own carrier if you would like some help. We meet the first Weds every month, 10am, Ecomoon's new Community room, 120 Bridge St. Gold coin Koha for the room hire. sporT TAsMAN: Ph Sarah 923 2313 or Sarah.H@sporttasman Jogging: Entry level groups in Nelson, Richmond & Mot. Learn how to jog gradually & safely. We focus on enjoyment rather than distance. Free.
Cucling: Entry level groups in Nelson & Richmond. Join us for weekly cycles around our wonderful cycleways. Focus is on enjoyment rather than distance.Free. Walking: Entry level groups in Nelson, Richmond & Mot. Join us for weekly walks around our wonderful shared pathways. Focus is enjoyment rather than distance. Free. ANTIQUE boTTLE & CoLLECTAbLEs CLUb meet first Tues every month 7.30pm Suburban Club, Tahunanui. All welcome. Bring your treasures. Ph Judy Pittman 545 2181. pILATEs: Strengthen & flatten abs, relieve back pain at Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St, Mon's 12.30pm. Sue 538 0318 or 021 0344109. Mats provided. NordIC WALkINg subsidized by the Parkinson's & MS Society. Weds 9:45am & Fri 9:15am. $5 includes pole rentalopen to anyone! Cher 021 872 460. NELsoN TAsMAN bEEkEEpErs: Club meets first Wed each month 7pm Waimea Lounge, Richmond A&P Showgrounds Lower Queen St Richmond. New members are welcome to attend. www.nelsonbeekeepers.org.nz WAIMArAMA CoMMUNITy gArdENs "Coffee Morning" every Wednesday at 10:30-12:30 To explore, relax & enjoy the gardens. Waimarama Community Gardens welcomes visitors & volunteers any day. Come for a cuppa on Sun mornings & look around the gardens. Buy fresh produce from the kiosk. Tantragee Rd, The Brook LIghThoUsE spIrITUAL AWArENEss: Mon 7.30pm. Trafalgar St Hall, opp Trailways. Healing, meditation, clairvoyance, talks. All Welcome. Donations appreciated. FB: Lighthouse Nelson CrIsIs prEgNANCy sUpporT: An unexpected pregnancy can be a scary time but there are people who can help. Crisis Pregnancy Support offers a free, confidential service to help you discover the support there is available to enable you to continue with your pregnancy. Call St Luke’s Health Centre 0800 004 277 / visit www.crisispregnancysupport.co.nz. NELsoN CITy LUNChEoN CLUb meets 2nd & 4th Mon each month for a meal & invited speaker. Programme at http://nelsoncityluncheonclub.blogspot. co.nz Contact Kathleen 548 2342. zEN MEdITATIoN: Every weekday morning 6:25-7:30am at our central city zendo. Also Mon evenings, 7:30-8:35pm. Instruction given to beginners, Mon evenings. Authentic training in the Mountains & Rivers Order. Contact Gwitha or Nick, Ph 548 9969 frIENds of ThE QUEENs gArdENs help keep the Gardens looking their best. We meet weekly to rake & groom. Ellen 546 6533. soCIAL INdoor boWLs: Trafalgar St Hall (opp Trailways) Weds 1.15pm, Fri 1.45pm. No experience necessary. Come check us out. Lea 548 0668. sTokE boWLINg CLUb: Ph 547 7440, 18a Ranui Rd. (behind Stoke School) Mufti bowls every Fri. Names in by 12.45pm sTokE sIT & bE fIT: For men & women. Newcomers welcome Tues 10am, Indoor Bowls stadium Songer St. opp Neale Ave. 546 4670/ 027 622 1878. ToAsTMAsTErs Develop your personal social confidence by learning the art and skills of public speaking at Madhatters Toastmasters Club. Meetings every Fri 7-8:30am. Kate 548-6636.
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