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Fete a hit

By Megan Connolly It was all sun, stalls and a good vibes at the Stihl Shop Garden Fete at Churchill Glade, Pollard Park, on Sunday.

There was plenty of food to munch on, places to sit, and all the goodies that go along with a beautiful end to the Rapaura Springs Garden Marlborough event.

With Pollard Park and the street running through it as the stunning backdrop, the day went far better than organiser Sally Wadworth had envisioned.

“It was an amazing day. The weather really came out for us,” Sally says. Continued on Page 2.

Karen Gibb and Joan Clark enjoyed the sun and flowers at the Garden Marlborough Stihl Shop Fete at the weekend.

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Sun, flowers and food: this year's Stihl Shop Garden Fete was a huge hit on Sunday with the sun shining over the stalls that lined Churchill Glade, at Pollard Park.

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There were around 220 sites, with many long-time returning stalls and several new ones joining this year.

The fete, which is usually held in Seymour Square in town, was moved to Churchill Glade at Pollard Park because the 100-year commemoration of Armistice Day was being held at the Seymour Square War Memorial.

Wider walkways and grassy areas at Churchill Glade meant there was more room for prams and mobility scooters.

And it seemed as though people were more inclined to explore what the fete had to offer and stay a while for lunch, Sally says.

“It was just a delight seeing people hanging out by the stream and having a look around the park.

“It’s really opened a door to look at something new for next year,” Sally says.

There were countless flowers clutched in the hands of keen gardeners and strawberry treats in the hands of excitable children.

Rapaura School students and RSE workers kept the atmosphere light by performing a medley of upbeat songs.

Picton musician Midge McCleary also performed some light entertainment during the day.

“We’ve had a lot of really positive feedback,” Sally says.

The whole weekend attract-

ed hundreds of people from outside the region, some even travelling down from Auckland and over from Australia to spend the time exploring Marlborough’s beautiful gardens.

Tim Crawford, president of Rapaura Springs Garden Marlborough, was very happy with how the whole weekend went from start to finish.

“It had a great community buzz to it,” Tim says.

The event kicked off on Thursday night and ran through to Sunday, with garden tours Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

“Garden Marlborough wouldn’t work without the sponsors, volunteers and the community,” Tim says.

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Teachers take stand with silent rally

By Celeste Alexander Marlborough primary teachers and principals are taking part in strike action tomorrow as part of nationwide rolling strikes, and there will be a ‘silent demonstration’ in Blenheim’s CBD. Marlborough Branch NZEI Chairperson and Picton school teacher, Dave Paterson, says they will meet at the amphitheatre by the Taylor River first thing in the morning to discuss the Government’s latest offer, before holding a ‘silent demonstration’ on nearby footpaths.

“We will stand silently with our banners, for an hour or so, and will be wearing black as a sign of our sadness that our real issues have not been addressed.

“We felt that we did the loud chanting last time, so the silent

approach might be effective this time.

“We believe the pupils in Marlborough of today and in the future, deserve a quality teacher in front of them who is valued and given the time and resources to do their job effectively,” Dave says.

The Ministry of Education made a new offer to teachers yesterday, which leaves percentage increases of 3% a year over three years unchanged from the previous offer. However, it now includes a new top step and the partial removal of a cap on qualifications for some teachers from 2020, NZEI Te Riu Roa president Lynda Stuart says.

“The offers do not address class sizes or professional time claims from NZEI Te Riu Roa. “The question is: will this

address the crisis in education and the teacher shortage? What we asked for had children at the heart - for example more time to teach and smaller class sizes. This is something that our members now need to decide.

“Teachers and principals do not take strike action lightly.

This second strike is unprecedented for primary schools in recent years,” she says.

Figures provided by the NZEI show the key elements of the new offer for teachers are: • 3% +3%+3% per year over a three year term (unchanged) • No increase in classroom release time (unchanged) • A new top pay step for Q3+ and above teachers only from 2020 • Removal of the qualifications cap on progression for

Marlborough Branch NZEI Chairperson and Picton school teacher, Dave Paterson says teachers will be standing silently with their banners tomorrow as part of their strike action. He's pictured here at the last teacher strike held in August. File photo

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Blenheim musician Ged Carr recorded his latest album, The Space Captain, in his well equipped home studio.

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Winegrowers honoured Marlburians Jane Hunter and Ivan Sutherland were inducted as Fellows of New Zealand Winegrowers at the New Zealand Wine Awards recently.

The Fellows award recognises individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the industry.

Deceased named Police can now release the name of the man killed following a crash in Blenheim on Tuesday, 6 November.

He was 85-year-old Victor Collinson, from Blenheim.

Emergency services were called after Mr Collinson was hit while crossing Nelson St/State Highway 6, near the Hutcheson Street intersection around 1.20pm.

Mr Collinson was flown to Wellington Hospital where he later died from his injuries.

Enquiries are ongoing into the cause of the crash.

Space Captain on the way

By Bill McElhinney It’s been a life in music for Ged Carr, a Blenheim musician who has just launched his latest CD. Ged composed the songs then recorded them in his home studio, and now The Space Captain is streaming online around the world.

Ged graduated from Wellington Teachers College in the early 1970s and landed a position teaching music at Whitney Street School.

But the desire to turn his talent to a full-time occupation saw Ged form a band with Blenheim keyboard player Mark Stubbs and

eventually go on the road.

“The music scene in the 70s was in the pubs,” Ged says, “so we toured the country playing four nights a week on the pub circuit.”

There were various bands – Godley Head, Sphinx – and various musicians before Ged got involved with Mascot recording studios in Auckland and learned to be a recording engineer.

“We were busy in those days recording singles, and jingles for radio adverts,” Ged says.

Then in the 1980s the digital age arrived, and Ged landed a job with

Yamaha NZ, travelling around the country introducing musicians to the new midi sequencers and keyboards.

The role also took him to Japan, where he worked with Yamaha engineers on keyboard and synthesizer developments.

In 2010 Ged returned to Blenheim to set up his own studio. He has produced three albums: two of his own music – Original Trials, and Stand & Deliver with The Beavertown Hellhounds – and one with his gigging band WattFour, The Fun of It.

His latest production, The Space Captain, took two years to write and produce and showcases the musical skills Ged has acquired over the years.

“I’ve learned a lot,” Ged says, “especially working with various keyboards over the years.

“This was an opportunity to put all those skills together, to do something I’ve always wanted to do.

“Making music – it’s such a great thing to do; you get so much satisfaction, and hopefully others do, too.”

River Queen’s new home The River Queen, the flat bottom boat that sailed the Taylor River in Blenheim for more than a decade, has been relocated to a new home on the Kaiapoi River near Christchurch.

The boat was transported by truck to its new home and attracted a lot of attention on the journey.

Health Hub expands Scott Street Health will move into the new town centre health hub from next Monday, where it will operate as the Civic Family Health Centre.

The new surgery, in phase two of the health hub, will also include a new purpose-built branch of Wairau Pharmacy, to be known as Civic Pharmacy.

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Marlborough Mayor John Leggett and Nicole Leger from RNZAF Base Woodbourne, with one of the historic pine trees planted at Churchill Marlborough RSA President Chris Bamber helps with the planting of a historic pine at Glade, Pollard Park, on Saturday morning.

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Churchill Glade pine planting honours Great War sacrifice

By Bill McElhinney A solitary Turkish red pine stood on a hill above Anzac Cove on April 25, 1915, as soldiers from New Zealand and Australia landed on the beaches.

One hundred years later, two of its descendants were planted on Saturday in the RSA Walk of Remembrance at Churchill Glade, Pollard Park, as a special living tribute to the soldiers of World War I. The original lone pine was the only tree left on its hill after Turkish soldiers felled the rest to use for fortifications. Although it was blown to pieces shortly after the Anzac troops arrived, it survived long enough to give

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its name to the hill, which the soldiers called Lone Pine.

Australian troops took Lone Pine in August 1915 in an attack intended as a diversion for several other assaults, including New Zealand troops’ famous fight for Chunuk Bair.

Seeds were collected in 2012 from a Turkish red pine (Pinus brutia) growing at Paeroa Golf Course. This tree is an authenticated New Zealand descendant of the original Lone Pine and traces back to a pine cone brought home

by Australian soldier Sergeant Keith McDowell after World War 1.

Seedlings were reared at the Rotorua headquarters of Scion,

the New Zealand Forest Research Institute, and distributed to RSAs around the country to be planted at commemorative events.

Two of the trees came to Marlborough, and have spent the past two years being cared for in a local nursery before being planted to mark Armistice Day. However, the living tribute has only been possible because of some detective work by by forestry consultants Mike Wilcox and David Spencer in 2007.

Numerous trees around the country are claimed to be offshoots of the original tree, but Mike found that only the Paeroa tree was an authentic descendent.

Mike says every other tree is just

a pretender - they were from the wrong species.

The pine trees at Gallipoli were all pinus brutia, or Turkish red pines.

Trees claiming to be true “lone pine” descendants are all of various other pine varieties, he says.

Staff from Base Woodbourne helped representatives from the Marlborough RSA plant 10 other trees, oaks, ash and a tulip tree, in the same area on Saturday following the planting of the historic pines.

Marlborough District Council reserves and amenities officer, Robert Hutchinson, says there are plans to plant up to 90 more trees in Pollard Park.

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By Celeste Alexander The Chevron, the Dali, the English and the Handlebar... these are just some of the styles of moustaches grown and enjoyed by men throughout the world.

But for local man Brett McLaughlan, he’s happy with what ever growth that occurs this month, as he takes part in Movember.

The Blenheim branch manager for Super Tyre signed up for the challenge for the first time, in an effort to raise money and awareness for some of the biggest health issues faced by men: prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health and suicide prevention.

Brett is part of the Super Tyre team which has a team profile on the Movember Foundation website, and says it was his sales manager’s idea to take part.

“So far I’m the only one with donations,” he laughs. “It’s a fun challenge that supports men, so why not?”

When the Sun visited on Monday, Brett’s 12-day growth was shaping up nicely and for

a man who likes to be clean shaven, it’s not annoying him yet.

“No one has given me any stick about the mo yet either,” he jokes.

The origin of Movember began in 2003 when two mates from Melbourne, Australia (Travis Garone and Luke Slattery) were having a quiet beer. Their conversation turned to the moustache and they joked about bringing it back.

Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer, and together came up with the Movember challenge.

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Letters to the editor

Ban the bangers!

Dear Ed, Guy Fawkes has come and gone again with the usual displays of carelessness and inconsideration.

It’s time to ban the bangers, and the sparklers and all the rest except for controlled displays, such as those put on by our local school or the Marlborough For Fun displays at New Year.

Certain members of our society prove every year that given the opportunity to be witless and cause expensive damage, they just can’t pass up the opportunity.

I feel sorry for the volunteer fire brigades that have to clean up after them.

Let’s take the fireworks out of their hands and let only responsible organisations use them.

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Letters on issues of community interest are welcomed.

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Mum says thanks!

Dear Ed, I wish to sincerely thank and congratulate the Marlborough Parents Centre on providing an amazing parents room at the A&P Show.

I attended the show on Friday and wondered where myself and others would feed and change our babies on such a wet and miserable day.

It was a very welcome sight to see a room provided with comfortable chairs, changing facilities, microwave for heating bottles and even free nappies and wipes.

It was thanks to this facility that we enjoyed the show for longer than expected.

Very appreciative Mum! Blenheim

The bank’s billions Dear Ed, I found it a bit depressing being reminded how we’re donating billions of dollars to foreign bankers.

So I gave myself a bit of a laugh by recalling how ANZ CEO Mike Smith had pointed to the way the high cost of Aussie workers was reducing their country’s competitiveness.

Turned out Smithy had collected $10.1 million for his efforts that year.

Oh well, I suppose we would have wasted those billions on training and up-skilling our people, and the past three decades have taught us how to do without such fripperies.

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Beer Garden’s big day coming soon

By Bill McElhinney When Dietmar Schnarre was growing up in Northern Germany, beer festivals were regular events.

“Germany is the home of beer festivals,” Dietmar says.

“We were allowed to drink beer when we were 16 years of age, and the festivals were wonderful community events.

“They usually ran over a weekend, and featured local produce, a bit like a farmers market, and of course local beers, lots of fun, live music and dancing.”

Dietmar and his wife, Heike, were living and working in Switzerland in 1986 when they decided to explore New Zealand.

“We were working nine months in the hospitality industry so we decided to backpack around New Zealand for three months,” Dietmar says.

“We really enjoyed it and fell in love with New Zealand.”

In 1997 the couple moved to New Zealand, became NZ residents, and worked in the hospitality industry before moving to Marlborough where Dietmar worked for what was then Montana Wines.

Then in 2004 Dietmar set up his own business in the Drylands Winery and decided he would like to introduce Marlborough to some of his homeland.

His first beer festival at Drylands, in 2009, was a success and in 2011 he hit a new high with 1000 people at what had become a popular annual event.

Since moving from Drylands to Dodson Street Beer Garden, Dietmar has kept the

popular beer festival going, although on a smaller scale.

“We cater for only 300 people at the Dodson Street venue,” Dietmar says.

“It’s more manageable and more enjoyable for the people who come.”

Dietmar and Heike and now preparing for the next festival, to be held at Dodson Street from 3pm to 10.30pm on December 15.

“We will have three new local bands that will be making their first public appearance at the festival,” Dietmar says.

“We’ll also have 20 new beers on tap and an all-day German buffet; there will be good food, good music, good fun and good fellowship.

“It’s also for us here at Dodson Street to say thanks to all the locals who have supported us over the year.”

The Sun has 10 tickets to the Summer Beer Fest up for grabs.

All you have to do is answer the two questions below.

1. What are the names of the three bands involved in Marlborough’s Summer Beer Fest?

2. What is the name of the brewery situated next to Dodson Street Beer Garden?

Email your answers along with your name and contact phone number to office@blenheimsun.co.nz before 5pm, November 16th.

The first ten correct entries will win a ticket to the Summer Beer Fest.

Dietmar Schnarre is busy getting Dodson Street Beer Garden ready for next month’s beer festival. Photo provided.

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Godfrey’s a tractor man at heart Godfrey Earle talks to Megan Connolly about his life and interests in engineering and farm machinery.

Godfrey Earle’s relationship with farming is like many in New Zealand; starting out as a young boy on a family farm.

He began tedding hay at the age of seven on a Farmall Cub tractor on his family’s dairy farm in Manawatu.

“I’ve always been around someone who could swing a spanner.

“My father and brother had the first automatic hay press in Manawatu in 1947,” Godfrey says.

Godfrey served as a structural and general engineer for most of his life, but initially, he worked as an apprentice on a dairy farm north of Waikato, milking 300 cows.

He took up managing a farm in Cambridge, then moved to engineering in Auckland and managed a workshop with around 30 staff, set up his own business there, then bought a farm in Collingwood with his wife Thelma.

“When we bought the farm the paper had a headline that read something like: ‘Auckland buyers buy Bainham farms at an inflated price,’ and they wished us luck,” Godfrey laughs.

Godfrey met his wife Thelma in Levin on a farm there, which he says is an interesting romantic story in itself.

It’s something special raising a family on the farm, according to Godfrey.

“We raised our four kids there for 20 years,” he says.

Once their children were grown, they left their second son running the farm.

Godfrey felt a change of occupation was needed and that was when he relocated to Blenheim.

Before long he moved back to his roots, joining the team at Cuddons

Godfrey Earle on his Holder A20 tractor which he lovingly restored.

Engineering and working there for 10 years.

Godfrey and Thelma, who have spent 57 years together, bought five acres in The Marlborough Sounds but remained living in Springlands.

“Thelma was always a keen gardener, so it’s quite a big garden!”

Godfrey decided that it was important for him to do something that was the complete opposite to engineering, so he joined the Blenheim Operatic Society.

“I’ve always been a bit of a clown,” he says.

He spent 10 years building sets, acting, and stage managing and engineering different things for

the shows.

But nothing can stop an engineer and the reward that comes with figuring out a puzzle.

And for Godfrey that came in the form of repairing old machinery with the Marlborough Vintage Farm Machinery Society.

So far he’s repaired a TA Ferguson, 135 Massey F, a Holder A20, a Farmall Cub, and a Farmall B. Godfrey and 10 mates even took a trip down the East Coast for the International Tractor Show, taking his Massey Ferguson 135 tractor which he built a cab over the driver’s seat for.

They even pulled the caravans

was a bucket of rust when I got it.

I had to rebuild it from the ground up, the whole thing needed redoing.

It drove me nuts.

“It was a real mind bender because the parts were around the country or had to come from Germany.

The Holder also holds a special place in his heart for another reason.

Forty years before he found his own, a Holder tractor helped pull him out of a tricky situation on a job one day.

“She sounds like a bucket of bolts when she starts up, but when she gets going she sounds quite sweet.”

along behind them.

“People that drove past us thought we were nuts!”

“People that drove past us thought we were nuts!”

But the hardest item he has had to repair has been the Holder A20 tractor that he named Twinkle, he says.

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Rapaura Springs Garden Marlborough: Garden Fete

Gus and Jock Murphy with grandad Murray Wilson.

The Stihl Shop Garden Fete was held at Churchill Glade next to Pollard Park on Sunday and had live music, a wide variety of stalls, fun, and food.

Anika and Bev Hollis.

Kayla and Elissa O'Hagen.

Zoe and Ollie Baker.

Polly and Ned Bell.

ABOVE: Shona and Kayla Collins.

BELOW: Kelly Hemingway and Karen McCarthy enjoying a bite to eat.

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Show day fun for all

Harris, Florence and Celia Spencer checking out the food stands.

It was an extremely busy weekend in Marlborough with all of the events that took place, but one in particular was enjoyed by families - the Marlborough A&P Show.

There was plenty for all ages to enjoy including the farm animals, home based competitions, the equestrian events and of course, the very popular Animal Nursery.

Photos by Lily-Alyce Vercoe

One of the Best Dressed Pet winners.

Ngaio Hitchins gets a friendly lick from a puppy.

Ella, Dillon, Genevieve and Riley relax with dad Adam Coughlan.

Adele O’Brien having a go on the bungy trampoline.

Isabella Hook and big brother Marcus checking out the horses in the pets area.

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Real Hope For Long Term Back Pain Sufferers

After more than ten years in New Zealand, Teeter Hang-Ups have now gained a reputation for success with long-term sufferers of Back pain. Inversion New Zealand was started

by Dave and Nancy Hare, Dave had suffered over twenty years of back pain from Degenerated Discs and had basically given up and decided to just live with it. “To me surgery was never an option” he said “as long as I still could walk, there was hope”.

Dave had tried everything; every time he was overseas he would search for anything that could possibly help.

While on one of these overseas trips ten years ago, Dave discovered the Teeter Hang-Ups. “The first time I tried it, the pain disappeared and I was completely pain free for about 30 minutes, nothing had done that” he told me. Dave never believed it would fix him, “as specialists had told me it was irreversible, I now knew I had a place to go every time I wanted some serious relief”.

To Dave’s surprise the more he used the table the longer the pain stayed away, until after nearly three months he was completely pain free, “I couldn’t believe it’ he told me “I had spent large amounts of money on every form of treatment available and here

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was something I had never heard of sorting it out for me in a very short period of time” It was then Dave decided to introduce Teeter into New Zealand and Inversion NZ was born.

Over the years INZ have helped thousands of people get some serious relief and have seen results in not only backs, but necks, hips, knees, posture, circulation and lots more.

Inversion helps to: • Relieve Back Pain • Relieve Neck Pain • Relieve Muscle Tension • Stimulate Blood And Lymph Flow • Improve Posture • Increase Flexability

“We have testimonials from people with over fifty years of back problems and even have them in a number of schools in New Zealand for their special needs children” he told me, “the blood to the brain helps these kids and the results are excellent” What this means for the aging population is that it helps maintain the health of the brain as we all get older.

Dave told me that he realised that, had he not tried the Teeter for himself he would still be suffering, “I would still be a miserable grumpy bugger, living with pain, that is why we do the shows, people need to try it for themselves” he told me “most people actually get off with the pain either gone or considerably less” he said “we let the tables do the talking”

Frank Harwood (84) of Turangi using his Teeter, Frank has been Inverting for over eight years and has found it keeps him young

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IT IS PURE LOGIC AS TO HOW THE TEETER TABLE WORKS

Discs:

It uses gravity to apply traction, the traction gently opens the discs and as they open up they create suction, this suction draws fluid from the surrounding tissue back into the discs, re-hydrating them. This is the key! Discs do not have their own blood supply, they rely on trans fer of fluid from the surrounding tissue to keep them healthy and hydrated and over the years as discs get thinner with age, they lose the ability to take on fluid (just like squeezing a sponge) and they start to de-hydrate.

Posture: Poor

posture is one of the major cases of pain and is a major contributor to the deterioration of the body with age. A difference in leg length causes most of the hip and knee issues, as they continue to place uneven loads on the joints; similar to the wheels out of alignment on your car.

Trying to correct posture is extremely difficult due to muscle memory, as it constantly pulls the muscles back to where they were. At a level of 40 degrees or more on the Teeter, the muscle groups open up and eventually come back into alignment, using the table daily, does not allow the muscle memory to pull them back out of alignment and slowly the muscles start to lose their memory and go with the flow, allowing the body to come back into correct posture. Then using the table once a day will ensure it is kept there.

De-Hydrated discs are less flexible, they are harder, more prone to injury, they interfere with nerve roots creating pain and ultimately the de-hydration causes degen eration. The Teeter Inversion table slowly and gently brings the hydration back into the discs, plumping them up. It separates the nerve roots far more effectively and This is pure logic, if a machine is out of returns quality of life

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alignment it does not last long, the only difference between the body and a machine is that the body is constantly repairing itself, however if the wear and tear on the body is greater than the body’s ability to repair itself, it is a slow decline.

The Teeter slowly brings the body out of its decline and allows the body to repair itself, resulting in a far healthier life.

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Dr Kanji discovered in the research that the disc is the most likely source of low back pain and Inversion showed the best results of all the trials conducted. Three studies showed a 60% reduction in pain and one showed a 75% reduction in surgery for people with disc prolapse.

Dr Kanji endorses Inversion as the best method to manage back pain, he has personally been using the Teeter Inversion tables for his own low back pain, has Teeter Inversion tables at both of his clinics in Wellington (The Sports and Pain Clinic) and has had such success that he is now conducting the largest study in the World on Inversion Therapy. In his own words, "these things are gold and inversion should be a first line treatment for low back pain”. *Dr Kanji does not recieve royalties from the sale of Teeter Inversion Tables

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Tyres large and small, we do them all Tyre technicians do so much more than just removing, repairing and fitting tyres. With customer safety in mind, they are also looking at vehicle stability and will provide technical support and expert advice on the correct tyres for that vehicle.

All of this and a friendly smile, you can expect no less from the team at Independent Tyre Specialists (ITS) Marlborough.

The business is owned by local couple Andrew Morton and Robyn Morrison who took over ITS three years ago.

Andrew has worked as a tyre technician for over 25 years and recently Robyn left her job as a pharmacy technician to be at the workshop fulltime.

“People are starting to become familiar with me,” Robyn says. “I am hands on though, I get in and fit and strip tyres when the workshop is busy.”

A lot has changed since the couple took over, including a vibrant new paint-job, an

expansion on their range of tyres, and the introduction of specialised machinery.

One area of the business that is unique, is the tyre bay set up specifically for motorcycles.

Andrew has a background in motocross and cross country riding, so with it being a strong interest of his, he has brought in a lift and a balancer.

“The balancer is the only one of it’s kind in Marlborough that we are aware of, with both the lift and balancer we can fit any type of roadbike tyre.

“It has the latest technology and modern touch screen, so whether you bring in the wheels or the bike, we can take care of it,” Andrew says.

ITS can provide tyres for all motorcycles including classic models.

“We have quite a few customers with classic motorcycles,” he says.

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Wide range of batteries and oils Call in for all your battery and oil needs. Independent Tyre Specialists (ITS) Marlborough stocks an extensive range of Maxima oils, including for go-karts and motorcycles, as well as Exide Batteries for trucks, cars, lawnmowers and motorcycles to name a few.

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Not only that but Andrew and and his team offer tyre vulcanising, a process of adding new raw rubber to the damaged area of a tyre to create a repair that will last the lifetime of the tyre.

“We can also vulcanise seals for wine tanks. Nothing is a problem for us,” Andrew says.

Field service Independent Tyre Specialists (ITS) Marlborough now has two field service trucks that operate 24/7. All after-hours calls are directed to Andrew who will visit customers onsite when and where required.

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Cellar Door winner Forrest Wines took the title of Wine Marlborough Cellar Door of the Year at the annual awards last week. Second place for Cellar Door of the Year went to No. 1 Family Es-

Education

tate with Hans Herzog claiming third place.

Winner of Cellar Door Personality of the Year was cellar door manager of Whitehaven Wines, Karen Marchant.

Local youth learning skills for employment

Something for Everyone November 9, 2018 December 9 8&&10, 2017

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Recently a special graduation ceremony was held in Blenheim to celebrate the achievements of youth who have completed an employability pilot programme.

The Marlborough Youth Trust’s (YEP) Youth Employability Program pilot for 2018 has been a wonderful year of expanding into supporting youth with skills to be work fit and work ready for the work force for the year 12 and 13’s in 2018.

The Youth Employability Program has come from discussions around youth employment

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through “Comet” (Community Education Trust) and with members of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce, being designed by employers looking for youth employees who are work ready.

This program has been running for three years in the North Island, and last year Richard Hill from Queen Charlotte College and two staff from Marlborough Youth Trust went on facilitation training to learn to facilitate this program this year. It was made possible thanks to the support of REAP Marlborough and Community Grants from

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A special graduation ceremony for the Marlborough Youth Trust (YEP) Youth Employability Program pilot for 2018 was held recently. Photo provided.

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The result has seen five youth from MGC and five youth from MBC, and 10 youth from QCC complete the YEP program, in its first year, that this program has been run in the South Island.

The key competencies of the programme are Positive Attitude, Communication Skills, Team Work, Willingness to Learn, Self- Management, Resilience and Thinking Skills.

There are credits youth can obtain during this program to support their Level 1 and Level 2 NZCA. The youth then do 20 hours volunteering in the community, and as their skills and confidence grow they then do 80 hours of work placements in the industries they think they may like to go into.

One of the youth who took part says; “Darlene, thank you for helping me onto this pathway, I appreciate it a lot and couldn’t have found a better place for me to start off at and this job has helped me get along in life, I am honestly not sure how I’d be doing and how things would be for me if it wasn’t for your support.”

Funding dependent, the Marlborough Youth Trust would like to run three programs in 2019 for the youth aged 16-24. This program is a great follow on, for youth from CACTUS and the YES Youth in Emergency Services program.

If you would like to know more about the YEP program, please be in touch with Darlene at Marlborough Youth Trust yep@myt.org.nz

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Education

Colleges end year with celebrations Marlborough Boys’ and Girls’ Colleges held their annual senior academic prizegiving recently.

The two highest awards, Dux and Proxime Accessit to the Dux, were presented to, at MGC, Ella Geris (Dux) and Milly Burfoot (Proxime Accessit).

At MBC, Dux was presented to Steven Simpson and Proxime Accessit to Joshua Webb.

This year’s ceremony was a little more special for both colleges which each celebrated their own milestones. MBC farewelled long serving teacher Bill Wick who has

now retired, and at MGC staff and students celebrated their prestigious ‘Enviroschools Silver Award’.

Environmental Science teacher Melynda Bentley says; “This is a significant outcome for a large secondary school and has taken two years to complete. It is all about get-

ting more involved in looking after and caring for our environment.”

Students and staff have been involved in a variety of actions including the following: - New curriculum courses -Year 9 Horticulture - Year 10 plantings of Fulton

Creek, - Level 1 Environmental Science, - Level 2 and 3 Environmental Sustainability, - Environment Group activities, - Visiting Nelson College for Girls, - Earth Day and other activities.

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Marlborough Girls' College students Milly Burfoot received the Proxime Accessit to the Dux award, and Ella Geris received the 2018 Dux. She's pictured wearing the korowai cloak. These were the two highest awards presented at the college's annual Senior Academic Prizegiving ceremony held recently. Photo provided.

Year 13 Environmental Sustainability student Holly Wills accepting the prestigious “Enviroschools Silver Award” award on behalf of MGC from Mayor John Leggett at the Senior Academic Prizegiving held recently. Photo provided.

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MARLBOROUGH ART SOCIETY 2019 SUMMER WORKSHOPS “STROnG WOMEn STAndInG TALL” workshops at the Marlborough Museum. Get inspired to create artwork for an Art Exhibition opening Friday 18 January 2019 at the MAS gallery in High Street. You can attend one or both workshops on Saturday 24 november and Saturday 8 December 2018 at 2pm for free.

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Weekly babies

Mum of the Week Congratulations to COLLEEN CANALITA

this week’s lucky winner of the New World $25 voucher to spend at New World Blenheim.

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

Sean Gabriel CANALITA Born October 30, 2018 Weight 8lb 6oz Hospital Wairau Colleen and Jimbo are blessed to announce the safe arrival of Sean Gabriel (8lb 6oz) on October 30, 2018, at 11.52pm at Wairau Hospital.

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Ofeira Junior Michael John Fernando FAIESEA Born October 28, 2018 Weight 8lb 3oz Hospital Wairau Frances and Ofeira are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Ofeira Junior Michael John Fernando (8lb 3oz) on October 28, 2018, at 7.12pm at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to my midwife Jenn Laing and all the staff at the ward.

Liara Anahera MATTHEWS Born October 16, 2018 Weight 6lb 14oz Hospital Wairau

Nathan Bryan MURPHY Born November 4, 2018 Weight 9lb 5oz Hospital Wairau

Karla and Wiremu are pleased to announce the long-awaited but safe arrival of our wee girl, Liara Anahera (6lb 14oz) on October 16, 2018, at 7.14pm at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to Sue Young and also all the staff at the maternity ward. Mum and baby doing well. Photo provided.

Christine and Chris are happy to announce the safe arrival of Nathan Bryan (9lb 5oz) on November 4, 2018, 1.15pm at Wairau Hospital.

Special thanks to our midwife Shona and everyone at the maternity ward.

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Patients managing their health with app

By Megan Connolly The team at Francis Street medical have been using an innovative new online website and phone app which allows patients to look up their health information.

The ‘Manage my Health’ app is a nationally used site that allows anyone, anytime, to access their own records, order prescriptions, lab results and even book doctors’ appointments.

Primary care practice assistant Denise Manning has been in the waiting room of Francis Street Medical recently helping those willing to sign up to the site and gave them a quick rundown on how to use it.

“It’s a great way to cut down on confusion because patients are able to check the notes written by their doctors and reduce the errors,” Denise says.

To sign up to ‘Manage my Health’ all you need to do is drop into the practice with some ID and an email address, and they’ll

give you a unique code which you can use to activate your account.

“You can book appointments when it suits you because you don’t have to wait until the practice is open,” Denise says.

Don’t worry, the site has the same level of security as internet banking.

The practice has been integrating the app and website as part of their service for around two years now, slowly introducing it to patients.

“It’s free and very intuitive to use”, Denise says.

Eighty-year-old Jim Lochhead has been using the site on his desktop for over 12 months now and thinks it’s brilliant.

“It’s great. I can make appointments and request repeat prescriptions without having to make a phone call and wait for the phones to be answered.

“It’s a magic system and I’d recommend it to anyone,” Jim says.

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Primary care practice assistant from Francis Street Medical Centre, Denise Manning, shows the 'Manage my Health' app that allows patients access to their health records that are available at their practice.

Sugar content Did you know that fruit juice can contain a similar amount of sugar per 100ml as a fizzy drink? And at seven cubes per can that's the sum total amount of sugar an adult should be consuming in an entire day!

Too much sugar means too many calories which leads to weight gain. This all adds up to increased risk of obesity and serious illnesses such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease and some cancers.

How much sugar is too much?

Nutrition labels tell you how much sugar a food contains. Food that has 15g or more per 100g is considered high in sugar. Anything under 5g of total sugar per 100g is low.

New recommendations say that adults (and children over 11) should be consuming no more than 30 grams (seven cubes) of

sugar each day. On average, this is about half the amount of sugar an adult currently consumes per day. Teenagers are consuming about three times the recommended amount.

Children from seven-10 years should consume no more than 24g (six cubes) and children from four-six years 19g maximum (five cubes).

Experts say you don’t need to stop eating sugar completely, but it would be wise to reduce your intake of sugary foods and drinks – especially those that don’t offer much nutrition.

Fun fact: A 12-ounce can of regular Coke contains 39 grams of total sugar, which is about 9 1/3 teaspoons of sugar.

Mole Checks The Skin Clinic Marlborough is equipped with high resolution digital mapping technology allowing early detection of melanomas and other skin cancers.

Early diagnosis and prompt treatment can result in a complete cure from skin cancer.

The clinic provides a comprehensive range of treatment options and is now approved by Southern Cross as an affiliated provider.

Make an appointment today to have you and your family’s skin checked.

Ph: 578 1665 28 Alfred Street, Blenheim www.theskinclinic.co.nz

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Wednesday November 14, 2018

Out & About

EVENT: Marlborough Armistice Day Armistice day on Sunday held at Seymour Square marked 100 years since the signing of the Armistice to end World War 1.

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Benjamin, Anna and mum Jennifer Corban.

Deirdre Turner with dad Jack Newton.

Pat Quarles and Steven Quarles with his own United States medals.

Wills Alford, Barbara Taylor and Joan van Asch.

Kay Ayson and Alan Mallett.

Cherie Lochead and Gaye Jackson with items they were selling.

Joyce Somerville and Anne Robinson with their homemade gifts and crafts.

EVENT: Stroke Club morning tea The Marlborough Stroke Club celebrated all the hard work their volunteers do with a morning tea recently.

Vyvienne and Brian Dunlop.

EVENT: Craft Fair

The Beavertown Lions held a craft fair at The Forum last Friday selling everything from Christmas decorations and jewellery, through to garden ornaments.

Khloe Warner and daughter Aubree with Shannon Morrison and daughter Alexis at their stall ‘Alexis & Aubs Boutique’.

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Vineyard Positions Pernod Ricard Winemakers New Zealand are seeking positive, capable and self-motivated individuals to join our team. This is an outstanding opportunity to become part of the team in one of Marlborough’s prominent Viticulture Operations.

We have the following positions available in Marlborough: Vineyard Machinery Operators and Senior Machinery Operators – Full Time We are looking for Vineyard Machine Operators and Senior Machine Operators to join our Machine Operations Team. You would be part of a dedicated vineyard machine operation team who work with a well-respected modern fleet of viticulture machinery providing an industry leading machinery service to our South Island vineyards.

Do you want to earn some extra money for Christmas?

3 POSITIONS AVAILABLE BLENHEIM, GROVETOWN AND RENWICK AREAS Reliable deliverers required.

May suit retired, semi-retired or school students with parental / caregivers support.

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Vineyard Machinery Operators - Fixed Term We are looking for Vineyard Machine Operators for fixed term positions through the busy summer growing season and harvest to work with our full time Vineyard Machinery Operator team. You would be part of a dedicated vineyard machine operation team who work with a well-respected modern fleet of viticulture machinery providing an industry leading machinery service to our South Island vineyards.

We are one of New Zealand’s premier wine and spirits companies. We represent a rich portfolio of brands that makes us intensely proud and reflects our #1 position in New Zealand - a position achieved through hard work and a great culture. We are a company of people with commitment and integrity, a dash of entrepreneurship and a splash of conviviality.

VINEYARD OPERATORS PERMANENT OR PART TIME

We are looking for people who want an opportunity to be part of our passionate team where there is plenty of scope to reach your full potential.

Work with us in a supportive environment where quality outcomes are our goal. You will get a variety of opportunities to share your skills and develop knowledge for a recognised career in vineyard operations.

We are all about supporting our people, we recognise and reward experience, offer on-going practical skill-building opportunities where we place you in a role that matches your skills, training and aspirations.

Apply your practical knowledge and skills on a day-to-day basis; • Tractor and machinery operations • Spray applications • Irrigation operations • Hands-on vineyard maintenance • Harvest operations Please apply via our website or call Delegat National Viticulture Office for an application form on (03) 572 6300, 1st Floor, Riverview House, 13 Alfred Street, Blenheim 7201.

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MARLBOROUGH DISTRICT COUNCIL

Environmental Scientist (Coastal)

If this sounds like the new challenge that you have been waiting for we’d love to hear from you!

Apply today at: https://www.pernod-ricard.com/en-nz/careers/

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Do you want to be responsible for promoting the sustainable use, development and protection of Marlborough’s natural and physical resources?

Marlborough District Council is fortunate to have in its area of responsibility a coastline, stretching approximately 1,800km, to monitor and look after. This includes the magnificent Marlborough Sounds, one of New Zealand’s ecological jewels, which has been described as wild and majestic.

Do you want a rewarding career in an expanding role and want to be part of our progressive council? Do you want to be responsible for promoting the sustainable use, development and protection of Marlborough’s natural and physical resources, whilst also having access to the renowned lifestyle our region boasts? Then this role is for you.

As an Environmental Scientist you would be responsible for leading our coastal domain monitoring and research programme. The successful candidate for this role will plan and review with a strategic focus on the state of the environment monitoring programmes relating to the coastal marine area.

The candidate will also be responsible to manage and promote environmental information to help inform the community and industry of the pressures on our resources. This will require the acquisition of environmental data through monitoring and investigating to reporting on the state of these resources.

For this role you will require the following: • At least five years relevant tertiary qualification at postgraduate level, in coastal/marine science or equivalent.

• Have knowledge in coastal physical and ecological processes relating to water quality, ecology, investigations, analysis, monitoring, resource evaluation and modelling.

• Experience with current techniques and processes in survey, data management, analysis and reporting on coastal water quality monitoring and ecology.

• Have a high level of innovation, creativity and leadership skills with well-developed interpersonal skills to enable positive relationship management between all stakeholders.

• Have well developed budgeting control, reporting and project planning and management skills.

• Have a high level of experience with issue identification, investigation and development of practical solutions.

• You are able to participate both individually and as a lead in a collaborative work environment to produce quality driven information outcomes.

If you have the skills and passion to actively contribute to the long-term sustainability of Marlborough’s breath-taking coastal environment then this is an amazing opportunity for you.

Applications close at 5.00 pm on 23 November 2018 Applications should be made online via the careers page www. marlborough.govt.nz/your-council/careers/current-vacancies where you will find full information on the vacancy and how to apply.

For further information you are welcome to contact alan.johnson@marlborough.govt.nz.

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Parts Aprrentice, Blenheim • A great opportunity to take on an Apprenticeship and grow with us • Professional development and career progression opportunities • Support the exceptional operation of our Norwood Dealership We are offering a new position of Parts Apprentice at our Dealership in Blenheim. We make things happen by providing exceptional customer solutions for every customer every time. You will provide service and sales support to Norwood customers both in the Dealership and over the phone, sell products through the showroom, provide parts administration support and coordinate parts inventory. You will be well supported by our Parts Technical Support team and ongoing training will be provided.

The successful applicant will be required to complete an Automotive Parts & Accessories Merchandising Apprenticeship. If you’re keen and willing to learn you will receive a well-rounded introduction to our business. From there it is up to you! An apprenticeship takes commitment and discipline, but is a fantastic opportunity to earn while you learn.

If you have an interest in the automotive or agricultural industry, exploring how machinery operates, and have a basic understanding of technical drawings then you are almost there. Add to this your genuine willingness to find solutions for customers, and this could be the dream job for you!

To succeed in this role you will have: • Motivation and drive to complete an Apprenticeship • An ability to listen and understand customer and colleague needs • Competent user of Information Systems • Good organisational skills, ability to multi-task, and communicate • A Full class 1 license preferred and a forklift endorsement would be advantageous We can offer you: • Competitive remuneration including medical insurance • Job security and Multiple career pathway options in a global industry • Staff purchasing benefits and company banking options • An opportunity to work with a great team of people willing to share and grow their knowledge Norwood is a leading tractor and machinery distribution group and represents a portfolio of global brands through separate operating divisions throughout New Zealand. Norwood showcases three national dealer networks which include 18 company owned locations. Established in 1948, we have grown to be one of the best known names in New Zealand agriculture and today we supply one in every three tractors sold here.

If you are ready to embrace a positive change, apply now!

For additional information please visit our website at http://www.norwood.co.nz/careers

FEATHERS. Assorted Turkeys, Chickens and Ducks, large and small sizes. phone 035716193.

XMAS Presents– thousands of items to choose from, gold necklaces, bracelets and diamond rings, crystal, china, NZ books and art, originals and cheaper prints. Many old wind up and battery operated toys, nick knacks and gift vouchers. JUST BROWSING, Battys Road. Open Monday to Saturday (03)5775402.

Three bedroom house plus one small child's room or office. Kitchen, dinning room, and living room.

Laundry, bathroom, and 2 toilets. 2 woodburners. Located at 1 Marldene Ave, Seddon. Offers by 1st of December. Enquires pH 5777122.

Lake Chalice represents multi award-winning wines built upon a foundation of almost three decades of market pedigree. Owned today by the Ibbotson’s of Saint Clair Family Estate, Lake Chalice retains their own mature vineyards while having access to a state-of-the-art winery and experienced viticultural team.

We are seeking a highly self-motivated and extremely enthusiastic person for the permanent, full-time position of Lake Chalice Brand Manager to start in January 2019.

Some responsibilities will include: • Create and execute a marketing and growth plan that coincides with the overall brand identity and strategy • Proactively drive creative development and trial new exposure opportunities • Manage appropriate brand positioning both domestically and internationally • Monitor market developments, research consumer trends and competitor best practice • Manage first point consumer communications and event engagements • Monitor all packaging and production flows • Control pricing and promotional plans • Manage a digital and social media strategy • Work in partnership with dedicated sales teams to develop, incentivise and implement channel growth strategies To be successful in this role you will have fantastic time management and organisational skills, high attention to detail, be confident in using core Microsoft Office applications, and be an effective communicator both written and verbal. We’re looking for somebody with initiative who will be proactive and comfortable to work both independently and as part of a team while retaining willingness to learn.

At least three years dedicated Brand Management or Marketing Management exposure required. Previous experience working in the alcoholic drinks sector preferred.

To express your interest in this position please either email or post your application to Becky as per the contact details below.

Applications close Friday the 16th of November 2018.

HR & Administration Manager Lake Chalice Wines P O Box 970 Blenheim, 7240 becky@saintclair.co.nz

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Saint Clair Family Estate is proud to be a family owned winery located in the heart of Marlborough. Our quality wines are internationally recognised and it’s a real team effort to help produce and distribute these wines throughout the world.

Reporting to the Managing Director, this exciting opportunity will see the right candidate working alongside the winemaking and management teams ensuring the inventory levels are maintained at the appropriate levels to supply orders to all local and world markets.

Key responsibilities include: • Review current inventory management processes including allocations and forecasting • Manage inventory levels and plan for bottlings and labelling to meet demand • Forecast future requirements by label and variety for future vintages • Contribute towards the continuous improvement of processes and day-to-day activities relating to inventory management, forecasting and planning • Staff management To be successful in this challenging yet rewarding role you will need to quickly gain a thorough knowledge of our products and current processes. Ideally you will be able to demonstrate: • Experience in a similar inventory or planning position • Strong computer literacy (Excel, Word and Outlook) • A high level of enthusiasm and passion for achieving the best results • Creative thinking and problem-solving skills • A positive outlook, continuous improvement approach This is a full-time role working from our administration office at the winery in the Riverlands Estate, Marlborough.

To express your interest in this position please either email or post your application to Becky as per the contact details below.

Applications close Wednesday the 21st of November 2018.

Becky Sangster Human Resources Manager Saint Clair Family Estate P O Box 970 BLENHEIM 7240 becky@saintclair.co.nz

Personal MATURE Widower alone and lonely seeks widow in similar situation. Potential to share home, living and travel. Phone evenings 5705880.

41 year old Male looking for a genuine and caring female for companionship. Please text or phone 0224383714

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WANTED to buy - old NZ postcards & NZ books, fountain pens, military items, scrap gold or damaged jewellery, advertising signs, NZ Maori / whaling & historical items, antiques, collectibles & the UNUSUAL. Free quotes. Please phone Phil on (03)5775402 (JUST BROWSING).

For all your sewing requirements

Phone Lynette

03 578 1010 or 027 578 1010 Quality Service Guaranteed

MARLBOROUGH Herb Society would like to thank everyone for their support of our stall at Garden Marlborough. The winner of our raffle was Dorothy Rennie, Congratulations.

PARKINSONS Awareness week raffle. All winners notified. Thank you for your support.

FITZ’S Gym Now open 7 days at Simcox Stadium 50 Battys Road. Casual and monthly rates available any enquires phone 5784851.

CP Construction, building and renovations, locally owned and operated 021-069-6685 HOUSIE/BINGO. Blenheim Bowling Club, Weld Street. Thursday 6th December. 5pm onward. 50 games, 2 super@$500, raffles. Food available.

Marlborough Community Housie INC.

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WHAT'S ON Tonight Housie 7.00pm - Club Main Hall Quiz 7.15pm Main Bar

Thursday Housie 12.30pm - RSA Lounge

Public Notices

Friday Members’ Draw - $4100.00

Saturday Members’ Draw - $5000.00 Live Music - The Gypsy Pickers - 7pm Club Bar

Tuesday Members’ Draw - 1st draw $4300.00

*Unless struck prior

Members, their guests and Affiliates Welcome P: 5781059 • www.clubsofmarlborough.org.nz

Two Strong Men & A Truck House Removals

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PROCTOR AUCTIONS Presents

ESTATE AUCTION on behalf of the Estate of Peter Paterson

Trustee Vacancies The Marlborough Civic Theatre Trust was formed in 1974 to govern over the Marlborough Civic Theatre, now the ASB Theatre Marlborough, and to promote the Performing Arts in Marlborough.

Recently we updated the Trust Deed which has expanded the number of Trustees by 1 to 7. We are now seeking expressions of interest to fill this position.

This is a voluntary position.

All applications will go to the Appointments Committee for final selection.

If you would like to be a part of the Marlborough Civic Theatre Trust, please apply in writing to the following address: Nominations must be in writing to: Appointments Committee Marlborough Civic Theatre Trust P.O. Box 163 Blenheim

By Friday, 30th November 2018 All applications should be accompanied by a Curriculum Vitae and include two Referees/ References. The covering letter should also state how you, as an applicant can add value to the Trust.

To be held at 18 Henry St, Blenheim SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17th at11am To include a Life Long Collection of Antique & Vintage Tools etc To Include:

Butchers Scales, Cross Cut Saws, Saws, Wooden Mallets, Levels, Tilly Lamps, Collection of early Irons, Collection of Old Toys, Small Wine Press, Old Car Lights, Brass Telescope, Old Wood Planes, Coal Shovels, Rakes, Spades, Scythes, Hay Forks, Shovels, 3 Plant Juniors, Large selection of Vices, Early Mangle, Sw Sharpeners, Chisels, Braces & Bits, Picks, Steam Engine Shovels, Trench Shovels, Butter Churns, Vintage Clocks, Large Oak Roll Top Desk, Small Draughtmans Desk, Cast iron Kettles, Cast Iron Boilers, Pots & Glue Pots, Copper & Brass Kettles, Vintage NZ Railways Thermos A Collection that must be seen to be believed.

Please see our website at www.proctorauctions.co.nz for a preview.

VIEWING: Friday 16th 10am till 6pm and morning of Auction from 9am.

Enquiries Phone 0274996483 or Email r.a.proctor@xtra.co.nz PROCTOR AUCTIONS

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Wednesday November 14, 2018 Acknowledgement

CLIMO, Leonard John (Len): Joan and family wish to say thank you to all the folk who joined with us on Sunday when we put his ashes in his resting place. A big thank you to Innes, Rachel and Bella who really made the day. Once again thank you all.

Public Notice St Mary's

Annual Mass for the Bereaved

Will be held on Thursday 15 November at 7.00 pm It is especially for the bereaved and their loved ones.

Will be held in St May's Catholic Church, Maxwell Rd. All who have ever suffered a bereavement are welcome to attend.

You are invited to bring a photo and a flower, that will be placed in front of the Alter, while Mass is being said.

There will be a light supper at the conclusion of the Mass This advertisement is kindly sponsored by Geoffrey T Sowman

SERVICE FIRST QUALITY ALWAYS House Washing Commercial Building Washing Roof Washing Gutter Cleaning Driveway Cleaning Moss & Mould Treatments

Death notices PASK, Barry John: On Tuesday November 6, 2018, unexpectedly at his home. Aged 57 years. Loving Dad to Colleen and Belinda, and second Dad to Jessica. Loving brother of Greg, Carolyn, and Petrina. Loving uncle and friend to many. Messages may be sent to the Pask Family, c/- P O Box 110, Blenheim 7240. A farewell service for Barry will be held at the Mayfield Chapel, cnr Hutcheson and Parker Streets, at 11am on Friday November 16.

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

Under new management

Are you sick of buying wet expensive wood in the winter Buy now, so you will have dry wood next year and save $$$ with our Spring Specials Weekly Payment option Available Discount for Seniors Old man pine 3m $200 6m $390 Will beat any other price in town Delivery Marlborough wide Phone: 5705710

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Remember your lost loved one on their anniversary.

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.

(Pursuant to sections 100-102 of the Electricity Industry Act 2010)

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

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

Blenheim Healing Rooms Open 1st & 3rd Saturdays every month. Christian healing prayer available to 11am-12.30pm. Salvation Army HQ, anyone. Phone 578 9704.

Henry St, Blenheim. Sign out. Free

Older Person Seminar Fourth Thursday of month. St Christopher’s Hall, 10am. Morning tea and lunch provided. Coin donation

towards food. Guest Speakers. Wendy 5794446 leave number or 0211130160.

The Blenheim Depression Support Group

At the conclusion of the meeting afternoon tea will be made available.

We now meet at the Baptist Church Hall, Beaver Road, Blenheim. Every Wednesday 10am-11.30am. For more

Copies of the Trust’s Annual Reports and Financial Statements for the year ending 30 June 2018 will be available from Friday 16th November 2018 at the offices of Blenheim Accounting Ltd, 36 Maxwell Rd, Blenheim (office hours 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday) and can be viewed on our website www.mept.co.nz.

details please phone The Baptist Church on 5783676 or Barb on 0277372403.

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ABERNETHY, Gordon Frederick: Passed away on Friday November 9, 2018. Loving husband and best mate of Sandra, and loved father of David and Steven. At Gordon’s request, a private cremation has been held.

The meeting is to: • Report on the operation of the Trust and the Company during the preceding financial year and on the financial statements of the Trust and the Company for the financial year ended 30 June 2018; • Confirm appointment of auditor and set their remuneration; • Enable general public discussion and information to beneficiaries of the Trust.

URGENT services

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.

Community notices

The Marlborough Electric Power Trust advises that it will be holding its Annual Public Meeting on Friday 30th November 2018 at 12.30 pm, to be held at the Chart Room, Scenic Hotel, 65 Alfred St, Blenheim

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COLLINSON, Victor: On Wednesday November 7, 2018 at Wellington Hospital, as a result of an accident.

Dearly loved husband of Toshiko, and father and father-in-law of Alice and Mathew. Grandfather of Himi and Stella. Special thanks to the Wellington Hospital Intensive Care Unit, and friends and family for their support.

Messages may be sent to 85 Alfred Street, Blenheim 7201. A farewell service for Victor will be held at the Church of the Nativity, Alfred Street, at 2.00pm Today November 14, followed by private cremation at the Sowman Crematorium.

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Big night soon for local sports achievers

By Peter Jones, Sport Tasman Thirty two nominees will take centre stage at the 2018 Marlborough Sports Awards, to be held on November 19 at the Marlborough Convention Centre.

The nominees are spread across under-19, senior and team categories, all sure to be hotly contested.

Sport Tasman community sport manager Mel Greenwood, a member of the organising committee alongside representatives from the Blenheim Round Table and the Marlborough App, says the group are excited by the quality and quantity of the nominees this year.

“We have a wide cross-section of athletes, across a variety of sports, who have represented this province with distinction over the past 12 months.” Mel says.

“The fact that they have been nominated to attend the awards shows the esteem in which they are held by their sporting bodies, plus their peers, and underlines their commitment.”

In addition to the various sectional awards, which lead into the evening’s main event, the naming of the Marlborough Sportsperson of the Year, the Craigs Investment Partners Marlborough Medal will be presented to a person who

has been involved in a number of roles with their sport over many years and is regarded as an icon of the Marlborough sporting community.

Guest speaker at the awards is international pole vaulting star Eliza McCartney, a bronze medalist at the Rio Olympics, while Sky Sport commentator Tony Johnson will handle the MC’s duties.

There are still some tickets available for the awards evening but they are selling quickly.

Sports Award nominees. Redwood Trust Junior Sportsman of the Year: Alex Dawson (athletics); Tom Marshall (squash); Monu Moli (rugby).

House of Travel Junior Sportswoman of the Year: Erin Green (inline speed skating); Caitlin King (hockey); Jade Otway (tennis); Emily Overend (sailing); Lucy Sheat (athletics); Vanessa Wood-Lin (table tennis).

Scenic Hotel Group Sportsman of the Year: Jason Christie (road cycling); Regan Cowe (smallbore shooting); John Derry (jet boat racing); Mark Grammer (triathlon); Josh Harrison (touch); Marcelo Lopes (MMA); Robbie Manson (rowing); Andrew Nation (hockey); Ben Wheeler

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Harriers summer run The Marlborough Harriers Club meets for their Summer Runners series on Thursday at 6pm for a pack run from the Giesen Sports Centre, Uxbridge Street, Renwick. Run around the walkways and tracks. Stay a while afterwards and enjoy good food and company at the Woodbourne Tavern.

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).

International pole vaulting star Eliza McCartney is the guest speaker at this years Marlborough Sports Awards.

Pigeon results

(cricket); Ian Woolley (ploughing).

MoreFM Sportswoman of the Year: Sandra Bunt (lawn bowls); Georgia Catterick (road cycling); Melissa Galloway (dressage); Ella Greenslade (rowing); Hayley Hutana (rugby); Gase Sanita (MMA); Anna Tempero (gymnastics); Cara Wiapo

The racing pigeons from Blenheim had to negotiate variable weather during their trip home on Saturday after liberation at Timaru, 390 km distant.

Mist and low cloud hugged the hills thereby forcing the birds to cover extra distance by having to go around the obstacle.

The first arrival home at Two Fishers loft obviously had it's orienteering ability in fine tuned mode as it won the race with a speed of 63 km/hr, second position to Chris Bensley whose bird averaged 60 km/hr for the journey.

Third to Alister Cooper with 59 km/ hr just edging out another Renwick bird of Ian McColm on 58.8 km/hr, next came the Picton bird of George Massie which unfortunately didn't trigger the electronic timer as he entered his loft but when noticed was awarded 55 km/hr.

(netball).

WK Advisors and Accountants Team of the Year: Rangers AFC (football); Tasman women (hockey); Red Devils (rugby); Jake Morris and Toby Gregory (sailing); Marlborough smallbore rifle team (shooting).

Golf results Picton Golf Results

Marlborough Golf Results

Results from recent matches played at the Picton Golf Club.

November 4, women’s shootout: Joan Gabara 1; Dido Harper 2; Sue Hutchinson 3.

Men’s shootout: Leigh Sommerville-Smith 1; Barry Nitz 2.

November 6, ladies closing day: 0-25, Margaret Hastings 36; Dido Harper 34; Mary Butler 32. 26-32, Joan Gabara 41; Cushla Brosnahan 37; Ricky Ashworth 35. 33+ - Odette Roper 39; Kaye keys 39; Joyce McClelland 38.

Results from recent matches played at the Marlborough Golf club.

November 6, women’s 9 hole Irish stableford: Suzanne Clifford 51’ Neryl Savage 42; Jenny Speight 42.

November 7, women’s stableford, div.1: June Maslin 40; Jane Anderson-Bay 35. Div.2: Helen Lissaman 39; Elaine Porter 37; Judy Ibbotson 35; Lesley Corbett 35; Pru Jensen 35.

November 8, men’s stableford: Mike Ponder 43; Julian Terry 43; Ken Steel 40; Hugh Bay 40; Paul Ham 38; Richard Anderson 36; Jon Nicol 36.

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November 10, women’s hidden holes stableford, div.1: Marilyn Keenan 25. Div.2: Marion Tripe 34; Cherry Wilson 26; Heather Stenhouse 25; Frances Handforth 25; Elaine Porter 25.

Men’s net medal, div.1: Kerry Fyfe 66; Stephen Harvey 70; Andrew Stowell 70; Paul Ferguson 72; Yuichi Ando 72; Peter Franks 73. Div.2: Ravi Johl 71; Alan Yemm 71; Jock Glennie 72; Kevin Hawkins 72; Brian Burgess 72. Div.3: Brian Chippendale 69; Robin Taylor 70; Graeme Glackin 71; Greg King 72, Mike Ponder 72; Brent Flintoff 73

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Results from the Marlborough Golf Club Spring Classic tournament.

November 2, best overall stableford of the day all players: Jane Anderson-Bay. Women’s stableford: Kaye Eggers 1; Denise Pickering 2; Lucy Jefferis 3; Wendy Batchelor 4; Helen Lissaman 5.

Mens stableford, Div. 1: Peter Diack 1; Chas Craig 2; Dave Watson3; Andrew Stowell 4; Geoff Barnett 5; Terry Julian 6; Paul Silke 7. Div. 2: Brent Flintoff 1; Werner Pluss 2; Kevin Hawkins 3; Mike Ponder 4; Richard Anderson 5; Jon Nicol 6;l Brian Burgess 7.

November 3, women’s best overall stableford both days: Kaye Eggers.

Div.1, best gross: Emily Stenhouse.

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Best nett: Amber Boyce 1; Kaye Eggers 2; Helen Lissaman 3; Jane Anderson-Bay 4.

Best overall stableford both days all men’s divisions: Brent Flintoff 1; Mike Ponder 2; Chas Craig 3.

Best overall nett all players: Brent Flintoff.

Div.1 best gross: Chas Craig1; Kerry Fyfe 2.

Div.1 best nett: Nick Robinson 1; Alan Parker 2; Lance Nuttal 3; Gerry Rooney 4; Nick Thomson 5; Ken Eggers 6.

Div.2 best gross: Bob Nicolle 1; Guido Bertog 2. Div.2 best nett: Mike Ponder 1; Terry Shagin 2; Brian Chippendale 3; Don Elley 4; Lyndsay Burrow 5; Werner Pluss 6; John O’Brien 7.

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