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K-mart is coming

By Cathie Bell K-mart is coming to Blenheim, with Westwood retail centre owner Phil Robinson confirming the company is to rent a new building planned.

Linda van Kuyk who runs a social media page calling for the company to open in Blenheim says she and hundreds of others are ‘thrilled’.

“OMG, that’s amazing!” she says when The Sun told her the news.

Phil says it’s been a long time coming but there is now an agreement for the store to come here.

“We’re quite excited about it, for sure.”

Continued on page 2 Linda van Kuyk is thrilled K-mart is coming to this site at Westwood in Springlands next year.

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Agreement signed to bring K-mart to Westwood Continued from page 1 K-mart is to be the tenant in a new building Phil Robinson has applied to build at Westwood retail centre in Springlands.

Phil says his company Outer Limits, which operates the Westwood retail park, filed a resource consent application with the Marlborough District Council last week to build a new large format store at Westwood to house K-mart.

While the consent has yet to be granted, Phil expects the store to open at the end of next year.

The application says Kmart is a well-known discount department store chain operating in Australia and New Zealand, retailing a wide range of homewares and related goods.

“Within New Zealand, Kmart stores are generally located with other large format retail centres, or within shopping malls,” it says.

An artist's impression of the proposed K-mart store at Westwood.

Linda says the agreement for Kmart to come to Blenheim is ‘great news’ for her and the hundreds of other Marlborough people who loved the store.

“It’s got nice products… I find what I need there, if I can’t find things at other shops, it’s there at K-mart.”

An economic analysis has been done as part of the application which says the opening of K-mart at Westwood would have an impact on the Blenheim central business district,

with an estimated drop in income of negative 1.6 per cent, based on total baseline trade of $310 million, and Springlands would lose 0.3 per cent, based on total trade of $30 million.

Department stores are expected to be the most affected, with an estimated loss of between 6.6 per cent and 13 per cent.

However, it says impacts will be spread across several stores, and not threaten the viability of any single store.

The net impact on the rest of Marlborough is expected to be positive, being 3.2 per cent based on a total baseline trade of $212 million.

Overall, Marlborough is expected to stop ‘leaking’ spending to Nelson and Tasman, as people travel there to go to K-mart now.

Phil says there are a lot of anecdotes about people going to Nelson and Tasman just to visit K-mart.

“It will be nice to keep some of that here.”

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The saltworks at Lake Grassmere is installing a Tesla Powerpack to store energy from its wind turbine.

By Cathie Bell Lake Grassmere salt producer Dominion Salt is about to become the first place in Australasia to install Silicon Valley energy storage for power generated by its wind turbine.

Dominion Salt’s Chief Executive Shane Dufaur says the company will soon turn on a 250kW battery storage system, storing up to 570kW hours of energy produced by the company’s wind turbine in a new storage and control system, designed and built by energy solutions company Vector.

Using a Tesla Powerpack battery to store excess energy to use another time when needed enables

Dominion Salt to produce 75 per cent of energy used at Lake Grassmere on-site, rather than the national grid.

Shane says Dominion Salt has worked closely with Vector to ensure it gets the most out of renewable energy sources and designed a complete system, including battery storage, that allows it to use more renewable energy, and rely less on the national grid.

“We’ve been using the wind and sun to make salt for 75 years, and it provides symmetry that we’re using the wind as well, adding to the sustainability of the business.”

The Powerpack is a series of ‘beige boxes’, Shane says, with

all the ‘smarts inside’ that manage the interface between the turbine, the grid, and the rest of the plant that allows the company to use the turbine to its best extent.

The company is in Marlborough because of the solar and wind energy boosts to produce salt, and it has some ‘pretty lofty goals’ on business sustainability, he says. It’s not just about the environment, the goals have to make commercial sense, and energy consumption is a big part of that.

“We at Dominion Salt are part of the world’s oldest industry, but here we are at the leading edge of technology. We’re not just resting on our laurels,” Shane says.

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Running for mental health

By Celeste Alexander “Mental unwellness is so common that it’s normal, but not so normal that it’s talked about!”

This is the message from Marlborough detective JP Carré who is on a mission to raise awareness of mental health while training to complete the Auckland Marathon later this year.

JP has organised a fundraising dinner and auction on September 7 to raise funds for the Mental Health Foundation.

His inspiration? His own battles with depression throughout his life and his desire to encourage others to ‘take care of themselves.’

JP has battled depression from a young age including some ‘severe bouts’ and says although he manages it, he knows there are many others in the community who are struggling with their own mental health battles.

“As an adult, husband and parent there are constant life stresses in this modern, busy world and when I talk to others it’s evident that many are suffering too, just at different levels.

“As a detective I see the psychological effects of abuse, trauma and grief and the profound effect it has on people’s mental health.

“My biggest message is to take care of yourself so it won’t lead to something more severe,” he says.

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“I did the St Clair in May with a couple of my cousins from Auckland. One mentioned how her husband was doing the Auckland Marathon so I thought yeah... I would too.

JP’s sister-in-law suggested he make it a personal journey, so he shared his story and says the response was ‘staggering’.

“In the first 24 hours $4000 was raised, then in the next 24 hours a further $1000. This really surprised me but also shows me that mental unwellness does affect people more than we realise,” he says.

JP is training with the help of his coaches Paul Newman and Susie Aviss as well as Kate McNabb from Project Vigour.

“Also a big thanks to Mitchell Sports for supplying me with two pairs of running shoes and nutritional needs”.

The fundraising event, JP’s Road to the Marathon, will be held at the Clubs of Marlborough on September 7 at 6pm.

Glenn Kirby will be the MC and guest speaker will be ‘The Resilient Farmer’ Doug Avery.

Tickets cost $50 per person which includes a two course buffet dinner, and can be purchased by contacting JP through his online social media page ‘JP’S Road to the Marathon’ or on Local detective JP Carré is raising awareness 021 126 5836. of mental health.

One dead in crash One person has died in a crash by the Wye Bridge on State Highway 63 in the Wairau Valley early on Monday morning, police say.

The crash, between a truck and a ute around 1.30am, killed the driver of the ute.

The two truck occupants were uninjured, but the truck caught on fire following the crash and needed to be towed from the scene.

The Serious Crash Unit is investigating the cause of the crash.

Timber burning meeting A public meeting is to be held at the Elim Centre in Burleigh at 7pm on Monday August 14 so Taylor Pass residents can ask questions of the company wanting to set up a new pyrolysis plant near their neighbourhood.

Council solid waste manager Alec McNeil says the meeting will be a good opportunity for people living in the area to learn more about the proposal, how pyrolysis works and how the company would manage any effects.

Council has identified a site for the pyrolysis plant at its Bluegums Landfill which currently takes the district’s waste timber, and Alec says the Bluegums location offered efficiencies with most of the required infrastructure already there, from weighbridges to drainage and roading.

However, the company would have to satisfy all the conditions of the consenting process before it could go ahead.

WWII Spitfire pilot ‘Bunty’ Bunt dies

By Bill McElhinney World War Two veteran and popular Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre guide, Laurence “Bunty” Bunt has died.

Visitors to the Aviation Centre marvelled at having a World War II Spitfire pilot guiding them through the museum, something he did nearly to the end of his life, Heritage Centre trustee Graham Orphan said yesterday.

Bunty, 96, died at Hospice Marlborough.

“Few people realise that he was a founding member of the committee that set up the centre,”

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Graham says. “He was involved right from 2001 and was in a hurry to see the centre built.

Bunty had “turned into a rein-

vented teenager” since the doors to the centre had opened in 2006, Graham says.

“He gave so much and got back so much from visitors who hung on to his every word, and of course no one forgot his name!”

Bunty was a long-time Picton resident and ran a grocery store there.

When war broke out he trained as a fighter pilot in New Zealand and Britain then joined the Royal Air Force when the Battle of Britain was over. He flew Spitfires, Hurricanes and the Boulton Paul Defiant during the remainder of

the war.

He flew with the Royal Air Force international squadron at Gibraltar, in North Africa, during the invasion of Italy and at the battle of Monte Cassino, where one of his brothers was in the infantry.

He flew a tour of 200 hours and rose to the rank of flying officer.

“People say I should write a book,” Bunty said during an interview on his 91st birthday.

“Although for years I used to go out to the Woodbourne base and talk to young cadets to share some of my experiences.”

Rail track joined KiwiRail has linked up the track between Picton and Christchurch for the first time since November’s Kaikoura earthquake devastated the line, with the final weld done near Rakautara, north of Kaikoura yesterday.

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By Bill McElhinney Blenheim Lions Club members are gearing up for two of their big annual fundraisers, the Book Fair and the Fertiliser Fiesta.

With spring on the way, gardeners will be getting ready for another growing season and the Lions are now taking orders for superphosphate, blood and bone, lime, lawn fertiliser and nitrophoska.

“Orders close today,” says club projects organiser Owen Batchelor, “but we’ll do our best to fill any orders that come in after that.”

In the meantime another club member, Gaynor Cotching, is gathering books, CDs DVDs and puzzles for the Book Fair, a joint project between the Blenheim and Beavertown Lions Clubs.

The Fair will be held from August 18-20, 9am to 4pm each day, at the former Courier Post building in Kinross Street.

Last year the event raised around $13,000 while the Fertiliser Fiesta added about $3000 to the club coffers.

“We run about 27 projects a year,” Owen says, “and the money raised all goes to local causes.”

Lions club members can be seen at major events such as the Marlborough Wine and Food Festival, where they act as parking marshals, and delivering firewood around town, another popular fundraiser.

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By Celeste Alexander Mark the date August 25 on the calendar and clear your plans, because there will a unique concert being held where young and old come together to celebrate music from the 70s and 80s.

Tempo (Today’s Emerging Musicians Performing Onstage) has invited guest artists The Blenheim Orphans Club to perform during the retro concert.

This is not the first time that they have performed with Tempo, and certainly not their first time attending, member Ken Ham says.

“We have had a long and happy relationship with Tempo and have performed before in the past and a large percentage of our membership also attends their concerts.

“We are very supportive of the kids and the organising committee as they are bringing

all this young potential talent to the stage.

It’s a privilege to be asked to perform there again and hopefully if our age and experience gives some inspiration to them it will be an achievement in itself,” he says.

The theme of the concert is music from the 70s and 80s so the Blenheim Orphans Club will perform a few numbers such as the Bee Gees and Tom Jones as part of their 20 minute set.

“We usually perform songs from the 50s and 60s, but that just reflects our ages,” Ken laughs.

“The songs we choose will be classic stuff that everyone knows and will hopefully enjoy and sing along to.”

The concert will be held at the Wesley Centre from 7pm. Entry costs $3 per person or $10 per family.

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Dear Ed, Unbelievable! Of course the district nurses are incredibly disappointed that they are being moved from their purpose-built premises at Wairau Hospital to the Health Hub in the town centre.

At Wairau they have all that is available and necessary to run their department as smoothly and as successfully as it has always been run.

It is interesting that the Marlborough District Council needs this building tenanted and councillor Gerald Hope, as well as being on the council, is also a hospital board member.

Further flow-on could be that more permanent car parks will be needed around the hub, so more cars will need to park in the council’s car park building – another white elephant.

All this, and little thought for the patients, their carers and our amazing district nurses who will no longer be part of the hospital, the place they chose to train and work in. We are talking about care of sick people, people who are incapacitated, people who are hurting, in pain, minus a leg, a breast, a bowel, some who are even dying!

A hospital atmosphere is one of care, expertise and love. To go there is a comfort for the sick and to be visited by a nurse from the hospital is also a comfort.

Will patients feel the same when they are visited by a nurse from the hub in Queen Street?

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Missing craft beer Dear Ed, When our family moved to Redwoodtown a couple of years ago, we visited the local Redwood Tavern and Old Bank Tavern to meet some of the local community and make some new friends, which I’m glad to say we did .

As for myself, I enjoy the odd craft beer on tap , so the closing of the Old Bank last September which kept a fine selection of craft beers on tap came as a bit of a shock, not only for myself but for most of the

regulars who used the Old Bank for their daily tipple.

Me and my family use the Redwood Tavern more now, and enjoy spending time with our friends for a drink and good food , but its always nice to have a choice and I do miss a good craft beer on tap occasionally, so I’m hoping a craft beer bar may soon return to this part of Blenheim for all those craft beer lovers, I’m sure it would be a great success.

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Paxter pause Dear Ed, Your inbrief article “Electric postie green light”, 26 July, could leave readers with the impression that Marlborough District Council have given us their approval to operate Paxsters in Blenheim’s residential areas.

This is not the case although we have had committee level approval, we are waiting for full council ratification on 8 August.

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Not just the plastic bags Dear Ed All the concern about plastic bags is not enough.

What about all other plastic items, such as batteries in plastic, supermarket meat on plastic trays, naming just a few.

If we are going to pick on plastic bags what about all the rest.

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Cook celebration planned for 2020 progressing

By Bill McElhinney Celebrations to mark the 250th anniversary of Captain Cook sailing into Ship Cove in the Marlborough Sounds are progressing, the Marlborough District Council has been told.

John Hellstrom, co-chairman of the Totaranui 250 Trust, gave the council planning, finance and community committee an update on the trust’s plans last week.

The council is contributing up to $300,000 to help the Trust plan and organise events in Marlborough.

John lives in Endeavour Inlet and has a deep interest in the history of the outer Sounds and restoration of sites associated with Cook’s voyages.

The trust has been set up to com-

memorate the 250th anniversary of Cook’s landing and Marlborough’s dual Maori and European history.

The first significant long-term contact between Maori and Pakeha took place in Totaranui/Queen Charlotte Sound in the 1770s.

Cook’s ship Endeavour first sailed into Ship Cove on January 15, 1770.

Cook spent more than 100 days at Ship Cove on five separate occasions.

Part of the commemorations involves bringing the replica of the Endeavour from Australia to New Zealand.

A fleet of double-hulled seagoing waka will also be sailed to the Sounds.

“It would be great to have a fleet of waka lined up off Cloudy Bay to greet the Endeavour when she sails in,” trust

Blenheim Lions Club members Helen Williams, left, Linda Batchelor, Karen McWha and Raewyn Thomas called at Wairau Hospital maternity unit last week to present midwife Jodie Rofe, centre, with the items they have made for premature and stillborn babies.

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By Bill McElhinney A group of Blenheim women are getting together to create garments for premature and stillborn babies born here.

Six Lions Club of Blenheim members meet to knit and sew garments and quilts to give to the parents of these children.

“The idea came about when we saw a small quilt being created at the Quilters Barn in Rapaura Road,” club member Helen Williams says.

“When we found out what it was for, we saw a need and decided to do something about it.”

The women meet regularly to knit and sew, and last Friday presented the first batch of their work to staff at the maternity ward at Wairau Hospital.

The clothing and quilts will be passed on to parents who may need them and midwife Jodie Rofe said they were grateful for the gifts.

Some of the materials used are donated, but the club members provide the rest, club member Karen McWha says. “We get together to knit and sew, but it’s also a nice social time for us.”

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co-chairman Raymond Smith told the committee.

Raymond is a descendent of those who greeted Cook on his visits.

He owns traditional land nearby at Port Gore and has strong connections to Rangitane, Ngati Apa and Ngati Kuia.

The commemorations have already attracted a lot of international interest, John says.

Prime TV is planning six one-hour documentaries about Cook’s voyages, and has already spent time in Marlborough filming for one of the episodes. Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Maggie Barry has allocated $3.5 million towards a commemorative The replica of Captain Cook’s ship, Endeavour will sail into Ship Cove in 2020. voyage around New Zealand.

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A place for everyone Sandy Stowell is chuffed about her latest job placement success.

She has a client with a string of convictions.

“Most of them had come about because of his bouts of mental illness,” Sandy says.

But the man has reformed his life, and Sandy is determined to help him.

“I’m passionate about what I do,” she says. “And I did find him a job with a local employer.

“The employer was told about the man’s past issues, and the man did have some previous work experience, which helped his situation.

fered mental illness, depression or bouts of anxiety.

“In all my time working here, I’ve learned a lot about mental health and I’ve never met a client that I would be afraid of.

“The good citizens of Blenheim probably don’t realise that they are dealing every day with some of my clients,” Sandy says with a grin.

She has been with Te Ara Mahi since 2012.

She has a marketing diploma and her previous experience in marketing, recruitment and training development has been invaluable in helping her inspire and motivate

“Two days later he had a job! Some employers are willing to give people a go.”

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the people she works with.

Clients are referred to her by mental health providers, health authorities and GPs and she works to establish a relationship with them.

“It’s a big step for them, stepping out to meet another person,” says Sandy.

“Once I’ve earned their trust I can help them with things like preparing a CV, honing interview skills, how to present themselves for a job interview.

“I can talk to prospective employers about job placement or training or even trying a job first to see if it works for both parties.”

Te Ara Mahi works with a wide range of employers and employees across Nelson, Tasman, Marlborough and the West Coast to help clients with employment, education and training goals and to promote recovery.

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“Two days later he had a job!

Some employers are willing to give people a go. He’s been in the job for over a month now and it’s going well for both parties. It’s a success story.”

So how much does Sandy tell prospective employers about her clients?

“It’s optional to disclose or not disclose a client’s health history,” Sandy says. “It’s the client’s choice, really.

“There’s a lot of misinformation and discrimination about mental illness, but it’s just another health issue, like diabetes or asthma.

“It’s really none of the employer’s business, unless the condition is going to impact the job.

“There is a stigma around mental health where people think that mental health sufferers are drug abusers or may be violent.

“But they’re not.

“Some of the biggest issues they face are anxiety and depression, which can result in lack of confidence.

“People have no need to be afraid of someone who has suf-

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Traditional Thai cuisine is well known and celebrated throughout the world for its depth of flavour and plated detail, making it one of the most popular Asian cuisines.

Eat Thai owner Benjamas (Ben) Srihorn says it’s much like art with lots of flavour and beautiful presentation.

“Every dish is like a work of art. It’s colourful and fresh and there are dishes that suit all palates.”

At Eat Thai, you can expect to find authentic traditional Thai cuisine that has been perfected with original recipes, techniques and practices learned by the chefs in five-star hotels.

“I love the food to be authentic and because Thai food is made mostly from herbs, it is really good for your health,” Ben says.

Ben and her husband/head chef Billy Vongleelaleorn came to Marlborough one year ago with their goal of opening their ‘dream business’.

“We came to Marlborough looking for a restaurant opportunity and because we knew the previous owner, she let us know when she was selling.

“I love the geography of Marlborough.

“I have always worked with a lot of people in cities that were home to millions, so coming here was a breath of fresh air,” she says.

Billy worked in hotels throughout Thailand before coming to Auckland and studying culinary art.

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“Phanida came to us from the Mandarin Oriental Bankok Hotel where she worked for four years.

“This is one of the places people who study in the hotel and hospitality industry want to work at... it’s very high class,” says Ben. Eat Thai’s extensive menu has dishes that will appeal to all tastes, from spicy to sweet and everything in between.

“We also provide many gluten free, vegetarian options and our dishes do not contain any MSG. “Out of 34 dishes, 23 are gluten free and we also offer vegetarian options.

“But we are also very flexible and can swap ingredients to what the customer prefers,” she says.

The seating area is described as being cosy and child friendly, and the atmosphere ‘welcoming and relaxed’.

“We want out customers to feel relaxed and happy and we spend a lot of time chatting with them. Children are always welcome and we even have pens they can draw on the mirrors with.”

Groups and special occasions can be booked any day of the week and the restaurant is even open all public holidays.

Eat Thai is open seven days for lunch and dinner, except Mondays when the restaurant is only open for dinner.

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A food dream comes true Fancy a heavenly slice of Manchego ArteThe Wellington based principals are known queso, Raclette, Asiago D’Allero, chocolate for the wonderful products they import from covered lemoncello, or some other imported Italy and other countries. or local charcuterie? Then Mediterranean Joining their product base with ours made Food Warehouse Picton is the place to go. a most successful mix.”

In 1994, Sue and Robin Beattie bought the Having recently moved from the very Picton milk round, working with the then small warehouse in Kent Street, Picton, to a Marlborough Milk Company. beautiful new spacious warehouse in Queen With the many changes in the milk industry Charlotte Drive, Sue is very proud to have in those early years, they knew that to survive created the shop she has dreamed of. in business diversifiNow she wants to cation was required. share her dream with In 1995, having ateveryone. tended a Milk VenThe shop is classy, dors Conference in sophisticated and Christchurch, they brimming with lots came home deterof interesting and exmined to expand the citing new products. business similar to “We have imported Provedore Compaand local cheeses nies in NZ Ports. that we cut to order, Rob went to Outlocal honey, Italian ward Bound on the pastas, local gelato next Monday, doing Italian cheeses are among the many speciality and lots of gluten free his usual delivery. food items available at the Picton Mediterra- products.

He asked the then nean Food Warehouse. Shop manager Stacey We a re a lways chef if he had consid- Ashworth will cut what you require. searching and seekered buying all of his ing out new products, stores from one supplier. The rest is history. local and imported, that will complement our ”I do not know how I managed to find all existing range,” Sue says. the products Rob would come back from “We also have a fresh meat chiller with a his round requiring, but somehow I did,” variety top quality meats priced so that the says Sue. average family can afford them.”

“There were many awesome suppliers who The shop has been open since the beginning believed and supported us. of July and has been popular.

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out & about

The Big Latch On

Breastfeeding mothers came together for the annual Big Latch On, held in Blenheim, last Friday.

Book festival launch The Marlborough Book Festival launched its programme with authors, speakers, and sponsors.

Fundraising for Georgina A fundraising dinner and auction was held for Georgina Westergard-Allen last Tuesday at Bamboo Garden Restaurant, raising over $10,000.

Janelle Fallow and daughter Daisy Grant (five months).

Jessica Dobbie and her daughter Mae (five months).

Sarah Burdon with baby Charlie (three months).

Karen Fisher, Arabella Waghorn, and Jane Forrest-Waghorn.

Gary Roberts and Corey Broughton.

Bev Hodgetts and Mark Davis.

Ethan Prattley and Stuart Prattley.

Bev Doole and Ivan Sutherland.

Sandy James and Mike Van Velzen.

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Harland Johannes Dundas Adams Born July 27, 2017 Weight 7lb 8oz Hospital Wairau Kirsty and Whitley are proud to announce the arrival of their first baby boy, Harland Johannes Dundas Adams (7lb 8oz) at 9.15pm on July 27, 2017 at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to all the amazing theatre, maternity and pediatric staff and to our midwife Mandy Stanton.

Tahn Lee Heng Born July 31, 2017 Weight 6lbs Hospital Wairau

Lily Mae Mealings Born July 27, 2017 Weight 7lb 8oz Hospital Home birth

Pheakdey and Claire are delighted to announce the safe arrival of their baby boy, Tahn Lee Heng (6lbs) on July 31, 2017 at Wairau Hospital. Heartfelt thanks to our amazing midwives Toni James and Mandy Stanton, and all maternity and theatre staff. Photo provided.

Jessica, Chris and big brother Oliver are pleased to announce the arrival of Lily Mae Mealings (7lb 8oz) at 2.50am on July 27, 2017 at home. Big thank you to Mahana and Jen! Also a big thank you to Nana and Grandad Mealings for all their help. Photo provided.

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Latched and ready to be counted. Last Friday the annual Big Latch On event was held in Blenheim which 25 breastfeeding mothers attended. The event was co-ordinated by the Marlborough Breastfeeding Network who partnered with Women’s Health Action and held the Blenheim Bowling Club. Photo by Celeste Alexander.

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The volunteer-run event set for August 17 was created by local community support worker Noralyn Berwick for women whose life had been difficult, to give them a relaxing day being pampered.

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“If anyone has quality clothing they are happy to donate we would be really grateful.

“It might also be a nice opportunity to make room in your wardrobes for spring,” Noralyn says. Clothing donations can be dropped off to the Salvation Army headquarters on George Street, Blenheim between 9am - noon on weekdays.

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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: Office hours 9am-3pm Mon-Thu 5775549. Reg. Nurse 1pm-5pm Wed, 8.30am-5pm Thu & Fri 5206200 (Mary).

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 021 555 061.

Citizens Advice Bureau: Free, friendly, confidential advice. Mon - Fri 9.30am 4pm. Phone 578 4272.

Victim Support: 0800 VICTIM (0800 842 846) Al-Anon: Help for families & friends of alcoholics. Ph Margaret 578 4690 or Aley 021 434117.

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 10am-3pm. Phone 578 2006.

Marlborough Lupus Support: For more information phone Katrina 572 4333 or 021 502 451.

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Doctor: Phone weekend doctor 520 3222 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 8.30-5.30pm, Sat 9-2pm, Queen Charlotte Pharmacy 573 7927 Sat 9-1pm.

Wednesday August 9, 2017

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death notices BOWN, Murray David: Peacefully at Hospice Marlborough, on Saturday August 5 2017. Aged 77 years. Loved father and father-in-law of Julie, Chris and Kerry, Mandy and Bruce, and Scott and Tracey.

Beloved grandfather and great grandfather of all his grandchildren. Messages may be sent to the Bown family, c/- 7A Collett Place, Blenheim 7201. In lieu of flowers, a donation to Hospice Marlborough would be appreciated and may be made at the service or sent to P O Box 411, Blenheim 7240. A funeral service for Murray will be held in the Mayfield Chapel, cnr Hutcheson and Parker Streets at 3.00pm on Friday August 11, followed by cremation at the Sowman Crematorium.

Respectfully cared for by GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719

Mental Health Consumer Advocacy Service 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 in at 68 Seymour Street.

Housie Thursday 7pm, Blenheim Bowling Club, Weld St. 40 houses, raffles and refreshments. Proceeds to Te Rerenga O Te Ra` Kapa Haka.

Family / W hanau for information / advocacy / support For families living with mental illness/ addictions please contact Supporting Families Marlborough - Lyn, Karina or Nikki, phone 577 5491 or visit us at 68 Seymour Street.

Sheets ‘n’ Things Good used linen at bargain prices!

Sheets, blankets, duvets, cushions, curtains etc. Situated next to John’s Kitchen 2 Redwood St. Next John’s Kitchen.

‘ Yo u A r e N o t A l o n e ’ Depression Support Group Every Wednesday 10-11.30am, Bread of Life 14B Stephenson St. Everyone welcome. Questions? contact Barb 027 737 2403/578 1355 Extn 10.

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No AGMS, sporting notices or special meetings. Community Notices must be pre-paid.

Call into our office at 72 High Street, Blenheim.

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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+GST. 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 office@blenheimsun. co.nz Please include your contact details: Name, address, email and phone numbers, including your mobile number if possible.

HOLLAND, George Bernard (Hundy): Died tragically, on Sunday August 6 2017, in Marlborough.

Aged 19 years. Loved, adored, treasured and great mate of Mike and Lavinia, loved brother of Bernie and Mike, Laura, and Jodi and John. Loved uncle of Aani, and Ellie. Loved grandson of Marie and the late Brian (Gore), the late Joyce and Sam Ellam (Mataura). Messages may be sent to 3 Oak Tree Lane, Renwick 7204. A celebration of Hundy’s life will be held at the Renwick School Hall, High Street, Renwick at 1.30pm Friday August 11.

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STORESPERSON Payroll and Accounts We are a progressive electricity distribution business Assistant providing high quality services to the Marlborough

region and are looking to employ a Storesperson at

We are a progressive electricity distribution business our Taylor Pass Depot. providing high quality services to the Marlborough region and are seeking to employ The successful applicant will: a full time Payroll and at our Alfred Street Office.

• beAccounts physicallyAssistant fit

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the ability to computer controlled • have Management of operate payroll processing and payroll databases inventories • beFinancial accounting suchinas account motivated, and enjoyduties working a team reconciliation and payment processing environment • preferably have an endorsed The successful applicant will:forklift license,

withtime figures and mechanical  accuracy have good management skills skills. and be able to meet processing deadlines In-service training will be given in all aspects of the  have an advanced level of competence in Store’s operations the position Microsoft Officeand including Excel offers the right person opportunities of advancement in a logistics

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Dispatch Office Clerk A full-time position to assist our Dispatch team in Blenheim, is available for a multi talented mature person with advanced Excel skills and general office experience.

GRAPES WANTED

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You will be versatile in a variety of clerical functions, including computer and calculator work, have evidence of good numeracy skills, a cheerful disposition and a sense of humour.

The ability to work with minimal supervision and a good appreciation of urgency and accuracy are essential elements.

MARLBOROUGH PINOT NOIR WANTED. Please contact Woody on 021 704 529 or woody@yealands.co.nz

Applicants must be eligible to work in NZ.

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Our company is just nine years young and has quickly become a global leader in sustainable wine production. Our unique location in the beautiful Awatere Valley, our sustainability platform and our internationally acclaimed wines draw visitors to our Cellar DoorURL from all over the globe. We are seeking a Cellar Door Assistant Manager to deliver an outstanding With: _______________________________ Date:_______________________________ tested: x visitor experience.

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REGISTERED NURSE Full time and Part time Casual employment available

Must have a current NZ practice certificate.

Previous occupational health nursing, audiometric or spirometic experience would be an advantage.

Ability to work independently as well as in a team.

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Pre-employment drug testing will be required.

Great close knit team environment.

Please contatct Jill on 0212585741 or email jill@occsafe.co.nz Applications Close 21st August 2017.

Fulton Hogan is involved with the construction of challenging and exciting projects around the Marlborough Region. We are currently looking for additional Labourers to assist the team in a variety of projects.

Ideally, you will be able to demonstrate the following: • Full class 1 drivers licence • Dedication to safety in the workplace • Availability to work long hours with occasional night or weekend work • Can-do attitude • Team player Be part of our success story and apply to www.fultonhogan.com/careers.

If you require further information please call Charlotte Anderson on 03 336 5107 Successful applicants will be required to pass a pre-employment medical and drugs screen.

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The great thing about joining us at the Marlborough District Council is you’ll really enjoy the best of both worlds. That’s because in addition to the rewarding career you’ll have as part of our progressive council, you’ll also have access to the renowned lifestyle our region boasts. It’s work/life balance at its best, and it can be yours.

The role’s main responsibility is to prepare and assist with the implementation of Council’s Strategic Plans and Reserves policies for the development of Council’s parks and reserves and public amenities consistent with the Reserves Act, Resource Management Act, Local Government Act and the relevant statutes. The role also involves asset management, asset capture using GIS and reserve contract management.

If you would like to be part of a supportive, progressive team working in a modern work environment then please consider us as your preferred employer.

Applications for this unique opportunity close at 5.00pm on 11 August 2017.

Applications should be made online via our website, https://www.marlborough.govt.nz/your-council/careers/ current-vacancies, where you will find full information on the vacancy and how to apply.

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This role plays a significant part in achieving Marlborough District Council’s vision that over the next decade, Marlborough will become a globallyconnected district of progressive, highvalue enterprise, known for its quality lifestyle, desirable location and natural environment.

role quickly develop an understanding of the PlansRDand RD 1 HAVELOCK 1 HAVELOCK PH/FAX 03 574 2112, Cell phone 0212585741 PH/FAX 03 574 2112, Cell phone 0212585 gain experience most of the team’s scopeEmail: of jill@occsafe.co.nz Email: across jill@occsafe.co.nz work.

Our ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate: • An understanding of the Resource Management Act. • The ability to work individually as well as being a team player.

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

MDC offers a competitive remuneration package, a high quality working environment with cutting edge technology and the opportunity to work with a professional team interested in developing your career.

Applications close at 5.00 pm on 14 August 2017.

Applications should be made online via our website, www.marlborough.govt.nz/your-council/careers/ current-vacancies, where you will find full information on the vacancy and how to apply.

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sport

Wednesday August 9, 2017

Boxing match a sellout Fight for Life welcomes live streaming venues

By Celeste Alexander Ticket sales for the Life Education Trust’s Fight for Life event, set for September 30, has been such a sellout success that organisers have decided to introduce new venues for live-streaming.

Tickets for the ringside action sold out well ahead of the event, so a second room within the Clubs of Marlborough will be set up as a live streaming venue. Out of the 30 tables that will be set up, only four are still available at a cost of $500 for a table of 10.

This price includes platters of finger food and anyone interested are urged to get in quick. Simply email mattandjo@farmside.co.nz For those who have missed out on tickets but still want to be part of the action, the Redwood Tavern, Woodbourne Tavern and Waterfront Bar & Grill have confirmed they will also be live-streaming venues.

Trust member Jo McCormick says the Redwood Tavern will be taking the red corner, the Woodbourne Tavern the blue corner while the Waterfront Bar & Grill will stay neutral.

“Entry to these three venues will be by donation which will go directly to the Life Education Trust.

“We really are thrilled with the level of interest and the support from local businesses. We Cam Carmichael spars with Gareth Goodsir (red) during a training session for the Life Educa- totally under-estimated the interest and have been tion Fight for Life charity boxing match. amazed with the response. Bring on fight night,”

Road race shows personal bests

By Cathie Bell The Marlborough Harrier Club held its road championship races on the Grovetown circuit last Saturday, with many runners and walkers achieving personal bests.

Club publicity officer Les McKay says weather conditions were perfect for road racing during this year’s Road Championship at the Grovetown 10km circuit.

Most runners and walkers did personal bests over the course, he says.

“We had four non-members turn up for a run with one taking a first in the Open Men category.”

Results: 1000 metres - Girls 7 and under; Leia Shaw 1 (5.03) 2000 metres - Boys 12 and under; Michael James 1 (8.56), Jayden Lucas 2 (10.24) 3000 metres - Boys 14 and under; Jimmy Luff 1 (15.19). Girls 14 and under; Jorja Bacchus 1 (12.13) 5000 metres - Girls 16 and under; Anna Barnes 1 (24.36). Walkers; Sheila Waters 1 (42.43), Kay Leach 2 (43.56), Steven Hill non member 3 (49.36), Shona Marr 4 (49.53).

Veteran Women; Tracey Sims 1 (25.18),

Margaret Hazelwood (25.35), Kathryn Mann 3 (32.31) 6000 metres - Men 16 and under; Gus Marfell 1 (22.18). Veteran Man; Mark Elkington Non Member (30.40) 10000 metres - Open women; Megan Kain 1 (56.26). Open Men; Stephen Blackwell non member 1 (36.08), Adam Baker 2 (39.15), Andrew Mann 3 (49.58). Veteran Men; Robbie Barnes 1 (37.52), Seb Bacchus 2 (44.30), Peter Mann 3 (45.21).

Full results on http://www.harriers.net.nz

Rangers City grabs important win Rangers City notched an impressive 4-3 victory over Central in the Top of the South Football Competition.

City took the lead via an own goal. Milan Cunliffe-Post, Keagan Mortimer and Matt Weaver added to the tally.

Central who haven’t had a decent outing for a while took some time to get into the game but finally found goals with Stephen McCaa scoring twice while Matt McCormick added another.

It was more one-way traffic as Central Pirates ripped apart FC Nelson Reserves. Alex Duley was brilliant scoring from two dead ball situations while Bryce Smith and Liam Sluiter got on the scoresheet to end the game 4-1 and make it two from two for the Pirates.

In the Division 1 Round 3 competition, it was Clubs of Marlborough Rangers who bounced back from a 6-0 loss the week before to beat Blenheim Valley Cobras 2-1. Paul Mustey back from injury scored as well as Neil Henry.

Blenheim Valley defaulted giving three points to Blenheim Valley Masters in an even competition.

Division 2 saw Trojans go down 3 2 to Trojans Spartans while Rangers Development beat Picton Panel and Paint 3 2.

Division 3, and it was Picton Crow Tavern Masters losing to Rangers Masters 3 2 while Rangers United got up over Redwood Masters 4 3.

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Makos named The Tasman Makos coaches and management have named a squad of 28 players to contest the 2017 Mitre 10 Cup Premiership.

The team is split between 16 forwards and 12 backs.

HOOKERS Andrew Makallo, Ti’i Paulo. PROPS Ryan Coxon, Siosiua Halanukonuka, Kane Hames, Tom Hill, Tim Perry. LOCKS Alex Ainley, Pari Pari Parkinson, Quinten Strange. BACK ROW Ethan Blackadder, Vernon Fredericks, Shannon Frizell, Pete Samu, Liam Squire, Jordan Taufua. HALF BACKS Finlay Christie, Billy Guyton. FIRST – FIVES Mitchell Hunt, Tim O’Malley. MIDFIELD BACKS Levi Aumua, David Havili, Trael Joass, Alex Nankivell. OUTSIDE BACKS Tima Faingaanuku, Will Jordan, Viliami Lolohea, James.

The team will be coached by Leon MacDonald with assistance from Leo Crowley, Andrew Goodman and Greg Somerville.

The team manager is Martyn Vercoe.

Charity golf T h i s ye a r ’s C r a i g s H o s p i c e Marlborough Charity Golf Tournament is being held on September 8 at the Marlborough Golf Course in Fairhall, and entries are open now.

All proceeds from the day go straight to Hospice Marlborough to help provide the very best palliative care to the terminally ill patients in our community. The past eight events have raised just over $50,000.

For more details or an entry form, contact Kylie or David at Craigs Investment Partners 577 7410.

Thursday run Marlborough Harrier Club is holding a pack/training run or walk on Thursday evening, leaving from the clubrooms at Oliver Park on the corner of Weld and Cleghorn Streets at 6pm.

Reflector gear is compulsory. Joggers and walkers regardless of ability are welcome.

Entries Now Open EIM LIONS

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We invite all brides married or residing in Marlborough between 23rd July 2016 and 20th September 2017 to enter the Bride of the Year Show held at Clubs of Marlborough.

Contact Glenn Kirby 021 041 5128 glenn.kirby@bayleys.co.nz

All enquiries please email bblbrideoftheyear@gmail.com Entries close 20th September.

Proceeds from this year’s event will benefit Bread of Life Trust & Diabetes Marlborough Inc.

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