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TV GUIDE 115

Solutions on page 116

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14. Lifeless (5)17. Proportion (5)19. H;$%'3!:; C#"3%6 E(>DDOWN1. Entreaty (4)2. Cricket spell (4)3. Strait-laced (4)4. Pip-fruit (4)5. Solitude (9)7. Doubting (9)9. Bury (5)

11. Sung drama (5)12. Anger (3)15. Dines (4)16. Musical instrument(4)

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TV GUIDE 111

Solution on page 116

TV GUIDE 111

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TV GUIDE 113

Solutions on page 116

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comedy/drama series (9)14. Fictional gothic horrorvampire (7)16. Knots __, US TV soapfrom 1979 to 1993 (7)18. __, Stupid, Love, 2011Steve Carell romanticcomedy film (5)20. Late US actorChristopher __ playedSuperman (5)23. Broadcast on TV orradio (3)

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONAcross: 1. Motive, 4. How Do I, 9. Rated, 10. Rat Pack, 11. Elliott,13. Ellen, 14. Curiosities, 18. Drama, 19. Beastie, 21. Peacock, 22.Bombs, 24. Sashay, 25. Hebden. Down: 1. Murder, 2. Tut, 3. Video,5. Out West, 6. Deadliest, 7. Inking, 8. British Bake, 12. LauraMars, 15. Isadora, 16. Adapts, 17. Person, 20. Abb

Across1. NZ cultural marriagesdocumentary series (8)6. Jared __, US actor (4)8. __ Family, US sitcomstarring Ed O’Neill (6)9. Lionel __, judge onAmerican Idol (6)

10. Carolyn __, Seven Sharpreporter (8)12. Australian/New Zealandsinger, __ Walker (4)13. Who’s __ Of VirginiaWoolf?, 1966 Elizabeth Taylorfilm (6)15. __ Derbyshire playsEmily Bishop in CoronationStreet (6)17. 1959 Ben-Hur is this sortof film (4)19. Adapts music for use inmovie score (8)21. NZ comedian/actor JoshThomson was born in thistown (6)22. US actor, __ Wood (6)

24. The Good, TheBad And The __,Clint Eastwoodfilm (4)25. __Assemble,kids’ Marvelanimatedseries (8)

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6. Isabel __, Aussieactress (5)7. Film director Ang Lee’soriginal nationality (9)11. Aussie obstetricianLAST WEEK’SAcross:13. Ellen, 14. Cu13. Ellen, 14. CuBombs, 24. Sashay5. Out West, 6. DMars, 15. Isadora

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Leonardo DiCaprio– 4 down

110 TV GUIDE

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Hunting for old to combat the coldELIZABETH BEAN

Elizabeth’s coat needs a matching vintage hat – looking for options at Eclectic. ROB GREENAWAY

OPINION: This year I resolvednot to buy new clothing and, fivemonths later, I’m still on track.

But I’m still looking for a win-ter coat, and as the days getcolder, my search is getting moreintense. Luckily, my resolutionallows me to buy second-hand.Coincidentally, a well organisedclothes exchange called ‘SwapTil You Drop’ was recently heldat Founders Park. I joined hun-dreds of other Nelsonfashionistas and went home withsome summer tops and a ‘new’woollen coat.

I was attracted to the coat byits vintage style, and was amazedto find, after looking at the label,that it truly is vintage. I reckon itwas made in the mid-1960s –about the same time as me. Thecoat is well worn – as am I – but Iknew that a little bit of TLCwould bring it back to life. Iloved the coat’s cut and that itwas wool and fully lined, meanslots of warmth.

Fortunately, I can sew – albeitrather basically. Even more for-tunate for me is the forthcomingvisit from my Aunt who is a fan-tastic seamstress and who willbe able to sort out any mistakes Imake. I have addressed thelining that was coming undonewith needle and thread, and thesleeves, which were a bit short,by adding luxurious new cuffs(did people have shorter arms inthe 1960s?).

Being able to mend – or alter –clothing gives them a new lease

of life. If you don’t sew then thereare places to learn. Waimea Col-lege offers a six or eight-week‘Sewing with Confidence’ course

each term. These are popularand fill up fast, so if you areinspired phone them on 544 6099.If you’re after a quick tutorial,

the internet provides videos onhow to sew on a button, alter ahem, take in (or out) a garmentwaist and how to darn.

If you would rather pay some-one else to do the sewing thereare many local options. I haveoften used Nelson TailorsMenswear on Trafalgar Streetfor alterations or more complexrestyling work. While there, Ihave even heard people ask forbuttons to be sewn on.

As an aside, I understand thatwhile at University my cousinused to do minor repairs onclothing in return for chocolate.For more major repairs she tookthem to the aforementionedAunt.

To find out who provides pro-fessional alternations, type ‘Nel-son Tasman sewing alterations’into your internet browser. Orask a friend for a recommen-dation. Professional alterationsare usually cheaper thanthrowing away an item and buy-ing a new replacement. Plus,you’re helping the environment– it’s a win-win for your ward-robe and our world!

Finally, a little know-how inthe care department can makeall the difference when it comesto keeping clothes looking great.Pay attention to washinginstructions. I know Kiwis hateinstructions, but reading the rel-evant tag on your clothes willhelp ensure that they stay ingreat shape. Correct washingalso ensures that whites staywhite and dark garments staylooking sharp.

I wonder if a bit more caringand repairing could help me tobecome similarly sharp, or evenvintage chic.