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By Megan Connolly With Halloween lurking just around the corner you’d think that Bronwen Widdon should keep her ventriloquist dummy, Charlie McCarthy in the wardrobe. But that’s not the case for the doll that has been passed down through the generations. Charlie dates back all the way to when Bronwen’s grandmother, Bronwen Weir, came to New Zealand around 1913. Continued Page 2. Bronwen Widdon and her ventriloquist dummy, Charlie, who has been passed down through her family and is over 100 years old.
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Bronwen Widdon and Charlie McCarthy the ventriloquist dummy, who has been passed down through her family, reading the Sun Newspaper.
Continued from page 1. He got his name, Charlie McCarthy, from American comedian Edgar Bergen’s ventriloquist dummy which had the same name. With Charlie being so old, you’d wonder what spooky things he’s seen. Bronwen is unsure of exactly how and when Charlie McCarthy became part of her family’s history. But she has always had fond memories as a child of Charlie sitting on the piano stool in her grandmother’s house. “It’s the mystery of Charlie. I don’t know whether she bought him here in New Zealand or she came over with him. “He must be 100 years old by now,” Bronwen says. Bronwen’s grandmother was a concert pianist, playing
the piano in the cinemas in Wellington back before there were ‘talkies’. When her grandmother passed away, Charlie went to live with Bronwen’s mother and then to Bronwen herself in the 1980’s. “I probably ended up with Charlie because I was the oldest.” But now Charlie sits in the wardrobe because he’s getting old. It was a trip to the cinema in Christchurch to see the new Goosebumps movie with her grandkids that prompted Bronwen to bring Charlie back out of the closet. “When we saw him in the movie we were quite surprised, my grandkids leant over to me and said ‘Nana that looks just like Charlie!’” But a makeover by her
dental technician brother in the 1970s, and a few wardrobe changes, meant that Bronwen’s Charlie looks a little different from the tuxedo-wearing ventriloquist dummy in the movie. “He used to have a top hat, a tuxedo and a monocle,” Bronwen says. At one stage, Bronwen’s brother took Charlie to do some repairs on his aging face, but he returned with a moustache and sideburns. Bronwen was horrified. “I knitted my husband a mustard turtleneck so I knitted Charlie one too because they looked so alike,” Bronwen says. Like her own childhood, now Bronwen’s grandchildren have come to expect to see Charlie when they open the closet.
Lizard survey to start in Picton By Megan Connolly Did you know there are actually several species of Lizards here in Marlborough? And that one of them is even named the Marlborough Green Lizard? Well, project coordinators Rachel Russell from Kaipupu Point Mainland Island Society and Siobhan Browning from Picton Dawn Chorus have joined forces to survey lizards in the Kaipupu Point and the Victoria Domain. It started at the Kaipupu Sanctuary because Rachel and her colleagues weren’t
sure what they had in their backyard. “Mainly because it hasn’t been done before and we want to know what is around,” Rachel says. The survey will help the groups to compare the locations and the different types of native control. “It helps us to understand the change in land use. If we clear vegetation gecko’s and skinks have nowhere to live,” Siobhan says. “They have the potential to disappear if they get isolated because they end up splitting
into different species. That’s why some species have gone away. The survey so far has had Rachel and Siobhan, and Trent Bell director of Eco Gecko, laying out surveying equipment with volunteers over the past couple of weeks. Traps which are foam sheets nailed to trees, which provide cover and pitfall traps, are put in place but will be opened in January. It gives the skinks and geckos time to familiarise themselves with them before they are opened in January.
The Lizard Survey run by Kaipupu Point Mainland Island Society and Picton Dawn Chorus are looking for geckos just like this Raukawa gecko, which is widespread in the Marlborough Sounds. Photo provided.
“It’s very useful because it gives us a baseline to tell whether it is us or other environmental factors,” Siobhan says. The long-term goal of the
project will be to lead a longterm monitoring system that helps to understand the lizard population in those areas. “It will be fascinating to see what happens,” Siobhan says.
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Five defribrillators now in Renwick The Renwick Smart and Connected Group, with the generous support of the Renwick RSA and the Lion Foundation, are pleased to announce the arrival of five defibrillators to be placed at locations around the Renwick Village including the Giesen Sports & Events Centre, the Woodbourne Tavern and the Renwick Community Memorial Hall.
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Marlborough Chamber of Commerce new general manager Hans Neilson with Chamber administration and communications coordinator, Alice Parkinson, outside the Chamber’s Seymour Street office.
Chamber has new manager By Bill McElhinney A year after joining the Marlborough Chamber of Commerce, Hans Neilson has been appointed general manager. Hans takes over from Grant Kerr, the CEO of the Nelson-Tasman and Marlborough chambers, who has accepted a role at the Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology as the executive of director of strategy, enterprise and sustainability. For the past year Hans has been the partnership, development and events manager with the Chamber, building membership and networks across the region. “I’m excited for the opportunity to give back to the community that I love and to lead staff who are
committed to one of the most valuable assets in Marlborough, our region’s businesses,” Hans says. “We have a great team and a roadmap that aligns with the Chamber’s strategy, and a vision to see the Chamber continue to grow.” The Marlborough Chamber of Commerce currently has 354 members. When he’s not busy with the Chamber, Hans enjoys playing guitar with the Havelock-based group, Band of Locals. “We’ve got some performances coming up, so we’re busy rehearsing at the moment,” Hans says. He and partner Bridget Mulligan also take the opportunity to get outdoors and enjoy the many
attractions Marlborough has to offer. “Hans has been with us for a year and has shown a passion for the Chamber, its members and the economic development for the region,” Chamber president Nita Van Grinsven says. “The board recognises and appreciates his efforts and his interest to grow further with the Chamber. “Hans has strong support from the Board for him to build on being the local face representing the Chamber in the region at a management level,” Nita says. Hans has a wealth of experience working with businesses and communities across Marlborough and is keen to build on a successful career in economic development,
marketing, promotions, event-planning and communications and IT consulting. Nita says the Nelson resource sharing agreement has been a great experience and both sides have learned from the experience. “Grant Kerr’s influence and expertise as joint chief executive has helped to align and strengthen the strategies for both Chambers and ensure that we can now deliver quality services consistently to our members on both sides of the hill,” Nita says. “Both Chambers will continue to collaborate and share resources in a Top of the South approach to ensure that we can deliver the best services consistently to our members.”
Getting State Highway One to Christchurch open again has boosted visitor spending in Marlborough. Destination Marlborough says the opening of SH1 in December 2017 has resulted in a total of $387 million of new money into the local economy to year ending March 2018, up eight per cent on the previous year and up seven per cent on 2016 pre-quake spend.
Reservoir almost ready Work to seismically strengthen and upgrade the Wither Hills reservoir is almost complete. Work on the 1970s structure began in March this year and included remediation of the external walls, internal concrete surfaces, floor slab and roof. Pipework has also been replaced as part of the work. Council projects engineer Mark Power says the next step involves filling the 5600 cubic metre reservoir to disinfect it, and to test for water tightness. “This process will take approximately three weeks,” Mark says.
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By Megan Connolly Marlborough Vintage Farm Machinery is holding their bi-annual open day on Sunday, October 28, at Brayshaw Park. All their buildings at the park will be open, along with working farm machinery displays and the popular Thomas the Tractor. It’s perfect for something to do at the long weekend, and only a gold coin donation on entry. “The day has entertainment for the whole family,” an organiser, Bernie Mason says. There will also be a pen of baby animals, professional wood cutters in action plus a yummy sausage sizzle. The event will run from 9.30am to around 3.30pm, so there will be plenty of time to explore and look around the machinery. Vintage Farm Machinery from the settlers who took up the land in Marlborough in 1848 will feature at the open day. “We’re trying to preserve history so the public can appreciate what Marlborough was like before horticulture,” Bernie says. This year marks the anniversary of 50 years since Norm Brayshaw founded Brayshaw Park.
Bernie Mason on top of a hay wagon that used to be used in the pionering days in Marlborough.
October events Here’s some of what I’m up to this month: 1—5 October
NZ Parliamentary Speaker delegation to the Pacific - meeting with various local MPs to discuss climate change and how establishment of a GLOBE chapter can assist them.
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Hosting visit from Scott Simpson, MP for Coromandel and National’s spokesperson for Workplace Relations, and MCing public meeting at The Foundry, Wesley Centre.
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Opening new classroom at Amberley School.
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Hawkes Bay provincial priorities meeting.
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Amberley A&P Show.
Countdown to premier garden event Marlborough’s premier garden festival is set to run November 8-11. The Rapaura Springs Garden Marlborough is celebrating its 25th year and features garden tours, a garden party and garden awards as well as the Stihl Shop Garden Fete on Sunday, November 11 from 9am-3.00pm. This will be held at a new location this year, the Churchill Glade on Parker Street, next to Pollard Park. Once again there will be a huge selection of high quality plants, crafts and goods for the garden
and gardener, with vendors travelling here from far and wide to provide something for everyone. The public will be able to enjoy live entertainment and delicious food served from a variety of vendors under the canopy of the magnificent trees surrounding the perimeter of Churchill Glade. On the day will be the presentation of the Garden Awards, including all the annual favourites: best presented street, best commercial garden, and best seniors’ garden.
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Judge at Alpine People Choice Wine awards at the Pegagus.
13 October
Graeme Dingle Foundation event at Wither Hills.
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Bayside Credit Union meeting in Hawkes Bay.
The Rapaura Springs Garden Marlborough garden fete will be taking place at Churchill Glade, beside Pollard Park, on November 11. Photo sourced.
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New bus service trials get green light A new Renwick to Blenheim return bus service is to be given a trial. The Marlborough District Council’s assets and services committee has agreed to trial several new bus service trials over 18 months and to expanded Blenheim commuter bus routes and a Blenheim to Picton return service. Deputy Mayor Terry Sloan says the council will now enter into a formal negotiation process with bus service providers to confirm pricing and the final routes. “I’m confident we’ve found a work-
able solution to providing more bus services for our growing population,” Terry says. “But we won’t be able to please everyone. Unfortunately an airport bus service is cost-prohibitive - we can’t afford to service every arrival and departure from the airport.” The services to be trialled include a Renwick service (peak and off peak) – four weekday return trips, plus a Saturday service. New Blenheim commuter services (peak) - half-hourly between 7.30am and 8.30am, and 5.15pm to 6.15pm.
A Picton service, two days per week, off peak. “All the proposed routes and timetables are yet to be finalised. The Renwick service is proposed to be a mix of peak commuter and off-peak services, requiring four return trips on weekdays and two on Saturdays,” Terry says. “There is an approval process required through NZTA to add new services under the Super Gold Card travel scheme. Super Gold card users are entitled to travel for free on offpeak services only.”
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Dear Ed, Driving down High Street to turn left into Seymour Street on Sunday just before 4.00 pm I noted what I presume to be a father and his young daughter on their bicycles travelling in the same direction. So lovely to see them enjoying time out together, but sadly they were riding on the footpath and then rode over the pedestrian crossing.
‘Footpath’ means a safe path for those on foot, ‘pedestrian crossing’ means those crossing on foot. Those on bicycles, scooters, etc. must dismount and walk across the crossing. Traffic does not have to give way to those not on foot! Please Dad, keep safe, demonstrate and teach your daughter the correct road rules. Judi Woolley Blenheim
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It’s time to change Dear Ed, Talk about rubbing salt in the wound! An event in Turkey points out that every time petrol goes up, we donate to the kind of people who, logic tells us, we should never have made rich, including a medieval tyrant who buys the West’s prime real estate and state-of-the-art weaponry. The oligarchs and tin pot dictators for whom we discovered and developed oilfields now wield power beyond all reason and enjoy the lifestyles of the rich and famous. In my opinion it is crucial that we install tidal current generators in the appropriate zones of Cook Strait, with the assistance of Norway. And we should push ahead with electric propulsion for every form of transport so as to get out of being subservient to the oil moguls. We have to grasp the fact that this is the Electric Century. Oil was for the 20th Century, as coal was for the 19th Century. It is betraying our descendants if we do not adapt, and fast. Bill Holvey Blenheim
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Revitalising our CBD is shared by many By Stuart Smith MP. Blenheim’s ongoing struggle to fill and revitalise its CBD is shared by many other centres around New Zealand. I have previously likened Blenheim to a “hollow egg” which, at the end of every working day, empties out as residents head home to the suburbs, leaving nothing at its centre. Nelson, Rotorua, Tauranga, Porirua and Hamilton, to name just a few, have been grappling with the same issue for many years, but there seems to be a gradual move towards answering
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Third generation to race Leighton Stanton is following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather as he takes on his first speedway season driving a stockcar. He talks to Celeste Alexander about his family’s involvement in the motorsport and why he also chose to get involved.
Leighton Stanton is a newcomer to the stockcar class at Eastern States Speedway.
At the age of 18, Leighton is enjoying his first taste of being behind the wheel of a stockcar. When he was young he often sat on his father’s lap during grand parade laps and watched from the crowd, but there’s nothing like feeling the power and speed out on the track, he says. “I grew up around speedway as my grandfather Reg and father Brian raced, so I knew it was always going to happen for me eventually,” he laughs. Leighton actually started out in kart racing in 2012 in the Rotax Senior class. He enjoyed this and travelled away the odd times to compete, but when he found out the stockcar class was “picking up” he decided to do the swap. “I had actually been looking at stockcars for a couple of years now, just seeing what’s around. Now that
I’m working fulltime I decided to get one,” he says. “There’s a big difference between racing on asphalt and a speedway track... I had to get used to that change but it was good and I think I’m doing alright.” Leighton works as a cellar hand at Wine Works, doing the night shift. So when he gets home from work in the morning, he’ll sleep first then spends a few hours in the shed working on the stockcar. The stockcar Leighton has purchased for his first speedway season is out of Christchurch and he says was “one of the fastest” in that area. “It was all set and ready to go when I got it. It’s got a Rees chassis, an AU motor in it and a ZF gearbox. I’ve had a couple of races in it already and went over to Nelson for their opening night last Saturday and I’m
pretty happy with it,” he says. The most important feature of the car though, is the race number - 57e. “One of the first things I did was change the racing number on it... I’m racing the same number that dad and my grandfather did,” he says.
biggest supporter... always has been with all of my racing.” Asked who he looks up to in motorsport the most, Leighton says his father Brian, hands down. “I have always looked up to my old man. He’s been the one to push me through motorsport and supports me in everything I do!” Brian was a stockcar driver for many years with Eastern States Speedway and was involved with the first Vikings team, then went on to be part of the Titans. He sold his stockcar three years ago, but will still be present throughout the season helping Leighton. “Dad’s been a huge help learning about the stockcar. Between him and family friend Scott Duncan, I’ve got good help. Scott has helped us heaps with the stockcar with all the engineering work and re-
Leighton will be the third generation to race under 57e, and he’s keeping the same family colours of orange and black too. “It’s a shame that my grandfather isn’t with us anymore to come out to the track and watch, but dad is my
building of the trailer, we’d be lost without him,” he says. Looking at the 2018/2019 season ahead, Leighton says he’s looking forward to a South Island Championship event in January and racing in Palmerston North. “To qualify at the South Islands would be pretty cool,” he says. Helping Leighton with sponsorship for his racing is his uncle, Jeff Stanton of Precision Auto. Jeff provides a space in his workshop for the stockcar and does “bits that need done during the week”, Leighton says. “Uncle Jeff is a big help, as well as Brent Goulding of Marlborough Vehicle Recovery who drops off spare parts when needed. “A massive thanks to everyone who helps me, it’s appreciated,” he says.
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Making the most of laundry space Every home has some form of space for a laundry area. Some are larger than others, but even with the smallest amount of space, a lot can be done with it. Some clever planning and storage ideas can transform your laundry into a functional and well organised space. Here are some ideas for laundry rooms that may help to inspire your next home project. - Take advantage of the warmth of wood by placing shelves that stretch over the washer and dryer. Add some more shelves stacking up the wall. - In some homes, the laundry is actually
found in a small niche along a hallway. If you don’t want your little laundry area exposed, consider sliding doors painted in a feature colour. - Nowadays a homeowner can buy laundry appliances in a variety of colours. So keep the decor simple with neutral colours and make the appliances the feature of the laundry. - One solution for a small laundry space, is to stack one machine on top of the other and add simple shelves in the gap between the appliances and the wall, for the necessary items to make laundry day easier.
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Using colour to enlarge rooms Do you have small rooms that you wish to make look bigger? There are a number of paint colours and techniques that can be used to achieve this. Carefully chosen colours can easily transform a small room into an intimate, cosy and stylish space, all the while making the room appear larger than it actually is. Here are some tips. Light and white: Light colours on the walls reflect natural light and bounce it around, this creates an open and airy space. Ideally a soft white is preferable for walls, as brilliant white can look clinical. Bright white however, can be used as an accent colour for accessories and trim. Create interest by adding bolder accent furniture and accessories or paint a feature wall in a cool light shade, like blue, green or grey. Warm versus cool colours: Cool pastel shades recede, making walls look as though they are further away than they actually are. If you have a space that is long and narrow, do the opposite
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painted in light colours will make the ceiling recede and appear higher creating a feeling of more space. Another trick is to paint the ceiling and the walls the same light colour, this allows the eye to move continuously around the room without stopping at the boundary of the wall and the ceiling, this makes the room appear more spacious.
Window design ideas Windows are one of the most important parts of a home. They let in the light, warmth of the sunshine and connect your home with the outside world. So when designing your home, give careful consideration to how your windows will look. Will you go with a wood or metal framing? Will your windows have a more modern and contemporary design, will they be large or small, and how many will you have in each room? These are all questions your architectural designer will ask. So put together a list of ideas that you feel will complement your home. Here are some design ideas to help. Entry door windows: A well-designed entryway makes a positive first impression and reveals the tone of the rest of the house. From sidelights
to transoms, windows serve an important role in entryways, providing views, light, and architectural character. Bay windows: Bay windows offer many advantages, such as stunning views, natural light, window seats in cozy alcoves, connections between indoors and out, and extra storage and floor space. Skylights and high windows: Skylights, transoms, and other high windows are great ways to add natural light to a room without sacrificing privacy and wall or storage space. Skylights can be used to show off a ceiling’s striking pitch, bring the outdoors in, and offer sky and treetop views. Additionally, if operable, high windows can provide a valuable source of ventilation.
Painting stripes: Stripes are a great way to create an illusion of space. Horizontal stripes will make a wall appear longer than it actually is. Vertical stripes will make a room appear taller than it actually is. Stripes can be done in beautiful bright colours in various widths or keep it simple and stylish with stripes of the same size in neutral colours.
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Amanda Johnston and Ben Noble are happy to announce the safe arrival of Madison Victoria (6lb 9oz) on October 9, 2018, at 10.03am at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to our amazing midwife Cathy Middleton and all the staff at the maternity ward.
Carley is happy to announce the safe arrival of Boston (7lb 12oz) on October 9, 2018, at 6.45pm at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to Gwen Costello and the midwife and theatre teams at Wairau Hospital.
Blair and Catherine give glory to God for the safe arrival of their fourth child, Hannah Grace (8lb 1oz) on October 1, 2018 at Wairau Hospital, Blenheim. A beloved sister for Caleb, Sophia and Isla. A special mention to the amazing Shona Wills and the lovely staff at the Maternity ward. Photo provided.
Order elects new chaplain By Bill McElhinney History was made at the national conference of the Order of St Luke, held in Blenheim recently. The Reverend Jenny Quince was installed as the new chaplain for the national order, the first time a woman, and a Maori, has been elected to the position. Jenny, who is based in Auck-
land, works in the Auckland Anglican Maori Mission and is involved in the leadership of the Maori Pastorate. Blenheim kaumatua Canon Kevin Thompson led a special welcome for Jenny’s installation as the conference delegates gathered in the Blenheim Wesley Centre. “We elect a new chaplain
every three years,” Blenheim Order of St Luke member and former national chaplain, Kevin Gwynne, says. “It is wonderful to have Jenny take up this position.” The Order of St. Luke the Physician is an interdenominational movement founded in America in the 1940’s with the object of restoring the place of healing in
the life of the church. The Order was established in New Zealand in the 1960’s and there are about 400 members in chapters and healing groups throughout the country, Kevin says. The Blenheim chapter meets every third Wednesday in the chapel at 1.15pm in the chapel at Wairau Hospital.
Blenheim kaumatua Canon Kevin Thompson, the Rev. Jenny Quince and Blenheim Order of St Luke members Kevin Gwynne and John Bush.
Don’t skip lunch breaks Are you feeling tired and fatigued at work? If so, it could be because only 28 per cent of Kiwi workers take their full designated lunch break. That’s according to a survey by recruiting firm Hays, who surveyed 1253 professionals, who were asked how much of their designated lunch break they take on average. Just 28 per cent take their full lunch break most days, 25 per cent take around three-quarters and 22 per cent take half. A further 18 per cent take just one quarter of their break. The final 7 per cent never take a break! And when asked what helps keep them fresh and alert at work, 65 per cent said getting away from their desk to eat lunch. “People often believe they’re too busy or their to-do list is too long to be able to step out,” Nick Deligiannis, managing director of Hays in Australia and New Zealand says. “But we don’t always need to be available at our desk. We can step away to eat and take a break. Leaving devices at your desk can keep you fresh and alert too. “It’s important to down tools and step away from our devices during break times. Go for a walk to stretch your legs or sit in a nearby park. You’ll notice the difference in your improved level of productivity.”
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EVENT: Renwick School Pet Day Renwick School held its annual Pet Day last Thursday, with students bringing everything from chickens, bunnies and rats through to lambs and a turkey.
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EVENT: Fairhall Show Day Last Friday was Fairhall School students’ chance to show off their furry and feathered friends during the school’s annual Show Day. Goats, lambs, ponies, bunnies and birds were shown off by their proud owners.
Oliver MacKenzie with his goat ‘Coco’.
EVENT: Memorial football The Matt Neal Memorial football tournament was held at the A&P Showgrounds on Saturday. Photos by Lily-Alyce Vercoe.
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All registered beneficiaries of the Trust are welcome to attend the AGM. Agenda 1. Apologies 2. Trustees’ Annual Report 3. Appointment of Auditor 4. Trustee Fees 5. General Business Enrolment Descendants of Te Ātiawa (ki Te Tau Ihu) who have not yet registered with the Trust can obtain registration forms by contacting the Trust office on (03) 573 5170 or 0800 284 292.
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Death notices SLOAN, Robert Joseph Patrick (Bobbie): On Thursday 18 October 2018, peacefully following a period of illness at ‘The Oaks’, Ashwood Park Rest Home, surrounded by family. Dearly loved husband of the late Bridget Kathleen (Kay). Loved father and father-in-law of Ciaran and Helen, Cathy-Ann and Mike, Rob and Vanessa, Brian and Tracy, and Terry and Audrey. Grandfather of Emma, Conal, Liam, Hannah, Joseph, Jamie, Rosie, Tod, Jet, Finn, Tom and Billy. Great Grandad of Niamh and Harry. Brother and brother-in-law of Katherine and John Healy (Toronto, Canada), Lily and the late Gerry Murphy (Belfast, Northern Ireland), Albert and Bernadette (Toronto, Canada), Mary and the late Billy Farquhar (Toronto, Canada), the late Eamon and Elizabeth (Belfast, Northern Ireland) and Agnes and the late David Taylor (Hamilton) Brotherin-law of May and the late Sean Gallagher (Palmerston North), Eileen and Colin Burns (Enniskillen, Northern Ireland) and Terry and Hannah-Jo Lyons (Belfast, Northern Ireland) Messages to c/- PO Box 9 Blenheim 7240. Heartfelt thanks for the enormous efforts from all the talented caregivers and supporters who assisted Bobbie in so many ways, especially the gifted staff at ‘The Oaks”. In lieu of flowers, a donation to the St. Vincent de Paul Society, 63 High Street, Blenheim 7201 would be appreciated or may be made at the service. Bobbie’s life will be celebrated at a Requiem Mass at St Mary’s Catholic Church, Maxwell Road Blenheim on Wednesday 24 October at 1.00pm followed by private cremation at the Cloudy Bay Crematorium. Bobbie has joined his beloved Kay – may they rest together in eternal peace. CLOUDY BAY FUNERAL SERVICES BLENHEIM F.D.A.N.Z.
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Talk/Tech/Teach every Thursday but the fourth Thursday at 9.30am. KeepingUMoving every Thursday but the fourth
Thursday at 11.30am. Older Person Seminar fourth Thursday of the month at 10am. Phone 0212230160.
The Blenheim Depression Support Group We now meet at the Baptist Church Hall, Beaver Road, Blenheim. Every Wednesday 10am-11.30am. For more
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Urgent Care Centre: Wairau Hospital Grounds. Entry off Hospital Rd, Blenheim, 8am8pm daily. Phone (03) 520 6377. Ambulance: Urgent 111. Non urgent 579 4870. A f t e r H o u rs C h e m i s t s : Springlands Pharmacy 9am6pm, 7 days. Ph 5782271. Community Care Pharmacy: Within the Blenheim Warehouse, open 7 days 9am-8pm. Only closed Christmas Day. Lifeline Marlborough: 0800 543354, 24hr helpline. M a r l b o r o u g h Wo m e n ' s Refuge, Rape and Sexual Abuse Resource Centre: Crisis line, phone Wairau Hospital 520 9999, for Women's Refuge contact numbers. Citizens Advice Bureau: Free, friendly, confidential advice. Mon - Fri 9.30am - 4pm. Phone 578 4272. Victim Support: 0800 VICTIM (0800 842 846) Wairau Hospital: Hospital Visiting Hours: Daily 11.30am7.30pm, children under 12 may visit parents only. Maternity Ward: 10am-noon, 4pm-7pm. Children's Ward: Daily 10am8pm. 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 10am3pm. Phone 578 2006. Picton: Doctor: Phone weekend doctor 520 3222 or Marlborough After Hours GP Service 520 6377. Office 520 9980. Ambulance: Urgent 111. Nonurgent 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.
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MARTELLA, Patricia (Pat): On 22 October 2018 at Ashwood Park Retirement Village, aged 93 years. Much loved wife of the late Andy and a loved mother and mother-in-law of Allan and Sally, Lesley and Paul Corbett. A loved grandma of Bryan and Charlotte, Ian and Nikki, Craig and Steph; Andrea and Greg, Sharon and Mark and great grandma Pat of Holly, Luke, Hayden, Finn, and Sophie. A loved sister of the late Marie Gibbons. Messages to c/- PO Box 9 Blenheim 7240. ‘Special thanks to the dedicated staff at Ashwood Park and the Oaks.’ In lieu of flowers a donation to the Alzheimers Society c/- 8 Wither Road Blenheim 7201 would be appreciated or may be made at the service. A celebration of Pat’s life will be held at the Springlands Chapel, Cloudy Bay Funeral Services, 15 Boyce Street on Wednesday 24 October 2018 at 2pm followed by private cremation.
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Sun shines on memorial tournament
Last Saturday was a day for friendly rivalry between social football teams that gathered at the A&P Showgrounds in Blenheim in honour of Matt Neal, who tragically passed away two years ago. The annual Matt Neal Memorial tournament was a big success which was played in good spirits by all, made even better by the fantastic weather. Proceeds from the team entry fees
went to a good cause, with $600 donated to the Neal family’s choice of charity. They chose the Marlborough Youth Trust this year. Results: 1st – Internationale; 2nd – Cobras, 3rd – VB Longnecks, 4th – Picton Wildcats, 5th – Slightly Buttered Mushrooms, 6th – Lads on Toure, 7th – Yeah the Boys, 8th – Red Rabbles.
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Red Devils cycling The Marlborough Red Devils track racing is every Thursday at Athletic Park. Warm up at 5.30pm, racing from 6pm. All welcome, track bikes available. Juniors $3, seniors $5.
Harrier Club events The Marlborough Harrier Club Summer Runners meet on Thursday at the Quail Stream car park at 5.45pm for a 6pm start for a steeplechase relay. Come along and enjoy a fun pack run. Everyone is welcome to participate. These runs are non-competitive and are made as enjoyable as possible. Join in and run all events or just the ones you want to. The cost is $2 per week or $20 for the season (families $25 for the season). Upcoming event: The Molesworth Run on Saturday, November 17. Online entries open. For full details go to http://www.harriers.net.nz/events/ molesworth
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ABOVE: Andrew Chapman from ‘Red Rabble’ and Kane Michaels from ‘Yeah the Boys’ going in for the ball. RIGHT: ‘Cobras’ Adam Rose on the ball. Photos by Lily-Alyce Vercoe
Table tennis players perform well at national champs Four Marlborough-based players competed at the national table tennis championships in Tauranga last week. Kylie Hurren, playing in the Nelson women’s team with the mother/daughter combination of Glenda Ferguson and Kylie Collett, came away with a silver medal in the women’s B grade. Kylie won four singles from eight matches. Waikato won the grade with Nelson claiming second place on a count back from Bay of Plenty and Manawatu. Vanessa Wood-Lin won a silver medal playing for the Canterbury under-15 team in the A grade, with Wellington coming first. Vanessa won five out of eight singles. In the individual events, this under-15
player reached the last 16 of the under-18 girls’ singles. Alex Kennedy had a brilliant run playing for Manawatu B in the under-18 boys’ B grade. After losing his first match, he won nine matches in a row to finish the competition with only one loss. Seeded 28, he qualified for post-section play in the boys’ under-18 singles. He reached the quarter-finals of the boys’ under-18 doubles with Southland’s Andrew Fleming, after they had beaten the seventh seeds in the previous round. Nathan Watson was unable to play in the individual events due to injury, but earlier had won five out of eight singles for Manawatu B in the men’s B grade.
Marlborough golf club results Results from recent matches played at the Marlborough Golf Club. October 16, women’s 9 hole par: Suzanne Clifford 2; Kath McIntosh 1; Pam Morris -1; Vivienne Boyle -1; Jenny Speight -1. October 17, women’s ambrose: Jeannine Paul & Francie Shagin nett 53; Claire Houliston & Debra Nicholls nett 55; Lynn Dowler & Vivienne Bond nett 58.5. October 18, men’s stableford, Div.1: Chris Henry 40; Hans Blohm 37; Lindsay Mason 36. Div.2: Robin Taylor 45; John McIntosh 43; Charles Leith 40; Warren Houliston 40; Ian Newport 40. October 20, women’s
stableford: Jeannine Paul 39; Francie Shagin 32. Men’s stableford, Div.1: Philip Peter 41; Peter Marfell 40; Stephen Harvey 39; Paul Ferguson 39; William Harrison 39. Div.2: Bob Nicolle 41, Dave Knappstein 40, Glenn Kirkwood 39. Div.3: Brian Chippendale 45; Robin Taylor 42; Malcolm Aitken 41; Kevin Hawkins 39. Labour Day stableford, men, Div.1: Andrew Stowell 37; William Harrison 36; Richard Barnes 34. Div.2: Robin Taylor 42; Terry Shagin 37; Chris Henry 36. Women: Jeannine Paul 43; June Maslin 37; Elaine Porter 35.
Results from recent matches played at the Picton Golf Club. October 6, monthly mug: Aaron Wilson 66; RoyTe Keeti 67; Craig McIsaac 69; jeff Pascoe 70; Ian Johnson 72. October 13, stableford: Alan Butland 45; Phil Hawke 43; Barry Nitz 41; Ron Frisken 40; Jeff Pascoe 40; Aaron Wilson 39 c/b. October 16, Webster medallions: Kaye Keys + Lynda White 134 nett; Lin Stone + Odette Roper 139; Dido Harper + Ricki Ashworth 145; Mary Butler + Ellie Gillies 146. October 18, stableford: David Bunt 44; Barry Nitz 42; Gary Aldridge 40; Ian Johnson 40; Graham Couldrey 40; Bill Gattrell 38; Len Barlow 38. October 19, 9 hole scrambled eggs: Linda Stone 26; Mary Butler 22; Joyce Allen 20; Lyn Pawson 20; Beryl tripe 18; Kaye Keys 18; Joan Gabara 18; Colin Roper 18.
Cuddon cycling events O n Fr i d ay Cu d d o n Cy c l i n g Marlborough meet at Athletic Park from 5.30 to 7pm for track training and coaching for all riders. Come and try this exciting sport. Suitable for age 10 upwards. Plenty of track bikes available for newcomers. All riders most welcome. On Monday meet at Athletic Park from 5.30 to 8pm for the start of the track season, open and junior events. Track bikes available. Suitable for age 10 upwards. On Wednesday meet at the Wither Hills Winery, New Renwick Road, at 6pm for the summer night road series. Graded Race No 1 ( 22-31km). Please assemble at 6pm. Open $5, Junior $3.
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