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There aren't many people who can look good in red sequinned leotards -- but aerobics champions Lance and Sarah Bridges pull the look off with panache. Between them, the Bridges teach 15 aerobics classes a week at gyms all over Hamilton, as well as training sessions with young aerobics competitors. Mr Fitness: Lance Bridges hard at work. Pictures: Carolyn Elliott Sarah Bridges
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tempo roundup
Angelique van Camp, Tempo foodwriter and creator of the Wild Country gourmet condiment range has just launched Wild About Food, a collection of her favourite recipes. The handbag-sized book features recipes familiar to Waikato Times readers and includes ways to use Wild Country products. It will be available wherever the Wild Country range is sold. The Waikato Times has 100 copies of Wild About Food to give away. To be in the draw, send your name, address and phone number to Tempo Wild Country giveaway, Waikato Times, Private Bag 3086 Hamilton, by October 28.
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Stretched to the limit; World titles tilt may be out of reach for champs
When it comes to contorting their bodies into improbable positions as part of choreographed fitness routines, Lance and Sarah Bridges are national champions. The Bridges won the New Zealand aerobic title in the open mixed pairs in the Fitness Festival at the Auckland Easter Show. DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME: Lance and Sarah Bridges span a number of difficult positions in their championship-winning aerobic routine. PICTURE: Jeff Brass
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Going with the flow A major refurbishement has transformed Netherton House into a sleek living space. By Elizabeth McMeekin
IF a kitchen is the heart of a home, then Netherton House, in the village of Blanefield, has a lot of love to give. This nineteenth- century property boasts a beautiful modern kitchencum-dining area which epitomises elegant, modern living. After a lot of thinking and plenty of building work, [Sarah Bridge] totally transformed this property into a clean and modern living space. But instead of taking a hammer to the whole building, she insisted that the original features of the house be retained. \"It was really important to me that we kept details like the wood panelling and the fireplaces, \" says Sarah. \"There were a couple of things like the range cooker that we were past saving, but otherwise we kept everything we could.\" The kitchen and living area are truly outstanding. Sarah decided to knock a wall down in order to create one large social space that can be used for throwing parties or simply having friends around for dinner. A sleek white kitchen with wooden work surfaces is complimented by integrated appliances, and there is also a large breakfast bar that doubles up as an extra seating area.
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Sarah I. Campbell-Bridges
Survivors include two daughters, Dianne Bridges, Trenton, Mo., and Donna Bridges, Branson; one brother, George Campbell (Norma), Maysville; one sister, Pauline Bray (Samuel), Cameron, Mo.; five grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
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Late notices, March 20, 2011
STANBERRY, Mo. -- Max Edward Gage, 81, Stanberry, passed away Saturday, March 19, 2011, at Northwest Medical Center, Albany, Mo. SMITHVILLE, Mo. -- [Vernon R. Harrod], 92, of Smithville, formerly of Liberal, Kan. and Omaha, Neb., passed away Saturday, March 19, 2011. MARYVILLE, Mo. -- Laura Gertrude Smith, 80, of Maryville, and formerly of Clearmont, Mo., entered in eternal rest on Saturday, March 19, 2011, at the St. Francis Hospital in Maryville. Funeral service: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, First United Methodist Church, Maryville. Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Clearmont. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Bram-Danfelt Funeral Home, Maryville.
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SARAH BRIDGES NELSON MARCH 5, 1944-NOV. 27, 2010
[Sarah Bridges Nelson] was a strong believer in education and in helping others. Her mother told her (and her grandchildren) that \"education is the one thing that nobody can't take away from you.\" Sarah used this wisdom to earn her bachelor's degree from Syracuse University and her master's degree in Guidance Counseling from Duquesne University. Always having interest in the development of children, Sarah served for 26 years in the Pittsburgh Public School System as an elementary school teacher and guidance counselor. During her career, Sarah worked at many schools, including East Hills, Sunnyside, Martin Luther King, and Dilworth. She cared deeply for her students and worked conscientiously for their benefit, often worrying over them well beyond the school day and even the school year.
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On the job
LEGAL ACT: Hamilton bank officer and aerobics champ [Sarah Bridges] tries out a new job _ working on TV drama Street Legal with actors [Charles Mesure], left, and George Henare. Ms Bridges became an actor in a Vodafone Silver Ferns competition that gave five New Zealanders their dream job for a day. Ms Bridges told the Times she would have been as happy being a rally driver, but a workmate said it would be a waste of her performing talents, and convinced her to ask for a taste of acting.
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Aerial warmup for aerobics
ENERGY HIGH: Waikato sports aerobics competitors warm up for champs in France and the US, clockwise from top left, Lance and Sarah Bridges, Rychelle Walker and Sian Brown. The sport is a creative mix of power, flexibility and high energy. By day a WestpacTrust business support officer, Sarah Bridges said she and her husband Lance were the only New Zealanders competing for mixed pairs titles at the sports aerobics champs in Montpellier, in France, at the end of June.
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