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Contractors speak up Rhonda Burridge says vineyard contractors must protect themselves.

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BirtHDaY Girl: Jessie Windleburn will celebrate her 100th birthday this sunday with family. the Blenheim woman has lived most of her life in marlborough and has been described as a “pioneer” of her day. Story Page 2. Photo by Celeste Lodewyk.

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By Damian George news@blenheimsun.co.nz Marlborough businesses need to concentrate on service and not on price tags if they want to entice shoppers away from the internet and back into stores, the Marlborough Chamber of Commerce says. A soaring New Zealand dollar, which sat at 87 US cents as of last night, has seen a surge in international online shopping by Kiwis recently as overseas prices drop. Marlborough Chamber of Commerce general manager Brian Dawson says what businesses cannot match in price, they must make up for in other areas. “The days have gone where you can simply sell a basic product or service in exchange for money and expect to retain the customer,” Mr Dawson says. “You have to add value in some other way. That’s really the challenge for local businesses.” Continued Page 3.

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Local ‘pioneer’ now centenarian By Celeste Lodewyk There are many Marlburians who still remember being served by a smiling Jessie Windleburn, from when she and her husband Ernest built their ‘New Era Store’ in 1961, now known as the Burleigh Deli. That same vibrant smile is even bigger this week as Jessie prepares to celebrate her 100th birthday this Sunday. The Sun visited Jessie to look back over her life and discuss her highlights and time spent living in Blenheim. Jessie was born in Wanganui and received much of her education in private schools. She did however attend Havelock School before going on to secondary education in Nelson. Jessie married husband Ernest Windleburn and settled in Marlborough to raise a family

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and open their own general store. Described as a “pioneer” of their time, Jessie and Ernest built a house and store at the corner of Battys and New Renwick Roads and named it the New Era Store, inspired by the new era of Jessie’s life and a new addition to the area. There they serviced the rural community and were remembered for their friendly manner. Local architect Dai Jones was Jessie’s first customer and later went on to purchase the store and house in 1986. He recalls how popular the store was with the locals. “Where they built the store was a growing subdivision of young families, so you could say she was a pioneer. She ran it well and was very popular with the locals,” he says. Aside from the store, Jessie

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also had a great passion for the arts as well as outdoor activities such as white baiting which she enjoyed up into her 80s. “I would get up at 4am to go white baiting, I really loved it. “In fact I wish I could go now, I still have my rod and net,” she grins.

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More complaints about Bunk House Contractor remains silent By Damian George Several more people have expressed their concern about working conditions at Blenheim vineyard contractor Kiwi Bunk House following a protest which saw two workers sacked from the company recently. A Kiwi Bunk House employee, grandmother of a former employee and accommodation provider for overseas tourists who worked for the company are among those who have added their weight to the protest against the employer. Their comments follow a complaint from two American tourists, that the company are offering contracts which heavily favour the employer, and that some workers are not taking home minimum wage. That story was published in The Sun last week. Kiwi Bunk House did not wish to comment on those complaints, and have again ignored requests from The Sun to respond to the latest complaints. Dave Speedy, who occasionally houses overseas tourists in his home in Taylor Pass, says three separate groups expressed their disgust at the company’s working conditions when they stayed with him. The tourists were in Blenheim as part of the WWOOF [Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms] programme.

He says two of the groups, both English tourists in their mid-20s, also complained about not being paid minimum wage. Both groups, who have since left New Zealand, were told they had to purchase the company’s equipment rather than provide their own, while one was told they could not stay at Kiwi Bunk House unless they worked for one of the company’s contractors, Mr Speedy says. “They made some comment about New Zealand American tourists James and Alex Clark and Chinese labour rates, lodged a formal complaint against Kiwi because [the employer] Bunk House recently. didn’t make the pay up to says her granddaughter comthe basic rate,” he says. “They said it was third-world plained of “abusive, rude and conditions and said ‘I thought demeaning” behaviour from the you had a minimum wage here’.” then supervisor while working A current employee, who does for Kiwi Bunk House two years not wish to be named, says she is ago. She left the company after she struggling to get by because her wages have been cut and she is and some workers had missed not receiving the minimum wage. out on their lunch break, Mrs She says working conditions Gray says. “The other workers - most stayare the worst she has experienced “I have never felt what it means ing at Kiwi Bunk House - were to have my human rights threat- most unhappy,” Mrs Gray says. “They were told they would ened, my sense of worth bullied and a fear to speak to the boss lose their jobs if they moved out for fear of serious reprisal like I [of Kiwi Bunk House]. “They considered Blenheim have working for this company,” a third-world hole and advised she told The Sun. Blenheim woman Judith Gray their friends.”

Contractors must ‘protect themselves’ By Damian George Two Marlborough vineyard contractors say measures to protect employers are essential in their industry to safeguard against lazy workers who do not meet the demands of the job. Their comments come after a complaint from two American tourists that Blenheim contractor Kiwi Bunk House is offering contracts which heavily favour the employer, and that some workers are not taking home minimum wage. Both were laid off by the company after demading changes to the contracts before signing them. Precise Contracting and BK Horticulture Ltd say, while they do not want to comment on that particular case, employees need to realise that contractors can be crippled by workers who milk the system. Vineyard employees are paid a ‘peace rate’ according to their work output, but are entitled to be topped up to the minimum hourly rate ($13) if they do not reach it. “We have some workers who are earning $200 a day, and some who are earning $50 a day,” Precise Contracting owner Rhonda Burridge says.

“When someone demands the minumim wage, that means we are taking money from someone else in the gang who has actually earned it.” Mrs Burridge says there are plenty of good contractors in Marlborough, and people need to sort the good ones from the bad. “If the contract looks unreasonable, don’t sign it. It’s as simple as that.” BK Horticulture Ltd owner Ajay Gaur says New Zealand’s rules regarding minimum wage are “stupid” and are not helping employers. He says he laid off an employee recently who was slacking off and told Mr Gaur he did not have to work any harder because he was getting paid by the hour. “The government doesn’t look at the other side - what the recession is doing [to contractors],” he says. “If we’re topping employees up, we have a limited margin. This country needs revenue.” Kiwi Bunk House employees face losing two weeks’ pay and must front with two weeks’ rent if they resign before finishing their term. Employees are also asked to complete three days of unpaid training under the contractor.

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skipper charged The skipper of a Dolphin Watch vessel which collided with an Outward Bound boat earlier this year has been convicted and charged with failing to keep a proper lookout. Michael John Lemberg, 49, pleaded guilty to the charge in the Blenheim District Court on Wednesday. Mr Lemberg, unemployed, was ordered to pay a total of $4400 in reparation to Outward Bound and the 12 students on board its boat when the collision occurred in Queen Charlotte Sound on February 5. The charge was brought following a Maritime NZ investigation.

Blenheim name on rich list Blenheim-born Professor David Teece was last week named at number 33 in the National Business Review’s Rich List for 2011. The California-based economist, worth about $190 million, heads the rapidly growing Berkeley Research Group [BRG] which consults to major law firms, Fortune 500 companies and government agencies. Professor Teece moved to Nelson at the age of 12, before earning his BA and MComm at Canterbury University, then moving offshore.

hat trick for paddon Kiwi driver Hayden Paddon, with the help of Blenheim co-driver John Kennard, cemented his place at the top of the Production World Rally Championship with a victory at Rally of Finland on Sunday morning (NZT). It was the New Zealander’s third win in as many races in this year’s competition, and takes him 25 points clear of second-placed Czech Martin Semerad with three rounds remaining.

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Instructor welcomes driving law changes By Damian George A local driving instructor says he is looking forward to seeing fewer accidents on Marlborough’s roads following the implementation of an increase in the driving age on Monday. The increase in the driving age from 15 to 16 was the first of a number of changes set to be introduced in coming months aimed at improving road safety among young people. The blood alcohol limit for drivers under 20 will reduce to zero on Sunday, and restricted licence tests will be significantly strengthened from February next year. Regent School of Motoring

driving instructor Mike McCann says the change will result in safer roads, though he would like to see the driving age set at 18. “It’s a great thing; it’s a positive move forward because there’s too many young people killing themselves on the roads,” he says. “I think it will make a big impact.” Mr McCann says a number of young people get a licence at 15 or 16 and are “all about fast cars” which they are often not old enough to control. “Everybody thinks they’re bulletproof on the roads and they go too fast and the car becomes a weapon.

Blenheim driving student Jaron morris, 15, with driving instructors rod hill and mike mccann ahead of his restricted licence test yesterday. Jaron is one of the last drivers who will be able to sit the test before turning 16, as he booked the test before a driving age increase came into effect on monday. Photo by Celeste Lodewyk.

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By Damian George Motorists were making the most of free parking on Monday and Tuesday as the Alfred St car park opened to the public. The ground floor and levels one and two of the new complex opened on Monday morning, with the Marlborough District Council offering free parking until an automated pay-as-you-leave ticket system is installed early next month. Tony and Shirlee Blake, from Picton, were testing out the new facility yesterday and gave it their tick of approval. They come to Blenheim once or twice a week.

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gala fun Early childhood learning centre Nga Puawai Kohanga Reo is holding a gala this Sunday to fundraise towards the upgrade of its facility. The gala will include various activities, food stalls, and prizes including accommodation at the Millennium Hotel in Rotorua, a Rugby World Cup ball signed by All Black Rene Ranger, and a month’s tuition at the Star Dance Academy. The gala will be held on August 7 at the Nga Puawai Kohanga Reo, next to NMIT in Budge Street. It will run from 12pm - 4pm.

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Leading the way Dennis Wells is the only blind osteopath in New Zealand, and has recently won the right to practice independently. The Springlands Health professional talks to Damian George about paving the way for future osteopaths. Blenheim-based osteopath Dennis Wells his Masters, despite achieving the required has always led the way. B-average in his third year. It was six months The Christchurch-born natural health before the issue was sorted. professional arrived in Blenheim from Dennis says he knows of two other blind Whangarei to take up a position at Spring- students who have been admitted into the lands Health five weeks ago, and he has left Masters course internationally since then. quite a trail behind him. He says his visual impairment has very The only blind osteopath in New Zealand, little impact on the service he offers, as his and quite possibly in the world, the Auck- patients – and, now, authorities - can attest to. land Unitec graduate has assumed another “A large chunk of the time, it doesn’t make unprecedented role at Springlands - that of any difference,” he says. working independently. “A lot of it is stuff which is under the surface Following a long battle with the Osteopathic which you can’t see and have to use your Council, Dennis was able to remove a rule sense of touch for anyway.” which stipulated he had to work in a group Dennis says if anything, his blindness probpractice due to his blindness, ably serves as an advantage as allowing him to take up his it forces to him to delve more “I’ve definitely role here. deeply into patients’ issues. He seemingly takes it all in “I think you just have to be his stride, but acknowledges pioneered really aware in terms of your the pathway is now a lot clearer ground for case history and questioning. for aspiring blind osteopaths. “It also has the benefit that “I had quite a fight to get whoever wants when someone comes in, registered,” he says. there’s an empty canvas, if “I’ve definitely pioneered to follow” you like. It’s all about how ground for whoever wants to you feel and how things move. follow.” “For some people, they Dennis had been working as equipment think it’s great. It swings and roundabouts.” advisor for the Foundation of the Blind until Dennis has chosen not to treat children 1999, before deciding to change direction. under the age of five as he feels it is important “I wanted to find something I had a bit of a to judge those patients’ reactions visually. passion for,” he says. He also likes to take a little extra time with “For me, that’s health, and natural health, his clients, running a 45-minute consultation and all the different things it can treat.” as opposed to the usual 30 minutes, and He began his study in 2000, and says the playing relaxing music. five-year course certainly threw up some “Everybody’s so busy these days so they challenges. don’t get any time to just ‘be’,” he says. “[The course organisers] definitely weren’t “So I like to make it a bit more relaxing prepared for someone like me to be on the for them. course,” he says. “And relaxation is more therapeutic so, After completing his three-year Bachelor of therefore, you get better results.” Applied Science (Human Biology), Dennis faced opposition when applying to enrol for

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Milk price Dear Ed, I saw on Campbell Live where a big “bottle” of NZ milk sells in UK for $2 when it’s $3 here. How does this come about? Why are our prices to NZ consumers set by export prices? Goods sold here do not have the cost of transport involved so should be cheaper. NZers are being ripped off. As I watch these sorts of things, I see National and Labour are both free market driven to the point of failing the electors’ interests and ripping the people off. One way to show the two main parties they are failing is under MMP to vote for a minor party. Democrat

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Petrol rort Dear Ed, Petrol prices go up and down and back up at the whim of the gang of oil companies. I notice slow to come down but very quick to go up too. When is government going to wake up, petrol is the biggest inflationary factor and not in the

interests of the economy. Or are Bill English and John Key just thinking, the higher the price,the more the GST rake off is? Key and English should forget their free market obsession and have price control on petrol. H Francis

Kiwi Bunk House Dear Ed, Finally, two brave Americans have stood up against Kiwi Bunk House. Bravo to them for bringing up this matter. This problem has being going on for some time, and many of my Asian friends have become their working holiday slaves. It has been a nightmare for them once they check in. They are forced to stay minimum three months, because of the NZ$300 deposit (no refund). They are provided job at vineyard through contractor, but their wages was not paid directly to them. They received their pay from Kiwi Bunk House after

deducting room rental. This is totally outrageous. Regardless whether they work for a day or longer, they are forced to buy brand new pruning gear, costing above $NZ300. Kiwi Bunk House is not the only backpacker house that is doing this. We hope some authorities will investigate this matter as soon as possible before they tarnish New Zealand’s or Blenheim’s clean image. We don’t want backpackers to return home with a bad impression of New Zealand. Very Very Disappointed

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Dear Ed, I read the article on page 3 of the Sun 21st July 2011 headed “Confusion over heat pump contract” in total disbelief. Question: Why wasn’t the heat pump contract for 177 council homes advertised openly locally with a warning - EECA Accreditation was a requirement. This town is well represented by a number of refrigeration and air conditioning contractors who have earned the respect of local and out of town customers. Dare I admit to having trained some of those personal. All would have numerous consents to operate within the trade, BUT would be staggered to find they need yet another consent paper with a tick box to qualify as a tenderer. The consequence of not winning a tender: • Tendering has a cost - unseen by

the customer • Every project has to raise capital that must be serviced • Major part of the capital will be spent outside of the town • The payback of capital and interest will become a commitment from the local rate payer • The ratepayer looks to local employers for sustenance • The local economy needs successful business to build a strong town • The employees of the out of town contractors will collect their sustenance but will not pay any of this towards Marlborough Rates. I close my comments before deep depression overwhelms, go dig a hole to shelter in before the flak that will surely follow arrives. John May Retired Refrigeration Engineer

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35 Main Street, Blenheim

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Owner and sole operator of Matthew’s Mechanical Services, Matthew Ryan has put his 14-years industry experience to good use after opening the business more than two years ago. Cars and mechanics have played a large part in Matthew Ryan’s life, so owning his own mechanical services business has been an exciting career move. Born and bred in Marlborough, Matthew started his career working at Blenheim Toyota where he began as an apprentice. There he worked for seven-years before taking his skills across the ditch to Australia. Still working for Toyota, Matthew also trained as a Lexus technician before returning home to Blenheim. His desire to operate his own business prompted him to begin Matthew’s Mechanical Services which he based from home. “I always had a dream to own a business so I am really happy with how things are going. “People love coming to the workshop because it’s an open area and they can see what is going on and more imporantly, it’s me they are dealing with,” he says. The majority of Matthew’s business came from word of mouth and referrals from his

many satisified customers. “Having that one on one personal relationship with customers is what brings people back,” he says. After only two years, Matthew’s Mechanical Services had grown so much that it needed a new premises. So five months ago Matthew packed up his tools and moved into a larger work space at 35 Main Street in Blenheim. There he carries out every aspect of mechanical work on all types of vehicles, from cars to utilities to trailers to light commercial vehicles. For those whose vehicles need to spend a day or more in the workshop, Matthew has a courtesy car and a four-wheel drive for loan. Open 8am -5pm Monday to Friday, and on the weekend by arrangement Matthew is available to help with all your mechanical problems. Simply phone or call in and see him today.

Phone Jeff: 027 454 4547 Phone Tony: 021 134 9029

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Wednesday August 3, 2011

Look good - feel great!

Stay body beautiful with local businesses Imagine sitting atop of a lush green hill, sipping a cup of herbal tea whilst listening to the cheerful twittering of native birds. Being so close to nature, breathing the fresh air and enjoying the quiet away from the everyday stress of life can provide a much needed cleanse of the mind, body and soul. There are also a number of local businesses which specialise in providing the ultimate relaxation escape. Pampers Escape, located on the north side of the Wairau River (adjacent to Rapaura Road) provides all people of Marlborough a “place in paradise” to escape to.

There they can have their soul and senses put back in order in a beautiful and magical environment while they enjoy one of many beauty therapy treatments. Another way to unwind and relax is by having a hand massage and nail treatment. ‘Beautiful Nails’ technician Melissa Henderson says her clients enjoy the privacy and relax environment of her home based Blenheim business. Treat your hands and feet to a chic set of acrylic nails or even a set of party tips for when you want to impress on a social occasion. For those wanting to refresh their look, a stylish new cut and colour from Vogue

Hairstylists on Maxwell Road is just the ticket. Sit back and relax while one of their skilled hair stylists transforms your hair, leaving you feeling fresh and revitalized. To top off your relaxation escape, Trilby Johnson can help to empower you to achieve physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well being through her business Be Yu Well-Being. She offers a wide variety of techniques including massage therapy, Reiki Healing, traditional hot stones, holistic energy bodywork, well being coaching, providing oneness blessings and Access Bars.

Yummy mummies A common goal among new mothers is how to get rid of their pregnancy weight or “jelly bellies”, and regain their toned and more flatter stomachs. For some women it can be an easy task but for others it is an uphill battle that takes many months, even years. With proper exercise and a healthy diet the process can be much easier than you think. Proper nutrition and a gradual

return to other forms of exercise (walking, jogging, weight lifting) are just as important in restoring the body to its pre-pregnancy state. You’ll never see a “six pack” if a layer of fat is overlaying it. Weight loss and fitness take patience, time, and discipline; if things are pushed too soon, other problems can arise. For example, begin with a casual stroll around your neighbourhood and as you feel stronger, increase

the intensity level. Move on to a gentle jog and when you feel up to it, increase your jogging pace. By starting with low intensity exercise you are enabling your body to adjust at a comfortable rate. Remember that your body has had to cope with many changes during the pregnancy and birth so take your time and don’t push your body beyond its limits, good things happen in good time!

Celebrating the mind and body

The relationship between the body, mind and our health is an important one. For many people spirituality, meditation, mindfulness, exercise, good nutrition and self care are what keep the body and mind in harmony which in turn makes us healthy. It is important to know that it is we who create our own happiness. It comes from within us and we as individuals have the capability to create our own lives as we want it. Here are some fun tips toward boosting your physical and mental wellbeing. 1) Orienteer

An adventure at any age, orienteering gets you back to nature, be it in the local woods or an urban park, and gives a mental and physical boost. 2) Belly dance

One of the most effective ways to tighten the tummy muscles and help get rid of excess flab is to take inspiration from the Middle East and belly-dance. 3) Hide the remote

Experts say that even the simplest spontaneous activity helps prevent weight gain. Park your car further away from your destination, sit on an exercise ball and roll around while you’re working at the computer, make two trips when unpacking your shopping and hide the remote control so you have to get up.

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Eliminate all background noise, run yourself a nice warm bath and light some candles. Relax your thoughts and listen only to the sound of your breathing. Enjoy!

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FaCe & Body TreaTs • Blissed-Out Feet, Hands and Head Massage – a delightfully simple yet highly effective massage focusing exclusively on the rich pressure point regions of the body, literally affording a feeling of bliss within minutes! • energy Facial – a sublime combination of body energy work and facial acupressure to relieve and release tensions on a cellular level from sinus, allergies, stress, toxins, anxiety, insomnia etc. • energetic FaceliFt – the facelift without surgery or botox. This gentle yet powerful hands-on technique can tighten and tone the skin, removing stress from the face and body, rejuvenating and revitalising, maximising healthier looking skin. For best results series of 10-20 sessions recommended. • HOt stOnes – a real pampering, using warmed stones and long smooth rhythmic movements. Great for reducing pain, muscle spasm, increasing blood and lymphatic circulation, more mobile connective tissue and an overall feeling of relaxation and well-being.

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Wednesday August 3, 2011

Nelson Marlborough DHB Plans for 2011/12 We believe this Annual Plan will ensure that Nelson Marlborough District Health Board (NMDHB) can deliver high quality health and disability services to our community by working smarter and more efficiently while operating within our allocated funding. To see our planned specific actions and activities over the coming year view our Annual Plan at www.nmdhb.govt.nz.

>> Funding

and Expenditure

Funding NMDHB receives population-based funding and funding for specific crown allocations from the Government. This means funding is allocated on the basis of the: number of people, use of health services, ethnicity and socio-economic status, and how many people in rural areas. This totals $359m We also receive funds from other DHBs for their people treated in our hospitals, however as we are a ‘provincial DHB’ we contribute a much greater amount to other DHBs for our people to receive a range of services that we do not provide locally such as, for example, heart bypass operations, cancer treatments and organ transplants. This is shown as Other DHBs in the graph below under expenditure. This totals $8m Direct funding from Ministry of Health to Public Health, some screening services, Needs Assessment, life-long disability funding. This totals $21m We also receive payment from ACC for surgical and other interventions, private patients and interest. This totals

$15m

Total Revenue $403m

Expenditure Total budget expenditure $403m

$21m Other $60m Supplies

$148m Staff

$229m DHB Hospitals

$168m Non Government, Community Health Providers, & Other DHB’s

$14m Other $38m Other DHBs $4m Hospice

$34m Drugs $28m GPs $41m Aged Care & Disability Support

$9m Community Mental Health

$6m Governance Admin

What we’re doing Our over arching goals are to achieve the best health outcomes for our patients and financial viability for the district and regional health sectors. The Annual Plan outlines the implementation of patient-centred service delivery through the more clinically focussed Executive Leadership Team. This new structure has strengthened clinical leadership across the district through increasing clinical involvement across specialist and community services. The DHB will continue to work with Primary Health Organisations, Mental Health providers and Iwi providers to achieve greater collaboration through health systems that work better across the full span of services. The Annual Plan also outlines how the regional delivery of services across the South Island will be implemented through the South Island Regional Health Services Plan.

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Wednesday August 3, 2011

World Breastfeeding Week 2011 augu s t 1-7

Proudly Supporting World Breastfeeding Week 2011 OPening HOurS: Friday 8 - 9pm • Sat 9 - late • Sun 9 - 4pm • Mon 8 - 4pm • Tuesday 8 - late • BYO

24-28 Scott Street • P/F: 03 579 3242

Supporting world BreaStfeeding week 2011

the World Breastfeeding Week theme for 2011 focusing on engaging and mobilising youth intergenerational work with the catchy slogan of: “talk to me! Breastfeeding - a 3D Experience”

The best start for your baby

Because you want the best for your children! Our centre and our teachers have built a strong reputation based on the quality of care, the strength of relationships with parents and children, the enjoyment and development exhibited by the children, and the warm and inviting building. We invite you to visit our centre and see for yourself why Leaps and Bounds is so highly regarded by the families of our children. LEAPS AND BOUNDS Early Learning Centre 27 Redwood Street, Blenheim • P: (03) 5785842 enquiries@leapsandboundselc.co.nz

www.leapsandboundselc.co.nz

Kimi Hauora Wairau are proud to support Breastfeeding Week 2011

Baby changing facilities and children’s play room

For more information contact us: Level 4, Cavalier House Cnr Market and Alfred Streets P O Box 1091, Blenheim 7240 Ph: (03) 520 6200 Fax: (03) 578 1198

“Clubs of Marlborough at the heart of your community”

42 Alfred St, Blenheim Ph: 578 1059

Love Them - Protect Them - Immunise Them

Supporting World Breastfeeding Week 2011

All welcome At Dolce! Level 1, The Forum, Market St Phone: 03 579 3182

Relief foR ColiC Pain anD GRiPinG HUGER The old l a n i g i Colic Mixture r o The Natural Rhubarb & Ginger Mixture for Infants up to 1 year

WAIRAU PHARMACY The Drive Thru Pharmacy 47 Scott Street Phone 578 6022 Free and available parking

World Breastfeeding Week 2011 Is proudly supported by

Te Rapuora Health Services 69-71 Grove Road, Blenheim

Health & Social Service Proud to support World Breastfeeding Week 2011 82 Seymour St, Blenheim • Phone 577 9256

World Breastfeeding Week (August 1-7) is celebrated in over 170 countries around the world, and here in Marlborough we too are playing a part in acknowledging the importance of breastfeeding. The highlight of the week, ‘The Big Latch On’ (now in its sixth year), will be held in Blenheim at the Clubs of Marlborough on August 5. Last year a record 38 mothers got together for The Big Latch On

countdown, which saw around 1500 mothers nationwide take part. Registrations on the day are at 10am and the countdown begins at 10:30am and morning tea will be provided. And in appreciation of the impressive support of the Marlborough community, fantastic spot prizes will also be gifted out to congratulate the breastfeeding Mums of Marlborough.

For more information on Immunisation, please talk with your Doctor, Practice Nurse, Immunisation Coordinator (0800 022 521) or call the Immunisation Advisory Centre on 0800 466 863

Marlborough breastfeeding network • Maataa Waka • Plunket • Maternity Services • Parents Centre • The Breastfeeding Clinic • Mum4Mum • Babes in Arms • Public Health • Te Rapuora • Ngati Rarua • NPA

Proudly supporting World Breastfeeding Week breastisbest@maataawaka.co.nz

This year’s theme; “Talk to me! Breastfeeding - a 3D experience”, hopes to encourage and strengthen inter-generational communication which seems to have been lost with time. Becoming a new mother is an overwhelming time in a woman’s life and often breastfeeding does not come easily. Receiving support from friends and whanau is incredibly valuable to help ensure that confidence is not lost and to encourage the Mum to keep persevering with the great job she is doing. The World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends breastfeeding for the first two years of a child’s life. In New Zealand the majority of mothers do not make it past the six week mark. World breastfeeding week also serves

to bring together community organisations that are committed to promoting breastfeeding and supporting parents who make the choice to breastfeed their children and to thank and acknowledge them for the important work they are doing. The Marlborough Breastfeeding Network was formed to ensure new mums are being supported at all stages throughout their journey. Currently we meet quarterly and consist of representatives from Maataa Waka, Plunket, Maternity Services, The Breastfeeding Clinic, Mum4Mum, Babes in arms, Public Health, Te Rapuora, Ngati Rarua and NPA. However, anyone with an interest in supporting breastfeeding is very welcome to be involved: breastisbest@ maataawaka.co.nz

Community support is invaluable too. to mark the occasion bright blue breastfeeding friendly logos will be displayed in supportive cafes throughout the Marlborough Region.

BLENHEIM “Proudly 100% locally owned and operated”

“Proudly supporting World Breastfeeding week 2011” 4 Freswick St, Blenheim Phone: 520 9030 E: blenheim@newworld-si.co.nz • www.newworld.co.nz

• Corporate lunches • Lounge bar • Upstairs bar available for private functions

Open 8am to late 71 High Street, Blenheim, Ph 578 3828

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Wednesday August 3, 2011

World Breastfeeding Week 2011 augu s t 1-7

Breastfeeding best By Celeste Lodewyk Mother of three, Samara Edgecombe believes in the importance of breastfeeding and shares her experiences as part of World Breastfeeding Week 2011. Pictured with Isaiah (5months), Evi (22months) and Wesley (5years), Samara has had very different breastfeeding experiences with each of her children. “With Wesley I had to stop after six weeks due to his Colic and I was advised to feed him formula to help settle him at night, otherwise he would cry for two hours straight. I was gutted I couldn’t continue breastfeeding him, but I accepted it. “When Evi was born I knew I wanted to breastfeed as long as I could. Mostly because she was very easy to feed, but also because I wanted to save money on formula. I had to stop when Evi was five months because

I returned to work, which I found really hard especially as I didn’t want to lose the convenience of breastfeeding. “Isaiah is my last baby which in a way makes it quite special, so I am planning to breastfeed as long as I can, between nine and 12 months I hope. Sometimes I think it would be easier to bottle feed him as I have my two older children also needing my attention, but this is where having a supportive partner is really important. “If I am in the middle of feeding Isaiah, my husband Warren will take the other two away and distract them. He will also take Isaiah and burp him after a feed so I can have a break as well as helping out with housework, it’s been great support,” she says. Show your support for World Breastfeeding Week 2011 by encouraging the women in our community with their breastfeeding efforts.

Open 7days/nights - 7.30am till late

Enjoy our open fire and relax with your baby

6 Symons Street, Blenheim - 577 8822 www.raupocafe.co.nz

Public Health supports World Breastfeeding Week www.healthyas.org.nz

Public Health Service

Samara Edgecombe is a staunch supporter of the benefits of breastfeeding. She is pictured here with her three children, Isaiah (5months), Evi (22months) and Wesley (5years). Photo by Celeste Lodewyk G R E A T C O F F E E, T E A & H O T C H O C O L A T E

Proudly supporting Breastfeeding Week 2011 QUEENS MARKET MALL, BLENHEIM 03 579 4909

HARONGA: John, Heather and big sister Mckenzie are thrilled to announce the arrival of Alyssa Jade (8lb 2oz) on 26th July 2011 at 11.59am at Wairau Hospital. Thanks to our fabulous midwife Shona Wills, Gary Fentiman and theatre staff, and all the nurses on the Maternity Ward. Both doing well.

HARPER: Hamish and Annie are thrilled to welcome Alastair to the family. A wee brother for Fiona and Ciaran. Born at 5.44pm on July 27th 2011. Weighing a healthy 4.44kg (9lb 13oz)! Huge thanks to Sue, Jodie and Gwen and all the Maternity Ward staff, for your wonderful care and attention.

The Big World Wide laTch on 2011 Talk to Me! A 3D Experience Celebrating World Breastfeeding Week

The most women in synchronised breastfeeding around the world

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Registration from 10am for the 10.30am Latch On @ CLuBs OF MARLBOROUGH • 42 ALFRED ST - MORning TEA pROviDED Enquiries to Huia 0210467349 breastisbest@maataawaka.co.nz m a a t a a

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SPENCE: Linton and Petra are very proud to announce the safe arrival of baby boy Clay John, 7lb 9oz on 17th July at 11.39am. Special thanks to Cathy Middleton, Genny Healey and all the staff on Maternity Ward for their wonderful care. Photo provided.

PLEASE NOTE Wairau Hospital Maternity Ward visiting hours are: DAILY at 10am - 12pm and 4pm - 7pm

Order your baby photos at the Sun office: 72 High Street, Blenheim

WEIR: John and Michele are proud to announce the safe arrival of Hunter William John (8lb 10oz) on July 28, 2011. A special brother for Courtney, Kimberley and Harriet. Special thanks to Gwen Costello, Gary Fentiman, theatre and maternity staff.

MuM OF THE WEEK Congratulations to Petra Spence 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.

“Proudly 100% locally owned and operated” Tel: 03 520 9030, Fax: 03 520 9080, Email: blenheim@newworld-si.co.nz

huge StoCk Sale eVeRYthINg MuSt go! - NeW & eX ReNtalS Car Seats, Buggies, Maternity Wear, Portacots and lot’s lot’s more.... Be IN QuICk as everything’s priced to sell! Wednesday 3rd & thursday 4th 10am - 2pm Cnr Main & Symons Streets Next to Dominos Pizza (Behind Briscoes)

Phone: 0800 222 966

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Wednesday August 3, 2011

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MAXWELL ROAD The

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looks at local business on our very own Maxwell Road

Enjoy what Maxwell Road has to offer Maxwell Road is a vibrant and dynamic street to visit, with its colourful array of restaurants and cafés, accommodation and retail stores. Start your day with coffee and breakfast at the Secret Garden Café, WineBar and Eatery. With a delectable menu to choose from, the whole family can enjoy a hot breakfast together within the beautiful garden setting. Next door is the Secret Garden Shop, also

known as the Mudhouse on Maxwell which has a wide range of high quality New Zealand made products on offer. For lunch call in and visit the chefs at Akbabas Turkish Kebabs and Café who will serve up a delicious meal of kebabs, salads or desserts complimented by a coffee or authentic Turkish tea. If you are in town for a special occasion, call in and see the team at Vogue Hairstylists who can give you a fresh,

stylish new look. Active seven days a week, locals and visitors can easily spend a day enjoying what Maxwell Road has to offer, so don’t delay and enjoy what this road has to offer today.

Authentic Indian With its tantalising display of exotic cuisine prepared with a vibrant combination of natural herbs and spices, Village Indian Restaurant on Maxwell Road offers a truly authentic Indian experience. Staying true to tradition, Village Indian has designed its’ menu and décor to reflect each region of India. Traditional wooden items hang from the walls while candles and lamps add a warm, fresh ambience to the brightly coloured restaurant. Sourcing most of its produce locally including quality lamb and chicken, Village Indian captures

the spirit of India through its ‘real authentic Indian food’. Bringing these traditions to the tables are Indian chefs Bijender Chauhan and Akhtar Hossain. From northern India Bijender is the restaurant’s curry chef while Akhtar, the Tandoori chef hails from the south. Diverse and flavourful, Village India is the place to dine, open seven days and has 10 percent discount on takeaway meals. Right: The Village Indian chefs Bijender Chauhan and Akhtar Hossain.

Family or friends coming to stay in Blenheim? Bings is best kebabs • salads • Desserts • Lunch & Dinner • Open 7 Days •11am untiL Late

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• Seedling (for the kids) • Living light candles • David Trubridge Design • Wheatbags.Co.Nz • Pure Source ...and much more!

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Taste the best Indian food only at Village India Blenheim... No compromise with quality and quantity.

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Gourmet food of the Mughal era with its intricate masalas and elaborate reparations is a discerning diner’s delight!

OPEN 7 DAYS - 5.30pm til late 17B Maxwell Road, Blenheim Phone: 577 5000

When out of town visitors come to stay, what is one of the first things they want to do? Shop in Blenheim! Coupled with the diverse retail shopping opportunities on Maxwell Road, Bings Motel is close to the town centre and can offer your visitors a comfortable place to stay. This provides easy access to local restaurants, cafes, retail stores and hair and beauty services. Bings Motel’s “No Frills” pricing means affordable accommodation for groups of all sizes a nd individuals.

Here is what a traveller had to say:

“Upon arrival at Bings you are greeted by friendly staff, directed to your room which was spacious and clean. The rooms had everything you would need away from home and the location is excellent - right in the middle of Blenheim. We stayed there as a family, 12 of us including brothers, sisters, niece and nephews of all ages and we all loved it. We will stay here again without any doubt. It was a pleasure to stay here and if you have any sense of location and ease of stay... BINGS is the place.”

BINGS MOTEL

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Wednesday August 3, 2011

SAVE EVEN MORE ON THE THINGS YOU REALLY NEED Country Fresh Gourmet Potatoes 2kg

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 Allison Kingi and Charm aine Pelham set up a market stall at the Renwick Community Market yester day.

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 Budding hunter Daniel McLean pictured with his 27kg boar caught at Okaramio for the Blenheim Toyota Boar Slaying Super Comp recently.

 Tyrone and Kya Wairau were proud of the possum they caught for the Blenheim Toyota Boar Slaying Super Comp recently.

en Johnson  Neighbours Joan Squire and Colle munity Market Com ick Renw the at ning mor a enjoy yesterday.

 Julee P il and are w lans and Litia Tupo aiting for u their turn malohi are from T ua at Ten Pin Bowling. Marina

 Proving that women can compete with the men, Kelly Lee landed herself two prizes with this 66.5kg boar caught in a “secret location” for the Blenheim Toyota Boar Slaying Super Comp recently.

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Nelson drive-off culprit caught in Blenheim A 21-year-old unemployed man was arrested on Tuesday in relation to two historic drive-off petrol thefts in Nelson, and on eight warrants for his arrest. Earlier, a 17-year-old unemployed man was arrested for receiving a stolen mountain bike, and for possession of a knife in a public place. A t 11p m , a 21- y e a r- o l d unemployed man was arrested for disorderly behaviour after a member of the public reported a man yelling and swearing on Lucas Street, Blenheim.

Man arrested for vandalism, assault A 37-year-old unemployed man was due to appear in Blenheim District Court on Thursday after smashing property at his and his neighbour’s house and throwing a wooden paling at the neighbouring house’s owner. Pol ice say t he ma n was wrestling with his neighbour when they arrived at the Scott Street address at about 3pm on Wednesday. The man was charged with injuring with intent to injure, assault with a blunt instrument and wilful damage. He was also arrested for possession of cannabis and cannabis-smoking utensils. At 11.25pm on Wednesday, a 17-yearold male vineyard worker was arrested for drink driving and causing a sustained loss of traction following an incident on Girling Avenue, Blenheim. The man has been bailed and is due to appear in Blenheim District Court on August 15. A 43-year-old unemployed man was later arrested after allegedly assaulting a fireman who was trying to attend to a fire at a house on New Renwick Road. He was also arrested for possession of cannabis. The man has been bailed and is due to appear in Blenheim District Court on August 21.

Crash on Beaver Road Two motorists have escaped uninjured following a two-vehicle crash at

the Beaver Road and Arthur Street intersection on Wednesday afternoon. Police say one of the drivers, a 59-yearold woman, failed to give way to the other vehicle, being driven by a 24-yearold man, when the incident occurred at about 2.15pm. Both vehicles sustained moderate damage. Pol ice say enqu i r ies a re continuing into the crash and charges are likely.

Assault on police A 33-year-old unemployed wom a n wa s a r r e st e d for assaulting police, disorderly behaviour and resisting police after an incident on Waikawa Road, Picton, at about 7pm on Thursday. Early Thursday morning, two 23-year-old male shepherds were arrested for fighting in a public place on Market Street. At 10.15pm, a 21-year-old male vineyard worker was arrested on a Warrant for his arrest and breaching his bail conditions. Shortly after, a 33-year-old male vineyard worker was arrested after he was caught attempting to break into a garage on Parker Street in Blenheim. A police dog unit tracked the offender and he was apprehended at a police cordon. He has been held in custody and was due to appear in the Blenheim District Court on Friday. At 11.55pm, a 30-year-old male vineyard worker was arrested for breaching his bail conditions.

Super Liquor theft A 33-year-old unemployed man was arrested for stealing alcohol from Super Liquor on Friday morning. Earlier, a 14-year-old male student was arrested for breaching his bail conditions and possession of instruments for burglary. Three other people were arrested for breaching their bail conditions on Friday. They were: a 59-year-old unemployed man, a 22-year-old unemployed man, and a 22-year-old male vineyard worker. The latter was also arrested for failing to appear in court.

At about 8pm on Frdiay, a 20-year-old male vineyard worker was arrested for trespassing on a Cleghorn Street property.

Driving infringement A 20-year-old unemployed man was arrested for driving while disqualified after being stopped by police on Grove Road, Blenheim, early Saturday morning. Shortly after, a 17-year-old male labourer and a 17-year-old male student were arrested for disorderly behaviour after an incident on Scott Street. At 4.25am, an 18-year-old male labourer was arrested for trespassing. Other arrests on Saturday included: an 18-year-old male vineyard worker for stealing a hat from The Warehouse, and a 29-year-old male vineyard worker for possession of cannabis.

Spate of Sunday morning arrests Four people were arrested for disorderly behaviour in the early hours of Sunday morning. A 27-year-old male labourer was the first to be nabbed following an incident on Kinross St at 1.45am. He was also charged with breaching the liquor. A 23-year-old forestry worker and a 32-year-old male vineyard worker were then arrested following separate incidents on Market St at about 3am. Shortly after, a 21-year-old male forestry worker was arrested following an incident on Main St. At 3.40am, a 25-year-old male forestry worker was arrested for fighting in a public place on Market Street. A 15-year-old male student was arrested for trespassing on a Bomford St property just after 11pm.

Try the new Alfred Street parking building for free! • Alfred Street parking building is open for public parking • Park on ground level and floors 1 and 2 • Paid parking (80cent per hour) will begin early September • Permanent free parking from 5.30pm-midnight • No entry after midnight • To lease a parking space: Phone 520 7400

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community notices The Community Noticeboard is for non-profit organisations. For $10.00 you can publish up to 25 words. No AGMS, sporting notices or special meetings. Community Notices must be prepaid. Call into our office at 72 High Street, Blenheim

Housie Thursdays 7pm

Caring for our community since 1869 • • • •

Chapel and reception lounge Prepaid & prearranged funerals 24 hour service Marlborough’s only cremation facility

Blenheim Bowling Club, Weld Street. 40 houses, 2 super houses, 2 silent lines & raffles. Bring a friend, have a good night out. Proceeds to Special Needs Children of Marlborough.

Mental Health Consumer Advocacy Service Our Advocates will take up your cause to ensure your rights are respected, listen to your concerns and support you in the actions you want to take to gain resolution. Ph: 5795304 or call at Level 2, Aorere House, 54 Scott St.

NZ Model Vehicle Club Inc. Marlborough Branch, Model Expo Redwoodtown Community Hall. Saturday August 13th 10am-4pm. Gold Coin entry and Raffles.

Sheets ‘n’ Things Good used linen for sale! Open Monday to Friday 9.00am - 12 noon at Bread of Life, 14b Stephenson Street (opp Boys College) Phone: 577-5423.

SF Marlborough (supporting families and mental well being) For information/advocacy/support for families living with mental illness please contact Cheryl or Lyn on 577 5491 or visit us at 4 Scott Street. All Welcome.

St Christophers Goodwill at the Church Hall, opp Countdown, Redwoodtown this Friday 9.00am - 12noon. Great bargains in used clothing and household goods. Some free items.

The Blue Door is open Monday to Friday 9.00am - 3.30pm. Saturday 9.00am - 2pm. Item surplus to your requirements we would gladly accept. We can deliver. Phone 5794353.

Weekly Sunday Market Wynen St Carpark, 8.00am - 1.00pm. Produce, crafts, plants, books, preserves, general goods. Traders Welcome $5.00 car space. No bookings necessary. Information Joan 5787918.

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community services Marlborough After hours GP Services: at Wairau Hospital campus, after 6pm. (excluding Redwoodtown Doctors patients see below) Reception 520 6377. Office 520 9980. Ambulance: Urgent 111. Non urgent 579 4870. Redwoodtown Doctors: 9amnoon Saturday morning. Redwoodtown Doctors' patients requiring A/H consultations please phone 5780470. After Hours Chemists: Springlands Pharmacy 9am-6pm 7 days Ph 5782271. Diabetes NZ Marlborough: 5775549, Office hrs Tues,Wed,Thurs 9am-3pm. Lifeline Marlborough: 5778668, 24hr helpline. Marlb Women's Refuge, Rape and Sexual Abuse Resource Centre: Crisis line, phone Wairau Hospital (5209999) and ask for Women's Refuge contact numbers. Overeaters Anonymous: Red Cross Rooms, 33 Redwood Street. Every Tuesday at 7.30pm. Victim Support: 0800 VICTIM (0800 842 846) Alcoholics Anonymous: Rose 5777651, Harvey 5788125 Al-Anon: Help for families & friends of alcoholics. Ph Margaret 578 4690 or Ross 578 5896. Alzheimers Society Marlb: 577 6172, 8 Wither Rd, Mon,Wed,Fri

death notices BOYCE, Eva May (formerly Aldridge, nee Gibson): Born 5 September 1919, passed peacefully at Aberleigh Village on July 26, 2011. Loving wife of James Charles Aldridge (deceased) and Neil Boyce (deceased), treasured Mum of Marion MacLeod and the late Lindsay, Marg and Doug Holmes, Tony and Margaret Aldridge. Dearly loved “Supergran” of Matiu (deceased), Kim, John, Mandy, Keri, Matt, Tia, Rana, Simon, Jim, Mark (deceased), Nicola, Grant, Tania, Vanessa, Melanie, Charles, Tahanga, Kaea, Kate, Chloe, Tony, Isaac, Lili, Ruby, Ella, Vee-Jay, Stacey, Alandra, Cole and special Nana of Barbara. Messages to the Boyce family, c/- PO Box 110, Blenheim 7240 or c/- D & M Holmes, 219 Brancott Road, RD 2, Blenheim 7272. GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz

9am-4pm / Tue, Thrus 9.30-3pm. Hospital Visiting Hours Wairau Hospital: Daily 11.30am7.30pm, 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. Marlb Family Budgeting Free,confidential budgeting advice. Monday -Friday. Phone 578 2006. Citizens Advice Bureau Free, friendly, confidential advice. Mon - Fri 9.30am - 4pm. Phone 578 4272. Picton Doctor: Phone weekend doctor 573 6092 or Marlborough After Hours GP Service 520 6377. Office 5209980. Ambulance: Urgent 111. Nonurgent 579 4870. Chemist:Pic ton Healthcare Pharmacy. Ph 573 6420 Mon -Fri 9-6pm, Sat-Sun 9-3pm, Queen Charlotte Pharmacy 573 7927 Sat 9-1pm. Seddon Health Clinic Monday 10am-1pm; Wednesday 3pm-7pm; Friday 10am-1pm. After hours: Marlborough GP Services: Reception: 520 6377. Office: 520 9980. For an appointment phone 578 1665 or Seddon Plunket Rms 575 7194 during clinic hours.

WALKER, Ernest Ross (Ross): On July 28, 2011, surrounded by his loving family, at Hospice Marlborough. Aged 79 years. Dearly loved husband and best friend of Shirley, adored Dad of Tina and Geoff Noad and Leigh Hodson, and father-in-law of Phil. Treasured Poppy of Carrie, and Mark; and Kate, and Livvy. “Friend to all”. Messages to 3 Robalan Place, Blenheim 7201. Donations to Life Flight Trust would be appreciated and may be made at the service or sent to PO Box 14-448, Kilbirnie, Wellington 6241. GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz

WALKER, Ernest Ross:On July 28, 2011. Haere Haere Haere atu ra Haere Ki toa moenga roa tou whanau John and Marlene Walker, David and Sylvia Walker, Bruce and Bernice Walker, Marie and Alan Wilson, Arohanui nga Tamariki.

acknowledgement WATSON, Kevin Patrick: Avis and family wish to say thank you to all who sent cards, flowers and baking. To those who visited, thank you it was most appreciated. Also St Johns Ambulance and Hospital.

Acknowledgements The Sun Newspaper offers an acknowledgement service to its readers. You can submit acknowledgements following family bereavements. The deadline will be on Mondays at 5.00pm, with a limit of 50 words for $10.00. You can submit acknowledgements by bringing them to the Sun office at 72 High Street, or posting them to PO Box 634 Blenheim 7240. You can also email them to sales@blenheimsun.co.nz Please include your contact details: Name, address, email and phone numbers, including your mobile number if possible.

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health & beauty ADRIENNE'S Beauty Den. For all your beauty treatment. 85 Lakings Road. Ph 578 8862 DENTURES - Advanced Prosthetic Treatment. Premium Dentures. Natural looks thanks to digital precision at Blenheim Denture Studio. 71 Alfred Street. Ph 578 4344 EAR Health. Removal of Ear Wax using microscope & suction. Ph for an appointment 578 8310 at Physiotherapy Centre, 11 Francis St. MOLE checks - for a thorough skin check using dermoscopy. Call the Skin Clinic 578 1665. SYS TE M : Slim lose weight the easy way, food designed for NZ'ers by NZer's. Ph Jean Rooney 577 8686.

TE RAWA RESORT Wilson Bay Pelorus Sound. Restaurant & Bar. Right at the waters edge, accommodation, Shop, On & Off Licence, petrol on wharf, LPG & moorings. Private functions & small conferences. Ph 03 579 8285 www.terawa.co.nz

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FIREWOOD green oldman pine. Delivered in town boundary. $135 for 3 cubicmeters. Phone Pam 572 5345 or Rex 578 0552

AEON Crossland 2WD Au to H / L B ox N ew $ 4995. Marlborough Trials Centre Ltd. 53 Grove Rd Blenheim. Ph 579 2500. Mobile 027 230 3151 CANAM 400 2 Seater 2005. Good condition. $ 5500. Marlborough Trials Centre Ltd. 53 Grove Rd Blenheim. Ph 579 2500. Mobile 027 230 3151 CANAM 400 Std NEW $12,200. Marlborough Trials Centre Ltd. 53 Grove Rd Blenheim. Ph 579 2500. Mobile 027 230 3151 G A S G A S EC 2 0 0 NEW 20 0 9 $ 9,40 0. M ar l b o r o u g h Tr i a l s Centre Ltd. 53 Grove Rd Blenheim. Ph 579 2500. Mobile 027 230 3151

GAS GAS EC250 Racing NEW 2009 $10,500. M ar l b o r o u g h Tr i a l s Centre Ltd. 53 Grove Rd Blenheim. Ph 579 2500. Mobile 027 230 3151

MARLBOROUGH RSA Womens Section. AGM to be held 10 August 2011 at 2pm in RSA Rooms. Calling for nominations for all positions on Committee. M Weir President

B I G - F U N Enter tainment. Pom Pom the magic clown etc. Ph 577 7393

R E C O R D S , C D 's , DVD's and turntables wanted. Any amount considered.Please phone: 578 8508 ROVER Lawnmower catcher - phone 570 5880

PEASTRAW $9. Delivered. 572 2701. Please leave a message. WHITE CHIP & white rocks. Ideal for pebble gardens, paths, driveways.Phone Thomson 575 6885 PICTON Equipment Centre. Now Open, for lawnmowers, chainsaws and outdoor power equipment. Sales and service. 7 Devon Street Picton. Ph 573 8150

G A S G A S EC 3 0 0 NEW 2010 $11,300. M ar l b o r o u g h Tr i a l s Centre Ltd. 53 Grove Rd Blenheim. Ph 579 2500. Mobile 027 230 3151 SUZUKI Vinson LTF50 0 Vinson 2007 2/4WD $ 6600. M ar l b o r o u g h Tr i a l s Centre Ltd. 53 Grove Rd Blenheim. Ph 579 2500. Mobile 027 230 3151 YAMAHA YFM450 Grizzly 2/4WD 2008. $6900 Marlborough Trials Centre Ltd. 53 Grove Rd Blenheim. Ph 579 2500. Mobile 027 230 3151

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Attention all C o m m u n i t y and Sporting O rg anis atio ns, an opportunity has arisen for you to raise funds by providing light catering one night per week. Email Christina Van Der Laan at milli101@ hotmail.com Emails must be received no later than 12th August.

CHAINSAW repairs, parts, accessories. All brands Picton Equipment Centre, 7 Devon Street, Picton. Ph 573 8150 GARDEN and outdoor power equipment sales and service at Picton Equipment Centre 7 Devon Street Phone 573 8150 PICTON Equipment Centre. Now Open, for lawnmowers, chainsaws and outdoor power equipment. Sales and service. 7 Devon Street Picton. Ph 573 8150

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DIRECTORS X 2, MARLBOROUGH LINES LTD The Marlborough Electricity Power Trust is the sole shareholder of Marlborough Lines Limited on behalf of electricity users in the Marlborough region. The Trust is currently seeking to appoint two Directors to the Board of Marlborough Lines Limited. Marlborough Lines provides 3,300 km of network lines to over 24,270 connections in the region and currently employs 126 staff. With Group revenues in excess of $44m the company also operates a successful contracting business and has similar network investments in Otago and Nelson. Candidates should bring to these roles, a track record of previous governance experience, broad commercial and financial acumen and, ideally, some understanding of the power industry or regulated sectors. It is not a pre-requisite that the appointee resides in the Marlborough region but an affinity for and understanding of local issues is desirable. While two existing Directors, retiring by rotation, may apply, the Trust will appoint the best qualified and experienced applicants.

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For more information about the position please contact Christine Smith CEO 03 520 6200. For a copy of the job description or to apply please contact: Ange.Henry-Gifford, angeHG@marlboroughpho.org.nz or Phone 03 520 6200

Kimi Hauora Wairau Marlborough PHO is seeking an experienced administrator to provide administrative support to the Primary Health Organisation. The position requires management and coordination of planning cycles, electronic and paper filing systems, excellent relationships with providers of office support including IT. The successful applicant will be an expert user of word processing, spreadsheet and database applications, be able to undertake and document development work, manage procurement and other projects as these arise. Applicants need to committed to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. The role reports to the CEO and with the Receptionist/PA and Accounts Administrator is a key support role for the CEO, board and PHO administrative processes. For more information about the position please contact Christine Smith Chief Executive 035206200. For a copy of the job description or to apply please contact Ange Henry- Gifford phone 035206200 or email angeHG@marlboroughpho.org.nz

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Kimi Hauora Wairau Marlborough Primary Health Organisation is seeking an experienced receptionist to provide reception services for the organisation and assistance for the Chief Executive Officer. The position requires client booking and reception as well as general visitors and is a busy people and support service role. The successful applicant will have excellent interpersonal skills including telephone communication. They will be well organised, experienced in office management processes and support and able to manage time effectively. Applicants must be committed to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. The position reports to the Chief Executive and, with the Office and Accounts Administrators (both part time) is a key point of contact and support for the PHO’s clients, member practices, Chief Executive, board and staff.

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TRIALS CHAMPS: Brendon Wadsworth, John Mortimer, Jason Baker and Gareth Wadsworth are representing Marlborough at the 2011 South Island Moto Trials Championships.

Moto masters to shine in S/I Champs By Celeste Lodewyk The South Island Moto Trials Championship is reaching the end of its six round series, but not before Marlborough has its chance to shine. Five local riders will be taking part in rounds three and four held in Blenheim on August 13 and 14 before the Championship ends in Christchurch in September. Many of these riders have already competed in the previous rounds and will be looking to build on points in an effort to win championship titles in their grades. Jason Baker already has 10 South Island Championship titles under his belt but is

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looking to add another after a short break from racing. He is competing in the Expert Grade and will definitely be one to watch out for. Brendon Wadsworth is currently leading on points in the President’s Grade and looking to defend his title from last year, while his son Gareth is currently running fourth in the Junior Class. John Mortimer hopes to shine in the Clubman Grade as this will be his first Championship in 20-years. John began racing in the 70’s and despite his long break, is keen to pit his skills against his fellow riders. D av e A t w o o l i s a l s o relatively new to the sport

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THE END? “For we write none other things unto you, than what ye read or acknowledge; and I trust ye shall acknowledge even to the end.” II Cor 1:13

We point your customers For almost a decade this column has used the approach of answering Bible questions to achieve the greater goal of warning our friends and neighbours in Marlborough: Read Sun online! in thethe right 1) That the Bible is true www.blenheimsun.co.nz direction. 2) That you have an eternal soul that will live forever somewhere

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3) That there is a heaven to gain and a hell to shun 4) That Jesus Christ is God in the flesh and the only way to eternal life 5) That there is a religious huckster on every corner with a belief or an idea not found in the Bible – such lies can prove eternally fatal (Matt 23:15) 6) If it is in the Bible, BELIEVE IT! If not, TOSS IT OUT! (Isa 8:20) Despite accusations to the contrary, we are not the only voice in Marlborough. We praise God for genuine believers scattered throughout many churches in our district who faithfully stand up for Christ. We weep for those who reject Christ outright or who worse yet, distort the truth and embrace a false hope with devastating future consequences. This week marks the last Bible Answers column in The Sun. We will still be preaching and teaching down on Wither Road and we will still be out on the streets and on your doorsteps preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. We still take Bible questions from the floor every Sunday night in our evening service. All we are doing is spending God’s money a bit differently. We will always be available to offer spiritual counsel from the Word of God. If you still are looking for Bible Answers, check out our blog at the web address below. Thank you for the many questions over the years. Thank you for reading our column. Thank you for your support. Most of all, thank you to each of you who remains faithful to our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ!

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Picton team end 28-year drought

Wednesday August 3, 2011

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The victorious Picton Women’s Pennant golf team [left to right]: Maria McConway, Joan Golding, Cushla Brosnahan, Marie Rea, Margaret Frisken, Ricky Ashworth and Diana Harper.

> Golf By Damian George Picton has taken out the Marlborough Women’s Pennant Matchplay Trophy for the first time in nearly 30 years following a clean sweep of Rarangi in the final round recently. Having led the tournament since a first round 10-2 victory over Blenheim in Kaikoura in May, the Picton side sealed the trophy with a convincing 12-0 win in Awatere on July 18. It marked the first time Picton

had won the six-team tournament since 1983, and just the second time it has triumphed since it last won in 1962. The tournament, also featuring Awatere, Marlborough and Kaikoura, sees teams square off against each of the other teams over five rounds. Two points are awarded for a win, and one for a tie. Ricky Ashworth, who played in all five rounds for Picton, says she was “gobsmacked” to learn how long it had been since her team last won the trophy. “I knew it had been some time

[since Picton won] but I wasn’t sure exactly how long until we saw the trophy,” she says. Picton’s other results included a 5-7 loss to Awatere in Blenheim, a 10-2 win over Marlborough in Rarangi and a 9-3 victory over Kaikoura in Marlborough. It will now go on to contest the Tasman District Pennant Final, including teams from Central Nelson, Northern Nelson and Buller-West Coast, in Karamea on August 29 and 30. Scores: Picton 46; Awatere, Marlborough 29; Blenheim 27; Rarangi 25; Kaikoura 24.

Reunited pair taste trans-Tasman success > rowinG By Damian George Trans-Tasman youth champions Georgia Hammond and Sophie Mackenzie were only reunited by their coach a few months ago after being split up for picking up each other’s ‘bad habits’. The time apart had obviously served the Blenheim rowers well, as they combined to romp to a convincing 17-second lightweight double sculls victory at the under-21 Youth Cup Regatta in Penrith, Australia, recently. Both rowers were also part of the winning New Zealand lightweight quad and eight crews, giving them a clean sweep over

their Australian rivals. Sophie says the pair had previously rowed together in the pairs event for more than four years before being separated. “We were copying each other’s bad habits – things like incorrect leg drive and breaking arms,” she says. “[Being split up] was probably good for us.” Cold conditions contributed to slow race times in the doubles event, while gusty winds made for a difficult race in the eight, Georgia says. New Zealand finished in 7 minutes, 50 seconds in the latter – well over a minute below their best time.

There were no such problems in the quad event, won by New Zealand by 13 seconds. Georgia says the New Zealand side exceeded its expectations over the three days. “We wanted to win them all, but we didn’t expect to win by so much.” Sophie and Georgia now turn their attention to RPC [regional high performance centre] trials in September, before starting preparation for the national rowing championships on Lake Karapiro in February next year. Marlborough also produced another gold medallist at the regatta, with Hannah sloan the cox of New Zealand’s eight crew.

Your week in sport

England are number one, like it or not The England test cricket side is undoubtedly the best in the world today. The world’s number two ranked side took an unbeatable 2-0 lead yesterday in their bid to knock their rivals, India, off the number one spot. Judging by their two performances so far, it seems only a matter of time before England, who needs to win the four-test series by two clear matches to go number one, achieve that feat. And it would be impossible to argue with that ranking. This England side, fresh off a demolition of Australia in the Ashes series last summer and a 1-0 victory over Sri Lanka recently, has all the hallmarks of previous great

test sides. Its top order all average nearly 50, its pace attack is balanced and ruthless, it has a world-class spinner, and possesses a seemingly innocuous tail which rescues it from potentially dire situations. The latter was demonstrated in this last test when tail-ender Stuart Broad made 64 to rescue his side from a top order collapse to get it through to 221. He then took five wickets for no runs as England, staring down the barrel of a huge first innings deficit, turned the match on its head before winning by 319 runs. In the previous match, it was wicket-keeper Matt Prior, along with Broad, who saved England from a similar situation and set up

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another massive win. Such st ubbor n, a n noying performances are reminiscent of the great Adam Gilchrist and co in Australia’s all-conquering side of recent times; just when you think you’ve got them, they counter. Its bowling attack contains arguably the finest swing bowler in world cricket, while Tim Bresnan and Stuart Broad can produce hostile spells. Its batting order, led by the run-guzzling Alistair Cook and supported by the likes of Andrew Strauss, Keven Pietersen and Ian Bell, has simply batted sides into submission. England is clearly number one. All that remains is for the rankings to confirm it.

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The Sun

Wednesday August 3, 2011

Family business here to stay

Harold drives in style

Harold the Life Education Trust giraffe pictured with educator Genevieve MacDonald, receives the keys to a 2008 Toyota Corolla from Blenheim Toyota sales manager Scott McDermid. Photo by Celeste Lodewyk.

Local woman Lisa Duncan and her husband Matt have purchased the Trendez Blenheim business. Photo by Celeste Lodewyk.

By Celeste Lodewyk A family owned and operated business which faced closure recently has re-emerged under new ownership. Trendez Fashions in Blenheim has been purchased by Lisa and Matt Duncan, keeping the business in the family. Lisa is the niece of original owner Shelley Musgrove and her sister Coral Mason who sold the business back to Shelley 10 months ago. When it was announced that the business would close on Sunday July 31, Trendez employees were

inundated with support from customers. “We were so surprised by all the feedback we received, so we are glad that the business is staying,” Lisa says. Shelley, who is based in Christchurch planned to close the business as the building it occupied was on the market. Staff members were given their notice but thanks to successful negotiations over a new lease, Lisa and her husband seized the opportunity to buy into the family business.

“Matt and I had initially talked about purchasing the business a year ago so it was definitely on the cards,” she says. There are two Trendez Fashions stores in the north island and four in the south island, all owned by various members of Shelley’s family. Trendez Fashions was opened in Blenheim by Shelley in Bythell Place before it moved to the corner of Scott Street and Maxwell Road (currently Euro Fashions). Coral then purchased the business and later moved to its current premises on Market Street.

By Celeste Lodewyk Life Education Trust giraffe Harold and educator Genevieve MacDonald will be driving in style thanks to Blenheim Toyota for supplying a new vehicle. Blenheim Toyota has been supporting the Trust since its establishment in Marlborough in 2005 by supplying a vehicle to educators. Genevieve collected the 2008 Toyota Corolla GX last Wednesday. “The community benefits from the work of the Trust

just as much as the schools do so we are proud to support them,” Blenheim Toyota sales manager Scott McDermid says. The Life Education Trust runs a mobile classroom to 99 percent of Marlborough schools as well as schools in the Hurunui, teaching primary-aged children about how their bodies work and the benefits of good food. “We want our kids to be the best they can be and appreciate Blenheim Toyota’s support in this goal,” Genevieve says.

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