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By Adam Poulopoulos The Marlborough District Council’s water subsidy application for Seddon has been backed by its residents, but not all the community is happy with the decision. About 80 Seddon locals attended a confrontational meeting at the Awatere Memorial Hall on Monday night. The meeting was held to discuss council’s application for government funds to go towards a centralised membrane filtration system. Continued page 2.

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Friendly pig passes away By Adam Poulopoulos A pig who entertained crowds of Marlburians for 13 years had to be put down recently. The late Pig Pig and his friend Rosie attracted crowds of visitors to Phil and Cheryl Sowman’s Swamp Road property for many years. The vet examining Pig Pig had never seen a wild pig live so long, but said the boar was likely to lose the use of his back legs. As that happened he was humanely put down, on Tuesday last week. When Phil and Cheryl’s son Brad found Pig Pig in 2001, he was barely a week old and was the size of a small cat. After he was domesticated he attracted a diverse range of visitors to feed him, from children to families to retirement village parties. Phil said Pig Pig’s uniqueness attracted people. “The family would ask the kids what they

wanted to do in the weekend – they thought they’d want to go to Picton or the aquatic centre but often they’d end up here feeding the pigs. “There’s hardly any farm animals left in Marlborough now, so people would come by weekly.” Pig Pig had his fair share of escapades, once making a solo trip to Dillon’s Point. On another occasion, the family had a boat to sell in their backyard, and Phil said when the to-be owners came to do measurements, they got a rude shock. “He came down and surrounded them. They yelled out for help – they couldn’t get out of the boat. “They didn’t know he was tame.” Cheryl said the family was letting people know about what had happened. “We’re not looking for a new companion for Rosie. We’re just telling people Pig Pig’s gone.” Pig Pig, a well known boar has passed away.

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Continued from page 1. The funds are being distributed in the final round of the Capital Assistance Programme, which supplies $10 million per year in grants nationwide. The meeting was attended by the Seddon/Awatere Water Committee and representatives from council, the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board and engineering consultancy Beca. The application will not address Seddon’s rural properties, which are already fitted with individual purification devices. Mayor Alistair Sowman said he was happy with the decision. “It’s very clear this community wants a fresh water system. “It’s our top priority. We’ll work to get the best system at the cheapest price.” A majority voted for the application, but council assets and services manager Mark Wheeler said until it was made, council had the chance to amend it to include a different purification system, or scrap it altogether, depending on further cost analysis. Resident Adam Neilsen disagrees with council’s plans, and has founded the Seddon Water Action Group, who voted against the application. He said the group was not planning to vote no, but did so after a group of seasonal workers arrived at

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the meeting. He said the workers arrived with their boss Carl Jackson, also a Seddon Water Committee member, in an attempt to force an affirmative vote for the subsidy. “I think most people here are pretty disgusted. “If that happened in a rural community, there’d be a rebellion.” Mr Neilsen said the workers left the meeting before

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the vote could be taken. Mr Jackson said he had acted to inform his workers, who were both members of the community and consumers of the water, and didn’t intend to upset anybody. Mr Neilsen formed SWAG, in part due to having left the Seddon Water Committee, who were reluctant to consider options besides the membrane system. He said membrane technology required chemicals to clean the water and the system, and instead suggested the Homespring point-of-entry units with an added filter, a method requiring no chemicals at a cheaper price. Beca water supply technical director Andrew Watson said if a series of units were placed in a central area they would be considered. Preliminary calculations suggest 26 Homespring units would be required to service the 248 homes in question. Council has until February 27 to get the application to the Ministry of Health, and Seddon will know by August next year if they have a grant. Seddon’s water is currently treated by chlorination, which fails if the water becomes dirty. Seddon’s household tap water currently has an indefinite boil notice.

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WOMAN AIRLIFTED A woman in her 70s was flown to the Wairau Emergency Department after requiring medical assistance on Sunday morning. At approximately 4:30am the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter was dispatched to Ruakaka Bay.

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Yesterday’s Armistice Day memorial service.

Lieutenant Commander Neil Connell of HMAS Sydney salutes the Blenheim War Memorial.

Emotional Armistice service Story and photos by Celeste Lodewyk While the wind blew throughout yesterday’s Armistice Day memorial service in Blenheim, nothing could influence the strong sense of honour

and sorrow for the loss of lives during the First World War. R e p r e s e n t a t ive s f r o m t h e Marlborough District Council, the Marlborough RSA, the New Zealand Defence Force and members of the

public turned out for the service which took place at 11am, marking the cease to hostilities on the Western Front in 1918. Emotional addresses were given by RSA members who described

the horror of war and the grief felt by NZ’ers who lost family during the war. This was followed by a wreath laying ceremony and placing of poppies at the service.

Marlborough Mayor despairs at ferry disruptions Marlborough Mayor Alistair Sowman says the on-going disruptions to the Cook Strait ferry service undermines top-of-the-south tourism and is a continuing source of concern for the South Island economy. Mr Sowman says it’s time for a serious review of the Interislander service by central government.

“New Zealanders are getting suspicious about this long-running saga of breakdowns and patch-ups to the ships and service – we want to know that there is a reliable inter-island link and that the government is committed to maintaining that link.” Freight movement between the islands was delayed every time the ferry schedule was

Response by Kiwi Rail senior communications advisor David Miller The cancellations at the weekend allowed Cook Strait. the Aratere to get back into her usual time We understand the frustrations of customslots in time for the Sunday afternoon and ers, and nobody is more disappointed than Monday sailings, and is routine practise in we are. situations such as these. Arahura’s fault on Thursday morning Bookings for both cancelled services were has been traced back to a failed electronic very light and all freight and passengers card which controls the pitch of the vessel’s transferred to the Kaitaki. propellers. Referring to the recent issue with the The card has lasted thirty years and is not Arahura, KiwiRail is frustrated with recent a component which is prone to failure. It has problems and delays, but is committed to been replaced. providing a reliable, regular service across Kaitaki’s bow door failure at Labour

A 26-year-old Wairau Valley man was taken to hospital after his vehicle rolled near Wairau Valley on Friday. At about 3pm the man’s vehicle rolled on a forestry road. He was assessed at the scene, then taken to Wairau Hospital for further assessment.

disrupted, the Mayor said. “Instead, the ferry service was depending upon aging vessels and the problems seemed to keep coming.” Mr Sowman said he would be writing to Transport Minister Simon Bridges to ensure that he was aware of the level of concern within the region about the quality of the ferry service.

Weekend was the result of human error, and in both cases, apologies have been made to passengers and compensation offered. Both Maritime New Zealand and the ship’s classification society are satisfied the vessels has been repaired to the appropriate standard and have given them approval to sail. All our ships are constantly undergoing maintenance to ensure they are as reliable as possible and the chances of failure are minimised.

FORMER PRIEST DISCHARGED WITHOUT CONVICTION Former St Mary’s parish priest father Alastair Aidan Kay was discharged without conviction on a charge of indecent assault against a 17-year-old male. Kay, 71, appeared in the Blenheim District Court on Monday for sentencing after admitting to the act in September. The act committed was described by Judge Bruce Davison as being ‘fairly low level’ made worse by the substantial breach of trust of the victim, his family and the church community. Kay was ordered to pay the victim $1500 in emotional harm reparations.

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By Adam Poulopoulos A Marlborough early childhood centre is preparing to celebrate 20 years with a party and open house later this week. Montessori House of Children Blenheim will be having a concert and shared lunch for children and families at the centre on Friday from 11.30am. A time capsule with a school photo and the children’s selfportraits among other things will be buried on the day, to be opened 20 years from now. On Saturday an open house will be held from 11am-3pm. Rose Montgomery founded the centre with husband Matthew after moving from Auckland. She said she was delighted Montessori had reached 20 years. “It’s fantastic. It’s been wonderful to see the development of each child through the school. “Now the first children who started here are going on to their careers and into the community.”

Montessori House of Children Marlborough co-founder Rose Montgomery holds the to-be-buried time capsule with lead teacher Rachel Roundhill.

The centre’s roll has increased from seven at the start to about 50 now. “We’ve watched the school go from strength-to-strength,

Men’s Health night When it comes to talking about one’s health, women are known to be more forthcoming. “Men don’t like talking about their health”, says Grant Wilson of the Picton Lions Club. Grant has teamed up with Graham Gosling of the Picton Business Group to organise a Mens Health Night where men of all ages are encouraged to attend. The event will be held on November 18 from 7pm - 9:30pm at the Port Marlborough Pavilion at Endeavour Park in Picton. The idea was initiated by the Picton Lions, and because Graham had previously attended a similar event in Blenheim, he came onboard to help organise one for Picton. “The whole idea is to bring men of all ages together to hear from three very talented speakers on a range of health issues, from depression through to signs Graham Gosling and Grant Wilson. and symptoms and skin health. “It will be a men only night where everyone will be of his practice to come to Blenheim. encouraged to ask questions and seek information,” The Interislander has provided free passage for Grant says. him and his vehicle. Speaking will be Dr John Hedley, consultant Entry on the night is $5 at the door. No RSVP is physician and endoscopic surgeon, Dr Mark Foley, required, just turn up. a skin doctor and GP, and Dr Dave Baldwin who is The Men’s Health Night is proudly supported by travelling to Blenheim for this event. the Cancer Society Marlborough and the Picton Dr Baldwin has donated two days of his time out Business Group.

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Recently Marlborough Marine Radio Association Operators travelled to Wellington from Picton to look over the Rescue Coordination Centre and maritime operations in Avalon. Over lunch Maritime New Zealand safety and response general manager Nigel Clifford presented certificates to Joan Henson and Robert Wardhaugh, as both have completed 15 years of service to the Association as VHF marine radio operators. Marlborough Marine Radio operates five VHF marine channels within the Marlborough Sounds and Cook Strait, providing boat-to-boat communication as well as operator monitoring on four of the channels. There are seven radio operators who take turns monitoring the channels from 7am – 10pm each day providing weather forecasts, navigation warnings, taking trip reports and providing general information as requested. At the presentation Nigel Clifford said Maritime New Zealand considers

Marlborough Marine Radio an integral part of the marine radio network for safety services within New Zealand. He commended the organisation for the strong contribution it made to the overall maritime distress and safety communications system within the sounds area. Marlborough Marine Radio Association president Peter Broad said without the support of Interislander, the trip would not have been possible. “We certainly appreciate the support of the Interislander in making this training and familiarisation trip possible, and having Nigel Clifford recognise the long service of Joan and Robert was a highlight for our hard-working volunteer radio operators”. Right: Marlborough Marine Radio Association Operators chairman Peter Broad, operator Robert Wardhaugh, operator Joan Henson, past MMRA president Dave Baker and Maritime New Zealand safety and response general manager Nigel Clifford. Photo provided.

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Surveillance questioned Dear Ed, the block immediately, tenants in our The new surveillance bill rushed own country. through parliament without proper TTA this so called free trade deal debate and process just allows the as well. Govt to illegally trespass onto properCrode our sovereignty allow corpoties without legal grounds/warrant rates the same status as Govt they can to procure evidence to justify the sue us the taxpayer. warrant which they get 14 days later. As the nuclear industry is suing This mirrors the brown shirts and Germany Govt. black shirts during the 30’s. Big Tobacco is suing Aussie Govt The Govt opens up the borders to right now. Huge selection unvetted immigration, criminalsof or Wake up NZ we got the Govt we deradicals to come in in and then hitnow us serve and Labour is no better, also in cushions store with istama phobia as the reason to bed with the same big co operations, cancel our freedom. people wake up and vote next time. The Govt promised no more asset Wakeup sales, now 2,200 state houses are on

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Porse House strengthened After recent work Porse House has been seismically strengthened, and vacant spaces in the building are now up for lease. The building, at 1 Market Street, is at 70 percent of the standard outlined by the 2004 Building Act. The act states multi-storied buildings must attain 34 percent of the standard. Sid Doecke of Harcourts is dealing with the vacant spaces. The former Air Training Corps site at Omaka will be restored and filled with WWII memorabilia.

Working war camp coming to Marlborough Marlburians and tourists alike will get to experience a little of what the Second World War was like when the country’s only working WWII military camp is formed. Historical preservation group The Garrison Society recently acquired the former Air Training Corps site at Omaka, and plans to restore and fill it with WWII memorabilia. Once up and running the camp will house a museum wing, operational communications room, workshop, library, research facility, period offices, formal functions lounge and kitchen. The grounds will be home to military

huts, replica shelters, guard house, memorial area, a parade ground and landscaping. Military shows will be able to be held on the grounds, and areas for pitching tents and parking vehicles will be made part of the camp layout. With the building heavily vandalised, restoration work has already begun, and The Garrison hope to house re-enactors for the Classic Fighters Airshow on Easter Weekend. No date has been set for completion. The society’s commanding officer Adam North said they acquired the building on October 24, but he had been trying to take possession of it since the Air Training

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New dux looks to future Piers Landon-Lane was announced as the Marlborough Boys’ College dux last week. He spoke to Adam Poulopoulos about his achievement and his plans for the years ahead. Five years of hard graft paid off for Piers Landon-Lane last Wednesday afternoon when he was named his school’s top academic. “I was elated. My heart was pumping,” he said. “All the hard work sort of paid off. I finally got what I was aiming for.” Piers was named top student in chemistry, biology, statistics and accounting, and won awards for the best overall student in science and maths, but much of his motivation came from an unlikely source. It is actually the second time in three years a LandonLane has been named MBC dux – Piers’s brother Leatham won the award back in 2012. “I can’t remember the first time I thought about aiming for dux, but it was definitely since my brother got it,” Piers said. “I didn’t want to be worse than him.” The similarities between the two don’t stop there. Leatham has spent two years studying engineering at the University of Canterbury and Piers intends to follow in his footsteps next year. He has just begun a stretch which features five NCEA Level 3 exams and four scholarship exams, but he said leaving day-to-day school life behind was a strange feeling. “It hasn’t really sunk in that it’s the end of school and I don’t have to go to classes any more.” As well as being MBC’s academic prefect, Piers represented the school’s first XI cricket team. He was also involved with the Leos Club, which helps with community projects like tree plantings, delivering phonebooks and serving food at John’s Kitchen, for his entire college life. “Being part of it for all five years was special. I feel like I made a significant contribution to the community,” he said. “It warms your heart to put a smile on people’s faces in the community.” The youngest of three children, Piers was born in Marlborough after his parents moved from Grey Lynn in Auckland two decades ago.

Piers Landon-Lane with his dux shield, trophy and certificates.

He said he was happy to have spent his childhood here. “I’m glad I grew up in Marlborough. Auckland probably wouldn’t have been very good for me. “I love the relaxed style in the country, the weather’s very good and there’s lots of sporting opportunities. “I very much enjoyed the schools too – Renwick School and Marlborough Boys’.” He hopes to be studying electrical engineering in Christchurch, researching the importance of electrical technology, and how to improve the efficiency of machinery and vehicles in the future. He said electrical, along with chemical and mechanical

engineering, were all important factors in mankind’s future. “I find it interesting. I see it as the way forward to get away from the fossil-fuelled world we live in. “Fossil fuels are a double-pronged problem. The fact they’re running out and becoming more expensive and the climate change aspect.” Before Piers departs he expects to spend his summer working, possibly on the Waihopai Valley vineyard the family has run since coming here, and playing for Renwick’s senior cricket team.

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Harmful spiders Most spiders in New Zealand are harmless, but the redback and white-tailed spiders can be harmful and should be avoided.

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White-tailed spider The usual white-tailed spider bite can be painful but the initial burning feeling, swelling, redness and itchiness at the bite site usually goes and there are no long-lasting effects. White-tailed spider bites are not considered poisonous to humans. A recent Australian study has

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BERNADI: Ruvianti Marsiana and Bernadi are happy to announce the safe arrival of their baby boy, Jacob Bertrand (7lb 3) on November 4, 2014 at 12:23pm at Wairau Hospital. A little brother for Kirstin Nadia. Special thanks to midwife Sue Hudson, Dr Hana, theatre and ward staff.

KARWAL: Sonu and Monika are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their second baby girl (2.5kg) on November 5, 2014 at 9:06am at Wairau Hospital. A sister for Harry. Special thanks to midwife Sue Young and Dr Carmen and all the staff at Ward One. Both well.

BLICK/CANDY: Tracey, John and big sister Kayley are proud to announce the arrival of Amelia Bridget (7lb 11oz) born October 31, 2014 at 3:59 pm at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to our midwife Shona and also to Rhianne, and to all the nurses in maternity and paediatrics. Photo provided.

KOPUA: Israel and Marley are delighted to announce that their baby brother is finally here. Asher Patariki Kopua (3.4kg), born October 16, 2014 11:35am. Mum Jess and dad Tama couldn’t be happier. He’s the cherry on top of our now complete whanau. Thanks to Adriana Yianacou and the maternity team. Photo provided.

DAUNIVAVANA: Adivuikaba is happy to announce the safe arrival of her second baby, Ratu Savenaca Siwatibau Daunivavana (3.83kg) born November 8, 2014 at 1am at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to midwife Sue Hudson, the theatre team and all the staff at Ward One.

TIHORE: Kiteao is pleased to announce the arrival of her second baby, Tyson (3.17kg) on November 8, 2014 at 1:23pm at Wairau Hospital. A little brother for Aaliyah. Special thanks to midwife Adrianna and my sister Pep. Also all the staff at Ward One, thank you.

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Wednesday November 12, 2014

A&P Show a success

The Marlborough A&P Show was held in warm sunshine at the A&P Showgrounds on Friday and Saturday. Young and old alike gathered to enjoy the carnival atmosphere.

 John Pontague with chi ldren Lily, 5, and Brooke, 4.

 Tim Jopson, Brooke Gapper, 10, Zara Jopson, 8, Jadey Jopson, 5, Hayley Jopson, 10 and Tineka Jopson.

 Sara Bishell and Taylor McCaa, 1.  Olivia Hammond, her father nd, Hammo Nixon Geoffrey Paul and six months.

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 Brett Bermingham, Nicola Coburn and Penny Bermingham, 3

The Stihl Shop Garden Fete was held in Seymour Square on Sunday, the culmination of the annual Nelmac Garden Marlborough event.

 Chris and Marion St John Knight enjo y the sunshine.

ky, Zoë, 5 and Fynn, 8.  The Hawes Family - Vic

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About 20 stallholders gathered in the Forum on Friday and Saturday in an event organised by the Beavertown Blenheim Lions.

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town len Marfell of the Beaver  Jennifer Moir and He Blenheim Lions.

 Janice and Paul Jarma i’s brand, ‘New Generatio n Liquorice’ was on displa y.

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w community notices The Community Noticeboard is for non-profit organisations. For $10.00 you can publish up to 25 words. No AGMS, sporting notices or special meetings. Community Notices must be pre-paid. Call into our office at 72 High Street, Blenheim

Blenheim Healing Rooms Open 1st & 3rd Saturdays every month. 11.00am - 1pm. Stonewood Homes Office, 68 High Street. Free Christian healing prayers available to anyone. Phone 578 9704.

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Family/Whanau for information/ behind John’s Kitchen. Good used linen at advocacy/support for families living with bargain prices. Donations, gratefully recieved. Ph 578 1355.

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Thursday 7pm Blenheim Bowling Club, 40 houses, 2 supers, raffles and meals from 5.30pm. Proceeds to Te Rerenga o Te Ra.

Older Person Seminar 3rd Thursday every month St Christopher’s Hall Redwoodtown 10am to 1pm morning tea, lunch provided Guest Speakers Ph Wendy 5794446 leave name and number or 021 113 0160.

community services Marlborough After Hours GP Services: Wairau Hospital campus, after 6pm. Reception 520 6377. Office 520 9980.

Ambulance: Urgent 111. Non urgent 579 4870. After Hours Chemists: Springlands Pharmacy 9am-6pm, 7 days. Ph 5782271. Diabetes Marlborough Inc: 5775549, Office hours 9am-3pm, Monday - Friday Lifeline Marlborough: 0800 543354, 24hr helpline.

Marlborough Women's Refuge, Rape and Sexual Abuse Resource Centre: Crisis line, phone Wairau Hospital 520 9999, for Women's Refuge contact numbers. Overeaters Anonymous: For more information. Ph 570 5137 Alcoholics Anonymous: Rose 5777651, Harvey 5788125 Citizens Advice Bureau - Free, friendly, confidential advice. Mon - Fri 9.30am - 4pm. Phone 578 4272. Victim Support: 0800 VICTIM (0800 842 846)

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Al-Anon: Help for families & friends of alcoholics. Ph Margaret 578 4690 or Ross 578 5896.

Alzheimers Society Marlborough: 577 6172, 8 Wither Rd. Open Monday - Friday, 8.30 - 4.30pm Hospital Visiting Hours: Wairau Hospital: Daily 11.30am-7.30pm, children under 12 may visit parents only. Maternity Ward: 10am-Noon, 4pm-7pm. Children's Ward: Daily 10am-8pm. Visiting at all times is subject to the discretion of the nurse in charge of the ward. Marlborough Family Budgeting: - Free confidential budgeting advice. Monday-Friday. Phone 578 2006. Marlborough Lupus Support: For more information phone Katrina 572 4333 or 021 502 451

PICTON Doctor: Phone weekend doctor 573 6092 or Marlborough After Hours GP Service 520 6377. Office 520 9980. Ambulance: Urgent 111. Non-urgent 579 4870. Chemist:Picton Healthcare Pharmacy. Ph 573 6420 Mon -Fri 9-6pm, Sat 9-2pm, Queen Charlotte Pharmacy 573 7927 Sat 9-1pm.

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death notices CLEMETT, Charles Ivan (Charlie): Died, peacefully, on Saturday November 8 2014 aged 96 years. Loved husband of the late May, loved father and father-in-law of the late Marg and Peter Wiblin, Ivon and Charmain, and the late Rosslyn and Brian Kilmartin. Loved grandfather of Nikki and David Clark, Nigel and Vicky Wiblin, Malcolm and Bec Clemett, Hayden Clemett, and Jonell Kilmartin. Loved great grandfather of Claudia, Olivia, Ashlee, Mark, Cory, Brendan, Jemma, Karla, and Christopher. Messages to 73 Holdsworth Street, Blenheim 7201. A service for Charlie will be held at the Mayfield Chapel, cnr of Hutcheson and Parker Streets at 1pm on Wednesday November 12 followed by interment at Fairhall Cemetery. GEOFFREY T SOWMAN, FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz

Our Advocates will take up your cause to ensure your rights are respected, listen to your concerns and support you in the actions you want to take to gain resolution. Ph: 5795304 or call at Level 2, Aorere House, 54 Scott St.

mental illness/addictions please contact– Supporting Families in Mental Wellbeing - Cheryl, Lyn, Karina or Sandra on 577 5491 or visit us at 4 Scott Street.

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acknowledgement The Sun Newspaper offers an acknowledgement service to its readers. You can submit acknowledgements following family bereavements. The deadline will be on Mondays at 5.00pm, with a limit of 50 words for $15.00. You can submit acknowledgements by bringing them to the Sun office at 72 High Street, or posting them to PO Box 634 Blenheim 7240. You can also email them to frontdesk@blenheimsun.co.nz Please include your contact details: Name, address, email and phone numbers, including your mobile number if possible.

GIBBS, Alice Anne: Passed away on Saturday November 8 2014. Aged 77 years. Loved wife of Graham (deceased). Loved sister and sister-in-law of Margaret and the late Bill Smith, Peter and Fay Phillips, both deceased, Kathleen and Johnny Keen, both deceased, Lex and Jack Gibbs, both deceased, Helen and the late Doug Gibbs. Loved aunt of all her nieces and nephews, loved great aunt and great, great aunt. A service for Alice will be held at the Mayfield Chapel, cnr of Hutcheson and Parker Streets at 1pm on Thursday November 13 2014 followed by cremation at the Sowman Crematorium. GEOFFREY T SOWMAN, FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz LOW, Joan Murial: Died at Maxwell Care Home on Friday November 7 2014, with her daughter at her side. Aged 78 years. Loved wife of the late Gavin, loved mother and mother-in-law of Trevor and Liz (Manawatu), Sharon, and the late Fraser. Loved gran of Jeremy, Natalie, Hélene; Aaron, and Hayden. Loved great gran of Liam. Joan’s family would like to thank all of the staff at Maxwell Care Home and Presbyterian Support for their love, support and care over this time. A service for Joan will take place at the Mayfield Chapel, cnr of Hutcheson and Parker Streets, at 10am on Wednesday November 12 followed by cremation at the Sowman Crematorium. GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz

in memoriam Joy Randall 5/6/28 - 13/11/11 It’s been 3 years and I still miss playing cards and spending time every Friday afternoon, your tomato soup was pretty awesome too. Love you always nanny. Aimee, Graeme, Stephen, Lois.

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MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST We are a busy practice requiring a full time receptionist. This position can be challenging and requires the ability to keep calm under pressure. Do you have exceptional people skills and a can do attitude? Please send your CV to: The Practice Manager PO Box 441 Blenheim 7240 Or email to: jo@listercourt.co.nz

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Coffee in Picton Supporting bereaved people in our community. Would you like to meet with others in a similar situation - occasionally and informally? Join us at 10.30am on Wednesday 19th November at the Spinnaker Restaurant, Waikawa Marina (third Wednesday of each month thereafter). Queries to Anne on 578 9492, Hospice Marlborough.

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St Mary’s Special Annual Mass On Thursday November 13th at 7 pm Our special annual Mass for the bereaved and their loved ones will be held in St Mary’s Catholic Church, Maxwell Rd. All who have ever suffered a bereavement are welcome to attend. You are invited to bring a photo, or some other object belonging to the deceased, that will be placed near the altar while Mass is being said. There will be a shared light supper at the conclusion of the Mass. This advertisement kindly sponsored by Sowmans Funeral Directors

Pest Control Operation Tennyson Inlet – Mt Stanley As part of the Battle for Our Birds campaign to control rats and protect native wildlife, the Department of Conservation intends to apply cereal baits containing sodium fluoroacetate (1080) by helicopter over the following area of public conservation land. Bait distribution should take less than one day to complete and the toxic phase is planned to commence on or after 13 November 2014.

Description of the area

Approximately 4,000 hectares of public conservation land centred on Mt Stanley in the Tennyson Inlet Scenic Reserve; Nydia Bay Scenic Reserve, Chance, Penguin & Fairy Bay Scenic Reserve in the Marlborough Sounds. This area also includes unformed legal roads administered by Marlborough District Council (MDC). Some private land will also be treated by agreement with the owners. The Nydia track within the treatment area will be closed to the public during the operation. MDC has authorised the closure of legal roads which form part of the track.

Method of control

Cereal baits containing the pesticide will be distributed by helicopter over the above area. The toxic baits are cylindrical pellets approximately 16mm in diameter, dyed green and contain cinnamon. Non-toxic pre-feed cereal baits will be distributed in a similar manner a week or two prior to the toxic phase.

Precautions

1080 is poisonous to humans and domestic animals. Always remember:

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DO NOT touch bait WATCH CHILDREN at all times DO NOT EAT animals from this area DO NOT ALLOW dogs access to animal carcasses

Observe these rules whenever you see warning signs placed at the public access points into the above area. If you suspect poisoning contact emergency services: 111 or National Poisons Centre: 0800 764 766 A detailed map of the treatment area may be viewed at Waitohi/ Picton Office or visit the DOC website: www.doc.govt.nz/battleforourbirds-tennyson For further information contact Frank Rosie (03) 520-3002 or visit Waitohi/Picton Office, 14 Auckland Street, Picton (8am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday).

A creative and enthusiastic Community Children’s Worker is needed for a local school, community and church in Redwoodtown, Blenheim. 35 hours per week. Remuneration dependent on experience and qualifications. A contribution may be made towards relocating costs. For job description and application form please contact: Tineke Reidie, Wairau Youth and Family Trust, Blenheim Ph 03 578 8895 or email wyft@xtra.co.nz The official application form must be completed and returned by 21 November 2014.

Marlborough Lines

Trainee Line Mechanic Marlborough Lines Contracting is a progressive electrical contracting business providing high quality services to the Marlborough region. We have a vacancy for a Trainee Line Mechanic to assist with the construction and maintenance of overhead power lines and underground cables throughout the Marlborough area. The successful applicant will be trained to National Certificate level as a Registered Line Mechanic. If you would like to have a career in the electrical distribution industry, wish to obtain a recognised industry qualification and be part of a professional motivated team, then we would like to receive your application. Please apply online through our website www.marlboroughlines.co.nz. Alternatively you can obtain a job description and application form by contacting our reception on 03 577 7007. Completed applications and CV can be emailed to info@linesmarl.co.nz, or posted to Marlborough Lines Trainee Line Mechanic Vacancy, PO Box 144, Blenheim 7240. Applications close Tuesday 18 November 2014

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Wednesday November 12, 2014 situation vacant

BUILDER REQUIRED Immediate start Must be licenced Please phone 579-3501

situation vacant

CHEF - Immediate start This full time position will suit an experienced chef up for a challenge! Working under an award winning executive chef with a team of talented and hard working chefs. This is a family owned and operated business that operates 7 days a week serving up generous to a fault fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Must be available to work nights, weekends and public holidays. Email an application TODAY - no phone enquiries. Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.

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Registered Practice Nurse 0.8 FTE We seek the services of a permanent part time, registered practice nurse, to work in our practice in Woodbourne. Applications close: 13th November 2014 For more information please contact: Rebecca Harris, Locality Manger at: rebecca.harris@southlink.co.nz or on 027 275 8788

Equal-opportunity position Due to a valued team member leaving we have an opportunity for a delivery/salesperson to join the team in our Blenheim showroom. Duties include sales, customer service, help with furniture removal and delivery, cleaning of showroom and furniture. To be successful in this role you will be: • self-motivated, reliable, and mature • physically fit (some lifting required) • trustworthy, with a can-do attitude • able to use your initiative, and work unsupervised • clean and tidy in appearance, with great customer service skills You will also have a great sense of humour. You must have a drivers license. This is a permanent position with some Saturdays included. Please phone John on 578-3663 for any further questions or drop your CV into The Trading Post 42 Arthur Street, Blenheim.

Whitney Street School

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Fun, food and fireworks Lights over Marlborough is the annual Whitney Street School fireworks display held in November each year at Marlborough’s A&P Showgrounds, and is the school’s major fundraiser for the year. This year’s event will be held on Saturday, November 15. Gates at the A&P Showgrounds open at 6pm with food and entertainment, as well as live music preceeding the headlining fireworks display. Organisers encourage families to come along early and enjoy the pre-fireworks food and atmosphere. There will be plenty for families to eat, see and do on the night, including a silent auction with a huge range of fantastic prizes. Simply bring along the family, a cosy blanket to sit on to enjoy the fireworks as well as something warm to wear…

Jack Sloper, twins Sydney and Ryan Sloper, Tamzin Sloper and John Mottus at last year’s event.

just in case. Should the event be cancelled due to weather the postponement date is the following day (Sunday 16 November).

Silent Auction

Entertainment lineup • Performances by Whitney Street School’s Kapa Haka and Jump Jam groups • Marlborough Boys’ College Pasifika Group • F C D D a n c e G r o u p , Himalaya (2014 winners of Smokefree Rockquest), and Mitch Aderlieste and his band Superminx. For the family, there will be bouncy castles and zorb balls, mystery bottles, a silent auction, a celebrity cake stall and a chocolate wheel. Providing food, refreshments and plenty of fun will be a variety of stalls including popcorn and candyfloss, a BBQ, hotdogs and chips, sweets and drinks, face-painting, glowsticks and inflatable toys, Smoove Café, coffee and hot chocolate.

This year’s Lights Over Marlborough event has an amazing range of silent auction goods up for grabs. The list includes: • An Apple IPad Air • an Acer Aspire 15.6” laptop • A 46” tv • One Pampers Retreat Voucher $100 • One Omaka Heritage Museum Family Pass • Two Interislander Passes • One Bluebridge $150 voucher • Cornerstone Vouchers • Raupo Vouchers • Roselands Vouchers • Countdown Vouchers • PAKnSAVE Vouchers • One night accommodation for two people at Punga Cove • A Revlon Cosmetics Pack – Unichem Pharmacy • A cut and colour up to value

Yard assistant / truck driver

Key Responsibilities: Assisting in general yard duties including checking machinery on return from hires, cleaning and minor maintenance of machines (full training provided) Assisting in loading delivery vehicles on request and serving customers in the hire yard and over the phone. Maintain yard and surrounding area as requested Ensure the vehicles are kept in a clean and tidy condition Induct customers on the safe and correct use of our machinery. (full training provided) Responsibility for delivery and collection of machines around the Marlborough region.

Ideally this person will: • • • • • • • •

Clean and current Drivers Licence, minimum class 1 and class 2. Have enthusiasm and excellent people skills Initiative, self motivation and a ‘can do’ attitude A practical nature and a willingness to learn the industry Be compliant with company systems and processes 7 Sutherland Ability to work individually Terrace, and as partBlenheim of a team Phone 03and 578 5600 or 021 361 544 High degree of loyalty integrity High levelFax of personal 03 578grooming 4640 and hygiene.

blenheim@accessman.co.nz Please forward your covering letter and CV in application to www.accessman.co.nz blenheim@accessman.co.nz or P O Box 298, Blenheim 7240 by Monday 24th November.

Blenheim School

Teacher Position Scale A • Part-time Fixed Term 0.6 Principal Release • NE - Year 1 We seek a highly motivated experienced teacher who is innovative, enthusiastic and has up to date curriculum knowledge and understanding. The successful applicant will work collaboratively with a dedicated, supportive team delivering high quality learning programmes in an inclusive enviroment. Position to be from 2nd Feb - 18th December 2015

Application package available from Principal Blenheim School PO Box 445 Blenheim Ph 03 577 5542 principal@blenheim.school.nz

of $150 • Three lots of firewood (3 cubic metres) • One teacup set (Alyssums) • Makana Chocolate Voucher • Two bottles of Champagne (No 1 Family Estate) • One wheel alignment – Harris Best Panel & Paint • A book set – Paper Plus • A girls stationery gift set – Warehouse Stationery • A boys stationery gift set – Warehouse Stationery • Avanti Plus Voucher $40 • T-shirt and hat sets – Speights Alehouse • One family portrait sitting – Sarah Hodgett Photography • One scooter – Bikefit • A men’s gift pack – Boots n All • Women’s gift pack – Boots n All • Winnies wardrobe – clothing voucher

Proud to be associated with Whitney Street School and Lights Over Marlborough.

Important notice We are a specialist hire company supplying Elevated Work Platforms eg Scissorlifts, Cherrypickers and Knucklebooms. We have a full time position available at our Blenheim yard.

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Wednesday November 12, 2014

Sport

Marlborough RDA staff off to LA By Adam Poulopoulos Two s t a f f m e m b e r s a t Marlborough Riding for the Disabled are off overseas with the New Zealand Special Olympics team next year. Amanda Trueman will be travelling to Los Angeles for the Special Olympics World Games, to be held from July 25 to August 2. Amanda will be coaching three equestrian athletes, Chelsea Thorn, Pratima Patel and Nickolas Taris, all from the North Island. Blenheim RDA manager Roslein Wilkes will also be travelling with the team, as an assistant technical delegate. It is Amanda’s second Olympics, after she travelled with the team to Athens for the 2011 event. She said the experience was always rewarding. “I like getting to give athletes the opportunity to do something they wouldn’t ordinarily do. “You meet some really good people, coaches and athletes alike, and everyone is there to help someone else.” The team leaves in mid July to acclimatise before the games. They will spend the first week at Long Beach University before being put up in one of the towns or suburbs surrounding Los Angeles. Amanda started coaching intellectually disabled athletes about a decade ago, and said coaching

inbrief CRICKET

Josh Poole took 5-16 and scored 34 but his efforts were not enough to secure victory for his Celtic senior side. Celtic was dismissed for 88 chasing 143 to beat Wairau Valley on Saturday. In the other game Nick Weaver also took a five-wicket haul as his Wairau side beat Renwick by 113 runs.

The QCYC team: Back - Oliver and Suede Cowley, Harry Edwards and Jack Franklin. Front – Jack Tripe,coach Bernat Gali, Jasper Hopkins, Ben Turnbull, Ella Wilcox, River Hopkins, Emily Overend and Lucinda Turnbull.

FOOTBALL

Smooth sailing

Amanda Trueman with RDA horse Batty.

them was much the same as coaching athletes without disabilities. “You do have to take into account some of the things you say may not get across as you want them to. “You have to be patient and be ready to show them what they need to do, not tell them.” Amanda said she was confident the equestrian team would do well.

Queen Charlotte Yacht Club sailor Jack Cowley has got off to an outstanding start this season, winning the open gold fleet at a recent meet. Jack was top of 104 open gold fleet sailors at the first New Zealand International Optimist Dinghy Association ranking regatta of the season. The regatta was held in Taupo last weekend. Jack Tripe was 17th in the same division, with Jasper Hopkins 46th. For QCYC, it was a double cause for celebration, as Max Gibbs claimed top spot in the 11-boat starling division. Overall, 12 QCYC sailors

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The Nelson Marlborough Falcons have won their first five games of the ASB Youth League season. They beat Wanderers SC Youth 2-0 on Sunday in Nelson. On Saturday they play Hawke’s Bay United Youth in Napier.

competed, five in the open gold and silver fleets, six in the green optimist fleet and one in the starlings. The next NZIODA ranking regatta will be in Auckland in January. Results: Open Gold Fleet: 1st Oliver Cowley, 17th Jack Tripe and 46th Jasper Hopkins. Open Silver Fleet: 6th Emily Overend and 44th Ben Turnbull. Green Fleet: 11th Harry Edwards, 25th Lucinda Turnbull, 26th River Hopkins, 33rd Ella Wilcox, 44th Suede Cowley and 48th Jack Franklin Starling: 1st Max Gibbs.

HARRIERS The next Marlborough Summer Runners event is tomorrow evening, beginning at 6pm. Runers or walkers meet at the Ben Morven Track, on Taylor Pass Road. Everyone is welcome to participate.

SUMMER FOOTBALL Lads are the only competitive unbeaten team left with three rounds to go, and they lead the table. The Resistance top the social league ladder.

Softballers to play Nelson Blake Wisdom will captain the Marlborough U17 boys’ softball team, which has been announced for the upcoming rep season. This team will play Nelson U17s in the upcoming Seddon shield clash on November 23, and then will travel to Christchurch to play in the Mainland Shield in early December.

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Wednesday November 12, 2014

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The special price point of $34,990+GST+ORC applies to Navara ST-X LTD 2WD Manual model (D40LM02) only. Leather features and upholstery may contain synthetic Range material. Offer available starts fromto approved applicants of Nissan Financial Services only and excludes all lease and some fleet purchasers. Units must be registered in October to qualify for the special finance offer. The 1.9% Finance offer applies to the new Navara D40 ST, RX, ST-X and ST-X LTD but excludes the Navara ST-X550 +GST (D40ZZ01 & D40ZZ02) and DX (D22) variants. The 1.9% p.a. interest rate is available with zero deposit and 36 months term. Additional finance related fees, charges, and terms and conditions apply. Additional fees and on-road charges apply. Offer +ORC 36 MONTH TERM while stocks last. Offer must end October 31st 2014. cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers and is only available

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The special price point of $34,990+GST+ORC applies to Navara ST-X LTD 2WD Manual model (D40LM02) only. Leather features and upholstery may contain synthetic material. Offer available to approved applicants of Nissan Financial Services only and excludes all lease and some fleet purchasers. Units must be registered in October to qualify for the special finance offer. The 1.9% Finance offer applies to the new Navara D40 ST, RX, ST-X and ST-X LTD but excludes the Navara ST-X550 (D40ZZ01 & D40ZZ02) and DX (D22) variants. The 1.9% p.a. interest rate is available with zero deposit and 36 months term. Additional finance related fees, charges, and terms and conditions apply. Additional fees and on-road charges apply. Offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers and is only available while stocks last. Offer must end October 31st 2014.

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35,990

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· Available in both petrol and diesel.

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39,990

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· Available in 7 and 5 seats.

59,990

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· Award winning SUV style. · 20” Inch Alloy Wheels.

54,990

+ORC

· Class-leading fuel economy & tow capacity. Now available in hybrid.

99,990

+ORC

· 298Kw 5.6L V8 Petrol. · 3500kg towing.

Offer available to approved applicants of Nissan Financial Services only and excludes all lease and some fleet purchasers. Units must be registered in October to qualify for the special finance offer. The 3.9% Finance offer applies to the new Patrol (Y62), Pathfinder (R52), Murano (Z51), X-TRAIL (T32), Qashqai (J11), and Juke (F15) variants. The 3.9% p.a. interest rate is available with zero deposit and 36 months term. Additional finance related fees, charges, and terms and conditions apply. Additional fees and on-road charges apply. Offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers and is only available while stocks last. Offer must end October 31st 2014.

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Mayfield Motors Ltd Greg Hine Nissan Sales Manager 021 190 3774

Mike Godsall Hyundai Sales Manager 027 372 2583

6 Hutcheson St, Blenheim sales@mayfieldmotors.co.nz www.mayfieldmotors.co.nz

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