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Top marks Principal elated with results

By Glenise Dreaver

“ I’ll put my head above the parapet and say that our levels of achievement for Maori at NCEA Level 1 and Level 2 are probably better than any school in New Zealand,” says Queen Charlotte College Principal Tom Parsons. He is delighted by the school’s results in the National Certificates in Educational Achievement (NCEA) and also by the draft Educational Review Office (ERO) report to be published in a fortnight’s time. The ERO report is always sent to schools before it is published to ensure there are no errors of fact, and Mr Parsons, having just seen it, is elated by its content. “It says splendid things,” he said. Continued page 2.

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Springlands resident Marita Winstanley witnessed a show of humanity on Tuesday, when a group of people and a number of cars stopped to assist a mother duck and her ducklings which had fallen into a drain on Nelson Street. Marita said she had seen the mother duck walk with her ducklings each year, making the treacherous journey from Lakings Road, across the busy Nelson Street Road heading toward Fulton Creek. This time however six of the ducklings fell into a drain, and in her moment of need members of the public rallied to help. “It was an incredible sight. A dozen or so people and four cars stopped to help retrieve these fluffy wee ducklings while the worried mother duck watched helplessly,” Marita said. A Morgan Plumbing Van was flagged down to help lift the grate over the drain and spent “several minutes” trying to reach them but in the end the SPCA was called to fish them out with a net borrowed by the Springlands Vet. During the rescue the mother duck had two ducklings with her which had ventured

onto the road. Marita said despite her best efforts an oncoming four wheel drive vehicle refused to stop and ran over the ducklings. “It was so upsetting. This young man saw me waving out to stop but he gave me the fingers and drove straight over the

ducklings. It was very sad,” she said. Finally the surviving six ducklings were safely returned to their mother who was helped to safety across the road. “I just wanted to thank everyone who stopped to help. It was a real heart warming moment,” Marita said.

Principal elated by results By Glenise Dreaver Continued from Page 1. clear expectations for behaviour and student safety, “it notes that we continue to achieve well above the national targets for NCEA and also notes the high levels of achievement of our Maori students.” Mr Parsons says they well exceed the Minister of Education’s national target for secondary education, which is to have an 85 per cent success rate of all students 18 years of age at NCEA Level 2. The national average for Level 2 is currently sitting below that goal, at 75 per cent.

QCC is however, running at 88 per cent, with their 31 per cent of Maori students scoring a colossal 92 per cent success rate. This is compared to the national average of 69 per cent for Maori students. The picture continues at NCEA Level 3, said Mr Parsons. “The national goal is a 72 per cent success rate for all candidates, and we are 74 per cent of the national average. “Normally, the higher the decile level of the school, the better the success rate, but we are doing better than many. The rigour of QCC is unquestionable.”

At 93 per cent and 90 per cent, the school’s literacy and numeracy levels at Level 1 also exceed the average for decile 4 schools by nearly 15 per cent. (The 95 per cent success rate for QCC, for Maori students, is actually two per cent ahead of the school’s own average for all its students.) Despite the impressive figures, Mr Parsons regrets that “data is now king”. “We should be past that, looking at the faces behind it. “It is important to look at the number who get meaningful jobs, for example.”

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More women stand for council By Kristy Martin Nineteen candidates have put their names forward for the Blenheim Ward, meaning at least a dozen will miss out on a seat on the Marlborough District Council. While that number was reasonably high in the lead up to today’s cut-off, council electoral officer Dean Heiford said

the figure was in line with previous years. He said there were 18 candidates in the Blenheim Ward in the 2010 Local Body Elections, and 20 in 2007. But whether any more would come in before noon today, when nominations officially close, he could not say. “It seems to be always

around that mark. “If we had a surge between now and tomorrow (Friday) then I’d be scratching my head.” However, Mr Heiford did say there was a notable increase in the number of female candidates this year. “We’ve got two in the Wairau/Awatere Ward, which is a first I think,

and I’m pretty sure that is the most we’ve had for the Blenheim Ward by far.” The Sun will publish the full list of nominations in our next edition. Blenheim Ward Candidates ANDREWS, Jenny BAGGE, Jessica SHENFIELD, Laressa CRESSWELL, Sue (Inde pendent) TAYLOR, Graeme

BUCK, Keith SLOAN, Terry GALLOWAY, Adelle COLLYNS, Liz DEW, David ARBUCKLE, Jamie LEGGETT, John DAWSON, Brian CRESSWELL, Erin LLOYD, David MONTGOMERY, Russell WOLFE, Chris MOONEY, Michael A GOODWIN, Aaron James

Clubs bring seniors together

More than 260 seniors, many from out of town, have spent two days in Blenheim playing games and sports, socialising and exploring the area. The lively group was in town for the annual Seniors Multi Club Get Together, a social gathering for over-55s from the top of the south island and north to New Plymouth. The two-day event, hosted by Clubs of Marlborough’s Golden Oldies group, featured indoor bowls, cards and pool on Tuesday followed by tours of local wineries and visits to the Aviation Heritage Centre on Wednesday. There were lunches, raffles and prize givings and club members from Petone, New Plymouth and Palmerston North reported having a wonderful time. “The aviation museum was great and so was the chocolate factory,” said Brian Nokes of Petone Workmans Club. Bob Bothwell of Marlborough Golden Oldies Clubs of Marlborough’s Golden Oldies at the Seniors' Get Together. “I thought if we got 150 we’d be doing well.” the Clubs of Marlborough. said it was the first time the event had been held Of course, the region has changed consider“This club is absolutely out of this world, best in Blenheim since the 1980s. “I’m surprised at how many people are here,” ably since then and visitors said they were club in New Zealand I reckon,” said Martin happy with the excellent facilities, particularly Abels from Petone. he said.

Anglers praise increase on snapper limits Recreational sea anglers have praised government proposals to increase the bag limits for snapper in the Marlborough Sounds. Government has listed as one option for the Marlborough Sounds an increase in the daily bag from three snapper to five. The Marlborough

Recreational Fishers' Association in submissions agreed to an increase, but have suggested six. MRFA spokesman Laurie Stevenson of Picton said an increase would restore justice and equality after 17 years when in 1997, the bag limit was slashed from 10 to three

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Truck hits cow At 5.20pm on Tuesday Kaikoura Police attended a traffic accident on SH1, Hapuka, Kaikoura. A truck travelling on SH1 hit a cow that had escaped from its paddock. The vehicle sustained minor frontal damage and the cow died at the scene.

Quake-damaged homes assessed The Earthquake Commission has confirmed that assessments following last month’s earthquake cluster will begin on Monday. EQC General Manager Customer Services, Bruce Emson, says 20 assessment teams will be split between the lower North and upper South Island and will start assessing damage to homes, land and contents from next week. It is expected to take three to six months to complete assessment of all claims, depending on final claim numbers. A timeframe for completing settlement of claims is still being developed. So far, just over 4400 claims have been lodged, with roughly three-quarters in the lower North Island and one-quarter in the upper South Island.

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$Multimillion eco-friendly winery coming soon By Kristy Martin Wine tanks have begun to be installed at the new multimillion dollar Babich Winery in Blenheim, which is set to boast a number of innovative and eco-friendly features. A heat recycling system, passive wine cooling and a neutral colour scheme to blend the building in with the natural surroundings are just some of the features of the new business. Construction began back in April on the 4000sqm winery in the Cloudy Bay Business Park, just south of town on State Highway 1. Auckland-based Babich

Wines are the landowners, while Apollo Projects’ Marlborough team is leading the charge when it comes to design and construction. Apollo’s senior project manager Phil Martin said construction was fast-tracked because, being in an industrial zone, resource consent was not needed. “Unlike other wineries, which can take up to 12 months, this one is going to be ready in eight,” Mr Martin said. “It is on track, even with the wind and rain. It is actually ahead of schedule.” The site’s fully-insulated winery tank area will have the

ability to store up to 2.8 million litres of wine. Mr Martin explained that the winery features a number of energy efficient designs, including a heat recovery system that takes waste heat - a by-product from the refrigeration system - and pumps it through to the tanks to provide warm glycol for processing and hot water for wash down. “Energy costs are one of the single biggest hurdles when it comes to wine production,” Mr Martin said. “With this system, it’s basically getting energy for nothing.”

Every last detail of the plan has been carefully considered, from the placement of indoor wine tanks to better showcase the product to clients, right through to the selection of an exterior colour scheme that will allow the building to blend in with its surrounding environment. “The client (Babich) gave us an outline of what they wanted and the rest has been designed by Apollo’s Marlboroughbased team,” Mr Martin explained. The winery is set to open in December 2013 and will process the 2014 vintage.

WoF changes for 2014 Changes to the Warrant of Fitness system will mean all light vehicles registered between 2004 and 2008 will be required to have an annual, rather than six-monthly, inspection. Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee said changes to the system are to be introduced in two stages from next year and are expected to save New Zealanders $1.8 billion over 30 years. The changes to inspections involving vehicles first registered between 2004 and 2008 will begin on January 1, 2014.

From July 1, 2014, annual inspections will be extended to include all light vehicles first registered anywhere on or after January 2000. “Also from this date new vehicles will receive an initial inspection, another one when they’re three years old, then annual inspections for their lifetime,” Mr Brownlee said. “Vehicles first registered anywhere before 1 January 2000 will remain on six-monthly inspections for their lifetime. “Motorists won’t have to do anything

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COUNCIL NEWS Time running out for low-cost disposal of old TV sets There are just a few days left for people to get rid of their old TV sets at the subsidised dumping rate of $5. Old television sets may be left at the Council’s E-Waste Collection Facility at the Wither Road Resource Recovery Centre, where the dumping cost is subsidised by the Ministry for the Environment. Sets may also be dropped off at the Council transfer stations in Picton, Havelock, Rai Valley, Wairau Valley and Seddon. There’s money left in the kitty for a further 500 sets to be dumped in Marlborough at the subsidised rate – but only up until Tuesday 20 August. After that, the charge reverts to the regular rate of $15 per set. Council’s E Waste Collection Facility takes unwanted electronic goods, open Wednesday-Sunday, 10.00 am-4.00 pm.

Community Grants Marlborough District Council is seeking applications for funding from not-forprofit organisations providing services to the Marlborough community under the following category headings: • Community Welfare/Social Services • Environment • Sport and Recreation Applications must be for projects/services that meet the criteria for the funding and be of direct benefit to the people of the Marlborough district. Application forms along with details of eligibility and criteria are available at Council offices, the library and on Council’s website www.marlborough.govt.nz/OurCommunity/Grants-and-Awards Applications close 5pm 31 October 2013 For further information please contact: Lyne Reeves Community Development Advisor Ph. 03 520 7400

Arts and Heritage Grants Marlborough District Council is seeking applications for funding from organisations providing arts or heritage services to the Marlborough community. Applications must be for projects/services that meet the criteria for the funding and be of direct benefit to the people of the Marlborough district. Application forms, along with details of eligibility and criteria are available at Council offices, the library and on Council’s website www.marlborough.govt.nz/OurCommunity/Grants-and-Awards Applications close 5pm 31 October 2013

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The Marlborough Road Safety Council is holding a free driver training course: On: Tuesday 27 August At: The Wesley Centre – Henry Street, Blenheim Time: 1.30 pm to 4.30 pm For: Senior drivers and road users Based on: The New Zealand Road Code Please register your interest in attending with Nigel on Ph: 03 578 5256.

Cleaning up the Taylor River waterway Clean water is a priority for the Marlborough District Council so it is taking steps to improve the water quality in the Taylor River. As a first step, it will be assessing the water quality of both the Taylor River and its major rural tributary, Doctor’s Creek. Council water scientists will examine the land use factors influencing water quality in these waterways and look for ways to reduce or manage any effects.

The project is in two parts: • The Taylor River Characterisation Study will investigate water quality in the Taylor Catchment below the Doctor’s Creek confluence. • Downstream of the Doctor’s Creek confluence, the Stormwater Monitoring Network Project will investigate Peter Hamill takes water samples from the Fairhall Co-Op Drain on Bells Road, the effect of urban stormwater on the Taylor River which feeds into the Taylor River. water quality. The Council will be taking water samples from sites within How you can help improve water quality in the Taylor River the Doctor’s Creek catchment in the weeks ahead as the • Keep all stock out of streams • Pick up your dog droppings and dispose of them in an project gets underway. Council staff will be in touch with appropriate manner property owners to arrange access to some test sites. • Plant riparian margins with native species such as flax and For more information contact Senior Environmental cabbage trees • Ensure only rain goes down the drains (eg, no detergents or Scientist (Water Quality and Ecology) Peter Hamill, waste liquids). Ph: 03 520 7400 or peter.hamill@marlborough.govt.nz

Rates rebate for lower income home owners Now is the time to come in and claim a rebate on your rates if you are a lowincome earner or a superannuitant. You could be entitled to rates assistance, which comes in the form of a payment from Internal Affairs, of up to $595. The level of rebate depends on the amount of your rates bill, your income and the number of dependents who live at the property. Remember that a new application needs to be lodged each year. We have

designated staff on hand at the Council to help but, with a steady stream of people coming in, there have been small queues this year. You can help us speed up the process by bringing in your application form with as much of the detail filled out as you are able to do on your own. However, our staff are there to help if you are unsure, or if there are parts of the form you cannot fill out alone. Along with the application form, applicants should bring in their 2013-14

rates invoice, information about income before tax for the year ended March 31, 2013, including any interest earned or WINZ benefits and, where there is a partner, details of their income. More information is available on the Council website www.marlborough. govt.nz in the section under Services, Rates, Rebates. A rates rebate application form is also available from www.ratesrebates.govt.nz

Maintaining Marlborough’s historic and notable trees Marlborough has many introduced trees dating back to the early days of settlement of the district. Some of the oldest examples are the huge eucalypts believed to have been put in as marker pegs. Generally considered the largest in the district is a white gum, or Manna gum, Eucalyptus viminalis, thought to have been planted at Woodbourne by Henry Godfrey about 1857 and now more than 300cm in diameter. Others thought to be marker peg examples are Burleigh Park’s giant Manna gum and the magnificent specimen on the edge of SH1 at the southern approach to Spring Creek. Other exotics, particularly those in public spaces, were planted to mark momentous events in the district or official visits by royalty. Some fine examples can be seen in Seymour Square. Once a swamp, the hectare of

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surrounding one of New Zealand’s earliest sportsgrounds, Nelson Square. These, and other trees of significance, are protected within Council’s resource management plans and any pruning or work undertaken on or near these trees, may require resource consent. For more information or to nominate trees for protection, contact Council’s duty planner or amenities officer Robin Dunn, Ph: 03 520 7400 or email robin.dunn@marlborough.govt.nz

Handicrafts offer a chance to socialise

Tuition in a wide range of handicraft activities is available to older people through the Blenheim branch of Care and Craft which is held at the Nativity Centre every Monday from 9.30 am to 1.30 pm. It’s a chance for people to learn or Marlborough District Council PO Box 443 Blenheim 7240 New Zealand

land was drained for cricket and rugby matches before the public gardens were developed in the early 1900s. The older trees still there include the cypresses near the pathways, planted in 1912, and the pin oak, Quercus palustris, which spreads its branches across the north-west point of the Square, at the Henry and Alfred Street corner. Planted in 1920 by Edward, Prince of Wales, later to become, briefly, Edward VIII, the oak tree is now more than 18-metres high. Marlborough has more than 500 trees, individual specimens and stands of trees, considered worthy of note, 385 of them on private land. But others are in our parks and reserves – like the London plane tree planted in the 1870s in what is now Blenheim’s Eltham Road reserve or Picton’s giant sequoias, understood to have been planted about 1869

practice a craft – anything from cane work and fabric painting to knitting and weaving – but it’s also a chance to enjoy the company of others. Transport can be arranged if it’s needed and morning tea and lunch is provided at very small charge.

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cops copping out For years and years there have been 2 local tinny houses in the riversdale area selling drugs to anyone including people under age. The police are aware of it yet they dont put a stop to it! So much for looking out for the community.

going too far I was shocked 2 c a parking metre lady checking over vehicles up redwood st near horton park? I thought they only did this in the main part of town, do they hv a set number they mst get daily, seems a bit over the top!

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Magic production Dear Ed, I was so lucky to be able to attend the combined College's production of Jesus Christ Super Star last saturday afternoon. I was absolutely 'Blown Away, Gob-smacked and transported' by the quality of the performance. My faith in the youth

of this country, and Blenheim in particular has well and truly been restored. So to everyone concerned with that performance in the words of Abba. Thank you for the music. In the words of an 80 year old Thank you for the magic. Norma Andrews

GCSB Dear Ed It's been said many times if we give up freedom at any cost, especially for security, we will lose both. Fact: that NSA is spying and hoovering up our meta data and contents of all communication and storing it in big computers. Fact: in the British and German papers it's reported that the NSA US Govt paid the British GCHQ over 100,000 million pounds for access to UK citizens. The collusion would appear to be throughout the EU and most of the world. The GCSB is a spy network

previously responsible for overseas intelligence. This Bill is changing that to spying on New Zealand citizens. In 2003 and 2008 under Labour and National Governments, investigative journalists were part of the list of security risks. Freedom of the Press. If the US or UK or anyone else has access to our data, then a warrant is a worthless safeguard. This is not about Security This is about leverage on freedom of speech and private property. Name provided

Clean and green? Dear Ed New Zealand 100% pure has been shown a sham. So it's clean and green but is that credible? A Ministry for the Environment report says over 60 per cent of rivers monitored are unsafe for swimming described as "poor" or "very poor" in quality. But Government says the report is encouraging! C'mon Mr Key as tourism minister and Ms Adams as conservation minister! New Zealand has 4.3m people,

less than the individual population of Australian cities, e.g. Greater Sydney, Greater Melbourne. Marlborough is not immune. The Taylor River's quality has degraded alarmingly. Why? Does Council know? What chemicals are sprayed around vineyards and along Spring Creek's tributaries? With local elections due, let's hope there's some new faces with an environmental awareness. Don Coyote

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5 minutes with: Lloyd Bush Geoffrey T Sowman Funeral Director

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What is your favourite food? Bacon sandwiches, lime milkshakes and my wife’s parmesan and basil chicken.

What makes you smile?

My two boys Toby and Jasper What’s your pet hate?

Hoarding junk

Your favoured holiday destination? Most recent, a Golden Bay holiday home.

What’s your favourite music? Nothing in particular, have got ‘Of Monsters and Men’ in the car at the moment.

What is the one thing Sun readers would be surprised to know about you? I’m learning to fly with the Marlborough Aero Club, and I make a mean cheese scone!

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Who would you invite to dinner? Nigella Lawson (and she can cook if she wishes)

What’s next on your wish list? Win Big Wednesday

A saying you like to live by? ‘If in doubt throw it out’

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- weekend event guide EVENT GUIDE Friday 16 August The Muslim Association of Marl Inc Friday (Jummah) prayers every week between 12pm 2pm, PH Br Zayd 027 644 979 or Br Fouad 021 0253 1275 The Edwin Fox Maritime Centre, Picton Open everyday from 9am Great wet weather day activity and child friendly. Come check out the amazing history and facts. Kids under 5 free! 1/2 price Sunday’s through August. 160th Anniversary Year Sit and Be Fit with Sue Free general exercise for the not so mobile while sitting down! 1pm Monday and Friday afternoons at 131 Budge Street, plenty of parking. Phone Sue: 578 0469 Sit and Be Fit with Jeanette Free exercise for all ages at Crossroads, 2 Redwood Street. At 10am Phone 578 5395. Quest Intermediate age youth group, 3.30pm-5pm, Picton Baptist Church, 293 Waikawa Rd, Picton. Text Bronwyn 021 046 2434. Pastel Painting Marlborough Art Society, 10am till 3pm, Prue: 578 8888. Tai Chi Today and Mondays. 10am, 11.30am and 1pm. Liz 027 748 6666. Picton Museum 10am till 4pm daily, 9 London Quay. 573 8283.

Picton Little Theatre Stand Up Comedy Night 4 headline acts in in night - Nick Rado, Cohen Holloway, Sam Smith & James Noskie. 7.15pm Tickets available from Take Note Havelock Theatre present ‘Double Take’ Gala opening with complimentory refreshments tonight 7pm. Matinee Sunday 18th 2pm Other performances 7pm 21, 22,23 and 24 Aug ‘Conversations with a Faithest’ Wesley Centre 7.30pm Chris Stedman, Humanist Chaplain at Harvard University, talks about his work in getting community action between Atheists, religious communities, Muslims and other faith groups. Ph John 5787359 Cruisy Church at St.Andrews For children between 3 and 10 yrs. come and join us at 5pm for games and, craft,Celebrate with God then share food together. All welcome. Marlborough Embroiderers’ Guild first saturday of the month at 1.30pm - 4.30pm St John’s Rooms, Seymour St Ph Roz 57824 Blenheim Rotary Boot Sale Market every saturday 7am to noon. “I” site car park. For info Ph John 578 3918 Blenheim Menz Shed 4 Dillons Point Rd open 9am to 12 noon Saturday and Wednesday. Monday 1 - 4pm. Building relationships, sharing skills and working on your own or community projects. Ph Gerry 5781835 Pregnancy Yoga 9.15am-10.15am. For information call Huia: 021 0724 107

Riverside Railways Train departs from Brayshaw Park Stn for Beaver Stn central Blenheim at 1.5pm and 3.00pm. Takes approx 1 hour. Adults $10 Children $5 CASH ONLY Marlborough Harriers Woodbourne Half Marathon, 5km and 10km Fun Run/Walk. Half Marathon Walk and Hybrid starts at 9:00am Half Marathon Run starts at 10:00am 5km and 10km Fun Run/Walk starts at 10:15am. ph Les 5778307 021463922

St Luke’s Anglican Church Ferry Road, Spring Creek. Join us for Christian worship every Sunday 09.30 Contact Rev Derek 03 578 3909 Picton Rotary Club Car Boot Sale. Picton RSA carpark from 9am1pm, every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month. Contact Sheira 578 3909 or see the notice board outside the church

Redwood Market 8am-noon, Redwood Tavern car park. Plants produce and crafts.

Model Aero Club ARA Wairau Valley 9am. Murray 578 9199 or Tony 577 9776.

Yealands Estate Marlborough Gallery Open 10.30am till 4.30pm daily, 204 High St. 577 6784 www.marlboroughartsociety.com

Vintage Farm Machinery 10am till 3pm, Open every day. Brayshaw Vintage Farm, Guided tours available, Doris 579 4357.

Petanque 10am 65A Weld Street – Phone John 577 9789.

Sunday 18 August

Buddhism for Modern Life 10am, 573 5379.

Woodbourne Tavern Present ‘The Chilli Dogs’ from 8pm

Marlborough Fun Duathlon Series Based at the Wither Hills Farm Park , Blenheim. Suitable for all levels. Enter for Fun, Fitness or Competition. Course is 2.3km run / 15km cycle / 2.3km run.You just need running shoes and a bike that will travel 15km with you on it:) Contact Mark Grammer 021 533 635

Ulysses Ride to Kekerengu. Lunch ride down the Coast end) 10.45am uth (so Meet at railway Stn m 11a departing

Tramping Club Mary 5728762.

Havelock Thea tre present ‘Doubl e Take’ Gala op ening with complimentory re 7pm. Matinee Su freshments tonight nday 18th 2pm Other perform ances 7pm 21, 22,23 and 24 Aug

Blenheim Bonsai 2pm-4pm, 7 Hale Street. Dave 577 8679.

If you have an event contact Liz at The Sun on 5777 868

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Marlborough Modellers Association 1st and 3rd Sunday’s of each month. Brayshaw Park, 8 Arthur Baker Place.

The Peoples Sunday Market Winter location 10am Market Place (The Forum) Plants, Books, Jewellery, Pine Cones, Crafts. Sites $5 Ph 5787918

The Diversion Gallery Open 12noon-5pm Wed – Sat. 10 London Quay, Picton. 573 7376 or 027 440 8121 or www.thediversion.co.nz

Blenheim Lions Monster Book Fair Today and Sunday from 9am until 5pm In the old Guthrie Bowron building, Seymour Street Proceeds to go to Hope House.

Marlborough Rock and Mineral Club 10am-4pm every Sunday at Brayshaw Park. Come and see our large rock, mineral, crystal and fossil collection, work room and books. Free admission.

Winter Farmers’ Market 10am - 12.30pm -Liz Davidson Park, Cnr Charles & Queen Streets,Showcasing the best of what Marlborough has to offer Fresh, local and Marlborough grown sold by the producer. Abundant with seasonal fruit, vegetables, baking and much much more.

Pony Club @ Grounds, New Renwick Rd. 10am every 2nd Sunday of the month. Grant 578 2100 Michelle 572 8984.

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Marlborough Guild of Woodworkers Brayshaw Park, open workshop 1-4pm, Every 1st Sunday of the month. Wooden toys for sale. Malcolm: 578 8809.

Ulysses Ride Lunch ride down the Coast to Kekerengu. Meet at railway Stn (south end) 10.45am departing 11am

Mini Putt & Merry-Go-Round Picton Foreshore, 10am every day during school holidays, today and Sunday, 10am

Marlborough Museum 26 Arthur Baker Place, off New Renwick Rd, Brayshaw Heritage Park. Daily 10am till 4pm.

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Ferrets used to check for TB in Marlborough More than 530 ferrets in the Marlborough district have been trapped and submitted for post mortem to check for any signs of bovine tuberculosis (TB). Due to their scavenging habits, ferrets can pick up TB from infected wild animal carcasses and can pass onto farmed cattle and deer. They can also potentially reveal where the disease may still be present in the possum population. Nationally, ground-based methods, such as trapping and hand-laid toxins, account for around 80 per cent of TBfree New Zealand’s wild animal control work. Once the post mortem results have been con-

firmed, including whether any ferrets are found to have TB, the operation will help identify if there is a need for future possum control in Marlborough. The ferret trapping took place over about 135,000 hectares. TBfree New Zealand Northern South Island Programme Manager Matt Hickson said ferret trapping also helps indicate where buffer zones are required to prevent infected wild animals from spreading TB into areas that are either free of the disease or working towards its eradication. The location of the traps and where the ferrets were caught was recorded using hand-held GPS

devices. If an animal is found to be infected, this information is linked back to where they were caught and used to plan future TB control. “We greatly appreciate the co-operation of landowners when it comes to allowing TBfree New Zealand contractors onto their properties to set and check the traps,” Mr Hickson said. Under the national TB control plan, the TBfree New Zealand programme aims to rid the disease from at least 2.5 million hectares, one quarter of this TB risk area by 2026.

Hundreds set to attend national wine conference Only 40 years ago, the first grapevines destined for the modern New Zealand wine industry were planted in Marlborough. In two weeks, more than 550 grape growers, winemakers, industry leaders and trade personnel will converge in the district to attend the annual conference. The Romeo Bragato conference is New Zealand’s most important for the grape-growing and wine sector, and is named after one of the early pioneers of the industry. The conference will be held in Blenheim at the Marlborough Convention Centre from 28-30 August, with Rabobank once again providing top-tier sponsorship. While Marlborough participants comprise more than half of all attendees, industry representatives from around the country will descend en-masse in Blenheim for the three-day event. “Last year, we booked more than 200 nights at local hotels and motels,” said New Zealand Winegrowers general manager of research, Dr Simon Hooker.

“And the awards dinner was attended by 320 people – all drinking locally made wine and eating, where possible, local produce.” Marlborough Mayor Alistair Sowman will be attending the event for the first time, but he is already well aware of the million-dollar boost the Bragato conference gives the local economy.

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SALES Brookfield Place Redwoodtown 9am gardening tools, household items, tumble dryer, manchester and lots more Saturday York St Picton 10am1pm general household items whiteware and bric-a-brac

public notice HAVELOCK THEATRE present DOUBLE TAKE Gala Opening with complimentory refreshments 7pm 17th Aug. Matinee 2pm 18th. Other performances 7pm 21, 22, 23 and 14

*Qualified Dog Groomer *Specializing in smaller breeds. *Reasonable rates. *Weekend appointments available For an appointment phone Carolyn Harrison 5778573. Marlborough Girls’ College

INTRODUCTORY EVENING An Information Evening for prospective Year 9 students 2014 and Parents Tuesday August 20th • 7.00pm Marlborough Girls’ College Hall All welcome

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ART/ANTIQUES Stock liquidation sale bargains galore for early birds Ph 579 6046 Souchebys Antiques 50 Grove Rd (SH1) Blenheim Camping Gear as new includes four man tent, sleeping bags, stove, cots, mattress's, t a b l e, l a n t e r n a n d sunshade. Rimu Table and 6 Chairs, Hutch Dresser Bauer Bike (in good condition), New Leather Coat Inquiries Ph 0275166335 FURNITURE Stock Liquidation Sale Genuine bargains for early birds Ph 5796046 Souchebys Antiques, 50 Grove Rd (SH1) Blenheim PEA STRAW $10 per bale delivered ph 572 2701. Please leave a message.

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To enable this growth to continue we are looking to recruit a highly motivated individual to join our spirited Cellar team. The successful applicant will be involved in all facets of cellar work in our state of the art winery; whilst previous experience is preferred full training will be given. This position will suit someone who is a team player, has excellent communication skills, attention to detail and a positive attitude. This is an excellent opportunity for the successful applicant to be part of a young, dynamic, passionate team in a rapidly growing business with lofty goals. We provide transport to and from the winery each day, and an attractive package will be available to the successful applicant. Expressions of interest and CV’s should be emailed to:

Applications close Monday 2nd September. BEST WORKPLACES FIN

We are looking for a qualified tradesman panel beater who is capable and confident in all aspects of panel beating, particularly smash work on late model vehicles. If you: • Enjoy being busy and pride yourself on producing high quality workmanship • Are reliable with good time management skills • Are self-motivated but work well within a team Then we would love to talk to you about joining our busy and progressive Blenheim team. We offer new and modern premises with up to date equipment as well as a busy environment. If you think this is for you please either call Marc Flood or email your CV to us. 03 5784192 or 027 7331648 maher.moseley@xtra.co.nz

Qualified Builder – Bunnings Blenheim

Pelorus Community Preschool is holding an art and craft expo at the Havelock School Hall. On display will be a sample of the children’s art work. There will be local artists from the community, such as flax weaver, painters, ceramics, patchwork, woodwork and more. Celebrate the children’s and the wider community’s creativity. To cover costs there will be a gold coin entry fee.

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MACHINERY/DIESEL TECHNICIAN Marlborough Tractor Services, based in Renwick, are agriculture and viticulture specialists servicing local industry with a wide range of internationally renowned brands as well as associated parts and accessories. We also provide machinery servicing, light engineering and custom build services. A vacancy has arisen for a permanent, full-time Machinery/Diesel Technician in our busy Workshop. The successful applicant will be involved in the servicing and repair of machinery from leading brands and using the latest technology. This role is both workshop and field based - flexibility and a valid drivers’ licence are a must. The successful candidate will be a teamplayer who can demonstrate the following: Competence, Experience in all aspects of repair and maintenance including the overhaul of major components, Fault diagnostics and preventative maintenance experience, Attention to detail, Pride in work, An ability to work unsupervised, A customer focus, A flexible ‘can-do’ attitude, Communication and interpersonal skills. Previous viticulture and agriculture machinery experience or an understanding of the industries that we service may be an advantage. If you have a forklift endorsement this may also be an advantage. If you feel that you have the skills we are looking for please apply in full confidence with a CV and cover letter to: The Manager, Marlborough Tractor Services 29 High Street, PO Box 114, Renwick 7243 Or info@marlboroughtractors.co.nz

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AUGER, Ronald James (Ron): August 9, 2013

MASLIN, Mylee Megan: August 9, 2013

CAVENAGH, Nitai Gaura Chandra (8lb) August 8, 2013

COOMBES, Rex: August 13, 2013

TURNER, Bruce Menzies: August 8, 2013

ECCERSALL, Jean Elizabeth: August 10, 2013

USMAR, Val (nee Boardman) (formerly Kaveney): August 9, 2013

PARTRIDGE, Alexander James (8lb) August 11, 2013

GRAHAM, Malcolm MacKay (Buddy): August 9, 2013

WALSHE, Jackson Billy (7lb 1oz) August 7, 2013

BELL, Ronald (Ron): Passed away, peacefully, at Bethsaida Retirement Village on Sunday August 11, 2013. Loved son of the late Robert and Alice, and a brother to Valmai and Stanley. Loved husband of the late Pauline and the late Patricia (Joan); loved father, father-in-law, mentor and companion to the late Peter and his wife Stephanie, Geoffrey, Wendy, and Ian and Deirdre. Grandad to Andrew and Mathew; Vanessa and Richard; Tosca and Kirsten; and Melissa and Daniel. Great Granddad to Annalise and Rosalie, and Eleanor. Ron touched the lives of thousands

WATKINS, Anne: August 10, 2013

JONES, Gwenyth Eileen: August 11, 2013

WAITE-KELLY, Aniyah (8lb 10oz) August 6, 2013

McLACHLAN, Eric Lamont: August 13, 2013

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Sport Correction In the last edition we incorrectly named Picton Rowing Club member Mitchell Mackenzie-Mol. Mitchell, 18, recently received a silver medal in the New Zealand quadruple sculls crew at the World Junior Championships in Lithuania. We apologise for this error.

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Some good news for a change What a delight it was to see TV1 lead its 6pm news on Tuesday with a report of Valerie Adams winning her fourth consecutive world championship gold medal. It made a change from Fonterra’s dirty pipe debacle, the latest homicide and other depressing stories which can be dished up to us every evening. With her win in Moscow, Adams has now become the greatest shot putter in the athletics history but watching her, even before she tosses the shot, it does not come as a surprise because she looks so vastly more athletic than her opposition. Shot putting is about power, strength, agility and speed in the circle and Adams, unlike her rivals, has the lot. Barring injury, loss of motivation or the emergence of someone matching her athleticism, she could be reigning for another 10 years.

If you’re a rugby fan you should be happy this weekend with the All Blacks meeting the Wallabies in the first of the Bledisloe tests and the ITM Cup kicking off. As far as Marlborough is concerned, however, it could be a fair bet to say most interest locally will be in the final of the Press Cup inter-secondary schools first XV competition which will be played by Marlborough Boys’ College and Nelson College in Blenheim tomorrow. Reports from Christchurch indicate that the performances of the Top of the South schools have surprised some of the ‘Old Firm” outfits down there. It’s the first time a Cantab school has not made the final! In the ITM Cup, Tasman travels down to Invercargill to take on Southland. The TAB rates Southland a better chance of taking the championship than Tasman but one learned sportswriter is tipping

a Tasman win on Saturday. I’m sure Tasman would like to see that outcome eventuate but they’ll be doing extremely well if they return with a win. Dan Carter’s omission from the All Blacks for the Bledisloe opener against the Wallabies tomorrow has seen the Chiefs pivot, Aaron Cruden slotted into first-five, “seamlessly,” if you believe the media reports. In general play Cruden is a class act without a doubt but his goal kicking can be a bit wobbly. This didn’t prevent one expert I read this week stating that Cruden’s test record suggested his sometimes inconsistent goal kicking was only a minor problem. I hope so but the thing is goal kicks win matches. Ask a St Bede’s College player who, if he had slotted a 35 metres plum in front sitter against Nelson College in the dying minutes of their match last weekend, would

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have made a St Bede’sMarlborough Boys’ Press Cup final tomorrow. But it isn’t. A nd what happened to Tiger Woods in the USPGA last weekend? The week before the media was showering him with accolades as he trounced the field at the Bridgestone Invitational to win by seven shots. At t he USP GA last weekend, however, Woods was buried in the pack and hardly rated a mention. Golf can be a cruel sport.

Showdown for old rivals By Kristy Martin Excitement is mounting over tomorrow’s highly-anticipated Press Cup final between Marlborough Boys’ College First XV and Nelson First XV. The local boys have been training hard and are hoping to secure victory over their neighbouring rivals during the home game at Lansdowne Park. Marlborough Boys coach Gray Cornelius said fans could be in for a thrilling match, as the two top of the south teams had clashed earlier this season and the result was a draw. Being neighbours also added to the ferocity of the competition. “Most of the boys have played each other before as they’ve come up through the ranks,” he said.

“The boys are pretty excited. “They’ve been training hard and working very hard. “If we play as well as we can I’m sure we can win.” The team have decided not to attend tonight’s college formal in favour of being in peak condition for the game. Their coach said this proved their dedication to the sport. “That was the decision they made. Some of them have worked very hard for this for a number of years.” Fans are being urged to head along and show their support by dressing in blue and gold. “Hopefully there will be a big crowd,” Mr Cornelius said. “I’m sure there will be plenty of Nelson people coming over Marlborough Boys player Chad Ternent slips through a tackle. The for it as well.” team will take on Nelson Boys College tomorrow in the Press Cup Kick off is at 2.30pm. Final. Photo supplied

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