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A personal best By Megan Connolly Fifty-one flights of stairs, 1,103 individual steps, and a fire outfit didn’t stop Joseph Lepper from taking away the male overall in the donned category award for the Fire Fighter Sky Tower Stair Challenge, held in Auckland recently. Hailing from the Rarangi Rural Fire Force, Joseph ran the Sky Tower stairs in 11 minutes and 51 seconds in the donned category, wearing the entire level-two outfit without the mask but with the tank on. Continued on page 2 Joseph Lepper from Rarangi Rural Fire Force returns from the Firefighter Sky Tower Stair Challenge with first male overall in the donned category.
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Local firefighter wins at fire fighter challenge From page 1 At 328 metres the Sky Tower is the tallest building in the southern hemisphere. “It was like running in a wetsuit, it was quite a scene. They had people at the end to rip all the stuff off you and St Johns paramedics all the way up, Joseph says. “You just looked out and saw a sea of yellow firefighters which was
quite cool. “People enter from all walks of life and internationally.” Joseph says. Nearly 1000 firefighters from all over the world raced up the Sky Tower on May 19 wearing up to 25kg of kit, raising more than $1.25 million for Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand. To train for the event Joseph tried to simulate what it would be like by
running the Monkey Bay stairs once or twice a week, doing a lot of rowing and running with the full kit on, plus a 20kg vest that added more weight than was required. “It was nice because we had the Monkey Bay stairs close by,” Joseph says. Joseph joined the Rarangi Rural Fire Force last year to meet new people and learn new skills on top of
his job as a beekeeper and enjoying surf lifesaving. The Rarangi Rural Fire Force entered the event for the first time last year and won two trophies and a gold medal. “It wasn’t as bad as I thought. I could have done it again, I think I was just high off the adrenaline. “I’d like to shave a minute off for next year,” Joseph laughs.
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By Megan Connolly Despite relocating from Palmerston North, Joseph Lepper’s connection with Marlborough started long before he moved here in 2011. Joseph’s grandfather, Rod McKenzie, has a long history with beekeeping in Marlborough and was the one who taught Joseph everything he knows about the trade. “I remember going out as a wee tacker. It was surreal really. Not quite something everyone gets to experience. “I just fell in love,” Joseph says. When Rod stepped down after being a beekeeper in Marlborough for 30 years, Joseph took over the business and has around 250 hives throughout Marlborough. “You get to see the countryside. It’s quite a unique way to farm. It’s a lot smaller but bigger numbers. “You get to have a real
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intimacy with the bees,” Joseph says. If he had to say what his favourite part of the job would be “it would be hard to narrow it down”. “It’s everything really and probably telling people about it,” he says. Joseph learnt pretty quickly that he wasn’t allergic to a bee sting which was lucky, he says. “One under the nose definitely gives a tickle,” he laughs. But what does firefighting, beekeeping and surf lifesaving have in common? They’re all summer activities! “Maybe that’s the secret to my success—the running around in the bee suit in the hot summer is what really trained me for the stairs,” he says. Joseph is off to Asia next week on holiday, escaping the winter hibernation of New Zealand. “Firefighting and beekeeping is a good lifeBeekeeper Joseph Lepper with his personal hives where he runs a small bee rehabilitation centre. style.”
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Green light for new bridge Marlborough District Council Deputy Mayor Terry Sloan has welcomed the news that the new Opaoa bridge has got the green light to go ahead. “Finally we have a reason to celebrate, with the added bonus that the old heritage bridge will be enjoyed by pedestrians and cyclists.”
Blenheim water remains safe Marlborough District Council is pleased test results show there is no PFAS in Blenheim’s town water supply bores. Council’s Operations and Maintenance Engineer Stephen Rooney says all the town’s nine supply bores were tested for PFAS all came back clear. “We anticipate monthly sampling for the next 12 months to monitor this issue.”
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‘We need your help’ By Celeste Alexander A local organisation that provides financial advisers free of charge to the community may be forced to close its doors for good if funding cannot be found. Budget Service Marlborough has been operating for over 30 years and has always received government funding up until 18 months ago, and since then it’s been a struggle, staff say. Co-ordinator Denise Best says the service, which operates five days a week, has explored every option to cut costs, but so far it’s not looking good. “When we lost our funding we were determined to carry on for our clients, and we have managed to by cutting back where we can, but we are at the point of desperation now. “We thought of closing one day a week, but that’s going to disadvantage our clients who rely on us. There’s at least one person who comes to us each
day,” she says. The service is open Monday to Friday from 10am-3pm, employs three part-time trained financial advisers and is run by a volunteer committee.
Budget Services Marlborough are hoping to find funds to prevent the organisation from closing. Each of the advisers have cut their hours to help the situation but according to Denise, if they don’t find funding soon Budget Service Marlborough “won’t see the end of the year”. “We have been applying for funding where we can but we are one of many local organisations applying. “Time is of the essence. “It’s hard to accept that as trained financial advisors we
would be chasing funding. “So if there is anyone out there in the community who can help... a corporate perhaps, then please get in touch. We really need your help,” Denise says. Asked how much funding they need to keep the doors open, Denise estimates around $50,000 per year as the “bare bones”. “We will keep on applying for funding as much as we can, but if we don’t have the absolute essentials paid for then we can’t operate,” she says. While Budget Services Marlborough is one of two services in Blenheim that offers free confidential, non-judgmental budgeting advice to the community, adviser Michelle Coburn says clients like to have a choice of where to go. “If we can be here to offer a choice then that’s beneficial to all. There’s room for two budget services in Marlborough.”
One client who wished to remain anonymous for privacy reasons says Budget Services Marlborough was “the light at the end of the tunnel” for her. “When I had my first appointment with Michelle I was at a very low point. “I was drowing in debt and didn’t know where to turn or what to do. “I was terrified and very emotional at the beginning but Michelle was great and put me at ease. She guided me to take control of my finances, helping me to make phone calls I had been too scared to make alone. “I’m proud to say it’s been one year since that first appointment and I’m back on my feet and doing well. “If it wasn’t for Budget Services Marlborough I don’t know where I’d be now,” she says. To contact Denise phone 578 2006 or email budget@mfbs. org.nz.
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Journey leads to Harold By Megan Connolly Genevieve MacDonald is regularly recognised by local children. If your child is between the ages of six and 13 then they’ve probably had the pleasure of visiting the Life Education Trust trailer with Genevieve and Harold the Giraffe where she has been working for seven years. Harold has been in Marlborough for 12 years, educating children to embrace positive choices for a healthy mind and body. Genevieve’s teaching journey started long before Harold. She began her teaching career in
1982 after being faced with a choice of nurse, teacher or receptionist. It almost seemed like a no brainer. But after some time as a regular classroom teacher, she was in need of a breather. Genevieve went to work at a dentist for three years but sooner rather than later Genevieve was “ready to get back into it, pining to be teaching and with children”. “I was pleased to come back because I do really like it. It does feel like my place. “I love kids. They’re so motivating and inspirational and you get so
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By Megan Connolly Kalita Cresswell has always loved animals; her passion for their welfare driving her to create a completely cruelty-free and organic hair salon, Two Small Rooms Organic Hair Studio, and to become the volunteer coordinator for Antivivisection in Blenheim. “Well I’ve always been a bit of a chemical-phobe,” Kalita Cresswell laughs. So when did she begin her cruelty-free journey? “It’s really started when I had kids. I was wary of what I was putting on their skin especially as one of them has sensitive skin,” she says. Kalita has been hairdressing for over 20 years, starting when she was 19 years of age. “It never really dawned on me that products we use were tested on animals. I just never thought of it,” Kalita says. When she started her salon two years ago she was already consciously cruelty-free but it wasn’t until she took the leap to organic products did she realise that she could offer it
as an alternative. Her passion continues through her work for the Antivivisection Society who advocates for non-animal based research in New Zealand and promotes non-animal research methods. As the volunteer coordinator Kalita organises events and helps bring new volunteers onto the scene. This year she’s organising a Triathlon for November where Antivivisection will raise awareness and money to protest the purpose built animal testing lab in Otago. “I just want to offer another alternative. “The whole purpose is really about spreading awareness because many people are unaware of the effect testing has on animals,” she says. Kalita has a beautiful old Staffy dog called Rudi who is almost 14 years old, has two cats and in the past fostered dogs, piglets and little goats. “They used to sleep in what’s now my salon actually,” Kalita laughs.
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Get outdoors, take a pic, win a prize! By Peter Jones, Sport Tasman Getting out and about in the Top of the South has always had its benefits – fresh air, stunning scenery and warm water greeting those who choose to spread their wings. Now, thanks to Sport Tasman, there are more tangible rewards on offer for those who walk, cycle or swim in the region. The Sport Tasman Explorer is a new innovation which encourages people to get active in the great outdoors. Participants accumulate points by visiting various places in the top of the south, then posting a photo of their activity on Instagram, accompanied by the hashtag #SportTasmanExplorer. Several places to visit in Nelson-Tasma n, Buller,
Marlborough and Kaikoura are suggested on the Sport Tasman website, but hardy explorers can tag any location and points will be awarded. And of course, points mean prizes. At the end of each month prizes will be handed out in a variety of categories, plus spot prizes. The competition kicked off in April with some notable efforts. Top of the photo ops was Zena Denton aged 14 years old from Nayland College who got particularly active in the region throughout the month and uploaded 14 entries. Her efforts earned her a Ski Rainbow Anytime Pass for the coming ski season which she chose to give to her father as thanks for his fantastic photography skills.
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Dear Ed, Myself and a friend visiting New Zealand from America went to a newly opened craft beer establishment in Blenheim recently, whilst there my friend commented on the cost of our tapped beers, two beers in approx. 400ml glasses $24, which he felt was quite expensive. We both then agreed that the craft beer business seems to be a very lucrative one to be involved in, saying that a few days later we visited another craft beer establishment
selling plant-based meat - part of a worldwide trend towards alternatives to animal based protein. Julia Jones, KPMG Farm Enterprise specialist, takes the same positive attitude as the President of Federated Farmers - this is an opportunity for our farmers to target the top end of the market - people prepared to pay for naturally produced and environmentally sustainable products - grass fed animals, allowed to run free. The Primary Production Committee,
at the north end of town. Two tapped craft beers in decent sized glasses from a good choice of beers $18, also the locals informed us they received loyalty cards which gave them a free beer after every ninth beer purchased. This takes the cost of each beer to $8, guess which value for money establishment we will be returning to before my friend returns to the US. VFM. Blenheim
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Bras and brass All ladies brass band to debut in Blenheim In 2006 Margaret Betts and her friend Jane Nichols decided that there should be an “all ladies” brass band in the UK and went about making it happen. They decided there needed to be a good cause for getting the ladies together and so they decided on a charity – The Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Great Britain. To-date their UK band has raised over 220,000 pounds for Breast Cancer Research. New Zealand has now established a band called Bra’s and Brass, an all-women band made up of 38 female players from
all over New Zealand, with the endorsement of the United Kingdom organisation. The band assembled for the very first time in Wellington last month for a weekend rehearsal and preparation for performing a concert at the 2018 National Brass Band Championship Gala Concert in Blenheim on July 15. This would be the band’s very first ‘official’ engagement. The proceeds from the concerts go to the Breast Cancer Foundation of New Zealand. Bras and Brass therefore is a not-for-profit group of musicians raising money for charity.
Cold green fingers By Celeste Alexander The sky was grey a n d w i n d c old , but there were big bright smiles on the faces of Blenheim School students who were helping with a planting project last Thursday. St udent s, st a f f and parents were helping members of the Blenheim Lions with the planting of 225 plants along the Alfred Street school entrance. Project convenor Ross Ayson says the club was approached by the school to coordinate the planting. “Two weeks ago we had 25 Soloman Islanders and five of our members work on leveling the bare garden area, then we picked up the 225 plants to put in today,” he says. To thank the club for their efforts the
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Students shine on stage Over recent months children from across Marlborough schools have been preparing a performance to acknowledge community support and to celebrate the impact Kiwi Can has had on their respective schools. “Kiwi Can Jam, a celebration of five years of Kiwi Can in Marlborough”, took place last night at the ASB Theatre. Kiwi Can is an energy-packed primary school programme, aimed at children aged five to 12 years. It teaches values such as integrity and respect, and delivers fun-filled learning to schools all around the country. The Graeme Dingle Foundation Marlborough, a local charitable trust which runs Kiwi Can locally, are 99.5% locally funded. In Marlborough Kiwi Can has grown from 350 kids every week (in four schools) in 2014, to 2,200 kids every week (in 12 schools) in 2018. This year over 50% of Marlborough’s primary-age kids are receiving Kiwi Can lessons every week. Ward School’s performance was based on the value of resilience with choreography by older student Ashlee Hickman.
Omaka Victory Dance double pass up for grabs By Megan Connolly Omaka Victory Dance tickets are running out so get in quick to be a part of this event which takes place on Sunday, June 3 at 7pm. Better yet, email the Sun Newspaper with your name and contact details before 5pm on Thursday for your chance to win a double pass. The evening is an opportunity to get dressed up in your best 1940’s inspired outfit, dance the night away to The Beat Girls 1940s era music, and raise money to restore the old garrison buildings built in the Second World War.
The tickets are $65 per person and include light finger food for supper. One of the organisers, Allan Udy says, “The buildings that we’re trying to preserve and restore were used by the local Air Training Corps cadet unit (27 Sqn ATC) for just over 30 years from 1976 until 2006. “While these buildings are of heritage significance because they were built during the Second World War, they’re also significant to the many hundreds of locals who used these buildings while they were part of the cadet unit,” Allan says.
There will also be a working bee on Sunday from 10am to 3pm where anyone interested can come and check out the old garrison building on Aerodrome Road, opposite the Sounds Air hanger. “We’d love it if folks would join us for an Open Day on Sunday the 3rd, and then later for the Victory Dance that evening,” Allan says. Get in quick! Email news@ blenheimsun.co.nz for your chance to win a double pass to the Omaka victory Dance by 5pm Thursday.
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Competitors at a previous Marlborough ploughing championship. Linda Cosgrove (front) will be the only woman competing this year.
Ploughing champs just days away Who will be crowned the champions of the 2018 Marlborough Ploughing Association’s qualifying event this weekend? Will it be one of our locals? Only days remain until we find out and you, the public, are invited to watch all of the action. The event kicks off on Saturday with a practice coaching day for those competing, then Sunday will be the official competition day. It’s being held on a property owned by Phillip Neal, located on Giffords Road which is off Rapaura Road. Phillip has generously given the use of his land, around eight
hectares, that will be used by around 20 entrants who will take to the land with their tractors and even Clydesdales to plough their way up the leader board. Who ever wins in their respective classes will qualify for the New Zealand Ploughing Championships for 2019. There they will go up against the best in the country and the winners of the national event then qualify for the prestigious World Ploughing Championship. One thing that organisers are excited about is the involvement of two world champions, Marlborough Ploughing Association president Allan Gifford says.
“We have some real world class people working with contestants on Saturday as part of the coaching process which is fantastic. “They will also serve as judges for Sunday‘s competition. “We have Allan Wallace, a former world champ who coached local man Roger Jordan to a second placing at the past worlds championship. “We will be able to share some valuable advice and experience,” Allan says. There won’t be a lot of “interesting action” for the public to watch on Saturday, Allan says, but Sunday will be the best day for viewing.
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Local man Ian Woolley has won the national ploughing championship’s conventional class five years in a row. If he qualifies at the Marlborough event he will go on to the 2019 nationals.
Ian hopes to qualify for sixth consecutive national final One local man who has excelled on the ploughing circuit a number of years is Spring Creek grape grower Ian Woolley. Ian will be competing in the Silver Plough Conventional class with his John Deere 5720 tractor and Kverneland plough, in the hope of once again winning and going on to the NZ Ploughing Championship next year.
Ian is the only person to have won five back-to-back NZ championships and has represented NZ three times already in Denmark, England and Kenya, and will be competing in Germany this year and in the US next year. If he does qualify for the 2019 NZ Ploughing Competition, and wins that as well, then
he will be heading to Russia. “This will be another unique opportunity for the public to see Ian, our own champion, in action,” Allan Gifford says. “He will be looking to qualify on his home patch and people will be able to see his new high-tech gear.”
Over 20 qualifying events are hosted by individual ploughing associations throughout New Zealand. The Marlborough branch is hosting its event this weekend over two days. The winners of the championship classes then go on to compete at the annual New Zealand Ploughing Championships next year at Rakaia. These classes are as follows: - Silver Plough Conventional. For the first time in years this class will also include Reversible, a highly specialized class. - Vintage Qualifying - Open Class Vintage If local competitors win at the nationals in the national Silver Plough Conventional and the Reversible classes, they will qualify to represent NZ at the world contest which is held in one of the 30 countries that are affiliated to the World Ploughing Association.
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Who will win the crown? Of the 20 contestants who have confirmed their participation, there are some coming from Canterbury, the Waikato and here in Marlborough. Local names to watch out for are Ian Woolley, Ash Murdoch, Linda Cosgrove and Daniel Owen to name a few. Ash Murdoch who, in his 80’s, has been ploughing for many years and competes in the vintage class. On the other end of the scale, there’s Daniel Owen who is in his early 20s and has done well for himself since he first began. Daniel started out with the help of the Jordan family, who provide him with a tractor and plough, and mentor him along the way, Allan Gifford says. “It’s encouraging to see young blood coming through and he seems to really enjoy
himself. Maybe he could inspire more young people to try ploughing for themselves,” he says. Another achiever is local woman Linda Cosgrove who is the only female vintage class plougher taking part this year, and the only female from Marlborough to qualify for the national championship. “Linda has been ploughing for around six years and has also qualified for the national championships “Ploughing can be enjoyed by anyone,” Allan says. A new addition to this year’s line up will be the Inter-Industry Ploughing Competition. Local companies Drummond&Etheridge, Tractor Repairs and Spares and Norwoods will enjoy some friendly rivalry and test their ploughing skills with their machinery.
These companies will also have displays of their machinery, including Renwick based company Agrivit. Last but not least, the biggest draw card of the event is returning to Marlborough - the Erewhon Clydesdale horses. “Colin Drummond of Erewhon Station will be bringing his Clydesdales again this year which is truly magnificent to watch,” Allan says. “I highly recommend the public come along and watch these beautiful animals at work.”
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Weekly babies
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Frankie Harriet Rose Dick Born 12 May 2018 Weight 8lb 4oz Hospital Home birth
Isla Marie MacKinnon Born May 7, 2018 Weight 6lb 1oz Hospital Wairau
Oliver Leon Matthews Born May 20, 2018 Weight 7lb 14oz Hospital Wairau
Alaska Lilly Faigan Born May 12, 2018 Weight 9lb 6oz Hospital Wairau
Caroline and Simon along with siblings Gretel and Henry are thrilled to announce the birth of Frankie Harriet Rose Dick, born at 8.30pm on Saturday 12 May 2018. A big thank you to Cathy Middleton and our families for all your support. Photo provided.
Taryn Nicolle and John MacKinnon are pleased to announce the arrival of Isla Marie (6lb 1oz) born May 7, 2018 at 5.03pm at Wairau Hospital. A beautiful baby sister for Aidan and Connor. Special thanks to Shona Wills and all the maternity staff at Wairau. Photo provided.
Dan and Kelly are proud to announce the birth of their first child, a little boy Oliver Leon (7lb 14oz) born May 20, 2018 at 5.22pm at Wairau Hospital. A huge thanks to Cathy Middleton, Shona Wills and all the staff at the maternity ward.
Leon and Danielle are pleased to announce the arrival of their precious daughter, Alaska Lilly. Born on May 12, 2018 at 1.44pm, weighing 9lb 6oz at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to midwife Sue Young and all the staff involved. Photo provided.
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Entries Now Open We invite all brides married or residing in Marlborough between 29th September 2017 and 18th June 2018 to enter the Bride of the Year Show held at the ASB Theatre. 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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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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Clothes swap with a twist By Megan Connolly Everyone is already buzzing about She Shops being back for another year where women can get clothing, accessories and a pampering for next to nothing, and all for a good cause. “It’s a clothes swap with a twist,”She Connects team member Emma Barnett says. The event will be held on Saturday June 9 from 2pm to 4pm at the Nativity Centre. The afternoon is $2 entry with every item selling for $1 with pampering stations and refreshments. She Connects is a combined church project run by a group of ladies where they organise and partner with a local charity. This year all proceeds made from the day will be going to the local charity Pink Packets, with all funds going back into sanitary items and education for young women. “We want to raise money for charities in
Marlborough. Libby Barnes says, a trustee of She Connects. “It’s so much more than clothes. Its confidence and self-esteem,” Pink Packets founder Milinda Higgins says. Libby is asking for clothing and accessory donations to be dropped off between June 5 and 7 at the Nativity office from 9am-4pm. “It needs to be in good condition please,” Libby says. “The numbers of women who are satisfied and excited when they enter are just wowed because they also have the opportunity to be pampered for free, “There are people that can’t afford clothes but they go out with bags chockablock full,” Milinda says. It’s a great opportunity to offer those in the community that need it, Libby says.
Libby Barnes and Emma Barnett from She Connects with Pink Packets founder Milinda Higgins getting all the donations ready for She Shops.
Local firm scoops major award The team at Scott Construction Marlborough is celebrating it’s latest industry award, for major work completed at five-star hotel Chateau Marlborough. Earlier this month, a gala awards dinner was held at the Convention Centre at Skycity in Auckland, for the NZ Registered Master Builders 2018 Commercial Project Awards. Scott Construction Marlborough were elated to receive a Silver Award for the project, recognising the level of excellence achieved - far above industry standards. Scott Construction Marlborough Managing Director John Tovey says the whole team is incredibly proud of the award, “Building on the Gold Award won in 2017 for the Pinot Noir Cellar at Cloudy Bay Vineyards, this really cements our reputation for delivering excellent quality and value to our clients”. The Chateau Marlborough project consisted of two separate stages. Stage A commenced in January 2016 and consisted of a
of schedule. Our team rose to the challenge, worked extended hours and had it completed in time for the hotel to be fully operational in time for the start of the coach tour season. “Building a project of this scale within this timeframe is very rare in Marlborough. Being a five star hotel it has a high architectural finish with very high John Tovey, Scott Construction specifications and standards of Marlborough managing director. workmanship expected. This was a challenging project, and new three-storey accommoda- we’ve come out with a result that tion wing on the southern side everyone involved can be proud of the existing hotel, adding 36 of,” John says. new studio units with ensuite. Chateau Marlborough owner Stage B commenced in April Brent Marshall was fully sup2016, renovating, upgrading and portive of the awards nominaextending the hotel’s facilities. tion and says; “Dealing with John says time was the biggest Scott Construction Marlborough challenge on this job. throughout the project, from “This was one of the larg- conception to completion and est ‘block work’ projects ever throughout the contract, manundertaken in Marlborough agement has been of the highest (20,000 blocks). standard and a credit to both “We were proud to deliver their company and by associaStage A on time in October tion the NZ Registered Master 2016 and Stage B 15 days ahead Builders Association.” PBA.
Chateau Marlborough’s award winning additions and renovations were carried out by Scott Construction Marlborough.
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Pink Ribbon breakfast
Picton’s Pink Ribbon Breakfast at the Endeavour Park Pavillion on Sunday hosted 180 people plus volunteers to raise funds for Breast Cancer.
Lisa Barraclough, Brett Cammell and Mandy Carpenter.
Louise Gledhill, Marissa Gledhill (front), Wendy Vining and Faye Doig.
Planting fun
Blenheim School had the help of the Blenheim Lions Club to plant out 225 shrubs along the Alfred Street entrance of the school last Thursday.
Marie Turton and Pauline Bevin.
Axel Douglas (5).
Anika Gregory (10) and Liz Pousima (10).
Ross Ayson and Kamryn-Jae Crouch (6).
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Urgent Care Centre: Wairau Hospital Grounds. Entry off Hospital Rd, Blenheim 8am-8pm daily. Phone (03) 520 6377. 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 Wairau Hospital: Hospital Visiting Hours: 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. Picton 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.
BELCHER, Elsie May (Vicky): On Saturday May 26 2018, peacefully with family at her side, at Redwood Lifestyle Care & Village Blenheim. Aged 97 years. Reunited with the love of her life, Don. Loved mother of Alan, Patricia, and Mike. Much-loved grandmother, great grandmother, and greatgreat grandmother. Special thanks to all the staff at Redwood Lifestyle Care & Village, who were her other family. At the family’s request, a private service has taken place. Respectfully cared for by GEOFFREY T SOWMAN: FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719
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The Blenheim Depression Support Group We now meet at the Baptist Church Hall, Beaver Road, Blenheim. Every Wednesday 10am-11.30am. For more details please phone The Baptist Church on 5783676 or Barb on 0277372403.
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In Loving Memory
Annette Bishop Passed away 2 years ago today Dearly loved wife of Arthur. Loved mother and mother-in-law of Janine and Grant Pine, Craig and Carla Bishop. Loved gower of Georgia and Harrison Pine. Special friend of ‘Di’.
Sadly missed. Forever in our hearts.
COLLINS, Brian John (John): On Saturday May 26 2018, peacefully at Wairau Hospital. Aged 79 years. Father and fatherin-law of Grant and Sarah, and Duncan and Amy; and grandfather to Liam and Isla, and friend of Pam Collins. Special thanks to the staff at Redwood Lifestyle Care and Village, and Wairau Hospital for their care of John. Thanks also to friends and family who have helped John over several years. Messages may be sent to 7 Gosling Crescent, Halswell, Christchurch 8025. A funeral service for John will be held at the Church of the Nativity, Alfred Street, at 12.30pm on Friday June 1, followed by interment at Mahakipawa Cemetery. Respectfully cared for by GEOFFREY T SOWMAN: FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 RAYNER, Elizabeth (Gert): Passed away on Saturday May 26, 2018 peacefully at Ashwood Park Retirement Village, surrounded by her family. Aged 71 years. Dearly loved daughter of the late George and Myrle Rayner. Much-loved sister and sister-in-law of Bryan, John (deceased), Neil and Helen, Colin (deceased), Paul and Judy, Helen, Geoffrey and Lois, Phillip and Tina, and Kathleen. Adored Aunt, Great Aunt and Great-Great Aunt of all her nieces and nephews. A friend to all. Messages may be sent to the Rayner family c/- 21C Mowat Street, Blenheim 7201. By request, no flowers please. A funeral service for Gert has been held. Respectfully cared for by GEOFFREY T SOWMAN NZ : FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719
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Waitohi First Five Tim O’Malley finds open ground.
The Blenheim Roller Skating Club is hosting a huge event this weekend, a speed skating competition that will run from Saturday through to Monday. The public will be able to go along and watch on Saturday morning at the Blenheim rink, Athletic park after lunch, Sunday all day at the Marlborough Lines Stadium 2000 and then on Monday at the Marlborough Kart track.
Renwick’s number 9 Chris Bolton reaching for the try line.
Rugby final looms By Matt MacDougall, Blenheim RDO The 2018 MRSU Division One season draws to an early close this season, after just one round of the local competition resulted in Renwick winning a redemption match against East Coast 25-7. The second semi being an absolute arm wrestle for the first 65 minutes between Moutere and Waitohi. The later coming out on top 26-17. The stand out performer for Renwick this season has been star
midfield Mike Vaeno. His powerful running has seen him consistently break the opposition line, and with this ability to read the game has seen him nab a couple of crucial long-range intercepts to dot down when his side was on the ropes. Renwick have also acquired the services of handy Irish 9/10 Brian Bennett, who has directed play superbly for them this season from both playmaker positions. Up front they have the engine room to provide the front foot ball in original Mako, Ti’I Paulo,
consistent performer and captain Sam White at lock and another unsung hero in this pack has been the hard working, grafter Josh Holdaway who has got through a power of work consistently this season. Waitohi have a well-balanced side with threats all over the park. Ray Nuia has been outstanding at Hooker, the former North Harbour rep has ranged wide with his dynamic running but muscled up in close when needed resulting in several tries this season. Mako 1st Five Tim O’Malley
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The 2018 Sunbelt Series is taking place this weekend. This two day event is run between Kartsport Marlborough and Kartsport Nelson. Day one kicks off at 8am on Saturday at the Blenheim track, before kart drivers head over the hill to Nelson for day two. Points will be combined from both days to find a winner for the championship. Drivers from all over the New Zealand will be attending this event which makes for tough and great racing. The public are welcome to go along and watch.
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Harlequins in red and blue playing against Pelorus on Saturday. Photo by Lily-Alyce Vercoe.
Goalie Ollie Eyles, Blenheim Valley ‘Legends’ manages to block a goal attempt by Brooklyn Bartlett, Rangers ‘Falcons’. Photo by Gemma Bartlett.
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