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Simon Bloomberg Police are warning that anyone who throws a missile at a moving vehicle needs to think about the consequences of their actions, after a car was struck by a object on Whakatu Drive near Nelson last week. Richmond’s Brett Nicholls was driving a Toyota Hilux south on Whakatu Drive on Wednesday when an object hit the windscreen, showering him and his passenger with glass. Although Brett didn’t see anyone throwing the can full of drink, it appeared to come out of the bushes on the side of the road just south of the Songer St overbridge. “It gave us a hell of a fright,” Brett says. He says the can “sounded like a gun shot” inside the car. “We didn’t see anyone throw it but there were no other cars around and it seemed to come out of the bushes on the side of the road. We were travelling at 100kmh so it hit with a lot of force - it could have been really dangerous. “I didn’t swerve when it hit but you
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Lipscombe Auction House owner Warwick Savage with just a fraction of the 4000 books that will be auctioned and sold this weekend. Photo: Andrew Board.
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An incredibly rare book collection, owned by a Nelson family for more than five decades, will go under the hammer this weekend. Owned by John and Cynthia Savage, the collection features
a huge number of New Zealand history books and artwork, including many on Maori history. The collection will be auctioned off in over 600 lots, the majority for books but others for samplers and artwork. Warwick Savage, owner of Lipscombe Auction House which will be handling the auction, says the collection is attract-
ing interest from around New Zealand. “You just don’t see collections like this, especially in Nelson. These kind of collections usually go to big auction houses.” Among the titles of books are: Games and pastime of the Maori; A folio of Watercolours by Charles Heaphy; The Butterflies and Moths of New Zealand, and
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the rather long title An Album of the Weapons, Tools, Ornaments, Articles of Dress etc., of the Natives of the Pacific islands, Part 1. The collection also features several stunning pieces of Nelson history, including a book titled Gully’s New Zealand Scenery,
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Moving car hit by can FROM PAGE 1 could see how something like that could force you off the road. We were lucky it didn’t go right through the windscreen and hit one of us.” Although Brett says he didn’t report the incident to the police, senior sergeant John Price says they take this kind of offences very seriously. John says throwing an object at a moving car can result in injuries or even fatalities, and offenders face serious charges if they are caught. “People who throw objects at vehicles aren’t thinking about
Brett Nicholls with the windscreen that was smashed by an object thrown at the car last week. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. the consequences, which can be very serious. You have a tonne of steel moving at 100kmh and something hits it, people can get killed.” Depending on the circumstances, John says the offenders who threw the object at
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ery, which features water colour paintings by Nelson artist and former Nelson College teacher John Gully. The book was published in 1877. Another book, the New Zealand Settlers Guide, was given to British settlers, giving them an idea of what life was like in New Zealand in the middle of the 19th century. On Nelson, the book says “Nelson is the northern province of the middle island… and like Wellington is prone to earthquakes. The town of Nelson in 1848 contained 263 houses, the rest of the province 342.” Warwick says it’s an honour to auction off such a collection. “It’s regarding as an extremely significant collection and this
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Nelson SPCA manager Donna Walzl with Foxy Lady, left, and Philly, right. SPCA encourages people to take precautions this Guy Fawkes to keep their pets safe. Photo: Jessie Johnston. main event will still see scrub, like gorse, burn. Fire crews have also had to deal with fires started by fireworks being let off out of car windows. Pets and larger animals are also effected by fireworks and Nelson SPCA inspector, Nicola Blasdale says their safety needs to be a priority on Guy Fawkes night. “If people know their animals are frightened of fireworks we encourage them to plan ahead, even take them out of the area. The problem with fireworks is that they go on for such a long time, it’s not just one night, so we’d like to see the use of fireworks restricted to just organised displays and
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see the path where it went through our property and no one else around here has been affected. “My granddaughter’s trampoline got lifted up and thrown over the hedge and landed about 250m away - it’s in pieces. Luckily the buildings are okay - we’ll be okay.” MetService meteorologist Stephen Glassie says a tornado was also reported in Taranaki on the same day as a result of the unstable weather conditions that moved across central New Zealand. He says the damage at Appleby is very typical of tornadoes which “are very localised” and often occur without being seen and reported. Stephen says the “active low pressure rain system with cold air in the upper atmosphere” that prevailed last Wednesday would have helped form the tornado. Last Wednesday’s weather was the 14th day of rain this month, making it one of the wettest October on record. A total of 223mm of rain had fallen in Nelson by last Wednesday, over twice the monthly average for October of 86mm.
Appleby nursery owners James and Susie Dean are thankful the tornado that ripped through their property during last Wednesday’s wild weather missed their house and sheds. The tornado, which hit at about 2am on Wednesday, sent a trampoline flying 250 metres through the air, smashed two large trees and flattened thousands of young trees in their Lansdowne Rd nursery. Although James says the tornado caused “absolute devastation”, he knows they are extremely fortunate it missed all their buildings. “I woke up about two in the morning when I heard a huge crash,” James says. “I went back to sleep and didn’t think anymore about it until I got up this morning and my son went down to the nursery and came back and said there’s absolute devastation down there. A 150-year-old willow is flattened and a big London Plane tree is down and all of young trees in pots are on their side. “I have never known anything like it. It looks like a tornado has come through - you can
James and Susie Dean in front of the plane tree that was flattened by the tornado at their Lansdowne Rd nursery last Wednesday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
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Photo by Unichem Hardy St Pharmacy owner, John Handforth after his store was vandalised on Tuesday night. Members thanked following fatal crash: On Wednesday, the Greymouth Motorcycle Street Racing Committee said ‘thank you’ to those who stepped in during the fatal crash on Sunday. The high-speed crash claimed the life of Nelson rider Guy Lowe who was competing in the first race of the day at the Greymouth Motorcycle Street Races when he crashed in Herbert Street shortly before 11am. He died in the ambulance on the way to hospital.
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Council staff pay revealed at meeting Andrew Board The salary of Nelson City Council's chief executive has risen to $309,426, according to figures released by the council at last week's inaugural meeting of the new term. Mayor Rachel Reese and all 12 councillors were sworn in at the meeting in front of friends, family and city leaders. Along with four new councillors getting used to the new surroundings, committee chairs were also announced. Ian Barker will chair the governance committee, Brian McGurk and mayor Rachel Reese will jointly chair plan-
ning and regulatory committee, Gaile Noonan will chair community services, Tim Skinner will chair the newlycreated sports and recreation committee and Paul Matheson the works and infrastructure committee. Reese says the councillors are here to serve Nelson. “I want to say to the community that I have met with all of the councillors, and there is an enthusiasm and energy that inspires me as mayor. These are people who have stepped forward for the right reasons to serve their community.� Tucked towards the back of the agenda at the meeting was the
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250 year old book up for auction Andrew Board A Nelson newspaper clipping from 1960 carefully tucked inside the front cover of The Book of Common Prayer reads: “Published in 1763, presented to the Every family by a CELEBRATE SCIENCE: Victory Community Centre is hosting a three Rev John Brutton in 1765. As day science extravaganza and Victory Primary School science teacher in so many family bibles and Sterling Cathman, left, and Gareth Cashin from the centre, are encoursimilar volumes, any event of aging children to come on down. The event kicks off this Thursday with note, particularly birthday, the Tour De Science show, with a range of interactive activities for school deaths and marriages, have students on Friday. On Saturday, there is a free community event from been faithfully recorded, pro10 – 4pm at the centre. For more info call 546 8389. Photo: Kate Russell. viding a fascinating saga of the Everys over a period of 200 The Book of Common Prayer that is up for auction this Saturday in Nelson. Photo: Andrew Board. years.” The newspaper clipping pro- “The family apparently lived their way to Nelson in the early vides a fascinating insight into quietly in Stratcroft for about and middle part of the 20th what is already a fascinating 100 years, generation after century. The book was put up book. Owned by John and generation continuing in the for auction in Nelson after the Is your property too big, too cold, Cynthia Savage, the book is placid, rather conservative, death of sisters H M and R 43 Golf Road too much work to maintain? one of 4000 up for auction at ways of village life,” reported Every. The book was included New Private Way, yet to be named. Lipscombes Auction House in their estate and then aucthe Evening Mail. Rare Opportunity to purchase a Brand New, this Saturday. tioned, which is probably how “At the end of the [19th] cenbrick home 19 Andrew Street. The Book of Prayer is bound tury however, one of the more John Savage came across it. Quality homes on free hold sections. Only 3 available. with brown leather and gold of the sons de- A brother of the sisters, Mr NO 1:adventurous $389,000 stitching. It is an awkward cided to make a new life for Fred Every, was still living in 43 43Golf GolfRoad Road 2 double Bedrooms plus study, Internal garage. Double glazing, read for modern eyes but the himself and his NO 2: $385,000family in New Nelson at the time. low energy LED lights, heatpump, Designer kitchen. Raised ceilings New Private yet to be New Private Way, yetand toamong benamed. named. Quality Homes - Personal Service prayers aren’t the attraction –Way, Zealand, the few There are no Everys in the in lounge, open onto large north facing patio. the handwritten notes chronibelongings he took with him Nelson Whitepages, or on the NO 3: $389,000 Choose your interior colours. Homes will be fully finished. Registered cling the lives of the Every and his emigration was the electoral role, but Lipscombes On Easy care section short stroll to library, shops, supermarket. Master Builders NO 4Book : $385,000 family are, as the Nelson Evenowner Warwick Savage says of Prayer.” We may buy your existing property for an easy 10 year Master ing Mail reported, the fascinathe’d love to see a relative come Mr Every settled in Dunedin transition to your new home once completed in April 2017. Build Guarantee National Winner: ing piece of the book. NO 5: $389,000 to bid on the book. and became an “influential HNZ Community Development Award Enquiries to: The book was gifted to the and respected foundation citi- “It’s fascinating, it really is, and House Of The Year 2007 Bryan Turner or Lyn Marshall National Winner: family in the village of StratNO 6:zen”.$385,000 Surviving branches of that there is this history here in Ph: 546 9902 or 0274 351 681 Award Quality QualityHomes Homes- -Personal PersonalService ServiceNew Homes Under $250,000 croft in Devon, England. the family then began to make Nelson is just great.” Quality Homes - Personal Service Email: th@tasman.net House Of The Year 2009
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Four year old given brand new BMW Brittany Spencer
How do you give a four-yearold boy some independence - you give him a brand new BMW of course. That logic makes perfect sense to Christchurch initiative Go Baby Go who paid a special visit to Founders Heritage Park on Wednesday. Go Baby Go gives specially adapted electric toy BMWs to children with mobility problems, allowing them to explore, move around, strengthen their
muscles with a bit of fun physio and not miss out on any fun. Five children from around the region with varying mobility problems were given cars, and among them was Stoke’s Aidan Brown. Aidan has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a degenerative muscular disease with no current cure but while driving his new car on Wednesday he was just a very excited little boy with a massive smile. “I don’t think we’ll get him out of it,” says Aidan’s mum Nicki. “He was a wee
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Taking art to the public, Tuesday, October 25: The Billboard Project, which was part of the Nelson Arts Festival drew to a close on Friday night with an event at Nelson City Framers. Local artist Geoff Noble says they had a lot of interest in the project over the 12 days on site at Founders Heritage Park, with one painting being sold at auction. Port gets behind shoebox gifts, Tuesday, October 18: After their article in the Nelson Weekly, organisers of the shoebox gift collection said they had another half a dozen or more people come forward wanting to fill a box. In total, Richmond Baptist Church received 700 boxes which were sent off on Tuesday. The gifts are going to Pacific Island communities, giving the children Christmas presents to treasure. Expo ‘fantastic opportunity’ for artists, Tuesday, October 18: After selling one of her art pieces on the first day of Art Expo Nelson, artist Kylie Conning continued to enjoy a successful exhibit, selling five pieces in total in the three days the event ran.
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bit nervous at first but he’s all go now.” Nicki says they are trying to keep him moving but he gets tired quickly so the car will be a big help. “He’s still relatively mobile at the moment so we’re just keeping going as much as we can but it will gradually start getting worse.” So far, Go Baby Go have given away 99 specially adapted cars with the help of BMW, Sunrise Rotary Club of Christchurch and local businesses such as Access Mobility.
Four-year-old Aiden Brown in one of the brand new Go Baby Go BMWs given to local kids on Wednesday. Photo: Brittany Spencer.
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Cancer Society manager moves on Former Nelson Cancer Society manager Linda Lucre left last Friday. Photo: Andrew Board.
Nelson’s Cancer Society has lost its long-serving manager. Linda Lucre says she will miss the role after seven years, especially catching up with those who have beaten the disease. “Seeing the patients making it through, 80 per cent of them do, so it’s nice to see them a couple of years down the track and meet their families.” Linda says she proud of the community standing the charity has in Nelson and that it’s in such a strong financial position. She
says seeing people go through the challenge of cancer is one of the toughest parts of the job. The Cancer Society supports patients and families in Nelson with cancer, and hosts major fundraisers, Relay for Life, Daffodil Day and its annual ball. Chairwoman of the society, Alison McAlpine, says Linda will be sorely missed. “It’s been superb working with Linda because I so respect her integrity, her values, her energy, the relationships that she’s built with
the community over her seven years. The increased visibility of the Cancer Society has been largely driven by her and the board have said a lot in the last few days in farewelling her, but we have been really privileged to have her as the leader.” Alison says they had 28 applications for the role and the appointment is “under process”. Linda says she’ll take a few weeks off before starting work to set up a new dental surgery, which is due to open on New St next year.
Last record fair at The Yurt this weekend Andrew Board Buying and selling records at the Freehouse has been essential for record nuts, but this weekend will be the last time -- inside the yurt at least. The record fairs allow anyone to come along with some records to sell or buy. Organiser Grant Smithies says they’ve been a popular place for enthusiasts, since the closure of Everyman Records means there is no longer a record store in Nelson. “It’s a good chance to rummage through those things while you have a good craft ale. It’s a fine combination, if you ask me.” But with the Yurt for sale by Freehouse owners Mic Dover and Eelco Boswijk, it will be the last record fair hosted there. However Grant says they will continue in a different location. “It will be an end of an era event. Each time we do one, more people show up and loads of people drive over from Marlborough. There’s no shortage of record obsessives and I guess it is the main opportunity for record fans to have a good rummage around through people’s record crates, because there is no record store here anymore.” This will be the fifth record fair at the Yurt after it debuted in 2014. Grant says if anyone is interested in coming along to sell some records they just need to give him a call first so he can organise a stall. His number is 546 8335. The fair starts at 2pm this Saturday, November 5, and entry is free.
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But it's nearly summer??!!!! Brrrrrr!!!! You can keep that. Jane MacGibbon. Glad we had thermals on when on road through Dovedale and Orinoco on the Poker run to raise money for the Motueka pool. Karen Ferguson. Yep, we were driving through it......was the slowest trip over the Spooners we've ever had. More surprisingly, only one idiot on the road, in a grey Mazda station wagon, who decided to overtake people. Michelle Rutter.
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Wow, I guess you will be wanting summer to arrive soon!! Karen Lynn Sedman. Weka caught in illegal traps: Doc threatens fines for trapping of birds!! But is more than happy to drop tons of 1080 poison in our water, and to kill so called pest by a slow painful deaths. Yes, not nice for the Weka I agree but wake up, people! Richard Marshall. Such a shame. These birds are friendly and curious and so cute. Whoever left these traps up should be fined by DOC as they are a protected species. Chaz Snith. Consent for human waste: Currently displayed on the NCC notice board is an application for resource consent to allow untreated human waste into our waterways. This consent allows the company, paid for by ratepayers, to avoid finding a solution to this ongoing problem. I have spoken with many visitors to Nelson who are horrified when they learn of this practice. Our precious waterways are for all to enjoy, including future generations. Unless we take a stand, together as one people, to protect our fragile environment
and wildlife, we are as much to blame as those who commit these crimes against Mother Earth. The signs we have regularly seen erected, advising not to swim or gather seafood while this human waste is openly discharged into waters, do little to reassure that this problem is being addressed. Objections to this consent close on the 7th November. While one can, to some extent, understand the apathy that caused so few to vote in our recent election, this is a real opportunity to make a difference and show we are not prepared to allow our precious water resources to be violated in this manner. Please exercise your rights and summit your thoughts regarding this on the form available from NCC, prior to 7th November. Brian Brown. Makos lose Mitre 10 Cup final: Brilliant season, valiant effort tonight lads. Susi Taylor. Hard luck boys. Great effort. Next year! Max Taylor. To have your say on any local issue, or any story featured in this newspaper, email editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz. Or you can follow us on Twitter or Facebook by searching for "Nelson Live".
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Nelson kids go ecofriendly with food wraps Kate Russell One hundred and twenty Nelson kids are learning how to make their lunchboxes plasticfree, by creating their own reusable sandwich wraps. Nelson South Kindergarten has been leading a project to make ‘honey wraps’ – an ecofriendly alternative to cling film, which are made from squares of calico and local beeswax. Victory Square Kindergarten and one of Victory School’s junior classes are also involved in the project, which has been funded by The Enviroschools Foundation. Kylie Johnston, head teacher at Nelson South Kindergarten, says the wraps are made by cutting squares of calico, which are decorated by each child with Indian ink and vivid. They are then baked in the oven with melted beeswax and left to dry, and what you are left with is an environmentally friendly alternative to cling film. The wraps are individualised, easy-care, and can also be used
SANDWICH TIME: Greer Balloch, 4, and Wolfe Holmes, 4, of Nelson South Kindergarten show off the honey wraps that they made. Photo: Kate Russell. to wrap baking, cover plates and as lids on jars. Before the project, Kylie says the kindergarten carried out a lunchbox audit to see how much non-recyclable plastic they were ending up with, and they were surprised by how much they were accumulating. "We were seeing a lot of cling film, especially for sandwiches, so the wraps just provide parents with an alternative," she says. Kylie says that since they introduced the wraps in July, they
are seeing much less plastic in children’s lunchboxes, and they are now sharing their knowledge with Victory Kindergarten and Victory School. "Both the children and parents have been really receptive to the idea, and hopefully the idea will follow on with other kindergartens and schools in Nelson." If anyone would like to find out how to make the wraps, you can email the kindergarten at nelsonsouthkindergarten@ntk.org. nz for a recipe.
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Tahuna Community Centre's new building opened Jessie Johnston Tahunanui celebrated a significant milestone on Sunday with the opening of the newly-refurbished and extended Tahunanui Community Centre on Muritai St. It was a chance for the community to get together and explore the new facility, beginning with words from deputy mayor, Paul Matheson, centre manager Judy Robinson and Phil Fa’avae. “I thought it was wonderful, I couldn’t believe how well it went, there were lots of people with lots of ideas and it was just so positive,” says Judy.
It has taken several weeks to refurbish the facility with a team of volunteers taking on everything from painting, cleaning, carpet laying and other odd jobs. The centre was gifted the carpet, paint and an oven which volunteer electricians then installed. “We really appreciate the professionalism and quality of the work, as well as the long hours put in by volunteers,” says Judy. “We have been really fortunate that so many people have come forward to contribute their time, donations and furniture towards making this a place that can welcome the whole community.”
The building features a large hall space and separate meeting room, both of which are already home to a yoga group, cards and games afternoon, pilates, a second book club, amateur dramatics and dog training. The centre will also be holding forums to gather feedback and discuss other activities that the community wish to see there. “Tahuna really needs a heart and we’re just growing a bigger heart,” says resident Jane Tambisari. “All these people here today show you how big our heart's become, we’ve got from the very young to the very old, it’s lovely.”
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Getting punched in the face for charity is starting to get addictive for some of the Fight for Victory competitors. The Trafalgar Centre will host the third edition of the Victory Boxing fund-raiser on Saturday night with a trio of boxers keen to show off what they have learnt during 14 weeks of training. Nelson Airport sales and marketing manager Sally Russ says, at age 39, she was in the best shape of her life thanks to the boxing training she’s taken on three times a week. She’s even turned the scars of training into a badge of honour. “I had a bruise on my face last week and I was showing it off to everyone. “It’s not the pain of getting hit, but more the shock of it. Sally, who has two stepchildren and a three-year-old daughter, says, while family time had decreased over the 14 weeks she had enjoyed the experience. “It has been tough balancing everything but I feel as fit as I ever have in my life and boxing isn’t hard compared to looking after a three-year-old.” Teacher Simon Mardon always thought he was fit but realised three two minute rounds
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Personal trainer Corey Boland will likely have the loudest cheering section of any competitor on the night. “Most of my family will be there, you’ll hear them, but I’ll be trying to get business done and then I’ll look to have a beer and a laugh about everything once it’s all done.” Corey says his only instinct is to smile when he gets punched. “You train to avoid the punches, but then when I get hit with one all I can do is smile and it gets you going.” Corey says he believes he has been "bitten by the bug and would be keen to keep boxing after Saturday night. "I've really enjoyed the training, but I'm looking forward to getting between the ropes and entertaining people. "We'll see how Saturday night goes but I doubt it will be the last time I step in to the ring." Tickets are still available for the night where a large crowd is expected to pack the Trafalgar Centre for one of the biggest nights on the Nelson sporting calendar. Money raised will go to help continue the work of Victory Boxing and their work within the community.
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this year founders Sue and John Gibb, along with their staff, are celebrating 30 years of providing the local and export market with delicious berries. In the 70s John was involved in the collection of possum skins,
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which could fetch around $25 during the fur their product around the various supermarkets trade boom. When the industry took a hiding and were told by all but one that there was no Sue and John looked around for something else demand for them. This exception was 3Guys “and naively thought the horticulture industry discount supermarket and it marked the start of looked good.” Their plot in Hope grew boysen- Sue and John’s journey as an independent berry berries, blackberries, kiwifruit and a few rasp- company. berries, their plan being to convert the land to “I went to a meeting that was funded by apple growers which fokiwifruit. After harcused on branding vesting the first crop and marketing. They of berries they came to the conclusion that told us about how brands were the way berries tasted better to go, so I came home than kiwifruit and so their career in berall fizzed up and said ryfruit began. For a to Sue “we can do that, couple of years their all we need to do is come up with a name,” fruit sold well to varisays John. The logic ous companies producing products such behind Sujon was to create a nonsensias juice, jam and ice cal name that would cream, however, soon Michelle Manson and Sue and John Gibb this industry too saw are proud to be celebrating Sujon’s 30-year stand out to those who heard and read it. a downturn in the anniversary. face of a berry overBy combining Sue and load. “We realised that our future was in other John they achieved this unique brand and are people’s hands and so decided to do our own proud to put their names to the product and the thing and take control of our own destiny,” says business. Beginning with boysenberries, Sujon branched out into blueberries and raspberries, Sue. Packaging their berries up, Sue and John took John coming home one day with 400 kilos of frozen blueberries on the back of the ute. “Sue said “what the hell are we going to do with 400 kilos,” she was quite right to say that because at the time Proud to the only mention of blueberries was blueberry support pie in Huckleberry Finn, it’s now well-known for Sujon its health benefits,” says John. Today the business has grown into its own purpose-built factory in Tahuna with a staff numbering 23. Sujon also relies on contract growers from around the country, depending on the berry type. In fact, many of their New Zealand growers have been supplying them for the last 25 years. Amongst Sujon’s staff is Sue and John’s daughter Michelle Manson, who now occupies the role of general manager. Their son was also heavily involved in growing the family business. “Michelle has been passionate about Sujon right from when she left school and now she’s got two litDomestic & Commercial tle girls and they’re often around the office,” says Sue. • Waste Skip Bins Sujon deals in all forms of berryfruit from black • Wheelie Bins currants, red currants and even gooseberries, right through to rhubarb and dark sweet cher• Commercial Recycling ries. Not to mention boysenberries, blueberries, blackberries, strawberries and raspberries. They have five fruits in their mixed berries, their berry powders and puree’s and they have their own flu36 Venice Pl, Stoke, Nelson idised bed freezer which keeps them busy over
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We’re celebrating 30 years in business www.sujon.co.nz | Phone 0800 4 SUJON thritis or blood the summer months, freezing local grower's ber- wellbeing, arryfruits. They can also offer freeze-dried berries pressure, Sue and John became involved in and even have a horse product called Recoup. sponsoring research into the benefits of berryAs well as being delicious, Sujon’s berry prod- fruit to get proof. They currently have research ucts have been recognised for their health ben- projects underway in four countries around the efits and not just by local customers either, their world “so hopefully it will answer some of the powders have been used by national and inter- questions as to why they appear to be so benefinational athletes. “That’s quite satisfying, partic- cial to our health,” says John. After 30 years in ularly when some of those sports people come in business, Sujon’s future looks brighter than ever, in fact, “there’s more to meet us and offer opportunity now to help us promote because there’s so it any way they can much more awarebecause of the benness out there about efit it’s given them. berryfruit and how You’ll come across good they are for someone at least once a week who’ll you and of course, now we can deliver say “that powder of them in different yours is good,” par- Without a fantastic team behind them, Sue and ticularly from older John say Sujon would not be the success it is today. forms,” says Sue. people. It’s not uncommon for someone to say, “Recently we have brought on board a new “I thought my get up and go had gone long ago, Chairman, Bob Major, and CEO, John Molybut my mojo’s back again,” that’s a big buzz for neux. Both men bring a vast amount of profesme,” says John. “I suppose the ego in me is also sional and personal skills to the Gibb family very pleased when you can say to someone who team. Bob is also presently a director of Westasks you what you do, ‘Sujon’, you don’t have to land Milk Products and BioVittoria Ltd and chairs High Value Nutrition. John Molyneux’s say Sujon berries and they know what it is.” While people have always known that berries specialist areas are innovation and IP manageare good for one’s health, whether it's general ment, international research and development
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Liana Harrison & Matthew Harris said their vows on 27 September 2016 at The Playhouse. Photo: Sandra JohnsonBoutique Photography.
Rebekah Hennessy and Connor Fairbairn were married on 23 September 2016 at a private farm. Photo: Sandra JohnsonBoutique Photography.
Jarrod and Shelley became Mr and Mrs Illingworth on 10 May 2016. After their wedding at the Cook Islands their bridal party joined them on a scooter ride around the Island and then jumped into the resort pool.
Claire & Dave Delaney married at Rabbit Island on 12 December 2015. The reception was at The Granary where guests enjoyed train rides and outdoor games while Dave and Claire had their photos taken
Anjeela & Craig Stacey were married on 30 January 2016 at Retiro Park Lodge, Hira. Photo: Nelson Wedding Photography
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Church ticks boxes for elderly Anglican Churches are reaching out to help senior citizens around Nelson and Tasman understand and overcome the challenges of ageing. The Anglican Dioceses has been running a number of activities as part of its Senior's Outreach programme and last week announced it was expanding that to include a series of seminars entitled Ticking the Boxes. The seminars will be held at Anglican Churches around the region and feature guest speakers covering a range of topics relevant to the elderly, including downsizing, healthy eating, home aids and funeral planning. St Barnabas Stoke Church senior's Outreach coordinator Kathy King says the churches have organised the seminars because they want to do something for the community. She says they decided to run the Ticking the Boxes seminars because "people we are meeting and work with have concerns about these issues and it is one way we can help reduce their
fears and worries". "We wanted to share God's love and do something to reach out to the community and also meet the needs of the community," Kathy says. "We initially looked at holding just one seminar but realised it was too big for one session." The first seminar will cover downsizing which is a common issue for elderly and will feature guest speaker Diane Taylor from Summit Real Estate. "Moving out of the family home is a big step and quite often it happens when one of the partners has passed away, so it can be very traumatic," Diane says. "But the process doesn't need to be difficult and I'm looking forward to the opportunity to talk about it at the seminar." The seminars will also cover legal facts, positive ageing services, a balanced view of retirement and life without a car. The series concludes with a seminar entitled Getting a Promotion, which discusses death from a Christian perspective. However, Waimea senior care co-
ordinator Nicola Berthelsen says the seminars will offer more than just useful information. The churches will be providing free food and refreshments and an opportunity for people to socialise and meet new friends. "The elderly can become really isolated, so the social aspects of these seminars will be important too," Nicola says. "We'll be able to pick people up and bring them to the seminars and provide them with lunch and a chance to socialise - we'll let them know there are people out there to help them." Kathy says all the seminars are free and people can just turn up to all, except one at St Barnabas Church on March 15 next year, without booking. Ticking the Boxes will feature 10 seminars, starting with Down-sizing at St Barnabas Stoke Church starting at midday on November 16. It will continue on an almost-monthly basis at different parishes. For more information phone St Barnabas Stoke Church office on 5475631.
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Selfless Taylah in line for netball honour Jacob Page Volunteering in sport gave Taylah Kirker and outlet to do what she loved when her body refused to let her play. Two years ago, the Nayland College pupil had just been talent-identified by New Zealand touch rugby, when a sudden netball accident changed her sporting landscape. While on court, the 18-year-old suffered a prolapsed disc in her back, an injury which has taken a long time to come right. Always a keen volunteer, Taylah used the recovery time to increase her volunteer work with her school, as well as touch and netball. Her efforts have seen her recognised with a Tasman Secondary School Sports Award for her contribution to sport and on Thursday she flies to Auckland after being nominated for the New Zealand Netball youth volunteer of the year award. “It’s a big honour to be nominated for an award like this,” Taylah says. “I don’t think anyone ever volunteers to be up for awards, but it’s exciting. Over her time, Taylah has coached and played netball, acted as a DJ, dressed up
Nayland College pupil Taylah Kirker is off to the New Zealand Netball Awards on Thursday night, where she is nominated for Youth Volunteer of the Year. Photo: Jacob Page. as a giant squirrel, babysat kids whose parents were getting back into sport, run fundraising events, helped out at school holiday programmes and also umpired netball. She also helps run weekly touch rugby and
has been a key part of sport at Nayland. All not bad for someone who is related to new Silver Ferns standout Te Paea SelbyRickit. “I was always down at the netball courts from a young age and I’ve always enjoyed
being part of things.” Taylah admits spare time has been lacking at times but she wouldn’t change the way she gets involved in the community. She plans to attend Canterbury University next year where she will study mental health science after toying with the idea of going to New Zealand Broadcasting School. “I have a passion for Maori and Pasifika and I chose this (route) because I think I’ll really enjoy studying it.” Taylah says everyone should give up some of their spare time to the community as the rewards are worth it. She says the people she has met and experiences she’s had have made the sacrifice worth it. “I’d encourage everyone to get involved in the community around them.” Taylah says moving away from Nelson will be challenging, but she is looking forward to prioritising her studies and having time to adjust to a new city and lifestyle. “It’s been a big part of my life but sport is what I’ve always been passionate about. “When I move down (to Christchurch) I think I’ll focus more on my studies intialaly but sport is a good way to meet people.”
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Midfielder Alex Nankivell has been one of the finds of the Mitre 10 Cup for the Tasman Makos this season. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.
Alex Nankivell proves his time is now Jacob Page The Tasman Makos' 43-27 Mitre 10 Cup Premiership final defeat to Canterbury signalled the end of an era for some key players, while midfielder Alex Nankivell showed why he may be the future of the franchise. By his own admission, the 20-year-old was only looking for game time off the bench and "the odd start" when the season began, but by the final he was a key member of a championship-contending team. If Alex looked left and right, he would have seen two Makos servants in Marty Banks and Kieron Fonotia, who were playing their last games in Ma-
kos colours. However, the 100kg secondfive didn't look out of place despite playing against the province he supported growing up. "This year has been one of massive improvement for me," Alex says. "I wasn't expecting the amount of game time I got but I tried to make the most of every opportunity.” Alex says his second season with the franchise saw him become a more mature player ready to make good on potential instead of cruise on raw talent. "Coming out of the Christchurch Boys' High set-up I was too casual, I expected things to just happen here in year one because that's what I was used
to. "What's happened this year has been the outcome of a lot more hard work, me trying to be a better, smarter player rather than just relying on my size to do the job.” As for the final itself, Alex says he felt Tasman played nervous rugby. "We didn't want to make mistakes, and, playing Canterbury with their history of success, it was something you want in a final but it's a hard task." Alex now has the choice of where to play his club rugby. He also hasn't given up hope of a Super Rugby contract. "There's been some interest but I'll leave that up to my agent to see if anything happens there."
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Sporting history was made on Sunday when Nelson’s first baseball game was played on the region’s new baseball diamond at Champion Green at Saxton Field. The code has been introduced to the region by a group of four parents who have come in under the Baseball NZ banner and set up a baseball association. One of those driving the venture is the region’s softball legend, Black Sox Hall of Fame pitcher Marty Grant, who has been passing on his knowledge to young ball players. In its inaugural game, Nelson Orange and Nelson Black squared off, with Black prevailing 4-3 with Matt Lowe and Moab Heynekamp taking the mounds for each team. Nelson Black’s Reegan Lawton entered the history books hitting a home run to centre field as the opening batter. Marty, who is the association’s coaching officer, says the ability
amongst the players was high level, especially in the batter’s box. Taylor Matthews, Ewan Mullett and Levi Chase all stood out at the plate. In the field, Karlos Chase took the mound for team Orange in the second innings and chalked up his first strike out, while Nelson Black’s Laingdon Blacklock’s speed in the outfield took outs in the infield. More than 60 million people play baseball worldwide, and it is now gaining momentum here, with Nelson the sixth region to take up the sport, says Nelson Baseball president Tom Kroos. “We started out as a small group of people with kids who wanted to play baseball, and that was our incentive to set up something in Nelson,” Tom says. “The response we’ve received has been amazing, not only from kids who want to play, but from companies eager to provide sponsorship and former players who want to coach and assist.”
Teams line up after playing Nelson's first official baseball game at Champion Green on Sunday.
A new generation of wood burner The next generation log burner has arrived at means the Ferva Saturn can also charge your Zink and is the perfect addition for any Nelson devices thanks to a USB port at the bottom of home. The Ferva Saturn is Nelson City Council the fire place. With the added bonus of a cook approved thanks to its ultratop, the log burner is perfect for low emissions output, achieved power outages or even a natural with down draught technology disaster, allowing people to boil that burns gases before they water, cook meals and charge are released. However, as well phones or laptops for as long as as meeting local standards, the there is wood to burn. Ferva Saturn includes a whole The team at Zink welcome list of other features that make it people to come and have a a must have for your home. Built look at the Ferva Saturn and by Woodsman in Christchurch, learn more about its features. the fire place is 100 per cent While you’re there, you can New Zealand designed and also checkout their range of gas manufactured and is one of fires and Weber barbeques or sit the more powerful units on down and have a coffee in their the current market with 18.9 café. Zink stocks the full linekilowatts of output. Weighing up of Weber products, from only 190 kilograms, it’s also one Zink’s Kendall Riley with their stainless-steel barbeques of the lighter log burners and one of the Ferva Saturn through to the famous Q range. comes with a 10-year warranty. log burners that meet The Zink team are happy to With the ability to generate its Nelson City standards. provide demonstrations of the own power, the Ferva Saturn Weber products and even use features a two speed thermo electrical the barbeque to cook some of the food sold convection fan that can achieve fast and through the café, giving people a chance to try efficient heating of a home. While radiant heat Weber cooked meat. For more information is great at slowly warming up living areas, by on the Ferva Saturn log burner or the Weber turning on the fan when the fire is burning range, come in and see the team at Zink strong, you can blast the heat around your today. You’ll find them at 2 Champion Rd, home in no time. Self-generation of power Richmond. Business Update. Adv.
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Double down on speedway this Saturday Jody Scott A burst of heavy rain just as the cars were warming up put a halt to last week’s racing and CocaCola fireworks display at Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway. The fireworks have now been added to the Hanmer Holiday Homes South Island Super Stock Series meeting, so this week it will be twice the bang for your buck. New Zealand champion Shane Harwood will be out to defend his series title against the South
Island’s top drivers. Two dozen drivers will be contesting the HHH series with round two in Christchurch next week and the finals back here on Febuary 11. Jason Fletcher 5c of Hanmer Holiday Homes will be amongst the drivers competing for the title, a regular visitor and former Nelsonian, he will be keen to put on a good showing, Jamie Hamilton 9c will be one to watch, winning all three opening races at Woodford Glen. Brett Nicholls 48n has the Trackman Trophy already in the cabi-
net this year. It is one of the biggest fields of super stocks we will see this year. The Tasman Thunder Stock car team start their journey towards the New Zealand teams title with the Eve of Destruction in Blenheim, before heading to Christchurch to compete in the Mainland Teams Championships a week later. It will be a stern test with a few drivers missing from last year’s group. Check out the club website and facebook page for racing information and updates.
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Trevor Lineham, in 99n, will be competing in the HHH Super Stock Series at the Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway this Saturday, which also doubles as the Coca-Cola Fireworks Night. Photo: Supplied.
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Dylan Eginton blasts his way SpOrTS through career-best innings Jacob Page Stoke-Nayland opening bowler Dylan Eginton came one big hit away from an awe-inspiring maiden club century at Marsden Rec on Saturday. The No 7 batsman struck 96 off 45 balls against Wanderers, which included three fours and 12 sixes. In the span of 14 overs after lunch, Dylan had taken his score from one to 96, before toe-ending his would-be century making a shot and skying an easy catch to end the bullying knock. Dylan swung freely to leg side, peppering the square leg and long on boundaries. "Once a couple came out of the middle there was no way
Stoke-Nayland opening bowler Dylan Eginton clubbed 96, including 12 sixes, in the senior 110-over match against Wanderers at Marsden Rec on Saturday. Photo: Jacob Page. I was going to stop. "It would have been nice to get my first senior century in Nelson but, as I was saying to the boys, I'm meant to be in the team for my bowling."
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from nine overs as StokeNayland comfortably defended 307 for 7 declared by rolling Wanderers for 99. The bowling effort also included a hat-trick from Brad Duncan, his second in as many seasons. In the other matches Nelson College defended 130, by rolling Wakatu for 100 after they were 94 for five. Three wickets each to Ben Hazlett and Felix Murray did most of the damage late. Waimea Toi Toi had a 119run win over Athletic College Old Boys, with Waimea defending 197 for 9 declared. ACOB only managing 78 in reply on a pitch which proved tricky to bat on throughout the day despite its placid appearance.
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Community Notices NELSON INSTITUTE TALK- Sundayh November 6. ‘A Different Perspective on World War 2’ presented by ex-South African lecturer, Ian McBride. Activity Room, Nelson Library. 2pm. $2pp. Queries 5487889. FERTILTY Support. Meet others who understand first-hand the ups and downs of infertility. Low key, social and conversational support. New faces always welcome. Next meet-up 6.30pm 8 November. Contact Shannan or Susannah on nelsonsupport@fertilitynz.org.nz OUT TO LUNCH community lunch at St Barnabas Church Stoke 11:45 Wednesday November 2. Entertainment by the Nayland Primary Kapa Haka group. Gold coin donation. FOREST AND BIRD Wednesday 9 November. Illustrated talk by Rachel Ryan on remote regions of West Ireland, covering areas like atmospheric Connemara, with its wetlands (bogs) and The Burren, in County Clare, where limestone landscapes host late spring gentians. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai Street, Tahunanui VILLAGE FAYRE 6 Nov 10.30 - 4.30pm, Honest Lawyer. Affordable family day out to an English style fair, with food stalls, music, entertainment, games for the children, exhibitions and dog events. Entry a gold coin. Email us for details of Produce competitions, entry on the day. Share of proceeds to the Nelson Ark. Contact nelsonarkvillagefayre@gmail. com or 03 9276237 DRAWING CLASS : Looking at nature still life composition. Learn some drawing basics in pencil. Tue 1 Nov, 9.30-12 noon at Nelson Women's Centre. $5 donation. Ph 546 7986 LEARNING ADVENTURES - Extension classes for ages 8-12 year olds. Explore Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, Maths, and Societal Ethics with like-minded peers. www.MinistryOfInspiration.org. 021-779-839 Leanne UNDERWATER ROBOTICS competition
- 30 OCTOBER 9-2 Richmond Aquatic Center!! Come watch the fun. Or volunteer to help staff! www.MinistryOfInspiration.org. Pls ring 021-779-839 Leanne PROBUS Club of Nelson City welcomes men and women as new members. Next meeting 10.00 am, Thursday 10 November at Nelson Golf Club, 38 Bolt Road, Tahunanui. Phone Jennifer 548 0272. BLIND WEEK APPEAL The Blind Foundation would like to thank all the volunteers and donors who so generously supported this year’s Blind Week appeal. Their contributions will help the Blind Foundation to continue its vital work in helping Kiwis with sight loss to live a life without limits. FRESH FOCUS The next meeting of Fresh Focus will be on 31 October, not on Labour Day on 24 October. TOASTMASTERS Improve your social confidence by learning the art & skills of public speaking. There are 4 Toastmasters Clubs in Nelson & Motueka. For info contact June 022-018-0853 neatjun@ yahoo.co.nz CROQUET Tues & Sun 12:30 pm at the croquet club in the reserve opposite ANZAC Park. Come try a fun sport for men & women of any age. Equipment & instruction provided. Everyone welcome. Info 539-1108. ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Join us on Fridays, 4:00-5:45 pm at La Gourmandise, 276 Hardy Street, for informal French conversation. All welcome whatever your level of French. See http://www. afnelsontasman.org/. LINE DANCING SUBURBAN CLUB. Tuesday and Thursday morning. all levels. 10am. Gentle cardio all ages. Free coffee chat social time, make and meet new friends.We are a caring community. All ages/genders. FRIENDS of the Library Booksale, Nelson Library, Saturday Nov 5, 10am-12.45. Featuring "Transport including books on aircraft, boats, cars, trucks etc". Gillian ph
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9220002. FOREST & Bird Wednesday 9 November. Illustrated talk by Rachel Ryan on remote regions of West Ireland, covering areas like atmospheric Connemara, with its wetlands (bogs) and The Burren, in County Clare, where limestone landscapes host late spring gentians. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai Street, Tahunanui. CHURCH FAIR November 5 at Stoke Methodist Church complex, 9.00am to 1.00pm. Sausage bbq, cream teas, plants, books and many more bargains. PEACE PICNIC on Saturday 5th Nov Noon: gather and picnic, 1.30: PARIHAKA COMMEMORATION, 2.303.30; community fun! At the PEACE GROVE (north of Miyazu Gdns on Atawhai Drive). If very wet: Cathedral at 1.30. More details - Barbara 548 4883. MARYBANK GARDEN CLUB - Tuesday November 1,. 6.15pm Garden Ramble. 94 Mount Street. 7.30pm Jaycee Room Founders guest speaker Alison Nicholls - Irises NELSON ASTHMA SOCIETY seated exercise classes for people with breathing difficulties – Oct 26 Reformed Church, Enner Glynn with Advanced Care planning education session at 1pm. Nov 1 Richmond class with Respiratory nurse present at Oakwoods Village at 11am. Nov 2 with Respiratory Nurse present at Ernest Rutherford Village at 1.30pm. November 14 Motueka Recreation Ctr with Respiratory Nurse present at 11.30am. $5 per class, or just $2 for members. Ph 035441562 for more details. NELSON TRUCK SHOW 2016 - - 12 November 2016 10am -3pm, Richmond A & P Showgrounds, Adults $5, Child $2, Family $10. Lots of trucks, food, raffles, bouncy castles. A Stoke School PTA Fundraiser ph. Mel 021743806. FRIENDS OF THE QUEEN’S GARDENS - Help keep the Gardens looking their best and enjoy the flowers and trees. We meet weekly, volunteers welcome. Ph El-
Len 5466533. COMMUNITYYARD SALE –Enner Glynn School Fundraiser. Sunday November 6 9am to Midday. Site bookings $15. or $10 for children email t.laubscher@ennerglynn.school.nz to book. You keep all your profits. Bouncy castle & sausage sizzle. Wet weather postponement Date November 13. SOCIAL INDOOR BOWLS - Every Wed. and Fri. 1.15 to 4.00 pm. Trafalgar St. Hall, opposite Trailways. Come along and join in the fun. Ph Roger 5466562 or Maria 5489006. LEARNING ADVENTURES - Extension classes for ages 8-12 year olds. Explore Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, Maths, and Societal Ethics with like-minded peers. www.MinistryOfInspiration.org. 021-779-839 Leanne. COMMUNITY GROWING OLDER workshop: Four 2-hour workshops discussing aspects that affect our daily life and wellbeing when we grow older. Nov 4, 10-12pm at Victory Community Centre for 60+. Contact Victory Community Centre on 546 8389 for more information and registration. MEDICINE and the Law. Presentation and discussion for Nelson Public Libraries Wellness Month with Julie O’Connor from Community Law. Elma Turner Library, Fri 4 Nov 12-1. All welcome. HEARING AND HEALTH a presentation by Kim Howell of Hearing Unlimited for Nelson Public Libraries Wellness Month. Elma Turner Library, Mon 7 Nov 10.3011.30. All welcome. PEACE PICNIC to commemorate PARIHAKA DAY. Sat 5th Nov noon - 3.30 at PEACE GROVE (above Miyazu Gardens on Atawhai Drive). Gather/picnic at noon ; Parihaka visitors story/poimaking from 1.30 ; community fun and games from 2.30. If very WET, just Parihaka Commemoration 1.30 in Cathedral. Enquiries Barbara 548 4883 CHURCH FAIR, November 5, Stoke Methodist Complex, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm,
NELSON Institute talk. Sun 6th Nov. Speaker Ian McBride : A Different Perspective on the Second World War. Activity Room, Nelson Library. 2pm. $2pp. Please arrive BEFORE talk starts. Queries 5487889. STOKE SENIORS Tues 1st Nov. Melbourne Cup Day lunch at 12 pm. Cost: $14 Ken, David & the 2 Robyns perform at1.30 pm Weds 2nd Maria Archer will sing (accompanied by pianist Jenny Snadden); Thurs 3rd Bob Young with pop/country music ; Weds 9th The Dominoes entertain with popular standards Thurs 10th A talk by Jane Russell from Nelson Hospice Tues 15th The Colours Trio with a selection of songs Thurs 17th QUIZ . All welcomeTues 22nd Frank Meria plays piano & sings Weds 23rd Paula Connor with songs you love Thurs 24th Phil Steans country songs . Tues 29th Nelson Savage Club Variety Show WRITERS AT LUNCHTIME All welcome on Wednesday November 2 between 11.30am – 1.30pm at The Prince Albert, 113 Nile Street, Nelson. The guest speaker at 12.30pm is Dana Wensley, who will be talking about freedom of expression. Gold coin donation entry. Contact Chrissie on 03-5469818. AA is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? want to stop drinking but cant? Maybe we can help. support meetings every day. ring 0800aaworks 08002296757 COMMUNITY YARD SALE –Enner Glynn School Fundraiser. Sunday 6 November 9am to Midday. Site bookings $15 (or $10 for children) Email t.laubscher@ennerglynn.school.nz to book. You keep all your profits. Bouncy Sausage sizzle. Wet weather postponement Date 13 November. NEW MUM looking for something to do come and join a SPACE programme great discussions on baby development, toy making and music. Contact Teresa Flowers 035479877
sausage bbq, cream teas, plants, books and many more bargains. NELSON TRAMPING CLUB invites you: Nov. 6, Mt Robert Circuit, medium, phone Michele 021 537 421. Details www.http://nelsontrampingclub.org.nz ST JOSEPH’S SCHOOL SPRING GALA Sunday, 6 November, 11.30am-3.30pm. Fairy grotto, white elephant, plants, books, café, lots of food stalls, stage performances and much more. Fun for the whole family. NELSON PHILATELIC SOCIETY: The club for stamp collectors and philatelists. Next meeting Tuesday 8th November, 7:30 pm at Stoke school. All welcome. phone 5477516 Friends of the Library Booksale, Nelson Library, Saturday Nov 5, 10am-12.45. Featuring "Transport on air, sea & land. Enquiries ph Gillian 9220002 'WILDLIFE of the Galapagos Islands Photography EveningThursday 17th November, 7.30pm at Atawhai Community Church, Todds Bush Rd. $10’ Nelson Ark Village Fayre. November 6th from 10.30 at The Honest Lawyer, Monaco.A great family day out. Gold coin entry. Info 9276237BUSINESS HOUSE CROQUET Make up a team of 2 & have fun at Nelson Hinemoa Club, Monday evenings 5.30,starts 31st Oct-Nov 28th,ring 5476384 or 5467396. PLANT CARE GET THE MULCH ON! Friday 4th November 6pm to 7.30pm Opposite Maitai Valley Motor Camp, across forestry bridge. For info call 548 8467. PILATES on the Beach, Summer hours. Tuesdays & Thursdays 8am,Wednesday 5:45pm, Saturdays 10am. On Tahunanui Beach All welcome, $7 bring a mat or towel Enquires Marion 021 08399290 LINE DANCING SUBURBAN CLUB. Tuesday and Thursday morning. all levels. 10am. Gentle cardio all ages. Free coffee chat social time, make and meet new friends.We are a caring community. All ages/gender.
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