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By Bill McElhinney Scores of Marlborough youth will be rocking up to The Forum in central Blenheim on Friday night for a youth night market.

And they should be easy to spot, as many of them will be wearing pink shirts.

“We’ll have youth running a series of stalls, including food and craft stalls,” says Marlborough Youth Trust worker Chris Lippiatt.

Continued on page 2 In the pink for Friday night. From left: Chris Lippiatt, Sarah Coffing, Ella Bogle, Sam Smith, Kennedy Florence, Kaleb Donald and Anthony Hamlin.

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Youth promote positive message Continued from page 1 “Dance on Grove and the Momentum group will be staging dance performances and we’ll have an MC running competitions throughout the evening, so you can win some awesome prizes.”

The Night Youth Market, which runs from 5pm to 9pm, is being held as part of Pink Shirt Day, a day set aside for New Zealanders around the country to focus on action against bullying.

“We want to bring a positive message to people in Marlborough,” Chris says.

“Youth need to stand up against bullying behaviour and especially the misuse of social media.”

Celebrated annually around the globe, Pink Shirt Day began in Canada in 2007 when two students took a stand

against homophobic bullying, mobilising their whole school after a student was bullied for wearing a pink shirt.

Bullying is a serious issue in New Zealand, the Mental Health Foundation says.

Schools here have the second highest rate of bullying out of 51 countries, and one in five workers is affected by bullying.

People who identify as part of the gay community experience higher rates of bullying, and studies show people who are bullied are more likely to experience mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety and even suicidal thoughts.

“In the workplace, bullying harms workers’ health, wellbeing and ability to do their job.

We must work together to

say no to bullying and to support each other on Pink Shirt Day and every day,” Mental Health Foundation chief executive Shaun Robinson says.

Pink Shirt Day aims to create schools, workplaces and communities where all people feel safe, valued and respected.

“We definitely need to have awareness of bullying all year round, and an understanding of what constitutes bullying and the impact it has on individuals,” Chris says.

“With the prevalence of social media it is so easy to do a lot of harm and not be aware of how harmful that is, especially as we often wouldn’t say the same things face to face that we feel brave enough to type from the safety of devices.”

Dwayne the Rock Johnson has donned a pink shirt to join Chris Lippiatt and others for the Friday night youth market.

Blenheim nurse key speaker at Health College conference

By Bill McElhinney Mirjam van der Stoel knew from a young age she wanted to be a nurse.

“I always wanted to be a nurse,” she says. “I wanted to help people, to make a difference.”

Mirjam achieved her ambition, and after a good deal of study and hard work, she is now the Health of Older People community Nurse at Nelson Marlborough District Health Board.

A nurse practitioner based at Wairau Hospital, Mirjam specialises in the care of older people.

Mirjam van der Stoel is one of the keynote speakers at the Women’s Health College conference.

She is also one of the keynote speakers at the Women’s Health College conference which opens at the Blenheim Convention Centre tomorrow evening and runs through until Saturday evening.

The opening address, Relationships, the Real Currency, will be given by 2012 NZ Community Hero and international motivational speaker Henare O’Keefe.

On Friday morning Mirjam will present Do Diamonds Dull with Age? “I’ll be talking about things such as what happens when you age, how you can live

your life as you get older,” Mirjam says.

“Things change as you age, your body changes, health care becomes more complex, and medications need to change.”

Mirjam is the only nurse practitioner in Marlborough working with older people, and has a wealth of experience to share.

“I work with older people in their homes and in rest homes, I work in conjunction with their GPs to help diagnose and prescribe,” Mirjam says.

“I enjoy relating to the elderly and Marlborough has

a growing older population.”

Mirjam also credits Blenheim registered nurse Wendy Diack with bringing the conference to Blenheim.

“She has worked really hard to make this happen,” Mirjam says.

The Women’s Health College is the professional nursing voice for women’s health and related issues. The college advocates for women in the formation of health policy and aims to provide nursing leadership to promote, support and advance nursing practice in relation to women’s health in New Zealand.

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Ugandan choir The Mwangaza Children’s choir from Uganda will perform as part of their Light Up Tour on Tuesday 22 from 7pm to 9pm St Andrews Presbyterian Church. Suitable for all ages.

Free entry.

Grandparent competition The Sun’s Grandparents of the Year competition is off to a great start with entries.

Local businesses have been hugely supportive with donations of gifts and services that will be put together as several prizes for a selection of chosen entries.

Prizes include beautiful gift baskets filled with everything from beauty products, Prenzels and wine through to a genuine leather purse and wallet.

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Liz Nash, Rose Emry and Rachel Nash were among the many volunteers who helped make the Saint Clair half marathon a success on Saturday.

Weekend events a great success

By Bill McElhinney A fabulous weekend of food and fun – that was the feedback from organisers and participants who enjoyed the Feast Marlborough events on Thursday and Friday nights and the Saint Clair Vineyard half marathon on Saturday.

Both events attracted record crowds and despite the overcast weather went off with scarcely a hitch.

“We had 220 people in the ASB Theatre for the Thursday night gala feast, which showcased Marlborough talent as well as our wine and food,” Chris Shaw, one of the organisers for both events, says.

“Feast Marlborough on Friday

night was a roaring success with many food stalls sold out before the night ended.

“It’s a great showcase for Marlborough and many people have asked why we don’t have something like this in the CBD every week!”

Celebrity chefs Michael Meredith and Al Brown were a hit and enjoyed the atmosphere and the feedback from the public.

The Saint Clair Vineyard half marathon, a sell-out event once again, was also enjoyed by both spectators and participants.

“We are so fortunate that we get such great support from the locals,” Chris says.

“People let us run through their properties, we have a great team of volunteers and we are also able to raise money for local causes as well as around $60,000 for Bowel Cancer NZ. “We’ve already had people asking us what date the event is scheduled for next year as they want to book to come back!”

“It was fantastic to see so many locals and visitors enjoying our cuisine and local produce over the four days,” Mayor John Leggett says.

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Road users were being advised to take extra care.

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Advisory group a voice for Marlborough’s rural folk

By Bill McElhinney There’s still a lot to be done to help rural folk have their say in local affairs, high country farmer Bev Pitts says.

Bev is the newly-elected chairwoman (“I’m not a chairman,” she says) of the Marlborough Rural Advisory Group.

“We’ve never seen ourselves as a lobby group, such as Federated Farmers.

We’re more a voice for rural folk to highlight issues affecting the community,” Bev says.

T he Rural Advisor y Group was formed in 2015 and led by former Kaikoura National Party MP Colin King.

Members represent other rural organisations and groups in the region, including REAP, Rural Women NZ, and Federated Farmers.

“We meet to discuss rural issues and then we can take these issues to the Marlborough District Council,” Bev says.

“We can achieve more as members of a group interacting with councillors, rather than having a seat around the council table.

“Our aim is communication between the council,

Pelorus areas, but is still an issue in some areas,” Bev says. “Some people are still on dial-up.”

Rates, roads, Civil Defence, and water are other issues the advisory group will tackle.

“For the future we will need more focus on social media, a website and Facebook links to ensure increased feedback from Marlborough Rural Adviso- our members and assory Group chairwoman Bev ciated groups,” Bev says.

“We also need a review Pitts. of rural ward representarural communities and restion before the next local idents of Marlborough. It’s a body elections. I’ve lived win- win for everyone if we my life in Marlborough, have a greater understand- and along with my husband ing of the issues from both Allan raised our three chilsides in a non lobbying and dren in the Awatere Valley, respectful process.” at Mount Gladstone,” Bev Bev heads a n eight says. member executive which “I love Marlborough includes Scott Adams, Mur- and I’m very happy my ray Chapman, Vern Harris, forebears chose this lovely Stuart Oulton, Faye Leov, province for their home.

Bev Black, Pam Tomlinson There is no better place to and Liz Evans, who is also live!” the note taker.

Bev and Allan are now Freedom camping, poach- retired but continue to live ers on their properties and in the Awatere Valley where rural rubbish disposal and they are close to their sons recycling are some of the and their families. issues the advisory group “We maintain a strong has addressed. interest in rural issues and “Rural broadband has that’s the reason I became been successful for the Wai- involved with advisory hopai and Rai Valley and group,” Bev says.

The Panoho family will be performing as special guests at Tempo on Friday. From left Andrew, Henare, Charlotte, Peata, Ana, Solomon and Iona Panoho.

Keeping TEMPO

By Megan Connolly Talented school-aged children from around Marlborough will be showcasing their musical abilities this Friday at the Wesley Centre at 7pm for TEMPO (Today’s Emerging Musicians Performing Onstage).

Door entry is $3 per person (including performers) or $10 for a family.

This year’s theme of the evening is New Zealand Music Night which ties in with NZ Music Month.

Performers are encouraged to perform

something by a kiwi composer or something New Zealand themed.

This year’s special guest artists are the Panoho family which marks their first performance at TEMPO as guest artists, performing mainly original songs written

by Dad, Andrew.

All five children have been regular performers since TEMPO began. The older girls will also bring along their music students to perform in the evening.

Register online to perform.

Salon’s milestone

By Celeste Alexander Blenheim couple Jenny and Murray Eyles are celebrating 25 successful years of business at Solutions ‘93 Ltd hair salon.

It was after establishing their family that Jenny decided to focus on her hairdressing career with the support of Murray helping in the background.

“I’m grateful to Murray for his support as I have dyslexia so I’m more of the ‘hands on’ side of the business,” she says.

From day one, Jenny and Murray set out with the same focus they have today - caring for their clients.

“I have clients who have been with me for 43 years and I’m regularly welcoming new clients who quickly become part of the Solutions ‘93 family,” Jenny says “When it comes to service it’s quite simple; it’s about giving the client your time, making them feel and look good when they walk out the door. We want our clients to feel comfortable, happy and relaxed while in our salon.

“I can honestly say I love, and still have the passion for the hairdressing industry,” she says.

“We also acknowledge that Wella NZ have been a supporter of us and our salon.

“We are grateful to the staff that have supported us over the years, they have contributed to us celebrating our 25 successful years in business,” Jenny says. PBA

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Sun readers have their say... with the WORD on the Street.

Q: What’s special about your mum?

Bess Welbourn Blenheim

Grace Varney Rapaura

Pippa Clarke Rapaura

Samantha Wylie-Smith Blenheim

Orland Lewis Blenheim

Ella Sowman Rapaura

She’s a really good cook and really kind whenever someone’s hurt.

That she takes good care of everyone around her and she’s amazing and she takes good care of us.

She is really helpful and she’s really kind and thoughtful and always here.

She has a super big heart and does anything for you.

She’s always there when I need her.

She was very important to me.

I like my mum because she is really sporty, good at swimming and a good cook, and she’s really nice.

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Dear Ed, My wife and I are superannuitants.

Our income is therefore $36,500 before tax and $32,000 after tax.

Coincidentally, this equals our MP’s accommodation allowance.

Our rates payable are $220 per month including GST, a tax upon a tax.

Our outgoings for all insurances, car registration, power, maintenance and subscriptions adds up to $17,000 per annum including GST. Food, groceries, cleaning materials etc are $250 per week or $13,000 per annum including GST. Fuel is approximately $100 per month and this is taxed at almost 50 per cent, or $600 per annum.

In total each year we have paid out at least $12,640 in direct and indirect taxes.

We do have some savings still remaining in the bank earning 3.5 per cent interest which is, of course, also taxed.

Therefore, if it is alright with our free spending government and local council we would like to inform them all that we would rather not pay even more taxes.

Over the years we have done our bit.

Brian Henstock Waikawa Bay

Dear Ed, Could something be done not only to clean up, but KEEP clean the Railway Station bus stop.

Overflowing rubbish bins are normal and left for days.

The place needs regular sweeping, water blasting etc.

Council says Downer are responsible, but Downer says they are only doing the lawns etc.

Not a good look for the hundreds that arrive on buses and the steam train!

Gordon M. Blenheim Council responds: Thanks to Gordon for bringing this to our attention.

From now on Council

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bins will be checked and emptied twice a day.

The bus shelter and surrounding area will continue to be swept and cleaned once a day as is currently the case.

Council is responsible for some of the bins at the railway station and bus stop area.

The Wine Station supplies the wheelie bins that are located on the platform, which they manage and empty.

Council will also ensure the bus shelter glass is cleaned once a month and any graffiti is removed as soon as possible.

It is important to Council that the railway station is kept clean and tidy and leaves a good impression on those who use it.

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Dear Ed, On behalf of the Marlborough Ulysses Club I would like to express our thanks for the publicity we have received from your newspaper.

We very much appreciate the coverage we get for the two charity events we run each year and the individual articles of

local interest about some of our Ulysses members.

A special thanks also to your reporter Celeste for all the effort she puts in to have our events published in your paper, along with some great photos.

Kelvin Watson Coordinator, Marlborough Branch Ulysses Club of NZ Inc.

Bypass a no brainer Dear Ed, A truck bypass is, as the saying goes, a “no-brainer.”

Other towns have bypasses or are getting them.

Taupo’s bypass is a great example.

Go in to Taupo and the retail sector is buzzing.

Cambridge has a bypass and

one is being built for Hamilton.

Travel behind trucks off the ferry down Grove Road and you’ll see the “no-brainer” is getting trucks around - not through Blenheim.

Council can lobby and advocate instead of sitting limp waisted by.

Local Driver Blenheim

We need a new bridge Dear Ed, I believe everyone in the community agrees, we need a new bridge.

The issue is WHERE it should be.

I personally agree with the Labour Government: put a stop to the madness of replacing the existing Grove Road bridge.

To do so would be a criminal waste of taxpayers’ money when the existing bridge is adequate for local traffic.

What is desperately needed is a bridge at the end of the eastern bypass to connect to the highway

at Riverlands.

Get the trucks and through traffic out of Grove Road and Main Street. etc.

The business community need not fear.

Who calls into Blenheim when they have just spent four hours on the ferry, or are rushing to catch a ferry?

Those that plan to come to Blenheim will still come, perhaps even more when there are fewer traffic issues.

Colin Scott Blenheim

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Locals artists to perform at concert

Sunny days in April

By Bill McElhinney There were some sunny April days, five of them with more than 10 hours of sunshine, Marlborough Research Centre scientist Rob Agnew says.

The average daily sunshine for April is 6.3 hours.

However, there were also five days when no sunshine was recorded.

In fact in the last three days of April no sunshine hours were recorded.

The hottest day was 4 April with a maximum temperature of 25.4°C. The 188.0 hours of sunshine for April wasn’t as good as April 2016 when 238.3 hours of sunshine were recorded.

Total rainfall for Blenheim from January to April 2018 is 367.6 mm.

January and February rainfall totals were well above average whereas March and April totals have been close to average.

Soil moisture for the four months January to April 2018 was above average.

This is by far the wettest that the topsoil has been in the 16 years 2003 to 2018, Rob says, which helps to explain why Marlborough has been so green so far in 2018, with abundant grass growth.

Two ground frosts were recorded during April, on the 11th and 12th.

In contrast no ground frost were recorded in April last year.

There were a further five cold mornings during April when the ground temperature was between 0 and -1.0°C, but not recorded as a ground frost.

Only temperatures below -1.0 classify as ground frosts.

The coldest temperatures were recorded on the morning of April 12, with a grass minimum (ground frost) of -3.3°C and an air minimum of +0.3°C.

Artist helps residents

By Megan Connolly St Andrews Church will host a concert on Sunday May 27 from 2pm to 4pm showcasing some of the incredible talents from Marlborough and beyond.

Some of the artists performing are pianist Marsha Stringer, soprano Olivia Sheat and Lois Johnston, and Marlborough Girls’ College choir Ovation, among many others.

The event has been running successfully for 11 years, according to Barry Stringer, an organiser of the event.

“The acoustics are good at St Andrew’s church and it’s a very nice intimate space,” Barry says.

Tickets can be purchased at the door for The Aphra Trio will perform at St Andrew’s concert this year. Lissa $10 on the day. Children are free to enter. Cowie, Marsha Stringer, Anna Maitland.

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Enjoying and getting fit Robyn Bennett talks with dance teacher Corinne McBride about Nia.

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“I dance every morning for an hour, practicing the next routine I will teach,” she says.

Corinne teaches Nia (pronounced nee-a), which is a combination of martial, dancing and healing arts.

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The Ulysses Club Marlborough branch presented a cheque for $550 to the Blenheim Volunteer Fire Brigade, which was raised from the club’s annual Rescue Ride. Ulysses club Marlborough branch co-ordinator Kelvin Watson handed the cheque to Blenheim Volunteer Fire Brigade chief fire officer Nigel Botham last week. Photo provided.

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Paul Davidson, who directed many of the productions, says that this year’s selection is a diverse mix of stories from Marlborough, Wellington and Queensland which audiences are sure to find interesting.

“The Marlborough stories are great,” Paul says.

The local vicar, Rev Joe Keigh-

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Weekly babies

Blenheim

Family of the Week

Congratulations to the PERRETT FAMILY

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Our winner is invited to bring her ID in to claim her prize when she next visits New World Blenheim.

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Jonty Vaughan Perrett Born May 1, 2018 Weight 6lb 13oz Hospital Wairau

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Mike and Kendy Perrett along with siblings Heath, Petra, Rory and Byron are thrilled to announce the birth of our fifth child, Jonty Vaughan Perrett, born at 7.53pm on May 1, 2018 (6lb 13oz). He is a real gift from God and we are so blessed to have him in our family. We are incredibly grateful for the care and expertise of our wonderful midwife Cathy Middleton. Thanks also to all of the maternity staff at Wairau Hospital.

Cedric and Kahlia are pleased to announce the arrival of Niah Kahlia Hiller (7lbs 2oz), on May 1, 2018 at 10.07pm. A beautiful baby sister to Ayla and Charlie. Big thank you to Cathy Middleton and our families for all of your support.

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Application forms are available at the Sun Newspaper and the ASB Theatre. All enquiries please email bblbrideoftheyear@gmail.com Entries close 20th June 2018 Proceeds from this year’s event will benefit Marlborough Group NZ Riding for the Disabled and Child Cancer Foundation.

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Celebrate your grandparents, win them some great prizes.

Are your grandparents the unsung heroes of your family?

Have they been ‘extraordinary’ in their love and support or perhaps they have done something for your family that is worthy of recognition?

If so the Sun Newspaper would like to hear from you!

Grandparents play such a vital role within a family and deserve to be celebrated.

So let’s celebrate Marlborough’s most wonderful grandparents by nominating them for the Sun’s ‘Grandparents of the Year’ competition.

Simply tell us why you think your grandparents should be nominated for this competition in no more than 200 words and send us a photograph.

You can do this by emailing celeste@blenheimsun.co.nz or by dropping the letter and photograph into the Sun office at 72 High Street, Blenheim.

Nominations will be received for the month of May before a winning letter is selected.

There are some amazing prizes for the ‘Grandparents of the Year’ and a selection of letters will be published early June.

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YOUR HOUSE YOUR CASTLE Questions to ask your builder Selecting the right builder is a key step in the journey that leads to your dream home.

Asking builders the questions below will help you choose the right builder to create your new home —and give you confidence in your choice.

• How many years have you been in business? How many homes have you built?

• Are you licensed (where required) and insured?

• How do you compare yourself to other builders? What are the most important benefits of the homes you build?

• What type of warranty do you offer?

• Can you give me references from prior home buyers? Do you build model homes I can tour? If not, can you help me make an appointment to see a home you built for another customer?

• What are the major energy-saving features of homes you build?

• Do you build only from home plans you supply? Or can I provide my own set of

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Kevin Cresswell 021 764 586 • What’s your process for inspection at E: kevin@ktrcontracting.co.nz key points of construction, at final walkW: www.ktrcontracting.co.nz Prepare a list of questions to ask your through, and to address any matters that builder. need to be corrected or finalised?

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Soft and simple, these sanctuary colours are a hushed environment to retreat to and embark on mindful living.

The colours are still soft but where there might have been just pale grey and cool white, there are now a range of soft muddied pastels. Try these paint colours: Resene Duck Egg Blue, Resene Soothe and Resene Inside Back.

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Wednesday May 16, 2018

out & about

The Sun

Saint Clair Half Marathon

A great race was had by around 4000 entrants on Saturday.

Photos by Lily-Alyce Vercoe.

Noemie Valenza and Christie Hagen encouraging the runners.

Feast Marlborough

The centre of Blenheim hosted Feast Marlborough on Friday afternoon and evening, delivering unique and gourmet food options ahead of the St Clair Half Marathon.

Helen Pfahlert, Mel Eradus (runners) with Rodgier Eradus holding Lotta Anna Holdaway rehydrating the runners after Eradus and children Sadien, Piper and Frankie Eradus. the race.

Annabel getting tucked in to Inger and Paul Straight’s food.

Crusaders visit Rapaura School

Last Wednesday Andrew Makalio, Matt Todd and Quinten Strange from the Crusaders visited Rapaura School, talking to the kids and autographing Crusader flags, thanks to Issacs Paving.

Pam Godsell and Jenn Engstrom.

Cheryl and Graeme Woods enjoying their pure feed lamb salad.

Some of the girls from Rapura School, Bree Flynn, Paige Crusader Andrew Makalio with Ben Blackmore, Will Stru- Crusader Matt Todd with Kaia Peek, Joe Bushell and Evie Wentworth and Willow Malcolm with Crusader Quinten thers in the front and Ajay Gane.

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Any of our “out & about” photos can be purchased at the Sun Newspaper office.

WHY WAIT 12 MONTHS TO START BUILDING Mainland Residential Homes could have you moved in by then.

Due to having a new high quality contractor on board and a change of circumstances for some clients we have the ability to start something for you sooner than you would expect.

Design & Build Specialists Call or email Marcus to discuss your new home.

Phone 579 1100 or email marcus@mainlandresidential.co.nz

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Wednesday May 16, 2018

On the Road Marlborough Motoring

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One Stop Brake & Auto Quality workmanship, approachable staff and a friendly smile on arrival is what you can expect from the team at One Stop Brake & Auto in Blenheim.

The business is owned by Daniel and Kathryn Flood, a local couple committed to providing the best service possible to the community.

One Stop Brake & Auto is the place to go for quality mechanical servicing and repairs.

Catering to all makes and models, Daniel’s team of experienced technicians will keep your vehicle running like a dream.

“We are a WOF facility and a certified member of the MTA. As a family owned and operated business, you can expect personalised and affordable service with a smile.”

Daniel and Kathryn purchased One Stop Brake & Auto in June 2015 after having worked in the industry as an automotive technician for 15 years.

The team takes pride in focusing on every detail to ensure your car meets the

highest possible standards of performance and safety.

“At One Stop Brake & Auto we are committed to personalised service, so call in and find out what we can do for you,” Daniel says.

One Stop Brake & Auto in Blenheim provides the following services: • Regular servicing • Motor repair • Brakes and muffler work • Expert advice • Quality parts and components • Supply and fit Maxxis tyres Daniel and his team can also service air conditioning and with the addition of an automotive transmission flushing machine they can provide an excellent preventative maintenance procedure for the good health of your car.

You will always be given personal service and the right advice at One Stop Brake & Auto in Blenheim, so call in and see Daniel and his team today.

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community notices Blenheim Healing Rooms Open 1st & 3rd Saturdays every month. 11.00am-1pm. Salvation Army HQ, Henry St, Blenheim. Sign out. Free Christian healing prayer available to anyone. Phone 578 9704.

death notices

death notices

acknowledgement

GRIEVE, Vivienne Margaret: On May 10 2018, at her home. Dearly loved wife of Gavin, loved Mum to Mitchell. Messages may be sent to 3 Goodman Street, Blenheim 7201. A private family farewell has been held.

Respectfully cared for by GEOFFREY T SOWMAN NZ : FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz

SHALLCRASS, James Willis: On 11 May 2018, as a result of an accident, aged 43 years. Loved husband of Jamie and a dearly loved father of Christopher and Monica. Dearly loved youngest son of Jim and Pamela. Loved brother and brother-in-law of George and Rose and Jennifer and Susan. Loved and respected by all the extended family.

Messages to 1608 Queen Charlotte Drive RD1 Picton 7281. At James’ request a private cremation has been held. A time to “share memories” will be held at 6 Lamberts Road, Kaituna on Saturday 19 May at 1.30pm.

CLOUDY BAY FUNERAL SERVICES BLENHEIM F.D.A.N.Z.

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

CRAWFORD, Olive (Georgina): Passed away peacefully in her sleep, with her husband at her side, at Wairau Hospital on Thursday May 10 2018. Aged 82 years.

Much-loved wife of Dan, mother of Angela, Cynthia, Phillip, David, Denise, Sandra, Stephen, Vanessa, Veronique, Peter, Carl, and Micheal. Loved Nana Georgie to 40 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.

Messages may be sent to 3A McKinley Lane, Blenheim 7201. In lieu of flowers, a donations to John’s Kitchen would be appreciated and may be made at the service or sent to 2 Redwood Street, Blenheim 7201. A funeral service for Georgina will be held at the Wesley Centre, Henry Street, at 2pm on Thursday May 17, followed by private cremation at the Sowman Crematorium.

Respectfully cared for by GEOFFREY T SOWMAN NZ : FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz

Family/Whanau 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.

Talk/Tech/Teach Come and learn how to use your mobile phone, ipad. St Christopher’s, 9.30am, $2 donation towards cup of tea. Wendy 0212230160.

The Community Noticeboard is for non-profit organisations. For $10.00 + GST 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.

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Something for Everyone

In Memoriam

Remember your lost loved one on their anniversary.

Remember your lost loved one on their anniversary.

The deadline is Monday 5.00pm.

Please contact the Sun for further details.

May 920,&2018 December 10, 2017

May 23 & 24,12, 2018 December 2017

May 30, 2018 December 16, 2017

June 2 & 3, 2018 December 17, 2017

The deadline is Monday 5.00pm.

Please contact the Sun for further details.

72 High Street, Blenheim, email office@blenheimsun.co.nz or phone 577 7868.

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Wednesday May 16, 2018

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Harrier Club holds Burton Cup Dry conditions greeted those contesting the Marlborough Harrier Club’s oldest trophy race, the Burton Cup sealed handicapped cross country at Taylor Dam. All competitors started on go with their finishing times altered according to their sealed handicap which made for some interesting running and results.

Unfortunately an accident on top of the Dam to one walker meant other walkers coming from behind stopped to assist, so there were no times recorded for them.

The handicap system works to give every competitor, no matter what their ability, an even chance of winning their grade.

Results.

1000 metres, girls 10 and under: Harriet Cornelius 1 (7.30); Lily McKenzie 2 (7.45). Fastest actual time: Harriet Cornelius 5.30.

2000 metres, boys 12 and under: Jayden

Lucas (10.25) and, Callum Rayner 1= (10.25); Michael James 3 (10.46). Fastest actual time: Connor Pugh 8.26.

Girls 12 and under: Katie Pugh 1 (10.45); Sophia Dillon 2 (10.51); Zara Jopson 3 (11.06). Fastest actual time: Sophia Dillon 10.21.

3000 metres, girls 14 and under: Jorja Bacchus 1 (16.13), also the fastest actual time 16.13.

6000 metres, veteran women: Tracey Sims 1 (48.00); Hayleigh Rayner 2 (50.33); Julie Buunk 3 (51.07). Fastest actual time: Tracey Sims 34.00.

Walkers: Tony Burgess 1 (59.13) and the fastest actual time, 39.13.

8000 metres, junior men: George Varney 1 (50.42) and fastest actual time 30.42.

Veteran men: Jim Mercer 1 (48.26); Rab Rodger 2 (49.20); Russell Lundon 3 (49.24). Fastest actual time: Ed Massey 36.26.

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Picton golf results Results from recent matches played at the Picton Golf Club.

Saturday May 5: monthly mug + 2nd Major Browne- Mark Ivamy 64 c/b; Nephi Anderson 64; Alan Butland 66; Damian Pollard 66; Mike McGuire 68; Ian Molloy 69; Phil Hawke 70.

Tuesday May 8, single par: overall winner Maria McConway 2d c/b; 0-24: Helen McIsaac 2d; Sandra Bunt 5d; Dido Harper 7d. 24.1 + Kaye Keys 7d; Lynda White 8d; Linda Stone 9d.

Thursday May 10: Ian Johnson 40; Ron Jones 37; Aaron Wilson 35; Ian Molloy 35; Jeff Pascoe 34; Ron Peters 33; Rowdy Robertson 33; Alan Butland 33.

Peter Mann is followed by Rab Rodger in the Marlborough Harrier Club’s Burton Cup race held at the Taylor Dam.

Erin Josephs and Coral-Anne Hedley from the Renwick Taekwondo Club competing in Poomsae pairs at the South Island NZUTA Championships in Oamaru.

Photo provided.

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

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

On Saturday there is a run/walk at Pelorus.

This is the first organized opportunity to meet up with Nelson clubs to either be competitive or just go out and enjoy the delights of Pelorus surroundings.

We know our Nelson friends are making a great effort to travel so we need as many club members as possible to attend.

Meet at Pelorus Bridge car park. Look for the harrier sign.

A car pool leaves Redwoodtown Community Hall at 12.30pm.

Let’s make this happen.

Members and non -members welcome.

Bring something to share for afternoon tea post run.

Veterans golf results

Training pays off for Renwick taekwondo club The Renwick Taekwondo Club recently competed at the South Island NZUTA Championships in Oamaru with good results.

Coach, Colin O’Brien, says members competed in both Poomsae (patterns), and Kyorugi (fighting). It was the first time competing in Poomsae pairs for

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Coral-Anne Hedley and Erin Josephs, who performed well, taking silver in their division.

Jill O’Brien, who recently returned to the sport after an eight year hiatus, also competed in pairs Poomsae, coming away with silver, alongside Sebastian Canning.

Colin says all competitors fought well, with most winning medals. He was proud of the efforts of the club, saying they had trained hard for the event.

The club trains on Monday and Wednesday nights, and is now looking to take on new members (for information, visit www.

sporty.co.nz/rtc).

Results: Poomsae pairs –Sebastian Canning & Jill O’Brien, Coral-Anne Hedley & Erin Josephs, silver.

Kyorugi – Sebastian Canning, Coral-Anne Hedley, gold; Hayden Ditfort, Daemyn Ireland, silver; Erin Josephs, bronze.

Results of a tournament played at Picton Golf Club on Monday.

Individual: 1, Tony Nicol (Rarangi) 39; 2. Ross Inder (Marlborough) 37; 3. Brian Chippindale (Marlborough) 36; 4. Ian Johnson (Picton) 35; 5.

Allan Johnston (Wairau Valley), Mike McConnell (Blenheim) and Jon Nicol (Marlborough) 34.

Team: 1st, Picton #2 / Marlborough #5: John Saxon, Grant Aikman, Ross Inder and Brian Chippindale; 2nd Rarangi #1; 3rd Picton #1.

The next tournament is on Monday, May 28, at the Rarangi Golf Club.

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