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By Jacob Page Some major Marlborough identities have come out in support of the new ASB Theatre as the project enters a new phase. Former Blenheim and Marlborough mayor Leo McKendry, accountant Mark Peters and Marlborough Girls’ College drama teacher Denise Moran have all backed the new theatre as fundraising efforts continue. Leo says Marlborough will be “the envy of many small towns” once the $22 million ASB
Theatre is opened in February. Leo says while detractors only focus their attention on the building cost, the benefits for the town long term are limitless. “We will be the envy of many small towns with this facility,” Leo says. “I really admire those close to the project who have spent so much time in making the vision come to life.”
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Theatre will be asset for generations to come Continued from page 1 Leo says he regularly goes to shows in the main centres and believes the new theatre will be a financial win for theatre goers and the region. “There is no doubt that major shows will only come to venues with a certain amount of seats and this new theatre will cater for that. “The fact we’ll have top class shows coming here are going to make the experience cheaper for locals than if they had to get to Christchurch, Wellington or Auckland. He says the new theatre; Clubs of Marlborough and the Convention
Centre should work together. “You have three venues there that should feed off each other.” Blenheim accountant Mark Peters who has been a director of the Highlanders Super Rugby franchise since 2011 and who was involved in the Dunedin covered stadium debate, says people need to see it as something that will benefit Marlborough for many generations. “Yes, it’s costing a lot to build but the theatre will draw shows and events for years, so $22 million in 2015 is chicken feed compared to what it would be in 2050. Peters says the current theatre “just
doesn’t cut it”. “I know people think it could become a white elephant but people said the same thing about (Forsyth Barr Stadium) in Dunedin and that’s the best thing that happened to the city and after five years it’s starting to show signs that it will pay its way eventually.” Mark says Blenheim’s CBD and surrounding businesses will continue to benefit from the theatre and its facilities for many years to come. Marlborough Girls’ drama teacher Denise Moran believes the theatre will be an asset in drawing young people to the performing arts as well
as giving them opportunities to learn the other aspects of theatre life that could see them turn it into a career. “I’m sure it will give our students a lot of confidence to put on a combined college’s production there.” Denise says the theatre continued to work with them so it was affordable to operate the production from the new building. Denise says that was why the production had signed on with Robin Sutherland’s Cavalcade season pass for next year’s offering of Hairspray. “We think Cavalcade is a great idea because it’s keeping costs down for everyone involved.”
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Hash browns and health advice all in one By Jacob Page It’s not often a breakfast of bacon, eggs and hash browns comes with a health advice Harvest Life Church are spearheading an effort to get at least 200 men to a men’s health breakfast called ‘Under The Bonnet’ at 8am, September 12 at the Elim Centre. Harvest Life senior pastor Denis Humphreys and Caltex mechanic Grant Stubbs are organising it along with Dr Scott Cameron of the Wairau Community Clinic. Senior pastor Denis Humphries says men need to realise their health matters. “Men don’t go to doctors and if they do it’s often too late.” “After the breakfast we’ll get the guys in the auditorium and do some group exercises and then we’re going to have a vehicle up
on the stage and Grant will do a health check on it and then he’s going to call a doctor who is going to go through men’s health. “It’s R16 because the doctor wants to talk in a very direct level but it’s going to be a fun morning.” Denis says he knows many former rugby teammates who refused to get the medical treatment they needed at the time and they were paying the price now. “It’s the ‘she’ll be right attitude’, a lot of the guys I played rugby with that I look at now and you can see they are in pain from things they used to do when they were younger. “There will also be a question and answer session which will be anonymous.” The duo was confident it would allow people to feel comfortable
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Marlborough ranks low in pay Marlborough has been considered as one of the lowest paid places to live and work, according to a prominent job search website. According to SEEK New Zealand, the average salary in the region is $61,373, about $1800 behind second last placegetter Otago.
Picton pub faces its punishment Grant Stubbs and Harvest Life pastor Denis Humphreys are putting together a men’s breakfast next month called ‘Under the Bonnet’ looking at the health of men.
about asking the important questions. “We are hoping to have it all wrapped up in two hours because
we know families will be busy with Saturday sport.” There will be a $10 entry fee to cover the cost of food.
The golden country life a delight By Laura Shipley Robin Robilliard is bringing her book on a life in farming to Marlborough next month in the hope her story will educate others. Robin and her husband Garry started a farm in 1957 in Takaka on a piece of land that caused previous owners to go bankrupt. She shares her experiences on the farm and what it was like to live with little money in a profession that neither she nor her husband knew anything about. Robin grew up in Hawkes Bay surrounded by sheep farming stations. Her father had come out from Lifetime farmer Robin Robilliard . England on a scholarship to work in farming and her mother grew expected to work in his family’s up on a back country station. accountancy firm. Robin met Garry when she When they bought the farm they was studying nursing and he was had three children and not much
money. Their primitive living conditions included no indoor plumbing. Robin found a job, writing about her struggles on the farm and raising a family on a low income, for the Auckland Weekly. She took photographs of her children and was asked to write stories to go with them for school readers. She also wrote social studies books for an education publisher. Robin went on to travel yearly to learn and write about politics, culture and religion in foreign countries. Living in such a remote part of the country and knowing the importance of a good education, Robin came to terms with the fact that she would need to send her children to boarding school.
A Picton pub will be closed for three days this week after it was caught selling alcohol to minors The Irish Picton will have its onlicence suspended between 10am on Wednesday and 10am on Saturday The decision was handed down by the Alcohol Regulatory and Licensing Authority following an application from Blenheim police’s Senior Sergeant Peter Payne.
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She returned to nursing and with the help of scholarships she managed to pay the school fees. Her children have now gone to University, and one has started his own farm in Canterbury. More than 50 years on and Robin and Garry are still living on the farm. They have sold two thirds for a subdivision, using the money to build a new house and help their son start his own farm. Robin will be talking about her book on: September 7 Blenheim Rotary Club at 6pm September 8 Blenheim South Rotary Club at 6pm September 10 Picton Library at 10.30am Women’s RSA Club at 2pm Blenheim Lions Club at 5.30pm.
This years annual Combined Colleges formal will have a carnival theme and will be held on Friday 11 September at the Convention Centre. The students will start to arrive just prior to 6pm at the red carpet in there formal attire and mode of transport.
Children’s Team helping the region The newly set up Children’s Team is having an impact helping children in need, with 40 children already in the initiative. Marlborough is one of four regions nationally where a Children’s Team has been set up to help at-risk children. The other regions are Rotorua, Whangarei and Horowhenua/Otaki.
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It’s here! Blenheim’s new Asian fusion restaurant The Lemongrass has opened for business and promises to delight the senses. Owners Bu-nga K rataitong and Nuttav ut Rodsienglum were thrilled to open their restaurant’s doors yesterday and share with locals their exciting new menu. “This menu is something new to Blenheim and 95 percent of the dishes I haven’t seen in any other restaurants,” Bu-nga says. The Lemongrass’s menu is focused on fresh, lean and green and features some additions many people may not have tried yet. This includes serving dishes with red rice, a more natural form of rice that is packed with more nutrients. There are also several Vietnamese dishes designed by Nuttavut including one his mother taught him - Steamed Fish with Kaffir Lime Leaf and Tamarind Curry. “We love Vietnamese food, it’s very popular in Thailand and we are confident the locals will enjoy it too,” they say. Examples of what will be on offer at The Lemongrass are; • Wok fried chicken with lemongrass and vegetables served on a crispy noodle basket
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“KiwiSaver HomeStart is part of the Government’s wider programme to improve housing affordability. This includes freeing up more land faster through eight Housing Accords and 118 Special Housing Areas, as well as measures to constrain building material costs, rein in development contributions, cut compliance costs and invest in improved productivity in the construction sector. New tax measures come into effect in October to ensure people who invest in housing pay their fair share of tax.”
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Organic milk Dear Ed, So Fonterra says they badly need organic milk as they have a big market. Please dairy men and ladies don’t get to make huge expensive changes. I don’t think Fonterra is for the poor farmers. When prices went sky high and everything was rosy.
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The game of life Marcello Pinheiro knew little about New Zealand, Marlborough or the wine industry when he arrived from Brazil’s capital of Rio de Janeiro, a decade ago with his now wife, Paula. Five years in Marlborough has opened his eyes to the wine industry while he has brought his love futsal to the young football players of the region. He talks to reporter Jacob Page about life, football in Brazil and his future plans. Chances are, unless you’re a football tragic you have not heard of futsal. An indoor version of the beautiful game played with five players per team and a heavier ball and a smaller indoor court. Marcello Pinheiro has had to learn about the New Zealand wine industry over time but knows all about futsal having grown up in football mad Brazil’s capital city Rio de Janeiro where space is limited but passion for the round ball game overflows onto the streets like cricket in India. Marcello believes futsal can take the credit for helping mould some of the biggest names in football today. Names like Neymar, Christiano Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and Lionel Messi all cut their teeth on the indoor version of the game before they made it big and now Marcello is gaining real traction with the game in Marlborough. “The game is very big in Europe and South America but it still growing around the world,” Marcello says. “I grew up playing it because we didn’t have wide open spaces and parks that were available, so you make the most of what you have.” Brazilians only play futsal until the age of 12 then they can play
soccer. “Futsal is what I credit with Brazil’s success because you touch the ball seven times more than you do in football. “The ball doesn’t bounce as much so it forces kids to learn control and passing,” Marcello says. “I wanted to get futsal going in Marlborough five years ago because it’s catching on in Auckland, Wellington, and Nelson.” Marcello has been coaching the same kids for five years as well as running social futsal at Stadium 2000 on a Friday night. He has been training teenage players at Marlborough Boys’ College for two years and has taken them to compete in the national age-group futsal championships. He is also looking to get a game against Nelson on September, now that futsal has linked with Marlborough Football. “It started off as a private thing for me but now working with Marlborough Football allows me to offer the kids a pathway.” He says there are discussions about having a futsal league in the summer. “That’s how you enhance skill level by playing all year round.” Marcello says New Zealand has
to work on increasing its football culture but also needs to change its style of play. “In Brazil the football culture is amazing, you can watch four or five games a week and they televise futsal as well all year round.” Marcello says futsal would allow New Zealanders to use more width in their attack. “New Zealand plays a lot of football in the middle of the field; they need to use the wings more.” Ma rcello ad m its he loves Marlborough and wouldn’t think of living anywhere else.
“We couldn’t be happier here. We bought a house two years ago across from A&P Park so we can hear football being played and we have two kids.” The decision to come to New Zealand came out of the blue. “One night I said to my wife who was my girlfriend at the time if we should go to New Zealand and she said for me to go to bed as I must have been tired. “The next day I asked her if she was coming with me because I was going... We thought it would only be a six month thing to try something
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Glenys makes the most of everyday By Celeste Lodewyk It has been two years since Picton woman Glenys Pope was diagnosed with breast cancer. Last year she featured in the Sun to talk about her cancer journey and treatment, and to explain why the Cancer Society had been so valuable to her. This year she is back with an even bigger smile on her face. While she is still hesitant to use the word ‘cured’, she remains positive about life and says despite having some ‘down days’ she keeps focused on her goals. “After having a double mastectomy it does take time to get used to my new body image. “Sometimes it’s all a bit much and all the emotions come back to me. But I just pick myself up and carry on. “Really it’s about accepting that things are a little different now. I don’t just sit and say ‘oh my god’ and get upset now, I try to keep myself upbeat and positive,” she says. Glenys discovered a lump on her left breast while in between mammogram appoint-
ments and acted on her intuition by having it checked. After her operation and six month chemotherapy treatment she now only has to take a daily hormone medication that reduces the risk of breast cancer recurrence. Today she says the people who have supported her throughout her journey are never far from her mind. “The lovely people in oncology are still in the back of my mind, they are never forgotten. “My family and friends who were in this with me... I am grateful to their support, as well as the wonderful ladies at Cancer Society Marlborough who have become like an extended family. “I am forever grateful that they are here for people like myself,” she says. Glenys proudly volunteers for the Cancer Society Marlborough and will be helping out where she can this Daffodil Day. Be generous and make a donation, knowing that your support is helping other people like Glenys in our community.
Daffodils needed Daffodils are in short supply this year, so the Cancer Society Marlborough is calling for members of the community to donate any spare daffodils they have in their gardens or on their properties. Fundraiser Zoe Gray says pickers went out yesterday morning and instead of picking their usual 35 buckets, they only had half a bucket. “We really need some more, so if anyone has spare daffodils we would be so grateful,” she says. Simply phone the Cancer Society Marlborough office on 5794379 to arrange a pick up, or you can drop them in to the bunching centre at the McKendry Car Corner.
Cancer survivor Glenys Pope with some of the felt daffodil flowers she has made for Daffodil Day.
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Donate on Friday Charlotte is this year’s Daffodil Day bear and is a very special addition to the Cancer Society’s bear collection. Charlotte is the 25th bear in the collection and will be for sale on Daffodil Day as well as at the Cancer Society Marlborough office at The Forum in Blenheim. In addition there will also be Daffodil Day pens, windmills, brooches, key rings and fresh daffodils being sold, with all proceeds staying in Marlborough. At the Forum there will be a number of events being held to celebrate Daffodil Day including live music, the ANZ
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TOESE: Vai and Maina, along with proud big brothers Brendon and Francis welcome new arrival Benjamin (9lb 1oz) on August 18, 2015 at 11:58pm at Wairau Hospital. Thank you to midwife Cathy Middleton and all the really lovely staff at the maternity ward.
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SMITH: Ray and Emma are pleased to announce the early but safe arrival of their first child, a son James Charles (5lb 15oz) on August 18, 2015 at 1am at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to midwives Shona Wills, Jen Laing, Dr Carmen Brown and all the very lovely staff at the maternity ward.
CARRICK: Sophie, Darian and big brother Koda would like to announce the safe arrival of Lillie May Carrick, born on August 10, 2015 weighing 7lb 3oz. A big thanks to Cathy Middleton and all the wonderful staff at the Wairau Maternity Ward. We are all doing well. Photo provided.
BOGLE: On August 9, 2015 Harley and Bailey welcomed their beautiful baby, Indi Jane Bogle into the world. We would like to say thank you to all the midwives that helped and a big thank you to family and friends for all their support. Photo provided.
SAUNDERS: Sam and Te Mana Tahi would like to announce the arrival of their beautiful baby girl Nova Lee McGrannachanMaru Saunders born on August 20, 2015 at 1:50am, weighing 8lbs 1oz. We would like to say a big thank you to all the staff in the Maternity Ward at Wairau Hospital and Robyn (Sam’s mum) for all her support. Photo provided.
BROWN: Lathem and Laura (Thompson) are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their beautiful baby boy on August 23, 2015 weighing 8lb. A brother for William and Amelia. Special thanks to the fantastic midwives Gwen and Mandy, Dr Fentiman and all the staff on the ward.
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Cancer Society Marlborough Contact us for support and information on any aspect of cancer
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• Support services for people diagnosed with cancer • Information & support for partners, families & friends • Education to promote prevention and early detection of cancer Email: marlcaso@xtra.co.nz Website: www.cancersoc.org.nz Forum Building, Market Street, Blenheim, or Ph: 03 579 4379 Fax: 03 579 4381 Hours 9am - 4:30pm Mon to Fri
The Skin Clinic Marlborough is equipped with high resolution digital mapping technology allowing early detection of melanomas and other skin cancers. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment can result in a complete cure from skin cancer. The clinic provides a comprehensive range of treatment options and is now approved by Southern Cross as an affiliated provider. Make an appointment today to have you and your family’s skin checked.
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Why you need it Magnesium (Mg) may be the most overlooked mineral, when in fact it is an incredibly versatile and important nutrient that many doctors, nutritionists, and researchers believe is the single most important nutrient for human health. It is essential for over 300 different chemical reactions in the body, including maintaining your energy level, helping you relax, and sustaining the health of your heart and blood vessels. Unfortunately, in most of the developed world, magnesium deficiency is probably the most common nutritional deficiency. Because it has so many crucial functions, and because it appears to protect us from serious conditions that are most prevalent in the developed world, magnesium really is one of the ‘miracle minerals’. What is magnesium good for? One of its most common uses is for alleviating constipation; you may recognise it as the active ingredient in well-known over-the-counter laxative medicines. It is also a natural calcium-channel blocker. Many integrative medicine practitioners have used magnesium supplements to help lower blood pressure and maintain healthy blood pressure. While we often hear about the importance of calcium for bones, magnesium is the other key mineral for healthy bones. And because so many people take calcium pills without magnesium, there may actually
be a greater need for magnesium than for calcium in people who are most vulnerable to osteoporosis. Magnesium is probably the most important nutrient for that energy powerhouse, the human heart; it helps the heart muscle itself function better. Magnesium also helps protect blood vessels, which is where most of what we call heart disease actually happens. Magnesium is also a natural blood thinner, much like aspirin, so many doctors and researchers believe that it may help prevent heart attacks and strokes. Perhaps the area where magnesium could have the biggest impact is in the prevention of diabetes. Scientists have proven that magnesium levels are low in people with diabetes, people with higher magnesium levels do not develop diabetes, and that supplementing with magnesium appears to help reverse pre-diabetes. As with all minerals in foods, the mineral has to be present in the soil where the food is grown. The best food sources of magnesium are beans - especially soy, whole grains, including bran, nuts like almonds and brazil nuts and seeds, including flaxseed, sesame, and sunflower. Dry cocoa powder, and dark chocolate are also a great source. Talk to your GP or local pharmacist about magnesium for your health.
Springlands Pharmacy Trusted in the Community
Spring is coming! See us for all your hayfever products. Our well trained staff will take good care of you. We also have many varieties of natural health products to alleviate your symptoms. MAGNESIUM - Talk to us! We have many varieties of Magnesium – great for cramps, restless legs, stress relief, and restful sleep. For all your health needs - open 7 days. Fully trained Pharmacist on site.
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Shape-shifter smoothie Beat winter with this delicious green smoothie packed full of natual goodness. Ingredients 1/2 cup (125 mL) frozen blueberries 1 tbsp (15 mL) cocoa powder, preferably raw 1/2 avocado 1/2 small frozen banana 1 handful baby spinach or other greens
Pinch of cayenne 1 tbsp (15 mL) raw honey 2 cups (500 mL) water Directions Blitz ingredients in a blender or food processor, or with a hand blender, until smooth. Nutritional information Per Serving: 97 calories, 17 g carbs, 4 g fat, 2 g protein, 4 g fibre, 19 mg sodium
Debbie Dalzell(RN) and Mary Tolan(RN).
Caring for Marlborough’s Ears for 10 years • Gentle ear wax removal by micro suction • Glue Ear • Discharging Ears • Dermatitis For an appointment Ph: 03 578 8310 • 11 Francis Street
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Football awards Marlborough Football held its junior prizegiving at A & P Park on Saturday. Here are some of the major award winners.
Marlborough Football junior referee of
the year
12th Grade Girls Hannah Martin (Rangers), 12th Grade – Jackson Flood (Rangers) and 15th-17th Grade Girls Shannon Hewetson (MGC).
Harry Pine.
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16th Grade Liam Sluiter (Blenheim Valle Grade Ethan Turner (Renwick).
Rangers Ice A Grade joint junior player of the year Patrick Schnarre, Alex Duley and Alex Ooloo.
The Rangers Ice Junior A Grade team.
Marlborough Football’s achievement award and top player Tom Downes.
Marlborough Football’s most dedicated players (13th -14th Grade Girls) Ruby Sm ith (MGC) and (11th Grade) Paul Moran (Trojans).
All of the Marlborough Football winn ers
of the junior most dedicated section
for 2015.
Any of our “out & about” photos can be purchased at the Sun Newspaper office.
Indoor Soccer Summer League Kicks off soon!
All ages - junior, intermediate, senior REGISTER NOW by visiting our website, phoning us, or calling in.
It’s our 10th birthday! We are celebrating with an Open Day Sunday 13th September 11am - 4pm.
Junior Netball 11am PLAY FOR FREE Junior Soccer 11am PLAY FOR FREE Ten Pin Bowling SPECIAL $5 per game Food and beverage available including licenced bar.
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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
Housie Thursday 7pm, Blenheim Bowling Club, 40 housies, 2 supers, raffles and refreshments available. Proceeds to Te Rerenga O Te Ra.
Family/Whanau for information/ advocacy/support Families living with mental illness/addictions please contact Supporting Families Marlborough - Lyn, Karina & Nikki ph 577 5491 or visit us at 4 Scott Street.
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. Community Care Pharmacy: Within the Blenheim Warehouse, open 7 days 9am-8pm. Only closed Christmas Day. 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 578 8125. Citizens Advice Bureau - Free, friendly, confidential advice. Mon - Fri 9.30am - 4pm. Phone 578 4272.
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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 579 5304 or call at Level 2, Aorere House, 54 Scott St.
MESMAN, Barbara Dawn: On August 12 2015 at Wairau Hospital, peacefully. In her 85th year. Dearly loved sister of Shirley Jackson, Arthur & Lois Morriss (Rotorua), Herbert & Janis Morriss (Rangiora), Pamela Ashwell, and Richard & Alison Morriss. She will be sadly missed.
St John Community Shop Springlands
WILLIAMS, Dooley: On Sunday August 23 2015. Dearly loved husband of Kerry, father of Brett and Cindy; Poppy and Great Poppy of his grandchildren. A special thanks to the staff at Wairau Hospital. Messages may be sent to the Williams Family, 132A Waikawa Road, Picton 7220. A gathering to celebrate Dooley’s life will be held at the Picton RSA, 66 Wellington Street at 3pm Friday August 28. GEOFFREY T SOWMAN, FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz
Moving to a resthome? Clearing an estate? Downsizing, Springcleaning. Donations appreciated. Pickup available Phone 578 1754. Thank you for supporting your ambulance service.
The Blue Door Open Monday to Friday 9.00am - 3.00pm. Saturday 9.00 - 2pm. Items surplus to your requirements we would gladly accept. We can deliver. Phone 579 4353
Victim Support: 0800 VICTIM (0800 842 846) Al-Anon: Help for families & friends of alcoholics. Ph Margaret 578 4690 or Cilla 570 5335. 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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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.
acknowledgement Simmons, Barbara Elizabeth: 7 June 2015. John, Johnny, Tony and Leane, Janice and Ken Thompsett, Kenny and Sonja, Kay and Greg Lyford would like to thank all the wonderful people who bestowed their kindness on them at the passing of their loved one before and after. To those who attended Barbara’s service, the floral tributes, the baking, the many cards and visits to our home -thank you- so much. Barbara was such a wonderful person, a dearly loved wife, mother, mother inlaw, grandmother and great grandmother. Being her husband I was so privileged to have her married to me for 57 years. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment.
in memoriam Lowen, Bevan: passed away 24th August 2005. Bevan 10yrs have gone by since we said goodbye but you are always remembered and loved in our hearts, Beverly and Zeb.
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NEW OWNERS Cecilia & Darryl Norman are excited to be the new owners of Marlborough’s Harrisons Carpet One. With years of flooring experience, Cecilia & Darryl are looking forward to delivering their famous ‘second to none’ service to the local market.
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Jewellers
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EAR Health. Removal of Ear Wax using microscope and suction. Phone for an appointment 578 8310 at Physiotherapy Centre, 11 Francis St.
Senior Citizens Club, AGM, 3 September at 2pm, 142 High Street, afternoon tea to follow.
SINGLE professional mature man of sober habits looking for accommodation, just returned to Blenheim, town or surrounding areas ph 021-505-418.
DRESS MAKING, alterations, will pick up & deliver. Ph Robyn 5737257 or 022-173-6140
Trev’s Painting & Decorating
MOLE checks - for a thorough skin check u s i n g d e r m o s c o py. Call the Skin Clinic 578 1665.
TE N P I N Bowling. Open 7 days. Phone 5784851 to book a lane now. Writing a book? We print and publish books and e-books. No-obligation discussion. 03 579 4709 www. prismaprint.co.nz info@ prismaprint.co.nz.
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Two Strong Men & A Truck Available by the hour Marlborough and beyond
Free packaging with removals Phone 577 8089 or 027 558 3260 Hebberds CC Express
Age Concern Marlborough Inc. AGM
Will be held on Thursday 10th September 2015 in the upstairs meeting room. At the Marlborough Community Centre, 25 Alfred Street Commencing at 1-30pm. All members and supporters are invited to attend
alklins Joinery
Manufacturer of all your joinery needs Member of the Registered Master Joiners
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situations vacant
Interiors - Exteriors - Wall papering - Gib stopping Tradesman with 40 years experience Ph 027-859-7074 • A/H 03-579-3368 email: samkar@xtra.co.nz
Vineyard supervisor
for sale FREE Banana boxes plus others, 20 + Ph 2654 126. P U M P : Wallace household, 4.3amps, own water bore, near new 027-2967-955. WHITE CHIP & white rocks. Ideal for pebble gardens, paths, driveways. Phone Thomson 575 6885.
Painter & Decorator
Qualified tradesman • Renovations • New houses • Wallpapering Water blaster for hire
John Mills Ph 021-469-873
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Workshops coming up
Crazy Circle Table Runner Sept 5th
Take Me Home Basket
Sept 19th Both workshops are $45.00. Call for more info.
Thornhill Horticultural Contracting is a well-established, large supplier of labour to the Viticulture industry in Marlborough. Thornhill is a registered Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) recruiting specific staff from New Zealand, Thailand and the Pacific Islands, to fulfil the needs of its valued vineyard clients. We currently have a position available for a Vineyard Supervisor. Applicants must have the following: • At least three years experience • Be able to report to management and complete paperwork on time • Reliable and have a tidy work ethic • Preference will be given to an experienced supervisor, but not essential as full training will be given • Be able to work long hours when required • Have excellent communication skills • A good understanding of RSE policy • Clean drivers licence • Fluent in Thai In the first instance, please forward a brief email to john@thornhillnz.co.nz no later than 4th September 2015, explaining previous work history and contact details
www.thequiltersbarn.co.nz 193 Rapaura Road • Ph 572 7240 Late night Tuesday 8.30pm
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PAINTER 35yrs experience. No GST. Ph Gavin 02108656568
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Home of our favourite brands The Ned and The Kings Series, Marisco Vineyards are located in the Waihopai Valley, Marlborough. We are a progressive wine company committed to building brands and taking the unique Marlborough, New Zealand story of wine to the world.
situations vacant
Due to ongoing expansion at our Leefield Station vineyard we are seeking expressions of interest for the following role:
Journalist
Don’t throw it out!
Full-time position available
Phone: 579 5266 Cell: 027 6710 133
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Ph 5777 868
The Blenheim Sun Newspaper is a twice weekly community newspaper, locally owned and operated, circulating throughout the Marlborough region. We are currently seeking a highly motivated and experienced journalist with strong writing ability and photography skills to join our friendly and professional team. Email your CV and covering letter to: les@blenheimsun.co.nz
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New pilot music therapy sound medicine for children It is said that ‘nothing activates the brain so extensively as music’. So it’s no wonder that a new pilot programme through ‘The Creative Arts Centre’ launched earlier this year providing music therapy for vulnerable children is a growing success. The Creative Arts Centre is a non-profit charity which offers group and individual Creative Arts Therapy. The aim of the trust is to support vulnerable children to “grow through the arts”. If focuses on children with a wide range of needs, including those seeking support with physical, psychological, intellectual, developmental, behavioural and social functioning. Behind this initiative is a group of dedicated people, headed by Trust founder Liz McKay, and supported by the Creative Kids Trust Board and Creative Arts Centre team. It started off with Liz’s passion to train as a music therapist. And over the busy years of starting a family and business with her husband Greg, Liz’s passion matured into an understanding,
that to be effective, a community combining all the rich talents of the Creative Art forms needed to be grown around these children and their families. A place where every child was supported through the art form that they love. So when Liz came across a newspaper article featuring Yvonne MacSweeny and her music therapy, she made contact with Yvonne and the first steps began. The Centre has developed since offering it’s pilot programme and is now operating group music therapy sessions led by Yvonne MacSweeny and supported by the Creative Arts Centre team members Jody Hughes and Sandra Sangster. The sessions are centered around goals for Attention and Concentration needs, Managing Anxiety, Speech Development, Movement Development, Social Development, Behavioural Development. Early indications are that as the children’s trust grows with the team and their group members, they are becoming more aware of themselves and others, which supports their growth and the friendships
Back: Greg Simpson, Liz McKay, Sandra Sangster, Lisa Johnston and Anna Moore and front: Molly Murphy Wittig, Karen Dick, Yvonne MacSweeny and Jody Hughes.
they are developing at the centre. Now they are excited about taking another step and are in the planning stages of offering a teen anxiety programme through Creative Writing, led by Molly Murphy Wittig, a
registered psychologist. ‘Each new step leads us closer to our long term goal of offering all art forms and ultimately having our very own front door,” she says. For now though, they welcome
anyone with a child that would benefit from being involved in the programmes or anyone interested in supporting the centre to be in touch. For more information contact liz@creativearts.co.nz
Volleyball down to the wire Marlborough Volleyball’s Winter League night saw some tense three-set matches during its sixth round. It was a slow start from Dank Lords and some good team play from Uso Fiafia which gave the latter the first set win of 25-16. Dank Lords got some teamwork together for the second set but Uso held on with some nice spiking from Afa Lauvai for the win 25-19. The third set really came to life with Dank Lord’s Theo Martin-Babin and Toby Hogg leading the chase with some solid court play and nice spikes but the sneaky serving from Tupuaga Siovaeata and huge spikes from Afa Lauvai made the difference to give Uso the hat trick win with a close set score of 25-23. Uso Fiafia continued their double-header week and played Cri Clovers in their second game of the evening. Cri Clovers kept everyone entertained with their unorthodox shots, Greg Stretch using almost every part of his body to keep the ball in play. Uso gained another hat trick for the evening 25-21. Kaiser Faalilo played and captained Uso Fiafia well and was supported by consistent play from Andrew Moli. For Cri Clovers, Stretch and Michelle O’Donnell both had good sets, especially O’Donnell, given the fact she is playing on the men’s height net. She received the ball well and offered some solid shots at the net. Bella’s Team got off to a good start in the beginning of the set against Pure Samoa, Some great serving and hitting by Emma Gardiner proved vital early. Pure Samoa caught back up but Bella’s Team was just able to hold on for the win 25-22. A huge serving run of 13 points from Pure Samoa in set two left the set in their hands. A good fight back from Bella’s Team followed but not enough and the set win went to Pure Samoa 25-13. A very close third set followed with Pure Samoa coming out the victors. Work Hard Play Hard’s, Jack Pope was the difference for his side in their two sets to one victory on the night
NMIT tutors Steve McIntyre and Andy Woolley have come up with a two-faced Mazda to help recruit students for automotive trades and engineering and construction courses.
Two cars, one project with a twist Take two clapped out small cars. Back them up, bumper to bumper. Cut each in half and then weld them together and you have an intriguing project at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology It is a unique project for the automotive trades and engineering and construction students. The eccentric hybrid – with two engines, two gearboxes and two drivers – is the brain-
child of tutors Steve McIntyre and Andy Woolley. Steve says the unusual vehicle is a way of attracting the interest of school leavers in a trade’s career. “If we go to schools to talk about a career and do, say a wheel change exercise it’s all ‘so what’ for the kids. We need something more exciting. “If we can take this car along to school, kids will go,
wow and talk about it to their parents.” That may lead to interest in a career as an automotive or mechanical engineer or in construction. Steve and Andy have fused the two Mazdas together with the enthusiastic involvement of their students. Steve says the car can be driven in each direction and – with sets of wheels facing in opposite directions – is
capable of a few tricks, like driving down the road like a crab. Steve is now planning a V8 chainsaw and says the car should add promotional value for the trades programme and NMIT in general. The final look of the car isn’t certain. If the tutors can find a paint and panel shop that wants to be involved, the dual “Mazdadzam” may look smart.
Golden tickets for fitness By Laura Shipley Qwik Kiwi Sports Training Consultants are running a golden ticket competition. There are 3 golden tickets to be found and each winner will get 12 weeks free training for the Jules Taylor Wines Marlborough Women’s Triathlon.
The first clue was released at 7am on Monday morning via email and 4 hours later on the Qwik Kiwi Facebook page. The second clue was released via email at 7am on Tuesday morning and 4 hours later on social media. The man behind the initiative Ray Boardman has been coaching for
15 years and has also been on the Marlborough Triathlon and Multisport Club committee in previous years. Clues will continue to be sent out each morning at 7am until all Golden Tickets have been found. To sign up to get the emails you can go to the Qwik Kiwi Facebook page.
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Kennard and Paddon battle through Rally Germany By Jacob Page Kiwi rally duo Hayden Paddon and Blenheim’s John Kennard have finished ninth at the World Rally Championship’s Rally of Germany. Paddon described his first tarmac event of his 2015 FIA World Rally Championship season as “a trying but educational three days”. The result was solid considering the technical issues the pair experienced on Saturday, the longest day of the rally. Having been the quickest of the four Hyundai drivers during Thursday’s shakedown run, Paddon and Kennard came through Friday’s eight stages to hold eighth place overall in a close-fought top ten. They were encouraged by their pace relative to their Hyundai Motorsport team-mates Dani Sordo and Thierry Neuville – after eight stages they were just over 20 seconds behind Neuville in
fifth place. Both Sordo and Neuville have a lot more experience on tarmac than Paddon and eventually finished this year’s event in fourth and fifth place respectively. Saturday proved unexpectedly challenging as the Kiwi duo contended with a turbo-related technical issue on all nine stages of the event’s longest day. The lack of power was particularly frustrating on the iconic Panzaplatte with its hundreds of junctions and the relative lack of acceleration available to power them away from each junction. Despite losing the best part of a minute and a half, they persevered to complete all nine stages and reach Saturday’s finish in ninth place overall. With the Hyundai i20 WRC back to full power for Sunday’s final four stages, Paddon and Kennard concentrated on gathering as much information as he could about the
Sophie MacKenzie.
the men’s double that will need a top 11 finish to qualify. They will be looking to rectify their season so far following injury earlier in the year and a mishap in Lucerne where they failed to fire. Wairau rower Sophie MacKenzie will team with Julia Edward
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Development through to last four Hayden Paddon and John Kennard finish ninth in the WRC’s Rally of Germany. different skills needed to drive fast when we started, which is positive. Paddon returns to New Zealand on tarmac. “We have used today’s [Sun- briefly before heading to Australia day’s] stages to build a bit more for the 10-13 September ninth confidence and the set-up of the round of the 2015 FIA World car definitely feels better than Rally Championship.
Robbie Manson.
in the women’s lightweight double. The pair are world champions are a stunning debut season and will be looking to ensure they are considered as genuine medal chances on the big stage in less than 12 months. Karl Manson will compete in
the men’s quad, while Blenheim’s Tom Murray will be an integral part of the men’s eight. Karl Manson was part of a crew that impressed at Lucerne at the third world cup where they finished with a silver medal, meaning Olympic qualification should be attained as they chase a spot on the podium Murray and the rest of the crew have steadily improved throughout the season and will look to be the first New Zealand men’s eight to race at an Olympic Games since 1984 Axel Dickinson is a reserve sweep for the regatta The New Zealand Rowing Team topped the medal table at the 2014 World Rowing Championships winning a total of nine medals - six gold (four Olympic boat classes and two International boat classes), two silver and one bronze.
The Marlborough Development football team are through to the semifinals of the Tasman Trophy after a come-from-behind 4-2 win against Nelson Suburbs First XI at A& P Park in Blenheim, on Saturday. Striker Cailan Thompson and captain Lukas Simpson each scored twice for the home team.
Makos march on The Tasman Makos have climbed to the top of the ITM Cup premiership ladder after two rounds thanks to a hard-fought 34-13 bonus point win over Bay of Plenty in Nelson. The Makos struggled early for cohesion but eventually got the better of a determined Steamers outfit that refused to go away. It wasn’t until flanker Pete Samu made a break and ran 60m for a try in the final stages that the Makos earned the four-try bonus point. The Makos play the Manawatu Turbos at Lansdowne Park tomorrow night.
Red Devils slow to start The Tasman Red Devils were too slow to get going against Canterbury Metro in an invitation game at Christchurch’s Rugby Park, eventually succumbing 28-12. The visitors trailed 21-5 at one point and could not battle back despite finding parity on the scoreboard for the latter stages of the match.
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Sport Marlborough rally driver Richard Bateman has moved to equal top of the Challenge class of the New Zealand Rally Championship after finishing 10th overall in the Rally of Coromandel at the weekend. He joined Auckland’s Tyler Radovan at the top after he had to retire from the rally.
Marlborough rowers in the mix for medals by Jacob Page Marlborough rowers will be looking for medals as the New Zealand squad looks to qualify 14 boats for the Rio Olympics next year New Zealand will compete in all fourteen Olympic boat classes as well as two international boat classes at the 2015 World Rowing Championships in Aiguebelette, France starting on Sunday. A record 1300 athletes from 77 nations are due to race at the rowing calendar’s biggest event of the year held between 30 August – 6 September. Athletes will not only be racing for World Championship titles, but also for highly sought after Olympic qualification spots as the regatta acts as the main qualification for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Marlborough’s Robbie Manson will team up with Chris Harris in
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