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Sport Tasman to manage Saxton Stadium Nelson’s “busiest sports hub” will be in safe and familiar hands for the next six years after Sport Tasman renewed its contract to manage Saxton Stadium this winter. Sport Tasman, has managed the stadium since it was opened in October 2009, and was successful tenderers for the third time, leaving facilities general manager

Brent Maru a happy man. “We are rapt to be awarded the contract … it’s the third tender process we’ve been through, but the team are as passionate as if we had just won a brand-new tender.” “They are focussed on continuing to grow usage, looking at new ways to increase patronage by

working closely with the sports codes who hire the venue, plus adding other programmes - such as the older adult walking circuit and various community fitness and exercise classes.” Brent says his team’s enthusiasm to adapt and improve the service provided to the ever-growing Saxton Stadium community has never wa-

vered and continues to grow. “All the way through our process we look at what we are doing, where are the opportunities to expand, plus what are the insights and statistics telling us and how we can best serve that particular community. The really positive thing about Saxton Stadium is that we are pushed for space and nearly

at capacity through winter … it’s great having buildings that are so well utilised and in demand.” Sport Tasman manages three areas at Saxton Field complex, the stadium, the Saxton Oval pavilion (a popular wedding and conference venue) plus a second upstairs pavilion attached to the stadium.

Waimea College held their annual House competition on September 28 to see which house had the best singers; Hillary, Cooper, Rutherford or Sheppard House. Sheppard House won the hard-fought battle with Rutherford coming in a close second. Cooper House blew the judges away with their gift of making a donation to the charity of the judges’ choosing. Pictured: Rutherford House’s Alice Kenmare, Louis Boutle and Ella Stewart. Photo: Amy Russ.

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Dark Sky park proposal for St Arnaud residents

Everybody knows there’s little that can rival the beauty of the night sky, and now the local Dark Sky committee is on a crusade to encourage the Department of Conservation (DOC) to designate the larger areas of their estate in the top of the south as Dark Sky sanctuaries. There are more than 40 Dark Sky parks, reserves and preserves in the world – areas where artificial lighting is managed and restricted to ensure it doesn’t interfere with

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views of the night sky. The night view is protected through education for residents on how to minimise outdoor light spill, and initiatives such as using narrow spectrum amber LED lights in street lighting. Ralph Bradley heads the Dark Sky committee and says, while the ultimate goal is to make the entire country a Dark Sky sanctuary, he would like to see DOC areas at the top of the south including Nelson Lakes, Kahurangi, Richmond State Forest and the Abel Tasman, lead the way.

“When people think of DOC they tend to think of conservation but preserving the dark sky is as much of an agenda as flora and fauna,” says Ralph. The committee is currently targeting St Arnaud and the Rotoiti District Community Council has been seeking feedback from residents, which Ralph says has “been overwhelmingly positive”. “It’s all about enjoying the beauty of the world we’re in, plus preserving what we’ve got. The night sky really is a treasure, it’s just magic.” Softer lighting is re-

quired by NZTA for the street lights through St Arnaud and Ralph says, ideally, any lights in the area would have the orange rather than white tones. “You also want to shield lights, by doing this you have the light hit the ground rather than the sky.” Ralph says any unshielded lights can affect the night sky up to 25km away by lighting up moisture and dust particles in the atmosphere. Have your say: Email jbandsjh@gmail.com to share your view. The feedback period ends on October 23.

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The team at the Richmond Aquatic Centre were the stars of the show at the 2018 CLM Annual Awards night, held on September 14, in Nelson. Over 120 Community Leisure Management (CLM) staff from across the country headed to the Trafalgar Centre to celebrate the evening, with the Nelson Tasman centres taking out a huge section of the awards. Crystal Gaiger CLM market-

ing administrator, says she was blown away with all the awards, “I didn’t expect us to win so many. I know we are awesome, but it is so nice to be recognised in that way.” Richmond Aquatic Centre won the overall Facility of the Year award, Shop of the Year, Café of the Year, Staff member of the Year and Aquatics Facility of the Year. CLM facility manager Vaughan Hope says, “I am super proud of the team. At the end of the day it is about the network of

people involved. It’s not only us, we work closely with the TDC who drive us to be more than just another aquatic centre.” Peter Canton, TDC community development committee chairman, says we are lucky to have this calibre of centre in our township, “they just have this ongoing passion within the team, you can see it here. It is the whole team approach within the centre. All the staff are always so welcoming down here.”

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Celebration of 175 years of German settlement in Upper Moutere Emily Beaumont Upper Moutere locals will join with descendants of settler German families on Labour weekend to celebrate 175 years since the arrival of the first German immigrant ship to our region. The St Pauli arrived in Nelson in June 1843 and those on board became the first group of Ger-

man immigrants to New Zealand, some of their descendants remain in Upper Moutere village today. The missionaries and some settlers established a village, St Paulidorf, in the Moutere Valley in 1843, but it was abandoned within a year due to its isolation and flooding. From 1850, German settlers

moved back to the Moutere and encouraged family and friends from Germany to join them with settlements spreading to Neudorf and Rosedale, formerly Rosental. Now the entire 175 years of German settlements will be celebrated with the weekend’s main event held on Saturday, October 20, at the Moutere Hills Community Centre, and on Sunday, which

is also Moutere Artisans Day, a special church service will be held at Upper Moutere’s St Paul’s Lutheran Community Church. “The weekend’s going to be amazing, we’re also putting together a really great history display,” says chairperson of the organising committee, Jenny Briars. The history display will be open to the public in the Moutere Hills

Community Centre on Sunday, October 21, for a gold coin donation. It will also include a display about flax, a nod to the flax mills of the past. Jenny says there’s been “great interest” in the event, with some attending from overseas and others from all over New Zealand to be a part of the celebrations.

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Local business people up for top honours Voting is open for the public to choose the region’s top business people as part of the annual Nelson Pine Industries Chamber of Commerce Business Awards. “These are two new categories for the Business Awards, and we were thrilled with the response to our call for nominations,” says chamber chief executive Grant Kerr. Twenty-three nominations were received with judges selecting five businessperson of the year finalists and five young businessperson finalists. “Unlike the other award categories that are judged by an independent panel, you can cast your vote for business person or young business person, with the

winners revealed at our awards evening on Friday 2 November.” The finalists for business person of the year are Pic Picot of Pic’s Peanut Butter, Darryl Wilson of Wilson’s Abel Tasman, Janis Ord of Motropolis, Andrew Board of Nelson Weekly, and Stephanie Fry of IdealCup. The contenders for young business person of the year are Andrew MacDonald of Absolute Wilderness Freeze Dried Meals, Benjamin Clark of Benjamin Black Goldsmiths, Chloe Van Dyke of Chia, Emma Smith of The Hair Boutique and Johny O’Donnell of ShiftOn. Visit www.commerce.org.nz to vote.

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Tessa Werner and Janine Marr are the great grand-daughters of Upper Moutere’s first pastor, Johann Heine. They are lending a helping hand with organising the 175th celebrations. Photo: Supplied.

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Manager of Richmond’s Hunting and Fishing store, Doug Clifton, looks forward to reeling in Sunday shoppers from October 7. Doug says the store’s move to trade seven days each week has been made to fit in with the region. “It’s a logical step forward, Richmond’s growing at a rate of knots, so it makes sense to be open seven days.” Sunday’s opening hours are from 10am-3pm and Saturday’s remain the same, from 9am-4pm. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

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Fishing nets hazardous to wildlife A blue penguin was discovered trapped in a discarded recreational fishing net last week. Biosecurity officer Ken Wright was on hand to free the struggling penguin, which was very much trapped by the fine nylon around what Ken says was every single appendage. This serves as a timely reminder for the public to help clean up our region’s shoreline.

Ken is keen to encourage people to pick up discarded nets, plastic and rubbish to prevent this sort of thing from happening. Community Patrol actively keeping neighbourhoods safe After the vandalism at Bill Wilkes Reserve on Saturday, September 22, Richmond District Community Patrol chairman Marty Price would like to reassure residents the streets are being actively patrolled at night, and members of their team responded to the incident and extinguished the fire

News on the swing and tree. “Thanks to two of our patrollers getting there promptly and putting the fire out before it spread any further,” says Marty. “We continue to patrol the streets of Richmond and the wider community to Brightwater and Wakefield.” Neighbourhood Support has a small group in Hunter Ave and are keen to increase numbers there, any residents interested can contact them, and there’s an active group in Idesia Grove, which is across from the reserve, that welcomes new members.

News Murchison Health Centre to join Nelson Bays Primary Health Murchison Health Centre is joining Nelson Bays Primary Health, the primary health organisation (PHO) that organises and delivers primary and community health services across the Nelson and Tasman district. Alliance Support Manager for Nelson Marlborough Health (NMH), Andrew Goodger, says that all Murchison Health Centre patients will be asked to sign a new enrolment form and some may notice beneficial changes

Nelson Matters Last Friday was the Awards night of WOW and the right time to reflect on what an emotional journey this has been for what is rightfully a Nelson icon. I was there in that rain soaked tent near Wakefield in 1987 when Dame Suzie Moncrieff staged the inaugural WearableArt show to the first of many amazed audiences. This year is the 30th show and 60,000 people will be wowed in the capital over three weeks, but its roots are and always will be, in Nelson. The show programme, the company’s website and of course

the WOW Museum all proudly proclaim Nelson as the birthplace of WOW and that can never change. I love the history of the show and its incredible evolution. It was not invented at a university or a posh arts school, but in a small rural area. The concept was literally ‘off the wall’. To take art off the wall and embellish the body – to be worn. Even today I believe it is best to have the WearableArt experience rather than try and understand the WearableArt explanation. I also love the platform WOW gives to community art-

ists. Each year we see entries from everyone from plumbers, teachers, homemakers and nurses through to engineers who use WOW as a conduit for their creative outlet. One of the strengths of the WOW is its blind judging where repeat entrants, some of whom have professional design experience and can be previous winners, are judged alongside first time entrants with no experience. The entries stand on their own merits and are then individually choreographed to show them to their best advantage. I have friends who enter and they

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say seeing their creation on the catwalk, lit, choreographed and set to music is an unforgettable experience. But WOW is not just about the show. It has also enabled Nelson and New Zealand to tell a broader story about who we are. Our old tourism branding around beautiful scenery and Maori culture was one dimensional. WOW has helped us take the broader story of our creativity and our own unique style of art to the world. I enjoyed working with WOW in the 90s to assist with national television coverage and later

to help with NZTE funding to take exhibition/mini shows overseas. I congratulate and pay tribute to Dame Suzie Moncrieff and sister Heather Palmer who started WOW and still guide it and those early sponsors who grasped the concept and could see the potential. I also acknowledge all those people who formed the large crew and Nelson artists who continue to create entries each year. This Nelson born event punches way above its weight on the global arts stage. Take a bow. Advt.

Boulevard Café steps up for weekly papers Amy Russ As from Monday, October 1, copies of the Waimea Weekly and Nelson Weekly are no longer available from the Richmond Mall. Boulevard Café in the Village will be the new pick up point for your latest issue of news in the community. The owners of the popular café say they are proud to be hosting the two papers in their premises and invite the public to come in for the latest news and enjoy the fabulous homemade food and warm, friendly service from the team. Richmond Mall centre manager Belinda de Clercq says they are investigating options on how to tie in magazines and newspapers with the new look of the mall. “The Boulevard Café in the Village is the nearest café to where the stands originally were, in front of Fresh Choice, so people do not need to go far to get their copy of the Waimea Weekly and Nelson Weekly, it is just a shortcut through Whitcoulls to the café.”

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As owner and operator of the National Grid, Transpower needs to undertake essential maintenance work at the Kikiwa Substation. This repair work will ensure a reliable supply of electricity to St Arnaud and Tapawera areas. Unfortunately this maintenance cannot be undertaken while the substation is in service. Transpower would like to advise residents and businesses in and around St Arnaud and Tapawera that a power outage is required on:

The outage will affect all of Tapawera from Tapawera-Baton Road and Wangapeka areas through to and including all of the St Arnaud area. This includes The Howard and the Rainbow Road areas. Transpower recognises that there is never an ideal time for consumers to be without electricity and apologises for any 6 inconvenience this power outage may cause. For further information, please contact communications@transpower.co.nz or phone 04 590 7000. For information on whether your property is affected, please call your retailer with your customer number. PREPARING FOR THE OUTAGES

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Just a thought... A faithful churchgoer the position of your chilonce complained about dren and had been told going to Church every the same things again and Sunday. He said, “I’ve gone again by your own parents. for thirty years now, and I remember how I did not in that time I have heard enjoy listening to my mum something like because she althree thousand ways told me the sermons. But for same things over the life of me, I again. But now as can’t remember a parent myself, a single one of I know that I am them.” This disdoing the exact gruntled church same thing to my member was own children. I silenced when now understand someone else rethat it is part of sponded, “I’ve our nature as Rev. Martin been married for Sungchel Oh parents. thirty years now. How many times RichmondIn that time my Stoke Methodist has God shown wife has cooked the Israelites his Parish. some thirty-two love and care? thousand meals. But for How many times do we the life of me, I cannot re- have to hear that God call the entire menu for a loves us? single one of those meals. I love telling my children “I But I do know this: They love you!” again and again. all nourished me and gave People need to hear that me the strength I needed they are loved. I believe to do my work.” that it does not matter who I’m sure many of you have you are - God loves you. told your children repeat- That is what I am telling edly the same things more our church family every than a thousand times. Sunday. If you think that For example - don’t do you do not have anyone this or don’t do that. I’m who loves you, that is not sure you’ve also been in true, as God loves you.

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School’s obstacle course proves popular Emily Beaumont It’s been two years of planning and construction for Wakefield School’s obstacle course and on Friday, September 28, the course was officially opened. Parents, friends, students and teachers were joined by Lees Seymour from Nelson Forests and Goldpine

representatives Michael Sunderland and Greg Roper. The 80metre custom-built fitness trail, designed by the school’s students and staff, was generously built by parents and local engineering companies, and funded through the PTA and local businesses. Following the ribbon cutting, ex-student Adrian Lister told the story of the Kahikatea tree he went on to plant

in recognition of the school’s upcoming 175th anniversary celebrations. Twenty years ago, Adrian discovered the Kahikatea beneath floorboards. “I just thought ‘wow, how did that thing survive under the floor’, and realised it was pretty special,” says Adrian. The tree is the school’s emblem to encourage students to exhibit Kahikatea qualities by supporting one another.

24 September 2018 Dear Editor, Adrienne Abbot assumes a lot when she expects others to look after her pet. (W.W 19 Sept). Presumably fur-baby was a cat. The cat should never have been on the road and it was the owner’s responsibility to make sure it was safely constrained. Cats on owner’s properties are pets and those running loose off the property are feral and should be humanely killed. The death of this one was probably instant, so it was a humane death. Cats are predators, along with stoats and rats, and are responsible for thousands of wild life deaths each year. All pet cats and dogs must be kept safely on the owner’s property. I HOPE ADRIENNE ABBOT IS READING THIS. Gillian Pollock, Mapua

Editor’s response: Gee, Gillian, you’re a bit tough and I’ll bet no pet lives at your houseand tell me who do you know that constrains cats? I’d love to know exactly how you think this is done? The Abbotts are in the twilight years, paid all their dues and loved their cat. Pretty basic isn’t it and in a good community we have this thing called tolerance. And remember, not all cats hunt. I own a smackface cat (our term) who had a sick bird sit next to him. He just looked, had a wee pat and ignored it. This was outside, too! Maybe the Abbots cat was like this? And the letter was just asking for the decency bar to be raised. If you hit an obvious pet, at least do your best to inform the owners. Loud barking dogs on the other hand………….. Gillian, your comments seem like a Forest and Bird stance?

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Local players Jane Worthington and Jenny Pomeroy, of Richmond Bridge Club, were among the 104 players to attend the Picton Intermediate Pairs bridge tournament held on Sunday, September 23. Players from throughout the Top of the South region competed in the popular tournament held at the Ports of Marlborough Sports Pavilion in Waikawa Bay, Picton. Jane and Jenny averaged 63.84 percent over the two sessions of play, coming a close second, to finish just 1.23 percent behind winners Ann Baker and Chris Henry from the Marlborough Bridge Club. Photo: Supplied.

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Tapawera Area School’s Clay Morgan was the first student from his school to make the Combined Waimea College First Fifteen and had such a successful season he was selected for the New Zealand Area Schools Rugby Team. Preseason training for the Waimea team kicked off in early January and included gruelling runs up the steep Richmond Hills, which induced vomiting in a few of the players, including Clay. Hitting their stride in the season, the team travelled to Christchurch regularly to take on a few of the bigger teams such as St Thomas Christ’s College and with some close games against St Andrews and St Bede’s, by mid-season the team had won 2 from 7 games. “It has been a very cool experience being in such a top-level

competition. A highlight for me was probably putting on the jersey every week. “It was a privilege to represent the Combined School Team,” says Clay. On September 11, Clay travelled to Palmerston North to join the others selected for the New Zealand Area Schools rugby team. With the chance to hone his tackling and kicking skills prior to their game against the Manawatu U16 representative team, Clay went into the game with increased confidence. And, although they lost 31-17, Clay says the entire experience was “amazing”. “The coaches were committed to us, they made use of the little time that they had with us, to teach us and establish relationships. The trip was great, and I am looking forward to next year.” Clay will once again trial for the Waimea Combined team in 2019 and hopes to receive his cap for 25 games.

Tapawera student Clay Morgan off-loads the ball to his New Zealand Area Schools team-mate during their game against Manawatu U16. Photo: Supplied.

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We will be riding to meet Kell and his team on the South Island leg of his charity ride. This epic trip (see last week’s Waimea Weekly) will also be documented by a film crew travelling with him. We will stop in Havelock and join him as he makes his way through from Picton. We will then travel back to Filco Harley Davidson where Dave and the Filco team will put on some light nibbles and hot drinks. A great chance for a meet and greet and even have a wee peek at New Zealand’s newest Harley dealership! Let’s show the team a huge Nelson welcome! Everybody welcome.

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Murchison librarian of 25 years and volunteer ambulance officer, Janne Falkner, has just come back from competing at the World Triathlon Age-Group Championships on the Gold Coast. After training for a year and overcoming a fear of water, Janne was pleased with her efforts and says she finished the race faster than her original qualifying time. “I had a wonderful time, the people I raced with were fantastic and I loved every minute of it. I went in with no expectations of a placing, I just didn’t want to be last. It was always just about being a part of the race, for me.” Janne was pleased with finishing the event “halfway through the pack” after losing two places in the run when she stopped to help an athlete with heat stroke. Overall, Janne says, she was 10.49 minutes faster than her qualifying race. “8.14 minutes faster on bike, 3.13 faster in swim and .38 secs slower in the run.” She says she fell in to the sport “by accident”, starting with fun runs. Her coach planted

the seed for competing in the triathlon, “he sent me to a swim coach in Nelson where I had a year of lessons. I have been petrified of the water since I was a child.” But Janne says it was the running section of the race that turned out to be the toughest part, “it was 28.3 degrees, pretty tough for someone from the South who is used to running in the freezing cold.” Nothing slows Janne down. Just days after the Gold Coast race she completed the Sydney Harbour Bridge Run and the Kings Canyon Rim Walk – meant to be completed in 3 to 4 hours, Janne did it in just over an hour. Next on the list is the Abel Tasman Trail Run in a few weeks, the Nelson Half Marathon in November, an Iron Man competition in December, a 4.6 km sea swim in Auckland in May, 2019 and then what Janne says is one of the world’s toughest, with over 5000 steps; the Great Wall Marathon, in 2019. “I just love it, it makes me feel so good now. When I was at school I was embarrassed at always coming last and didn’t I run again for another 50 years!”

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$ The division one mens town team after the annual Town vs Country match at Saxton Field on Saturday, September 29. Photo: Supplied.

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Janne Falkner finished faster than her qualifying time at the Gold Coast World Triathlon Age Group Champs. Photo: Supplied.

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The Mark Wilkens Trophy was up for contention over the weekend with the annual Nelson Hockey Association’s (NHA) Town versus Country matches held at Saxton Field. Three matches were played with a division one mens team, division two womens team and division three mixed teams playing for bragging rights.

ies, winning 4 -2. The division three mixed town team dominated against the country players, winning their game 5 – 2 “NHA would like to express our big thanks to everyone who participated in this great event. We played three games in his honour this year, which I think Mark would have appreciated. Thank you to everyone who got involved.”

Fabian Amor, NHA operations manager, says, ”it was a great opportunity to remember Mark, a man who had given so much to the game, both in Nelson and at a national level.” The division one mens town team won against their rival country team, winning the game 8 – 3. Division two’s country women held their own against the town-

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The strong south-westerly wind did not dampen the spirits of the 70 runners and walkers who battled their way up the Great Taste Trail on Higgins Road in the Brightwater 10km road race on Saturday, September 29. Roydon Hawks was the clear winner of the event, coming home strongly in 40.50mins, with Andrew Goodger, taking out second place. Colette Read was the first of the women home in 44.50mins, with Lynaire Topliss a minute behind her. The walker’s race was strongly contested, with Daryl Nish finishing in 1.07.59hrs, only eight seconds ahead of Steve Pauling. Gillian MacDougall was the fastest woman in 1.15.54hrs. These were very creditable performances, as were those of all the other athletes participating. With daylight saving, we are able to commence our 6pm Wednesday evening 5km Series for walkers and runners. The first of these runs is from the Turf Hotel, with details posted on Athletics Nelson’s website. This Saturday, October 6, many of our competitive runners are heading to Christchurch for the National Road Relay, ‘Takaha to Akaroa’ and we wish them all the best as they compete in the 78th running of this iconic event. For those not involved in the relay, we have a pack run on the Richmond Hills, starting at the Washbourn Gardens at A group of midfield runners coming up out of the un2.30pm. This is a fun event catering for derpass onto Higgins Road during Saturday’s 10km Brightwater road race. Photo: Supplied. runners and walkers of all abilities.

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Teeball a hit with local kids More than 200 local children embraced the local baseball programme on Wednesday, September 26, in a schools’ tee ball tournament. Held at the region’s baseball diamonds at Champion Green in Stoke, the tournament saw 22 teams enter from schools around Tasman and Nelson. The tournament came on the back of a Baseball in School’s

programme run by local baseball club Nelson Heat and its head coach Marty Grant. Marty says the in-school’s programme is a continuing success, with the day-long tournament an opportunity for the school children to test their new skills. Baseball is currently the fastest growing sport in New Zealand and this growth can also be seen locally, says

Marty, with this the biggest tee ball competition seen in the region for some time. While the focus was on learning and fun at the tournament, Marty says scores were kept and winners announced. Weekly tee ball begins in week one of term four, on Thursday afternoons, 4-5pm at Champion Green. Register at www. nelsonbaseball.org.nz

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Club Waimea Indoor Bowls members were presented with a few trophies at the Nelson Indoor Bowls Centre’s closing night and trophy presentation, on Saturday, September 22. The Nelson Ladies Champion of Champion Singles title was awarded to Mary Jordan. Mary was presented with the Miller Rosebowl. President of the Nelson Bowls Club, Lewis Della Bosca, also from Club Waimea, was awarded the Warnes Cup for Tournament Player of the Year. And Club Waimea itself was presented with Italia Club Trophy for the Nelson Inter-Club 6’s. Mike Johnston, publicity officer for the Nelson Indoor Bowls Association, says the highlight of the presentations was the awarding of a fourth Nelson Centre Gold Bar for winning 25 Champion of Champion titles, to Stoke Club’s Barry Beams. “Barry actually finished the season with a total of 26 Centre titles after winning two this season – the Pairs and the Triples.” Mike says the representative teams had a season to forget, only winning two of their nine inter-centre clashes, “which was very disappointing after the great season they enjoyed last year.” “The annual Mens vs Ladies tournament this year was played on closing night, and the men came out victorious with a score of 33 – 23.

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Work towards the final decision point for the dam, expected in late November this year, is continuing. A key part of that is our Local Bill to gain access to Crown conservation land for the dam reservoir. The bill has been referred to select committee with the support of Labour, NZ First, National and ACT, and submissions are open until 5 October. The current funding proposal for the project looks like this: Tasman District Council contributions CIIL zero-interest loan to Tasman District Council

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Barry Beams after being presented with his fourth Gold Star Bar. Photo: Kaleb Johnston.

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Effect on rates and charges Under this funding model, ratepayers and urban water users will contribute to the dam in the following ways: Every Tasman ratepayer – estimated $29 District-wide annual rate once construction complete (actual rate in 2018 – 2019 is $14.33). Ratepayers in the dam Zone of Benefit also pay a rate based on the capital value of your property, which is 0.0020cents/$ of capital value. Eg. The owner of a $500,000 home in Richmond pays about $10. Urban water users (and rural extensions), excluding Motueka will face increased water charges. For the typical residential household this equates to an estimated $102 more a year.

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Gravel extraction from rivers The Engineering Services Department of Tasman District Council has applied for resource consents to take gravel from riverbeds within Tasman District. You can read the full application and find out how to make a submission on our website – visit www.tasman.govt.nz/ property/resource-consents and click on the link to Publicly Notified Resource Consents. Submissions close on Friday, 26 October 2018.

Draft Control of Alcohol in Public Places Bylaw 2018 We’ve reviewed the Control of Alcohol in Public Places bylaw and are seeking public submissions on the new draft bylaw. You can make a submission

We want our local roads to be safe. Making sure the speed limit is appropriate for the conditions is an important part of a safe roading network, so we’re reviewing the limits across Tasman District. We need your input – do you think changes to the speed limit on any roads you use would help reduce serious crashes? Have your say: Email your feedback, including locations and supporting reasons why you think a change would contribute to reducing deaths and serious injuries, to Megan.Bell@tasman.govt.nz. The feedback round closes on Monday 15 October 2018.

• You can also send your written submission to: Executive Assistant - Environment & Planning, Draft Consolidated Bylaw - Chapter 3 - Control of Alcohol in Public Places 2018 Tasman District Council, Private Bag 4 Richmond 7050 • or drop your written submission into any Council office or your local library. Submissions close at 4.30 pm, Tuesday 16 October 2018.

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Approved closures Applicant: Nelson Car Club Event: Car Rally Event Location of road closure: Redwood Road between the Moutere Highway and the Coastal Highway (SH60) Date and time: Sunday 7 October 2018, 8.30 am to 5.00 pm

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Forest & Bird Wednesday 10 Oct.. Evening talk about Project Janszoon in the Abel Tasman National Park. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai St., Tahunanui. Waimea music cluB meets on Sunday 7th Oct. in Loney Hall Wensley Rd Richmond at 1 15 p m. asthma? coPd? Need info. & resources to help you manage your respiratory condition. Email asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz or Ph: 544 1562 for breathing class details. NelsoN 50+ miNi Walkers: Oct. 9th, Rabbit Island to Mapua. $10 for ferry. Meet 10am at Conifer Park. Ph. Kath, 544 7381. Nelson 50 Walking Group: Oct. 11, Mount Malita. Ph. Ron 546 5170 steam day, PiGeoN Valley steam museum at Higgins Heritage Park, Wakefield, Sunday 7 Oct. Tractors, Machinery, Harry Holmwood Shed, Ray Win cars, Rural Life museum, Sawmill, Transport Museum, Traction engine rides. Plenty of space - bring a picnic! Allan Palmer 027 319 7427 cake decorators: Learn a new skill using sugar paste. All are welcome to attend our all day workshop. Creating Peter Rabbit & Family using sugar paste. Saturday 6 Oct. 9 to 4:30 Contact Desiree for more info. 0276302359 ceNtral GardeN GrouP, stoke. Come & join us at our great monthly meetings. Learn all about plants, & hear from our really interesting speakers. We would love you to join us on Wednesday 10th Oct., 1.30pm, Stoke Methodist Hall, 96 Neale St.. Contact Barry

5479086 astroNomy: Please note no Astronomy Section Meeting on 4 Oct.. Public Lecture at Old St Johns, Hardy St., Nelson, Wednesday, 10 Oct., 7.30pm. Dr Paul Groot from Radboud University will deliver the Beatrice Hill-Tinsley Lecture “The Dawn of Gravitational Wave Astronomy”. Everyone welcome. $5 cash admission. astroNomy: Viewing of planets & deep sky objects, if sky is clear, Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai, Fridays, 5, 12 & 19 Oct., 8pm-10pm. Final viewing nights for 2018. All welcome. Koha $5pp cash, $15 families. Dennis 5470525. caNcer society suPPort GrouPs Breast cancer support Group, Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy St., if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz monthly carers support Group For Partners / Family / Friends who are supporting someone with cancer, or recovering from cancer. Come & meet others & discuss what you would find helpful from this group. Register 539 1137 or info@ cancernelson.org.nz mindfulness & relaxation for people affected by and/or supporting someone with cancer. Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society Ph: 539 1137 Blood cancer support Group meet monthly for more info. Ph: Graham 544 3037 or Lloyd 544 2636 taBle teNNis school holi-

day ProGramme Saxton Stadium Tuesday 2nd, Thursday 4th, Tuesday 9th, & Thursday 11th Oct. Time 0930 till 1200. Bats & balls provided. Wear sport shoes & bring something to eat & drink for morning tea break . For further info. Ph Ted on 5470979. BaBy / child loss memorial eVeNiNG Fri 12th Oct as part of international baby loss awareness week. We are a group of people who have lost babies. Afiliated with SANDS nz. Join us for a kite flying, picnic on the beach & moments silence/reflection/karakia with torch on candle lit At 8pm. Tahunanui beach rocks rd end. https://www.facebook.com/ events/263722670940861/?ti=cl NelsoN social daNciNG cluB, Club Waimea 13 Oct. Live Music. 7.30pm – 11.15pm. Members $10 Non-Members $15. Contact Chris 021 160 1358 commuNity siNG-aloNG Wed 3 Oct. 1.30 pm Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd., Richmond. Afternoon tea. Gold coin for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Enquiries 5448562 Pilates iN richmoNd Multilevel Pilates classes. Term 3 starts Wedn. Oct. 17 11:30am & 5:30pm $140. Enrolments essential as classes fill quickly. Meeting-room, Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St. Email sue@suewilson.kiwi.nz or call 0292 813 735 Facebook Classical Pilates with Sue NelsoN Quilters Guild, is presenting a Festival of Quilts Exhibition at Waimea College Hall, Salisbury Rd., Richmond. Guest

Exhibitor Anne Scott MNZM Friday 5th Oct & Sat 6th Oct 10am-4pm, Sunday 7th Oct 10am-3pm Entry $5 hoPe/raNzau WomeNs iNstitute meets again on Weds. 3rd Oct., 1.30pm at Senior Citizens Hall, 63 Oxford St. Richmond for an afternoon learning quick Crafts. Should be fun. Your contact Brenda, 5445872 richmoNd liBrary eVeNts: 1. Good crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Free. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2pm. Ph: 03 543 8500. richmoNd Welcome GrouP New here? Have a cuppa, meet new friends, ask questions. All welcome. 10am, first & third Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd.. Call Glenys at 265 5318 cultural eXPerieNces: Exploring new countries, small group travel, home hosting & friendship. Interested, learn more, join Nelson Friendship Force, social meetings 3rd Sundays monthly, Ph: Judy 5446429 ‘housie’ Every Wednesday at 7pm Held at Club Waimea Richmond, Lower Queen St., Opposite the Race Course & is in the Restaurant Room. VoluNtary euthaNasia. Human-Rights issue? Who owns your Life? Free, informal End-of-Life discussion group. Everyone welcome. Nelson Options Group. Fairfield House, Oct. 2, 2pm. Ph:: 543 2602

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Waimea College Waimea Combined 1st XV Assistant Rugby Coaches We are looking for two coaches to assist our Head Coach: - Forwards Coach - Backs Coach

We have a position available for a cheerful and active person to join our Egg Grading team. This position is full time and includes alternate rostered weekends. Our starting time is 7.30am. If you consider yourself a Team Player with a positive work attitude and you’d be interested in joining our Team please phone, call into our office or email your application with your CV

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The successful candidates will have a proven record in coaching rugby and will be committed to maintaining the high standards developed and expected of the Waimea Combined 1st XV team, both on and off the field. A commitment to developing a positive relationship with the young men is essential. Applications should be received at Waimea College by 4.00pm on Friday 19 October 2018 and addressed to: Karla Thurlow, Waimea College, 60 Salisbury Road, Richmond.

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If you are a confident, positive and enthusiastic person with a genuine passion for netball and working with teenagers, we look forward to hearing from you. Applications should be received at Waimea College by 4.00pm on Friday 19 October 2018 and addressed to: Karla Thurlow, Waimea College, 60 Salisbury Road, Richmond.

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