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Stars in Your Eyes By Celeste Alexander It’s back! Stars in Your Eyes is returning to Blenheim and 10 local contestants have been selected for the competition, which takes place on Saturday, August 17. The Sun Newspaper is the proud media sponsor and will be featuring each of the performers in the lead up to the show. First up is agribusiness banking specialist Michelle Chapman, who will swap her blonde look for Amy Winehouse’s trademark enormous, jet-black beehive and heavy Cleopatra-style eye makeup. Continued on page 2. Michelle Chapman is a contestant in Stars in Your Eyes, performing as Amy Winehouse.
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Michelle to perform as Amy Winehouse Continued from page 1. The Stars in Your Eyes event is a joint fundraising initiative for two local charities, Creative Kids Trust and Fulton Foundation Marlborough. It will be held at the ASB Theatre and will also feature celebrity host Tina Cross, who will also act as one of the judges and will be performing an entertainment slot during the evening. The event will be a glamour evening in a cabaret style starting at 6.30pm with canapes complimented by Whitehaven Wines served in the theatre foyer. The competition will take place in the theatre’s main auditorium where the 10 local contestants, who had to audition for the event, will perform as a wide variety of artists. There will be an opportu-
nity for the audience to cast their votes for their favourite acts before the winner is announced and performs one last time. Who will they be? What will they look like? For Michelle Chapman this is the first time she’s announced publically that she will be taking part. Michelle has chosen to perform as the late English singer and songwriter Amy Winehouse. Is she nervous? “I’m more excited than anything,” she laughs. “I haven’t shared the news with many people yet,” she laughs. “So this will be a surprise for many, but I’m super excited to be back singing and I’m looking forward to portraying Amy Winehouse.” Michelle is no stranger to the stage. She began singing with performance groups at
age four, and growing up in Wellington there were plenty of opportunities for her to be on stage throughout her childhood. In her teens Michelle and her best friend sang at every school prizegiving and she even sang for a few cover bands, In her early 20s Michelle took a break from singing when “life got too busy”, but did manage to sing at a few weddings along the way. She has since worked for the National Bank, now ANZ, for 14 years in the agribusiness sector and is enjoying life in Marlborough after moving to the region in 2016. This will be Michelle’s first time back singing on stage in public so a lot of preparation is going into her outfit, wig, makeup and overall performance. “I find Amy’s tone is very
similar to mine, plus I really love her music. She has a lot of personality before she even opens her mouth, so I’ve put a lot of thought into how I portray her on stage,” she says. At the auditions for Stars in Your Eyes held in May, Michelle says she was sick with a cold. “At first I was worried about how it would affect my voice, but I ended up nailing it. “I think having a cold gave me an edge. “This is an amazing event for a good cause and I’m really looking forward getting up there and giving it my best. I have family coming from Wellington to watch who haven’t seen me sing in years, so I can’t wait,” Michelle says. Each contestant has chosen a charity which will benefit
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An old landfill site at Foxes Island is being transformed into Marlborough’s first dedicated dog park, and should be ready early in September. The park will have separate areas for large dogs and small dogs, and a combined area for both. It will also have weave poles, tunnels, hurdles and a balance beam, plus water bowls and waste bins. The fully-fenced park will be a safe space for dogs to run around. The Marlborough District Council has earmarked sites in Blenheim and Picton which could be developed for dog parks.
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After the three successful Top of the South Youth Hui in Nelson over recent months, Marlborough Youth Trust is hosting the next Youth Hui on Saturday, from 10am-2pm. This is a wonderful opportunity to have your voice heard for the Marlborough and Nelson regions regarding Youth Well being. Lunch is provided, please register you are coming along https:// youthhui.eventbrite.co.nz
ABOVE: Blenheim Central Development director Robin Sutherland outside the Scott Street offices which will become a new accommodation centre. LEFT: Robin Sutherland with an illustration of how the new Scott Street complex might look.
Congratulatory YMCA coming to the CBD Birthdays: Wedding anniversaries: 100 and above 50th,Message 55th, 60th, 65th,Service 70th, 75th By Bill McElhinney A vacant upper storey office block in Scott Street is to become a value accommodation centre. Robin Sutherland, spokesman for Blenheim Central Developments, says a deal has been done with YMCA New Zealand to establish a 90-bed facility in the offices that were formerly occupied by accounting firm Winstanley Kerridge. The 1240 square metre space will be fitted out by Blenheim Central Developments and leased to the YMCA. There will a variety of room spaces, kitchen facilities and a lecture theatre, as the YMCA provides accommodation to cater for various groups. The office space was once oc-
cupied by up to 100 people, but in recent years has been largely unoccupied. Blenheim Central Developments had considered using the space for apartments, but a lack of secure parking space proved a problem. “People buying a central apartment would still want secure car parking, and we couldn’t provide that,” Robin says. The YMCA plan was inspired by a trip Robin made to Christchurch, where he stayed in the YMCA accommodation there. The experience prompted him to contact YMCA officials and bring them to Blenheim to tour the province and view the Scott Street premises. They agreed the site was perfect and plans were draw up for the
new centre, which is scheduled to be completed by February-March next year. YMCA New Zealand has a New Zealand - wide network of accommodation facilities, which can accommodate individuals, couples, school groups and sporting teams. YMCA Christchurch has for decades delivered high quality value accommodation to a range of groups and individuals in its 260 bed central Christchurch complex. “This was an opportunity to help solve a significant accommodation shortage in Blenheim while also allowing the YMCA to reach out into the community,” CEO Josie Ogden Schroeder says. The YMCA is well known across New Zealand for the work they do in youth development, sport and
recreation, education and events tourism. Marlborough Mayor John Leggett and Kaikoura MP Stuart Smith are both enthusiastic about the development. “Well done to those who had the vision for this development. It is great to see such a significant investment in our CBD,” John says. “This development is really great news for our CBD,” Stuart says. “This facility will draw in people to support our cafes, restaurants and other businesses, and create the vibrancy that has been lacking. “I hope that this development will provide the impetus, and the confidence, for other developers to follow suit and fill the town centre’s other empty first storey spaces. This is a great start.”
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Fisheries New Zealand wants public feedback on proposals to change catch limits for 20 fish stocks. “We’ve reviewed 13 inshore fish and shellfish stocks and seven deepwater stocks and want your feedback” Fisheries management director, Stuart Anderson, says. “We’re proposing that amateur fishing charter vessels be required to add four species to the list of fish stocks they report: snapper, scallops, blue cod and tarakihi.” Submissions can be made by email, online survey, or by post. Feedback closes at 5pm on July 26. New catch limits will then take effect from 1 October.
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the public explaining what their industries were about, and what steps students needed to take to work there. This year was the first time that the Marlborough District Council attended, and according to Earle Williams, senior advisor of HR and Health and Safety, it was a great move on their behalf. “It’s a great opportunity for us to be here and what people may
not realise, is that there are so many career opportunities within council… from biodiversity through to engineering,” he says. Shaun and Kelly Forbes of Forbes Panel & Paint were enjoying their interaction with the public. “It was really good to see a lot more trades there, this is what Marlborough needs. If we can entice our youth into trades and
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The Forbes Panel & Paint team, Shaun Forbes and Rob Simons, senior biosecurity officer at Aviation engineering apprentice Kirsty wife Kelly encouraged people to consider the panel the Marlborough District Council, showbeating industry. ing what Nassella Tussock looks like. Brooks .
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Carnival concert The Marlborough Civic Orchestra’s Carnival concert on Saturday showcases a range of Marlborough musical talent. Professional cellist turned wine-making student, Elgee Leung, will conduct classics including the first movement of Franz Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony and the Wedding March from Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s dream. Barbara Song and Kimberley Jones play dual piano in The Carnival of the Animals, a comic composition by French Romantic composer Camille Saint-Saëns. Behind the baton for some rousing show themes will be David Brooks, Marlborough’s own ‘Greatest Showman,’ renowned for the sense of fun he brings to music. The audience will be treated to a world-first performance of Allegro Cavallo Negro, composed by Kodi Rasmussen when a student at Marlborough Boys’ College. Now studying at the New Zealand School of Music in Wellington, 18-year-old Kodi returns to
Blenheim to conduct this first movement in what will be a three movement composition. Guest soloist, soprano Oliva Sheat, returns to her Blenheim hometown to perform some wellloved classics. Last year, for the second time, the Dame Malvina Major Scholar performed with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra as a finalist in the New Zealand Aria Competition. There will be a bittersweet note to the programme with David singing a tribute to the orchestra’s most senior member, trumpeter David Beaumont, who died on June 4 aged 88. Also remembered will be bass clarinettist Malcolm Fretter, who died in December last year. The Marlborough Civic Orchestra takes to the stage for the Carnival performance at the ASB Theatre in Blenheim at 7pm. Tickets are $32.50 for adults and $10 for children under 16, with family and senior discounts available.
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Dear Ed, It is a sad day when so many people are trying to help protect things beautiful in Marlborough, and a disgruntled, penny-pinching ratepayer considers it necessary to criticise the widespread support and encouragement clearly demonstrated from community minded people. (“Save the Oak Trees? ”, Waihopai Ratepayer, The Sun, June 12th). To the ill-informed doubter, the beautiful avenue of oaks are definitely 30 years old. Supporters understand why the power lines need to be free of tree branches, so efforts are being made to have the power cable buried underground. Pledges of support are coming from near and far (even from Nelson).
Dear Ed, Pleased to see the teachers are getting a good deal at last and the strikes are off. However, I do hope they get more resourcing to deal with the growing number of dysfunctional children
in our schools. It’s a sorry reflection on our society that schools now have to deal with problems that should be dealt with in the home. Parent Blenheim
Fuel collusion? It would be a tragedy if each 30 year old tree was cut down with a chainsaw in seconds. While on council owned land, the oaks are considered by many to belong to the people of Marlborough, and not to nearby landowners. Every day, Dog Point Road is used by walkers, bike-riders, dog walkers and vehicles going to and from the Waihopai Valley. Waihopai Ratepayer does not speak for every other Waihopai Valley resident who may now feel they, and the valley has been discredited. With luck, Waihopai Ratepayer knows how to smile when the sun shines. Tree lover Blenheim
Dear Ed, Judith “Crusher” Collins vowed to investigate the discrepancies in fuel prices. She failed. Then along came Labour MP Megan Woods in the new government with the same intentions. She’s gone silent - failed. Why? Meanwhile, there’s widespread price differences. Levin and Bulls in the North Island are about 20 cents less, or even more, than Marlborough. Auckland are reportedly way below Marlborough, up to 50 cents I was told? Why? But wait “there’s more” as the ads say. Within Marlborough Pic-
ton is about 6 cents below Blenheim. Why? Have you noticed BP will drop or raise prices and the others follow suit. Is there collusion amongst local fuel pump operators? It smells of phoney competition and the whiff of collusion. Why is AA relatively silent too? Why? What a great chance for some investigative journalism, but that’s rarely evident in NZ media today. Don Coyote Blenheim
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She Shops another success By Bill McElhinney The She Connects She Shops clothing, shoes and accessories sale on Saturday raised just over $1100 for the Marlborough Multicultural Centre. The donated items were all sold for $1 each in what has become a popular fundraising event for the interdenominational She Connects group. The change of venue to the Elim Centre went well, one of the organ-
isers, Libby Barnes, says. “And it was really great to see women staying to enjoy the free refreshments and spending time chatting to each other. “That’s what we’re all about – helping women connect with one another,” Libby says. She Connects plans to be back next year with a similar event, the proceeds from which will go to a deserving local cause.
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George’s ripple effect Blenheim 16 year-old, George Glover, is currently in the beginning stages of preparing for the “Black Dog Swim” – a swim that will span the length of the Queen Charlotte Sound coastline. Reporter Aimee O’Hagan chats with George to find out all the finer details. Not only is Marlborough Boys’ College pupil, George Glover, passionate about swimming, but he is also dedicated to bettering the mental health of New Zealanders. The year 12 student plans to swim the coastline of Queen Charlotte Sound in January next year, with the aim of raising funds for “multiple mental health charities”, including I Am Hope. George says the 200km swim will take approximately 10 days to complete. His plan of attack? To swim roughly 20km a day, with two four hour sessions in the water – 7am until 11am, then 3pm until 7pm.
“This is my personal ‘Everest’ – it seriously scares me.” In between swims, George plans to sleep and eat on a boat. He was namely inspired to do so by a man named Ross Edgeley, who spent 157 days swimming 3200km around the coast of Great Britain. “I thought that if I’m gonna do it, I gotta do it for something,” George says. “I can’t just do it for myself, or it’ll fade away and people will forget about it.” George mentions that he had two options when deciding on what the bigger purpose of the swim will be. “It was either climate change... Or it was mental health, which I feel impacts us more in our everyday at the moment and needs to be talked about.” “This is my personal ‘Everest’ – it seriously scares me,” he admits. “I know my mental health will be put to the test. “This swim will be hard, but nowhere
near as hard as it is for people suffering from different forms of mental illness which affect them everyday.” Simply raising awareness is perhaps one of George’s most significant reasons for doing this swim. “Sharing what you are going through is truly beneficial for your health and having support makes the task much easier,” he says. “In recognition of this, my family, friends, peers and members of the public are also welcome to swim legs alongside me.” George adds that this “endeavour” will need as much support as possible. He would be incredibly appreciative of any help from the Marlborough community, whether it is monetary, the use of a boat, food vouchers, or simply getting in the water – either by swimming with George or by getting in a kayak (or a dinghy) and rowing alongside him. He aims to get “everyone involved” in some way; to come together and realise that exercise is something that puts people in a good mood. “Even if you don’t like doing exercise, afterwards you feel great... Exercising keeps life and wellbeing balanced,” he says. “I challenge everyone to do at least one hour of exercise everyday for the ten days I am swimming. “If you are unfortunately unable to come show your support on the water, then show your support by taking care of your mental health and going for a walk, bike, or swim.” For George, swimming is a form of “meditation”. He trains seven times a week, averaging one and a half hours every training session, and has been swimming competitively for the last four years. For more information, George can be contacted on 02100347680, or via email at george311202@icloud.nz. A Givealittle page is set to be made within the near future.
ABOVE: George Glover has been swimming competitively since he was about thirteen years old. LEFT: A portion of the length George will be swimming for the Black Dog Swim.
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Playing bridge is an ‘exercise for the mind’ By Aimee O’Hagan Keen bridge players from around Blenheim, Picton, and more gathered at the Marlborough Bridge Club (based at the Clubs of Marlborough) on Saturday for a day of competitive bridge-playing. They were there for the Marlborough Intermediate Pairs and Junior Pairs bridge tournaments, which took place simultaneously and saw approximately 78 people playing bridge at once. Picton Bridge Club member, Chris Marshall, playing bridge is “like riding a bike”. “Once you know how to do it, it’s easy, and you can do it again” he says. Local players Kathy Dowling and John Clarke dominated the Marlborough Intermediate Pairs bridge tournament on Saturday. Dowling and Clarke were the top pair in both sessions of play. They scored a massive 72.47 percent in the morning session and followed it up with 63.43 in the afternoon for an overall average of 67.95. The Nelson/Richmond combination of Celia McKechnie and
“But if you try to learn it when you’re older, it’s not that easy.” He says that bridge is definitely not just a game for older people – it can be played at any age. “There’s not many [young people that play bridge] – but it’s much better if you start at that age. “The earlier you learn to do it, the better!” Chris defines bridge as “exercise for your mind”. He mentions that there have been scientific studies done on the benefits of playing bridge, especially for elderly people. “There’s been studies done in the UK that actually estab-
lish that bridge players don’t get dementia and alzheimer’s as early as other people.” According to Chris, there are over 14,000 people who play bridge competitively across New Zealand. Marlborough and Picton are part of the Top of the South region, which also includes Hokitika, Kaikoura, and more. To find out more about how to get involved with bridge, Marlborough Bridge Club can be contacted on 03 578 1059, and emailed at marlbridge@xtra.co.nz. Additionally, Picton Bridge Club can be contacted on 03 573 7133, and emailed at pictonbridge@hotmail.co.nz.
Jenny Pomeroy finished second on 57.20 followed by Marlborough players Chris Henry and Ann Baker on 57.18. Dowling has now moved into second-equal place in the Harcourts Intermediate Champions League for tournaments across the Top of the South region just two points behind Pomeroy. Scores were more evenly distributed in the concurrent junior
event. Don Elley and Hans Van Berlo form Picton took the honours with 58.72 across the two sessions of play. Diane Horton and Shirley Culley from the Blenheim-based Marlborough club were second on 57.94 followed by Diana Whitten and Ruth field from Motueka on 57.16. Horton, Elley and Van Berlo now share third place in the Harcourt Junior Champions League.
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EVENT: Rarangi Beach Clean-Up Natalie Lawler from Department of Conservation Marlborough and Blenheim teen Zoe Luffman organised a beach clean-up at Rarangi Beach, which took place on Saturday June 8. Approximately 70 Marlburians turned up to help out.
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Death notices ANDREWS, Norma Lola (formerly of Lyttelton): Passed away peacefully at Bethsaida Retirement Village on Wednesday June 12, 2019. Aged 86 years. Loved wife of the late Lew, beloved and cherished mother, stepmother and mother-in-law of Sandy and Malcolm, the late Keith, Annette, Kay and Bill, Robert and Karen, the late David and Brenda, Phil and Sandie, Rachel, the late Christine, Brian and Lynne. Adored Grandma and GG to all her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Resting now in love and light, another Angel to watch over us. Safe in the arms of Jesus. Messages may be sent to the Andrews Family, c/- P O Box 110, Blenheim 7240. At Norma’s request, a private service was held in Blenheim on Tuesday. A memorial service will be held in Lyttelton, details to be advised. Respectfully cared for by GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719
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Urgent Care Centre: Wairau Hospital Grounds. Entry off Hospital Rd, Blenheim, 8am-8pm daily. Phone (03) 520 6377. Ambulance: Urgent 111. Non urgent 579 4870. After Hours Chemists: Springlands Pharmacy: Monday - Friday 8.30am - 6pm, Saturday 9am - 5pm, Sunday & Public Holidays 10am - 5pm. Closed Christmas Day. Ph 578 2271. Community Care Pharmacy: Within the Blenheim Warehouse, open 7 days 9am8pm. Only closed Christmas Day. Lifeline Marlborough: 0800 543354, 24hr helpline. Marlborough Women's Refuge, Rape and Sexual Abuse Resource Centre: Crisis line, phone Wairau Hospital 520 9999, for Women's Refuge contact numbers. 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 11.30am-7.30pm, children under 12 may visit parents only. Maternity Ward: 10am-noon, 4pm-7pm. Children's Ward: Daily 10am-8pm. Visiting at all times is subject to the discretion of the nurse in charge of the ward.
Results from recent matches played at the Marlborough Golf Club. June 1, women’s 9 hole stableford: Lorraine Walton 17; Suzanne Clifford 16; Shirley White 15; Bev Lindsay 14; Leigh Andrews 13. June 12, women’s Avril Watson stableford, div.1: Jane Anderson-Bay 42; Karen Morris 34. Div.2: Lynn
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Results from recent matches played at the Rarangi Golf Club. June 12, mens stableford: Ezra Kahaki 39; Bill MacDonald 37; Clarry Neame 37; Maurice Soper 37; Gavin Coombs 36; Ray Tomlinson 36; Brian Baxter 36; Alan Hogg 36; Tony Nichol 36; Peter Browning 36; David Robertson 36; Terence Grant 36. June 13, ladies 3rd round
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qualifying club champs, LGU, Cyril Foote, Robertson Trophy: Best overall, Dianne Betts 72. Div 1 (0.0 to 18.4) Margaret Tapp 87. Div 2 (18.5 to 24.7) Helen Neame 74; Wendy Swanson 75. June 15 4BBB net mixed or men: Jerome January & Peter Browning 64; Terry Lane & Brian Gill 65; John Jones & Ezra Kahaki 68. June 16, men stableford: Peter Browning 38; Neil
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Reeves 32; Brian Gill 30; Lindsay McAlpine 30. Ladies putting: Rete Kydd 28; Bev Hanson 31. Coming events: Wednesday, men’s midweek golf, 11am start. Thursday, putting, 10 am start. Saturday, Right Royal Mugwi Celebration Tournament, four person teams. Sunday, men stableford, 11am start. Ladies, 3rd round Charters Cup, stableford.
Allen Knight 19; Doug Shaw 19; George Addis 19; Gary Blake 19; Ivan Neame 19; Ian Clark 18. Wednesday, women putts: 1st: Trees Rewi 31; Jenny Evans 32. Coming events: Thursday, men blind pairs, stableford. Saturday, men stableford; women LGU medal. Monday, 9 hole open stableford, all welcome, 10am start. Wednesday, women stableford.
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Crowe Tavern 115; Mint Air 113; ITM 87. June 11, 2nd HANZ stableford: Overall winner Maria McConway 37; Diana Harper 36; Lynda White 35; Ellie Gillies 31; Joyce McClelland 31. 9 Hole: Lyn Pawson 17.
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House, women: Cushla Brosnahan 35; Maria McConway 35. Men: Rowdy Robertson 40; Jeff Pascoe 38; Roy Te Keeti 37; Anthony Booker 36; Dave proctor 336; Ian Molloy 36. Teams: Compass Charters 125; Golf Hub 125; Jolly Roger 119;
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By Aimee O’Hagan Just like any other weekend, the Blenheim parkrun took place on the Taylor River board walk last Saturday morning. But this was no ordinary parkrun: it was participants Kay Leach and Bill Hunter’s 100th time completing the run. A timed, 5km run that happens every Saturday morning at 8am, the parkrun has been enjoyed by Marlburians – young and old – for almost three years. For those taking part in the run it’s 2.5km from the ampitheatre on the Taylor board walk to the exit off of the board walk that leads to Dylan Street, and then run the 2.5km back again. On average, approximately 33 runners participate in Blenheim’s parkrun each week. There are over 29 different towns and cities in NZ that hold a parkrun every Saturday. “It’s non-competitive, but you are competing against yourself because you are trying to beat your record,” Kay says. “It’s a really good starting point for training.” She says that not only has she found the run to be a handy way of keeping fit, but also a chance to socialise and connect with other runners. Participant Brian Mitchell says that the parkrun even has health
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The Marlborough Harrier Club meets at the Oliver Park clubrooms at 6pm on Thursday for a pack/training run or walk. Reflector gear is compulsory. Joggers and walkers regardless of ability are welcome. Everyone is welcome to participate. On Saturday it’s the Kemp Run at Seventeen Valley, approximately 10k out of town travelling south on SH1. Look for the Harrier sign. Meet at 1.45pm ready for 2pm start. Volunteers needed for set up please. Contact Allister on 577 8870 or Bill on 572 9792 for more information. Bring a plate to share with others at afternoon tea/coffee at the conclusion of the run/walk. Non-members welcome. Children’s event catered for.
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Participants Brian Mitchell (left), Kay Leach, and Bill Hunter, with race-director Rowan Ingpen.
benefits: the run has apparently been discovered to be a way of preventing illnesses such as dementia. “I’ve heard they’re trying to encourage doing the parkrun in the medical profession,” he says.
According to the team, the parkrun is for “anybody”, of any age group, whether you’re 40 or 70. “I expect to see you in your sneakers next Saturday morning!” Bill jokes.
The Blenheim parkrun is set to celebrate it’s third birthday on Saturday, July 6. All are welcome to register and join this friendly group: to do so, visit https://www.parkrun.co.nz/ blenheim/.
Special Olympics Golf Ribbon Day Special Olympics Marlborough held a successful Golf Ribbon Day competition on Saturday. Eight Nelson athletes travelled over to the Rarangi Golf club for the day to compete against the Marlborough team. The skills competition involved the short putt, long putt, chip shot, pitch shot, iron shot and wood shot. The competition was held over three divisions with Tamati Matene gaining first place and Sam Claughton gaining second place in the 3rd division. Both men are residents
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