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Silence in honour

By Celeste Alexander The news that everyone had been waiting for finally came through on the morning of 12 November 1918 – a Tuesday. Germany had surrendered and signed an armistice with the Allies the previous day, after a battle which lasted from 28 July, 1914 to 11 November, 1918.

Now 101 years on, the Marlborough Returned and Services Association (RSA) honoured those who made the ultimate sacrifice by holding an Armistice Day Memorial Service on Monday.

Blenheim man and veteran, John MacPherson, attended with his grand-daughter as he paid his respects and honoured the memory of his father, Robert, who served in the British Royal Navy during the first and second World Wars.

Continued on page 2.

Airforce veteran John MacPherson and his granddaughter Liv MacPherson, pictured at Monday’s Armistice Day commemorations in Blenheim.

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In honour of First World War fallen Continued from page 1.

Monday’s rain meant the memorial service was held indoors at the Clubs of Marlborough main hall, where members of the Marlborough RSA were joined by Airforce personnel, family members, and the public as they paid their respects.

A two minute silence was observed at 11am followed by the national anthem, sung by Marlborough Girls’ College student Rosie McAllister.

Mayor John Leggett welcomed attendees followed by an address by Wing Commander Kerry McKee, RNZAF Base Woodbourne.

A heartfelt prayer was also given

by Padre Terry Terrill in recognition of Chaplains Corps Day. As wreaths and poppies were laid, there were tears and emotions throughout the room as some veterans took a moment to remember family members who served during WWI. For John, it was a moment of reflection as he laid his poppy for his father, Robert MacPherson, who served in the British Royal Navy.

Upon his left breast he had his own medals proudly pinned. Born in Scotland, John served in the Airforce before moving to New Zealand in 1957 and joining the NZ Airforce

as a safety equipment technician.

“During my time with the RAF, the NZ Airforce was looking for new members so I answered the call, then stayed on through to my retirement,” he says.

John regularly attends Armistice Day services and says it’s still important for people to show their support.

“It’s nice to see that even after all these years since WWI, people turn out and show their appreciation for those who lost their lives. “ I ’m p r o u d t o h a v e m y grand-daughter with me at today’s service and it’s good to see the

younger generations attending too,” he says.

What is Armistice Day? After four terrible years, the First World War finally came to a close with the signing of an armistice between Germany and the Allied Powers on 11 November, 1918. On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, the guns famously fell silent. New Zealanders celebrated enthusiastically, despite having recently celebrated the surrenders of the three other Central Powers – Bulgaria, Turkey and Austria-Hungary – and the premature news of an armistice with Germany.

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Rosie McAllister of Marlborough Girls' College sang the national anthem and God Save the Queen at Monday's Armistice Day Memorial Service in Blenheim.

Veterans, Marlborough RSA members and the public turned out in support of Armistice Day commemorations.

There was a lot of emotion felt in the room by those who attended the Armistice Day Memorial Service, particularly during the wreath laying and placing of poppies.

Police disappointed in motorists speeding near school Marlborough Police are extremely disappointed with the number of motorists detected speeding outside Marlborough Girls’ College during a recent road policing operation on Nelson Street.

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Donated gifts for Sun appeal Thank you to everyone who has already donated to the Sun’s annual Christmas Appeal. This will run for the month of November, collecting donated gifts which will go to FosterHope Marlborough.

For those needing some gift ideas, tags have been placed on the tree with the age and gender of a child who will benefit from this appeal.

Call into the Sun office, grab a tag and drop in your donations before the end of November.

Kris North with his Ducati will be taking part in the White Ribbon Ride's South Island leg which kicks off this Friday.

He's pictured with Debbie Webster of Mike Pero Real Estate, who has sponsored the ride, and White Ribbon ambassador Ken Mahon.

Ride against violence

By Celeste Alexander White Ribbon Ride – heard of it but you’re not entirely sure what it’s all about?

It’s an event which sees a group of motorcycle riders convoy through towns in New Zealand, spreading the message that violence destroys families, and the South Island ride begins and ends in Marlborough.

This week-long motorcycle tour happens every November – White Ribbon Month – and is a powerful and inspirational voyage for all involved.

A lead group of riders steer convoys through towns in the North and South Islands, picking up support riders in every region along the way.

White Ribbon Ambassador, Ken Mahon of Nelson, says this will be his sixth time taking part in the event. Joining him for his second

year will be his friend, Blenheim man Kris North.

Kris says it’s a good cause to be part of and he’s looking forward to setting out.

“Everyone needs to stand up for something and this is something I believe in, so I’m proud to be part of it,” he says.

For Ken, the first time he took part was “a humbling experience”.

“My first thought about violence was ‘how can a man beat a woman’, but after meeting people who shared their own stories, you soon realise that the mental control and abuse lasts longer than the pain of being hit,” Ken says.

Ken is a member of the Red Knights Firefighters Motorcycle Club which has 10 chapters throughout the country. This is how he met Kris, through a charity ride.

Kris will be joining this year’s South Island group, who will begin their journey from Picton this Friday, travel down to Invercargill, then come back up to Blenheim on November 25.

The main focus of White Ribbon Month is about men standing up, speaking out and taking action against violence towards women.

“We are encouraging men to take ownership and if they see a mate being violent, pull him up and don’t ignore it,” Ken says.

“This year we want to challenge those unwritten rules that guys grew up with like… “don’t be a girl” and “toughen up”!

“These can suppress a person’s true feelings, so they learn to hide their hurt, which can then have a negative effect on them, and ultimately lead to violence.

Violence destroys families, sets

our children on a destructive journey and affects one in three women,” he says.

Also backing this year’s White Ribbon Ride is Mike Pero Real Estate Marlborough franchise owner, Debbie Webster. While she won’t be on a bike, she has donated $500 towards the fuel costs.

“It’s my pleasure to be supporting the White Ribbon Ride,” she says.

Organisers are encouraging the public to head along to Countdown Blenheim supermarket between 11.30am – 12.30pm on Monday, November 25, where space will be provided for the bikes to park up and the public to meet those taking part.

White ribbons will be handed out, as well as information, and the public can meet with riders.

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Jaemes Churchward as King Charles II (left), Aley Matthews as Nell Gwynn, Emily Watts as Rose Gwynn, and Gordon Ritchie as Charles Hart.

Nell Gwynn will make you grin!

By Aimee O’Hagan It’s been an exciting last few months for the cast and crew of Marlborough Repertory Society’s exciting production, Nell Gwynn, who are currently preparing for the show’s upcoming season.

Opening night is tomorrow evening, and the production is set to run until November 23.

With ticket costs ranging from $27.50 to $37.50, Nell Gwynn is being shown at Blenheim’s Boathouse Theatre.

The delightful play is set in the 1660s and tells the story of one of London’s first actresses, young Nell Gwynn (Aley Matthews), who

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catches the eye of promiscuous, theatre-lover, King Charles II (Jaemes Churchward). When Nell becomes Charles’ mistress, it causes stirrings both within the King’s Court and amongst theatre group, the King’s Company, of which Nell is an extremely valued member. Throughout the play, she is forced to choose between three significant aspects of her life: love, career, and family.

Directors, Pam Logan and Tamara Henry, say Marlburians should come see the show because it truly has “something for everyone”.

“It’s set in the restoration theatre period and based on real people, so there’s a lot of history embedded in the play,” Pam says.

“It’s modern, witty, very baudy, and features feisty women fighting for what they want!

“Although it does have obscure references,

there is no bad language.”

According to Tamara, Nell Gwynn is “joyful” and “full of life”.

“It’s a fabulous play – the cast has really enjoyed it, and I know the audience will too,” she smiles.

The two say that a definite highlight of Nell Gwynn is the “catchy” music; although the production is not a musical, Pam and Tamara’s version features a trio of musicians, who play tunes inspired by the era and often feature on stage alongside the cast – enlivening the play and raising it to a whole new level of entertainment.

“Come along to Nell Gwynn – you are guaranteed to be thoroughly entertained!”

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Family fun at A&P Show

By Aimee O’Hagan Last Friday and Saturday saw many Marlburians get out of the house and head to Blenheim’s A&P Showgrounds for the annual Marlborough A&P Show.

While they were there, visitors snacked on candy floss and hot chips, went for rides on the popular ferris wheel and other fairground attractions, tried their luck at winning a new toy at the sideshows dotted around the grounds, and took their pets – which included sheep, cows, horses, and other farm animals – to be judged for various competitions.

According to Marlborough A&P Association president, Chris Bowron, this year’s show was incredibly successful.

“I’d have to say it was even better than last year,” Chris says.

“The weather was beautiful and exactly what we wanted.

“It was great to see so many people getting out and enjoying what the show had to offer.

“I am so pleased with how it went.”

He says he was ecstatic to see so many school students from primary schools around Marlborough coming to the show on Friday to interact with all the animals that were there to pet and cuddle.

“It’s what the A&P Show’s all about, really,” Chris says.

“People having fun!”

See more photos from the show in The Sun’s Out and About section on page 14.

Archie Maccoll and Graeme the cow at the Marlborough A&P Show on Saturday afternoon.

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Crossroads office manager, Lauren Dodson, has helped organise the appeal, which is to be held this Friday.

Crossroads to hold new charitable appeal

By Aimee O’Hagan For the first time ever, Crossroads Blenheim is set to hold an appeal day this Friday; not only will supporters of the charity be raising funds, but they will also be raising awareness of Crossroads’ purpose and the work it does in the Marlborough community.

According to Crossroads office manager, Lauren Dodson, all of the money raised throughout the day will be going towards “running costs” for the organisation.

Crossroads needs approximately $11,000 to $14,000 a year in order to provide food, drink, a shower, care and support, and other essentials for members of the Marlborough community who are unable to provide for themselves.

Collectors will be stationed on Market Street, at Redwoodtown and Blenheim

Countdowns, and at PAK’n’Save from 9am until 1pm on Friday.

“People will be able to recognise us by our yellow, high visibility vests, our collection buckets, and our brochures, which will contain information about Crossroads Blenheim for people who are interested and want to find out more about us.

“Cancer Society Marlborough were nice enough to provide us with the high vis’ vests and collection buckets.”

According to Lauren, the idea for the appeal stemmed from the organisation’s desire to fund themselves.

“At the moment, most of the funds dedicated to us are grants,” she says.

“We decided to do this appeal because we wanted to find more ways of being self-sufficient.

“We would really appreciate the support.”

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Ferry Bridge traffic hazard cleared Many thanks to the member of the public, who took it upon themselves to clear the long grass, and growth from both ends of the Ferry Bridge at Spring Creek.

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Beer Fest ‘a little extra special’

By Celeste Alexander Sunshine, music and a pint of beer in hand – could it get any more Summer than this?

It’s exactly what will be on offer at the up and coming Renaissance Summer Beer Fest set for December 14, held at Dodson Street Beer Garden.

Owner Dietmar Schnarre has been holding this event for several years now, but this year’s festival will be something a little extra special.

“Being the only licensed brew pub in Marlborough, and the fact we have been next door to the Renaissance Brewing Company for the past seven years, we are celebrating the unique collaboration between both of our companies,” he says.

Dodson’s has also one of the largest beer gardens in New Zealand. This year’s Beer Fest will feature 34 taps in total including 18 Renaissance, 10 from guest breweries as well as ciders for this Beer Fest. For those who prefer a wine, there’s a strongly focused wine list for Caythorpe Family Estate and Giesen Wines.

This is just one of the reasons why the annual Summer Beer Fest is so popular with locals and out of town visitors.

“Of the 300 tickets we have available, 180 sold very quickly,” Dietmar says.

“People enjoy everything we offer including entertainment, German food to compliment the beer, a large car-parking area and a great social environment.

“It’s a good old fashioned party,” he says.

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Get your friends together for a day of fun at the Summer Beer Fest 2019 - tickets are still available. Photo provided.

3.30pm to 10.30pm and will feature live entertainment from local band Hysteria, the Vandini Brothers Band from Nelson, and the Brothers Revival Blues band from Australia.

Tickets cost $75 each and include a pint of Renaissance beer on arrival, finger food selection and a German

buffet from 5.30pm to 10.30pm.

For groups or businesses wanting several tickets, there’s the 9+1 deal where you pay for nine tickets and receive the 10th free.

Tickets can be purchased from Dodson Street Beer Garden, but get in quick so you don’t miss out.

Dodson Street Beer Garden has generously provided five tickets for a giveaway promotion. Each ticket is worth $75.

Simply answer the following question and if correct, you will go into the draw to win one of these tickets.

Email your answer, name and contact number to celeste@blenheimsun.co.nz “Which six beers from Renaissance Brewing Company’s core range are permanently on tap at Dodson’s?”

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Lights, camera, action!

Young filmmaker, director, and script-writer, Tyler Redmond, tells Sun reporter Aimee O’Hagan about his inspiring new film, ‘Rise Up’, and why it is that he is so passionate about the art of filmmaking.

Blenheim local, Tyler Redmond, was only eight years-old when he wrote and directed his first video.

It was filmed on his iPad, and the plot was similar to that of the 1982 fantasy classic, ‘E.T., the Extra Terrestial’.

It starred himself and his little sister, Ava, and was filmed at home in their backyard.

Fast track to eight years later, and the 16 year-old has launched his own filmmaking company, ‘Collaborative Kiwi Studios’, has made approximately seven movies, and is currently preparing for the premiere of his 25-minute film, ‘Rise Up’.

The screening of Rise Up will be held at the Clubs of Marlborough, on Friday November 29, at 6:30pm, and entry is free.

It’s a film that explores the subject of bullying (particularly in high school), the effect it has on those who experience it, and how to deal with the problem.

Rise Up took approximately a week to shoot and features multiple young, local faces, including Amy Bain, Max Kenny, May Saussey, Ants Hamlin, and Samantha Mayne.

The idea for the film stemmed from Tyler’s personal experiences; he himself has struggled with bullying in the past and felt the issue needed to be addressed.

“I wanted to make something I could relate to,” he says.

“You can wish something up and make it happen.”

“The best way I could do that was to write a movie about something that’s happened to me.

“All I had to work out was how to tell the story and who to use to tell it.

“What I’m trying to do is make people think.

“Bullying is a subject that I want to

Teen f ilmmaker, Tyler Redmond, is set to premiere his most exciting film yet, 'Rise Up', at the Clubs of Marlborough, on Friday November 29, at 6:30pm.

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talk about – something we need to talk about.”

Despite the film being based around serious issues, he says that he did try to add some childlike essense to it, describing the genre of the film as a “drama with hints of comedy”.

He hopes people will “learn something from it”, and that it will both entertain and educate his audience.

For Tyler, making the film has been both a very positive experience and a big challenge.

It has been no mean feat to organise the sheer number of people

involved.

“The first film I made had a cast and crew of fifteen, my second film had a cast and crew of 21, and this film had a cast and crew of 300,” he says.

“Even then, we had to use some of the main characters as extras in scenes.”

The script has been through three rewrites, but nowhere near as much as the actual film.

“I’m up to my 304th edit at the moment!” Tyler exclaims.

“It’s been a lot of hard work.”

Outside of Rise Up, the teenager’s

favourite part of making films is that it is a medium through which he can tell stories, especially ones that are important and need to be told.

“It’s like being a genie,” Tyler says.

“You can wish something up and make it happen.

“When I make films, I feel like the God of my own universe!”

He says the best piece of advice he has for budding filmmakers is to “not give up on your dreams, and keep making crap until it gets good!”

“If people treat you like rubbish,

don’t give up,” Tyler advises.

“There have been so many people who have undervalued me and disrespected me as a filmmaker – my age makes people not take me seriously and think I’m incapable of doing my job.

“I’ve made my film, Rise Up, to get a message out there, to tell a story of my own that I’ve been wanting to tell for quite some time.

“You can also tell your story in your own different way – in a song, in art, whatever way you want – there’s lots of different mediums out there that you can use.”

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Celebrating

25 YEARS Always a warm welcome

Members of the organising committee for this weekend's St Christopher's Morning Market are; Mark Peters, Colleen Agnew, Viv Peters, Lynne Simpson and Dale Simpson with an example of what will be on offer.

Something for all at Morning Market Over 30 years ago a group of St Christopher’s Anglican Church parishioners decided to organise an event which would create an opportunity to connect with the wider Blenheim community, as well as raise funds for their church.

Their idea of a Market Morning proved popular and was well supported. There were a few years where the market was not held while other events took place, but it returned and went on to be hugely successful in the years which followed.

This Saturday the church will be celebrating this long-running success and inviting the public

along.

One person who has been involved from the market’s early years is Viv Peters, who says the Market Morning is an event enjoyed by parishioners and the wider community.

“We think our market is great as it provides goods for sale at reasonable prices and is friendly.

“People often tell us they look forward to this event,” Viv smiles.

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This year’s market will take place this weekend, November 16, from 8.30am through to 1pm.

Church volunteers will have stalls with a huge array of goods for sale.

“The hall will be full of things to see,” Viv says. “We will have cakes and baking made by our parishioners, jams, chutneys and fresh produce that we do ourselves, plants, treasures, second-hand clothing and books, sweet treats for children and for the woman with everything, Janet Briggs will have her embroidered makeup facecloths and beautiful-

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“With Christmas around the corner come and see our group of ladies who make the most wonderful Christmas decorations, and for the men we will have our garage area for bigger items.

There are some very interesting things that go in there,” she says.

For craft lovers, there will a stall held by a local craft group which uses the church as a meeting point, and of course refreshments.

“If you want to try the best whitebait sandwiches in town then come along,” Viv says.

“I always tell the cooks that I like a bit of patty in my whitebait please,” she laughs.

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“We have a lot of people who come to our hall and it’s quite a big place, so the money we raise helps to keep it in good condition,” Morning Market convenor Viv Peters says.

The church runs an outreach programme, a Jitter Bugs music programme for under-5’s and an Eldercare programme which seeks to reduce social isolation and enhance the mental and physical wellbeing of older people living in the Redwoodtown area.

“There is also a walking group which meets once a week for people to enjoy gentle exercise in a social environment,” Viv adds.

“Whether you have been a Christian for a long time, or have never stepped foot inside a church, you will find a warm welcome here at St Christopher’s.”

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Renwick treated to top shearing

Peter Stratford (left) and Howard Hughes. Photo supplied.

By Celeste Alexander Renwick was treated to some fast paced, high quality shearing last Friday night during The Woody Speedshear and Bark-Up event.

There were some well-known local names taking to the stage in the speedshear including the Higgins family, with siblings Sarah and Duncan rising up the ranks in the senior categories.

Duncan took the top spot in the seniors with his time of 28:32, followed by Sarah with a time of 35:29. Duncan also went on to win the Fastest Local Shearer award, receiving the Lou O’Leary Memorial Trophy.

In the Open section there was a new name on the list for the first time; Te Kuiti shearer Jack Fagan who proved

to be a massive draw card and took out first place with his time of 22:75.

Jack is the son of Sir David Dagan, New Zealand’s most successful competition sheep shearer.

“It was brilliant having Jack in our competition,” Rowan Ingpen of the Woodbourne Tavern says.

“He’s an example of the quality of shearing we saw on the night. Jack had never been to Marlborough before and wanted to come and have a shear, so competed with us and at the A&P Show,” he says.

This year’s Speedshear saw a slight decline in shearer registrations, however Rowan says the quality was definitely up.

“We had a lot of out-of-towners this year including guys from North Canterbury who came up for some

hunting and thought they’d come have a go. We were happy with the entries and the large crowd we had really enjoyed the action… it was packed,” he says.

There were also six teams registered for the fun part of the competition and the winning spot went to Team Woody, which included Joel McKee, Anna Wilson, Nikita Henderson and Jack Fagan.

The Bark-Up event was once again well attended and Best Bark was won by George Wadworth with his dog Frank, Best All Rounder went to Jack Marshall with his dog Jock, Best Team went to Holly Sandoe with her dogs Ranger, Ash and Shade, and finally Most Improved went to Rebecca Stewart with her dog Maggie.

Howard masters speech-making T he Sunbelt Spea kers Toastmasters held its Annual International Speech Contest and Evaluation Contest last Tuesday, November 5, at the Woodbourne Community Centre.

Both events were won by Howard Hughes, who will now join Peter Stratford, winner of the Humorous Speech and Table Topics Contests, to represent the Sunbelt Speakers Toastmasters at the area level competition at Lake Rotoiti in February 2020.

The International Speech Contest requires contestants to present a five to seven minute speech on any subject they choose.

Howard’s winning speech, “Paper, Rock, Scissors”, encouraged us all to take every opportunity life offers us.

Howard also won first place

in the Evaluation Contest, where contestants observed a speech presented by a visiting Toastmaster and then presented a two to three minute evaluation (feedback) of the test speech.

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During: If you are inside a building, move no more than a few steps, drop, cover and hold. Stay indoors till the shaking stops and you are sure it is safe to exit.

If you are outdoors when the shaking starts, move no more than a few steps away from buildings, trees, streetlights, and power lines, then drop, cover and hold.

If you are at the beach or near the coast, drop, cover and hold then move to higher ground immediately in case a tsunami follows the quake.

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If you are in a mountainous area or near unstable slopes or cliffs, be alert for falling debris or landslides.

After: Listen to your local radio stations as emergency management officials will be broadcasting the most appropriate advice for your community and situation.

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By Aimee O’Hagan Yesterday morning saw members of local community organisation, Salvation Army, gather at Kmart Blenheim (alongside Kmart staff) to kick off the Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal for 2019.

The annual appeal’s aim is to collect gifts or money to give to those in need within the community

for Christmas, particularly children and families who live under the poverty line.

Despite being held in other regions around New Zealand for the last 26 years, this is the first time that the appeal has been launched in Marlborough.

“Over the years, half a million children around New Zealand have

received gifts [through this cause],” Salvation Army representative, Susan Goldsack says.

“We are so pleased to enter the project, too.

“Christmas is not just about the gifts – it’s about the experience of love and expressing care for others.

“It’s extra important during this mad season to help families that

are struggling to enjoy Christmas.”

In order to contribute, gifts can be dropped into the green boxes at the entrance of Kmart Blenheim, which are underneath the ‘wishing tree’ in store. Taking a bauble tag off of the wishing tree will enable those who do so to scan the barcode at the register and contribute towards the cause, and coins can

be dropped in the collection boxes at the registers to make a monetary donation.

You can also give online at kmart. co.nz/kmartwishingtree.

Unfortunately, the appeal is unable to accept secondhand gifts.

Items do not have to be purchased from Kmart nor wrapped up before given to the appeal.

Kmart staff, Nige Scott (left), Ragnita Devi, Irene Lu, Jade Mathijssen, Nicole Williams, Ieva Rimkute, and Raman Deep Kaur stand around Salvation Army representative, Susan Goldsack (centre), as Bo-Cheng Hse (left) and older sister Fu-Yun start the ball rolling by putting the first she cuts the celebratory cake. two toys in the collection box.

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I can’t get sunburnt on a cloudy day.

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I can’t get sunburnt on a cold day.

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EVENT: Marlborough A&P Show Friday and Saturday saw thousands of locals flock to Blenheim’s A&P Showgrounds for the Marlborough A&P Show. Food, drink, arts and crafts, various animal trials and competitions, and all of the famous fairground rides were on offer at the annual event.

Annabelle Straight (left), Peggy Whore, and Kaitlyn Ikenasio helped out at the pony rides stall.

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Lucy Stephens (left), Kat McGruddy, and Josh Lane enjoyed the A&P Show on Saturday afternoon.

Nikita Smith (left), Skye Noad, and Mark Noad.

EVENT: Music club anniversary November 2 and 3 saw the Blenheim Country Music Club celebrate it’s 50th anniversary. Past and present members of the club gathered at the Clubs of Marlborough for a dinner on Saturday evening, and visited Redwoodtown School hall for a special concert on Sunday afternoon.

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Club Patron Ken Ham and wife Karenne.

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It’s an idea which literally took flight thanks to a storyline about a Grandma who was a famous aviator, but becomes trapped in a trunk in the attic.

In order for her to be rescued from the trunk, her grand-daughters, the of the world to locate to escape Sophie and Lauren, mustthe travelcorners the put them wait can’t They of pieces of the key and tyrant teacher, theirpieces Grandma Marlborou gh Academy its classroom world toand locate of a key which back together to free present Dance is proud to Crankster. they put back together and free their – Miss from the trunk. a to get to their Grandma’s 2019 end-of-year production Excited Grandma.

See local dancers performing for the Mission: Possible – Quest up the house, they arrive and soon dis- wide range of dance styles – Jazz, Marlborough Academy of Dance Key, which is set to light at the cover an old flying jacket and pair Highland, Irish, Hiphop and director, Robyn Simmons says the stage on November 16-17 alongside Stagelab’s of goggles in the attic. to? Acrodance these belong– Quest show,could Mission:Possible for Marlborough ASB Theatre.for all Who musical theatre kids they family This is a must-see showoriginal Much to their the Key wassurprise inspired by learn the idea of Get your friends and an was once a students the Grandma ages to enjoy, based on their support to that talented WOW designer, Jann Hook. been together of in her youth. concept which has never famous “Jannaviator is the grandmother of oneatofthe Marlborough Academy seen before. alas, Grandma becomes Dance as they celebrate the work But dancers adventure our shein came up with the attic trunk A story of a fun-filled in the and done throughout the year. told in a trapped the key to the they’ve this amazing idea. girls and intrigue will be music, and tells the split into pieces, Prepare to be entertained! been had the TerracottaTickets are available from the “Jann colourful mix of dance, hasalready trunk countries online at song and drama. left inasdifferent Warriors part of her WOW colwho and ASB Theatre either or at the world.

Sisters, Sophie and Lauren, lectionthe and has made a Chinese www.asbtheatre.com life, are around and Lauren must fly theatre’s ticketing office. are infact sisters in real school Sophie dragon, so that was atogood starting the four delighted to be finishing Grandma’s old plane point for the production,” Robyn for the summer break. says.

Robyn’s daughter and dance teacher, Sara Bishell, wrote the script based on the idea for the plot comes together which is so wonand from there, an engaging and derful.”

Under t he u mbrel la of exciting story came to life.

There will be 220 dancers involved Marlborough Academy of Dance, with the production, the Academy’s there are eight teachers involved. big end-of-year event, which is a There’s the Highland and Irish culmination of all their work from taught by Robyn, Sara and Jenna throughout the year. Dancers are Hook, who themselves have been aged from as young as three-years. champions over the years, and are “It’s one big studio production,” now producing more and more national champions every year.

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Then there’s the Acrodance “All of the groups have completed their exams and competitions and which is taught by Amy Potts now this is the fun part. Everyone and was added within the last few works as a team and the studio years.

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“Other lead dancers in the show are Jayna Potts who will be the Dragon in China, Carla Hauswirth is Rafiki in Kenya, Anna Holdaway will be Sabine in France and Maddie Horton will be the Statue of Liberty in the USA.” Tickets are now on sale for Mission:Possible – Quest for the Key which will take place at the ASB Theatre in Blenheim on November 16 at 6.30pm and November 17 at 4pm.

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It’s been a very busy few weeks for Marlborough Academy of Dance director, Robyn Simmons, as she oversees all of the preparation for the up and coming end-of-year production Mission: Possible – Quest for the Key. With a year’s worth of lessons, exams and competitions now finished for the Academy’s students, Robyn is looking forward to seeing students have fun and embracing the mix of dance, music, song and drama together on stage.

Dance has played a huge role in Robyn’s life since the young age of three.

Her journey began with her mother Daphne, a dancer who had learned from iconic dance figure Betty Vercoe. Betty was a long-standing Blenheim teacher and one of the Blenheim Operatic Society’s best-known stalwarts.

“As a three-year-old mum took me along to learn. I start-

ed with ballet then at the age of seven I switched to Highland which became my main focus.

“I grew up in dance and Betty put me into operatic shows where I gained more experience. Unfortunately Betty died young so I started teaching at the age of 18 and have been ever since,” Robyn says.

Robyn has gone on to be involved with Highland dancing nationally and internationally for more than 40 years and has seen many of her students achieve New Zealand championship titles.

This was seen again this year during the NZ Highland Dancing Championships hosted in Blenheim where a number of Robyn’s Highland dance students won titles.

“A lot of local kids did very well and our senior Highland class has several national champions in it.

“We have Imogen Grayson who lives in Auckland and

travels to Blenheim for lessons, and is the NZ U18 Highland dancing Champion and the PACANZ Young Performer of the Year winner, as well as Zoe Blackmore who is number two under Imogen, and also a national champion,” Robyn says.

Over the years Robyn’s students have performed in NZ teams in Scotland, USA, France, Korea, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium.

She has been a member of the NZ Academy of Highland and National Dancing since 1975 and on a local front, has also been involved in charity events such as this year’s Stars in Your Eyes show.

For her services to Highland dancing, Robyn was awarded the Queen’s Service Medal in 2012.

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The Blenheim Depression Support Group We now meet at the Baptist Church Hall, Beaver Road, Blenheim. Every Wednesday 10am-11.30am. For more details please phone The Baptist Church on 5783676 or Barb on 0277372403.

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

BURTON, David John: On 12 November 2019, in his 50th year. Much loved son and step-son of Anne and Dave Tolhurst. Brave and dignified David fought his cancer but now has lost his life. A huge thank you to all his loyal mates who loved him and stood with him. Also Marlborough Hospice and Ashwood Park for their wonderful care.

Messages to 3 Whitney Street Blenheim 7201 or www.cloudybayfunerals.co.nz At David’s request a private cremation has taken place.

Te Rerenga o Te Ra Housie Fundraiser.

16 November, 10am, Clubs of Marlborough. 30 games, 2 supers, late bird and raffles.

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SIM, Jethro Philip: On 1 November 2019 aged 40 years. Dearly loved son of Philip and Cathy and brother of Jesse and Cassie-Jane. Thank you to Hospice and district nurses and all other helpers over his past 40 years. Our appreciation also to Kiwi Rail for their compassion. A private service has been held and Jethro is now at Fairhall Cemetery. “Our bond was special beyond language.”

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Picton: Ambulance: Urgent 111. Non-urgent 579 4870.

Chemist: Picton Healthcare Pharmacy. Ph 573 6420 Mon -Fri 8.30-5.30pm, Sat 9-2pm.

Medical Centre Pharmacy, Ph 928 4265, Mon-Fri 8am-5.30pm

THOMSON, Nola Roseline: On Tuesday November 5, 2019 at Springlands Lifestyle Village. Aged 89 years. Loving wife of the late Bill Thomson, loved mother of the late Denise, Sue and Bondy. Beloved grandmother to Claire and Logan, Jen and Trav. Dearest great grandmother to Brayden and Immy, Sebastian and Claudia.

Loved mother-in-law of Charlie. Also know to a lot of close family friends as “Gramma” and “Mrs T”. A private family service has been held.

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WYTENBURG, Pete: On Sunday November 10, 2019, at Springlands Lifestyle Village. In his 89th year. Dearly loved husband of the late Joan, loved father and father-in-law of Kevin and Anita, Tony and Penny, Wayne and Karen. Loved Grandad to all his grand and great grandchildren.

Messages may be sent to 52 Wairau Road, Picton 7220. A funeral service for Pete will be held at the Mayfield Chapel, cnr Hutcheson and Parker Streets, at 2.00pm on Friday November 15, following by interment at Fairhall Cemetery.

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.

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FORSYTH, Peter: On 8 November 2019 at Ashwood Park Resthome, Blenheim. Aged 90 years. Dearly loved husband and soulmate of Dorothy. Father and father-in-law of Kathrine and Donald Millard; Marianne and Chook Kerwin; Vivienne and Peter Rozée. Grandfather of Yvette Millard and Robin Slaughter, Helen Millard, Hayden Kerwin, Desiree Brazier, Sarah Kerwin and Matthew Wilson and Jonathan Rozée. Great Grandfather of Jordan and Sarina Wilson, and Kavan and Braxton Brazier. Youngest son of the late Alexander and Hannah Forsyth. Messages to PO Box 9, Blenheim 7240 or www.cloudybayfunerals. co.nz In lieu of flowers a donation to the St John’s Ambulance, PO Box 467, Blenheim 7240 would be appreciated or may be made at the service. A funeral service for Peter will be held at the Springlands Chapel, Cloudy Bay Funeral Services, 15 Boyce Street Blenheim on Thursday 14 November at 11.00am followed by private burial at the Fairhall Cemetery.

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Battles and bragging rights in night of speedway action

By Celeste Alexander Eastern States Speedway held its second race meeting for its season on Saturday, managing most of its rounds before the rain made track conditions too slippery, ending the night earlier than expected.

The stockcars took to the track for the Battle of the Vines Round 1, and like the previous meeting, it came down to the Alexander brothers, Tim (77e) and Scott (59e), who fought for the top two placings.

It remained fairly tame until Taylor Forbes in the 79e made the first contact as he attempted to spin a couple of the passing cars before kissing the wall himself.

The productions came out with more tenacity than the last meeting and were full noise, full speed from the get go. Frank Burns in the 66e car dominated much of the night. Car troubles plagued Kaitlin Taylor (15e) with a blown engine towards the end of the night, leaving her out of the final race.

All was going well in the youth ministocks field until Riley Keen in the 94e car got caught up in a pack and made contact with Gemma Hodgson (22e), spinning her aside. Her body language from inside the car was pretty clear, she wasn’t happy with losing her spot, and returned to

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Marlborough Harriers Summer Runners, Thursday 14 November at Grovetown School, followed by a social get together at Grovetown Hotel.

Summer Runners, Thursday 14 November at Grovetown School, followed by a social get together at Grovetown Hotel. There is no organising committee this year, it’s generally an informal run with the route decided with those present and an occasional pre-planned route or relay. All meet at 5.45pm for a 6pm start. Everyone is welcome to participate.

For further enquiries contact Allister Leach 021 159 0678 or website www.harriers.net.nz Upcoming event - The Molesworth Run on Saturday 16 November, online entries open. For full details go to www.harriers. net.nz/events/molesworth

Rarangi golf results

Stockcar driver Chris Baxter (93e) is chased by Tim Alexander (77e), closely followed by Scott Alexander (59e) in the stockcar Battle of the Vines Round 1. Photos by BM Photography

the race with the intention of making up time.

Later during the night there was a cheeky tap from her on Riley but nothing that put them out of the race, until a wet track prevented their final race and ending the youth ministocks’ night a little earlier than sched-

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Looking for bragging rights, the streetstocks didn’t hold anything back as they competed in the Ford vs Holden feature.

Nelson’s KC Rose in the 19N car stirred up the local drivers by collecting wins from the beginning, a streak which was

soon stopped by newcomer Jacob Lutherus (22e) who took the final race win for the night.

The next race meeting for Eastern States Speedway will be on November 23 with the Production Saloon Open Champs & Martin Motors 20 Lap Trophy, Saloons and Canterbury ATVs.

Matches played at Rarangi Golf Club for the week ending 10 November.

Wednesday 6 November: Men – MedalNet, Jerome January 68; Malcolm Dixon 68; John Jones 68; John Fowke 68; Len Barlow 69; Arthur Ross 70; Gordon Lang 71; Bruce Curgenven 71; Phil Hill 72; John Clark 72; Neil Reeves 72.

Thursday 7 November: Ladies – Summer Stableford, Kathy Payne 42; Suzanne Lang 34.

Sunday 10 November: Stableford – Men, Lindsay McAlpine 33.

Coming Events Tuesday, Summer Twilight starts 5.30 pm Wednesday Men’s Midweek Golf, 11am start Thursday 14 November, Ladies: 9am for 9.15 start, Summer Stableford Saturday 16 November, Men & Ladies, Stroke Sunday 17 November:11 am start, Men & Ladies, Stableford.

Marlborough golf results

Brett Allan (888e) fights to stay ahead of Sam Martin (14e).

Youth ministock driver Gemma Hodgson is spun by Riley Keen.

Locals take on out-of-town drivers at Taylor Pass RallySprint This Saturday will see the Fairweather’s Taylor Pass RallySprint event take place. This is the Marlborough Car Club’s big gravel event for the year, and Round 2 of the Nelson Marlborough Westland Rallysprint Series. Entries for this close tonight at 5pm.

Drivers from Canterbury, Westland, and Nelson will take on local drivers for the lead points.

This event is on a public gravel based road.

The distance is approx.

9.1kms.

If you haven’t already got your entries in, get in quick to avoid disappointment.

The club is also appealing for volunteers to help with the event, so anyone interested in being a radio marshall, timing marshall or a general helper, Sharyn Cameron and Richard Bateman welcome people to contact them.

Phone Sharyn on 027 572 8393 or Richard on 021 458 178 to volunteer.

5 November, women’s 9 hole Russian Roulette. E Bibby + S Clifford 43; C Burns + S Lissaman 40; B Lindsay + B Forrest 34.

6 November, women’s Irish Stableford.

Div.1: Ann Rutledge 66; Jane AndersonBay 66. Div.2: Lizzie Turnbull 75; Christine Armstrong 73; Janet Leith 73; Gloria Rodgers 70; Judy Ibbotson 68.

7 November, men’s stableford. Paul Eden 42; Brian Burgess 42; David Wiley 42; Jon Nicol 39; Murray Bishell 39; Jim Cooke 38; Graeme Glackin 38.

9 November, 4BBB Robinson Memorial.

Men’s net: Franks + Tocker 59; King + McLean 62; Blohm + Loomis 63; Allen + Craig 63; Stowell + O’Malley 63; Silke + Ando 63.

Mixed net: H Stenhouse + B Burgess 58; J Anderson-Bay + H Bay 62; J McGarry + I Newport 63; J Leith + C Leith 63; L Turnbull + R Johl 64; F Handforth + D Watson 64.

Picton golf results Saturday 2 November: Monthly Mug, Andrew Sunley 64 c/b; Ant Booker 65; Alan Butland 68; Ron Frisken 69; Ian Molloy 70; Jeff Pascoe 70.

Tuesday 5 November: Women’s Closing Day, 0-25.6 Helen McIsaac 39 c/b; Dido Harper 39; Sue Lang 34. 25.7 – 30.3 Margaret Frisken 43; Joan Gabara 40; Cushla Brosnahan 38. 30.4 + Ellie Gillies 44; Linda White 38; Judy Jones 36. 9 Holes – Lyn Pawson 16.

Thursday 7 November: Stableford – Ron Peters 47; Bill Gatrell 43; Bill Rainbird 41; Aaron Wilson 39; Andrew Sunley 37; Ron Frisken 37; Ian Johnson 36.

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