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neighbourly.co.nz 7 MAY 23, 2019, THE NELSON LEADER victoria.ac.nz to study in Trimester 2 Apply now APPLICATIONS DUE BY 17 JUNE Crossword, wordfind, sudoku and more. fun f f f f f TV GUIDE115 Solutions on page 116 Fill in the grid so that every row, column and 3x3 box contains the numbers 1-9 HARD SUDOKU ACROSS 6. Ingenuity (10) 8. Professorship (5) 10. Ethical (5) 13. Mischievous ghost (11) 14. Lifeless (5) 17. Proportion (5) 19. DOWN 1. 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) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 QUICK CROSSWORD 17. Public disorder (4) 18. Double (4) ND E AB A T E R L W WORDGOROUND GO How many words of 4 letters or m How many words of 4 letters or more can you make? There is at least one 9-letter word. Each letter may be used only once and all words must contain the centre letter. No words starting with a capital, no plurals ending in s unless the word is also a verb. Good 14 Very Good 18 Excellent 21+ INCOGNITO INNOCENCE JOURNEY KICK KUNG FU LAZY MAGICAL AMOUR ANCIENT BALANCE CHAOS CULT CLASSIC DEMIGODS DISCIPLES EMPOWERING EVIL DEMONS FANTASY FIGHTING FREEDOM FRIENDSHIP GENTLE GIANT GOD HEROES RISONED L A BU S T L F A A A GCGG NR I HO U E C T WC D A I E G J L NR T K C G I I MUG NCOGN I NMOD E UORO T NK E YM E R E L O L L H L J S S T A Y V E N L N Z I L A E J E Y P A L P A G I E I S Y P GD L N Z HCNU PMU P GR I A D Z L U T H F V Z V E Y N K SNU V The New Legends Of Monkey Word Find TV GUIDE111 Solution on page 116 TV GUIDE111 nkey key rd rd F TV TV TV TV TV TV G G G G MARTIAL ARTS MONK MONKEY MORALS MYSTICAL PIGSY PUNCH ROLE-REVERSAL SACRED SCROLLS SANDY SLAPSTICK COMEDY TEENAGER TRAITOROUS TRIPITAKA VALIANT VILLAINS VIOLENCE WRESTLE Josh Thomson as Pigsy Solut NKE RAL STIC GSY UNCH OLE- ACRE AND LAP EEN TRAIT TRIPITAKA ALIANT fun f f f f f TV GUIDE113 Solutions on page 116 BUMPERWORDFIT 273 3 LETTERS ADO AIL ALE CAW COO LAB MOO NEW NOT PEA RED SOH SPA TEA TEN TIN TOE WAN 4 LETTERS ALES AMID ANTE BITS EASY EDIT EPIC ETCH GAIT HISS HOST KNEW MERE MOLE POLO RASH RUIN SCAT SHUN SOLE SOYA SWIG TAPE TASK UPON WOES 5 LETTERS ALICE ALIEN ALPHA AVAIL BEEPS REEDS SAGAS SAVED TERNS TIMES TINEA TODAY VIVID VIXEN 6 LETTERS BATONS BELONG BITTEN BOASTS BOTANY BRANDY DEBTOR GAPING GRIEVE MARINE PLANET POSING SCURVY SPINET TEASES YEARNS 7 LETTERS BATTERY GRABBED 11 LETTERS COMPARTMENT CREDIBILITY 12 LETTERS CARTOGRAPHER ROCKINGCHAIR BERET BLASE BOXED COPES DAVID EVENS GASSY KATIE KUKRI LOANS MAMBA MIMIC MOCHA MORSE ONSET OUNCE OVOID PIANO DISCIPLES EMPOWERING EVIL DEMONS FANTASY FIGHTING FREEDOM SHIP V E Y N fM M M M M M Mo o O Of Of f f nk MAGICAL Josh Thom Josh Thomso Josh Thomso Josh Thomson son n s as Pigsy as Pigsy SCIPLE SCIPLES DISCIPLES MAGICAL AG SCIPLE ES DISCIPLES C E S MAGICAL A MAGICAL AG V O O PUZZLE 114TV GUIDE Solutions on page 116 Solve the anagrams. Each is a one-word anagram of the letters beside it. Thesolutions are sequential: letter solution starts with solution starts with K, and so on. ALPHAGRAMS VEB I NGLE F TWA RA I B ND SB NE LE Split each four-letter word in half. the second half at the end of the letters in the grid to form eight- letter words and work out which four-letter word is not used. BOSS CROW DEED HOLE KISS LIST LORD PASS SORE TOTE BOOKENDS 115 5 115 5 5 5 5 116 at every 3 box rs 1-9 4 5 letters in thegrid to form eig letter words and work out which four-letter word is not used. comedy/drama series (9) 14. Fictional gothic horror vampire (7) 16. Knots __, US TV soap from 1979 to 1993 (7) 18. __, Stupid, Love, 2011 Steve Carell romantic comedy film (5) 20. Late US actor Christopher __ played Superman (5) 23. Broadcast on TV or radio (3) LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION Across: 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. Laura Mars, 15. Isadora, 16. Adapts, 17. Person, Across 1. NZ cultural marriages documentary series (8) 6. Jared __, US actor (4) 8. __ Family, US sitcom starring Ed O’Neill (6) 9. Lionel __, judge on American Idol (6) 10. Carolyn __, Seven Sharp reporter (8) 12. Australian/New Zealand singer, __ Walker (4) 13. Who’s __ Of Virginia Woolf?, 1966 Elizabeth Taylor film (6) 15. __ Derbyshire plays Emily Bishop inCoronation Street (6) 17. 1959Ben-Hur is this sort of film (4) 19. Adapts music for use in movie score (8) 21. NZ comedian/actor Josh Thomson was born in this town (6) 22. US actor, __ Wood (6) 24. The Good, The Bad And The __, Clint Eastwood film (4) 25. __ Assemble, kids’ Marvel animated series (8) Down 2. Georgie Parker plays __ Stewart inHome And Away(3) 3. US actress, __ Ferrera (7) 4. __ Of New York, 2002 Leonardo DiCaprio movie (5) 5. Jimmy __, late US comedian/singer/actor who died in 1980 (7) 6. Isabel __, Aussie actress (5) 7. Film director Ang Lee’s original nationality (9) 11. Aussie obstetrician LAS Acro 13. 13. Bom 5. Ma 22. US actor, __ Wood (6) od (6 24. The Good, The Th Bad And The __ __ , Clint Eastwood film (4) film 25. __ Assemble As , kids’ Marvel animated series (8) Stew Stew 3. US US 4. __ Leon 5. Jim come died 6. Is actre 7. Fi origin 11. A Solutions next week Leonardo DiCaprio – 4 down 110TV G All your favourite puzzles in one place. Pick up the latest issue from your supermarket, bookstore or convenience shop. Hunting for old to combat the cold ELIZABETH BEAN Elizabeth’s coat needs a matching vintage hat – looking for options at Eclectic. ROB GREENAWAY OPINION: This year I resolved not to buy new clothing and, five months later, I’m still on track. But I’m still looking for a win- ter coat, and as the days get colder, my search is getting more intense. Luckily, my resolution allows me to buy second-hand. Coincidentally, a well organised clothes exchange called ‘Swap Til You Drop’ was recently held at Founders Park. I joined hun- dreds of other Nelson fashionistas and went home with some summer tops and a ‘new’ woollen coat. I was attracted to the coat by its vintage style, and was amazed to find, after looking at the label, that it truly is vintage. I reckon it was made in the mid-1960s – about the same time as me. The coat is well worn – as am I – but I knew that a little bit of TLC would bring it back to life. I loved the coat’s cut and that it was wool and fully lined, means lots of warmth. Fortunately, I can sew – albeit rather basically. Even more for- tunate for me is the forthcoming visit from my Aunt who is a fan- tastic seamstress and who will be able to sort out any mistakes I make. I have addressed the lining that was coming undone with needle and thread, and the sleeves, which were a bit short, by adding luxurious new cuffs (did people have shorter arms in the 1960s?). Being able to mend – or alter – clothing gives them a new lease of life. If you don’t sew then there are places to learn. Waimea Col- lege offers a six or eight-week ‘Sewing with Confidence’ course each term. These are popular and fill up fast, so if you are inspired phone them on 544 6099. If you’re after a quick tutorial, the internet provides videos on how to sew on a button, alter a hem, take in (or out) a garment waist and how to darn. If you would rather pay some- one else to do the sewing there are many local options. I have often used Nelson Tailors Menswear on Trafalgar Street for alterations or more complex restyling work. While there, I have even heard people ask for buttons to be sewn on. As an aside, I understand that while at University my cousin used to do minor repairs on clothing in return for chocolate. For more major repairs she took them to the aforementioned Aunt. To find out who provides pro- fessional alternations, type ‘Nel- son Tasman sewing alterations’ into your internet browser. Or ask a friend for a recommen- dation. Professional alterations are usually cheaper than throwing 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 in the care department can make all the difference when it comes to keeping clothes looking great. Pay attention to washing instructions. I know Kiwis hate instructions, but reading the rel- evant tag on your clothes will help ensure that they stay in great shape. Correct washing also ensures that whites stay white and dark garments stay looking sharp. I wonder if a bit more caring and repairing could help me to become similarly sharp, or even vintage chic.
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neighbourly.co.nz 7MAY 23, 2019, THE NELSON LEADER
victoria.ac.nz
to study in Trimester 2
Apply nowAPPLICATIONS DUE BY 17 JUNE
Crossword, wordfind,sudoku and more.
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Solutions on page 116
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110 TV GUIDE
All your favourite puzzlesin one place.
Pick up the latest issue from your supermarket,bookstore or convenience shop.
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.
