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First winter race Yasmin and Fletcher Van Houtte with Talei Currie attempt to manoeuvre the giant pumpkins they played a part in growing, after home-based childcare provider Village Kids delivered giant pumpkin plants to each of their educators to grow alongside their children this season. “The kids really enjoyed the experience, they all got stuck into helping water them and got a real buzz out of watching their growth,” says Village Kids manager Kirstie Van Houtte. The pumpkins are unlikely to see the inside of a pot anytime soon as they provide endless entertainment with the children playing on and around them, even dressing them up with hats. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

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Development of a $130 million-dollar residential village has begun on the outskirts of Richmond, with the focus on an inclusive and permeable layout to create connection and integration with the wider community. Arvida Group is one of the largest aged-care providers in the country and this will be their third village in the region, following The Wood and Oakwoods. Chief executive Bill McDonald says that while they will be providing care facilities and creating housing for older people, they don’t want to restrict their services to just people in the community. Bill says a ‘Wellness Centre’ will operate as the ’front door’ to the neighbourhood, providing extensive health and recreation facilities to both residents and the greater community. “Arvida is trying to modify what it is offering across the country and the Richmond development will really

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Despite a recent survey from Westpac NZ citing businesses in our region are lacking confidence, Richmond retailers are optimistic for the future. Craig Taylor, managing director of Taylors We Love Shoes in Richmond, says we can look positively forward to improvement and growth, particularly in the greater Richmond area. “Without a doubt, the newlook Queen St with its pedestrian-friendly design is going to make shopping in Richmond a lot easier and more pleasant,” says Craig. “Add to this the massive housing development happening on the outskirts of Richmond and I think we can expect some much better times for our businesses.” It’s a sentiment shared by Richmond Mall manager Belinda DeClercq, who says that foot traffic and sales are growing monthly. “We have several retailers expanding and upgrading their premises which shows real business confidence,” says Belinda. The survey claimed obstacles for business growth included a lack of skilled staff, access to funds and increased competition. And Craig admits the lure

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The driver of the car, Daniel Taaffe, had a warrant for arrest in April for breaching his conditions. On Monday, May 28, 36-yearold Daniel was charged with

Christopher Payne has finally been arrested after stealing more than $200,000 of jewellery from homes in the Nelson Tasman region. Photo: Supplied. four counts of burglary in May – two in Nelson Bays, one in Greymouth and another in Hokitika, as well as failing to stop and dangerous driving. He is due to appear in Christchurch District Court

on June 18. The arrests come as a huge relief to police and to the men’s victims across the Nelson Bays and Tasman area. “The jewellery stolen by Christopher Payne included items of great sentimental value, some of which had belonged to victims’ deceased family members,” says Nelson Bays tactical Crime Unit sergeant Dale Smith. “The burglaries have had a huge impact on people who have lost items they may never see again and victims have been appreciative of the work done by police. “It’s pleasing that we have been able to hold these offenders to account, thanks to the great work by Nelson Bays Police and Greymouth Police who arrested the pair,” says Dale. A lot of the jewellery has not been recovered but police and residents alike are pleased Payne’s spree has ended. Police encourage anyone who thinks they may be a victim of theft to contact their local Police station. If you see a crime being committed, call 111 in the first instance.

A slice of history White Hart Hotel was built, approximately at the site of the current Richmond Motel and Holiday Park, by George Fairweather Moonlight in 1865, who was the first proprietor. He was followed in 1871 by a Mrs Kite. During the gold mining boom years, seven pubs in and around Richmond did a roaring trade. They included the White Hart, Plough Inn, Railway Hotel and Star and Garter. The building was destroyed by fire 1917. Following the fire, it was rebuilt as a boarding house run by a Mrs Windlebourne. A third building was erected on

the site which now houses the caretaker of the current motor camp. Richard Hyland was a proprietor at the White Hart Hotel in 1883 until 1885. Richard and his wife Elizabeth lost three children, Henry, Mary Jane and Helena, and owned land at Gladstone Road and Bateups Road corner where they planted three gum trees in memory of their children, thus eventually named Three Brothers Corner. There was a fourth tree planted for another child who had died, but this tree did not survive.

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Roundabout The small temporary Talbot St roundabout, which was installed after Easter, could be a permanent fixture at the north-side at the middle entry/exit to the carpark entrance to Richmond Mall carpark. After receiving positive feedback, Richard Kirby, Tasman District Council’s engineering services manager, says the discussion is ongoing and he would like the engineering services committee to know that they might even consider putting in a permanent roundabout to help with traffic flows. Before the roundabout was installed, issues had been ongoing with the all the roadworks happening in the area. Tempers reached boiling point on the afternoon of Anzac Day, with some waiting well over half an hour just to get out of the carpark.

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A man who stole more than $200,000 worth of jewellery, mainly from residential homes across the Nelson Bays and Tasman area, including Richmond, Brightwater and Appleby, has been arrested. His offending also took him to Picton and Blenheim. Christopher Payne, 38, was located on Monday, May 28, in Tötara Flats, near Greymouth, after being spotted by a passing police patrol car around 2.30pm. Recognising a car that was used during a burglary in Motueka on Friday, May 25, police followed the car before the driver pulled over. Two men fled from the car on foot onto a rural property. A police dog team located them on the property and the pair were arrested. Police had four warrants to arrest Christopher Payne for 19 burglaries in the Nelson Bays area since January, in which more than $200,000 jewellery was taken. He also faces two drugs-related charges. He is due to appear in the Greymouth District Court on June 13.

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A life full of adventure and music came to an end for well-known Richmond man John (Jack) Russel Wentworth earlier this year. The esteemed musician was born in 1931 during the great depression in the States where, from an early age, he learned the heartache of hardship, the rewards of hard work and to chase dreams. As a teenager he joined the US Airforce which took him to Eniwetok Island, followed by Northern Japan where he immersed himself in the music, even learning Japan’s traditional instrument the shamisen. Later, while based in Alaska, Jack’s detachment was marooned for several days where Jack’s innovative procedures ensured contact remained between Alaska and Washington, earning him a medal and the choice of anywhere in the world for his next posting. And so began a love affair with God’s Own. Posted to Blenheim, Jack learned to sail in the Marlborough Sounds while indulging his love of theatre and music, before hitting retirement, returning to the States, filing for divorce and purchasing his beloved ‘Don Quixote”, a 21 foot trailer-sailer.

Richard Fehlman and Jack Wentworth graced the front page of the New Zealand Herald on 12 November, 1976, after arriving onboard a trailer-sailer from the States. Photo: Supplied. Back in the states Jack struck up an unlikely friendship with fellow actor Richard Fehlman, a hippie more than two decades his junior. Together this dubious duo set about ‘beefing up’ the Don Quixote as they hatched a plan that culminated in their sailing to New Zealand, where Jack planned to stay. This was a feat previously unattained by a trailer-sailer. Richard says their 8-month journey was “wildly adventurous, exciting and danger-prone that changed our lives”. At one stage their rudder ripped

off during high seas and Jack figured out how to steer with sails alone. “That’s when I realised that Jack didn’t know how to do everything, but could figure out how to fix anything,” says Richard. With Jack’s immigration requirements to land in New Zealand before his 45th birthday, the pair arrived on our shores “battered, tattered and soaking wet”. Resettling in Blenheim, Jack moved over the hill in 1977 and brought with him a talent and enthusiasm for music. Teaching guitar at Waimea Col-

Liz Wentworth takes time to reminisce about her husband Jack’s adventurous life. Photo: Emily Beaumont. lege, Jack instigated and took part in numerous music groups and sang in a band, while always encouraging others to sing. He never lost his love for the sea and sailing, and on a soft sum-

mer’s evening in January he quietly slipped his moorings for the final time. He is survived by his wife of 19 years, Liz, and his three children David, Daniel and Catherine.

Richmond Town Hall manager Mary-Ann McNatty has had a rough time over the last few years, but she refuses to let it get her down. Her run of bad luck began in October 2015 when, at 52, she broke her neck in a fall from her horse behind the Wai-iti Domain in Wakefield. Following the fall, Mary-Ann braced her neck by tucking her helmet beneath her chin and climbed 400 metres up a steep hill to reach cell-phone coverage and make the call for help. A long and traumatic recovery ahead of her, worse news was yet to come when a scan of her neck revealed some lesions in C2 & C3 spine that led to a diagnosis of stage three multiple myeloma. Due to her complex injury, treatment was challenging and resulted in multiple stays at Christchurch’s Ranui House apartments, a fully-equipped facility, catering for out-of-town patients and their caregivers. Despite Ranui’s 16 two-bedroom apartments and ten one-bedroom apartments, charity providers have realised that with an ever-increasing demand Ranui needs to expand. Plans are afoot to build a new

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“To me, it’s all about Top of the South families having an affordable home away from home if they have a very ill family member needing treatment in Christchurch,” says Mary-Ann. “There were a lot of people from the Tasman region at Ranui when I was there, they just enable families to stay together in time of need.” Supported by Sport Tasman, she has organised a variety of fun events for young and old this weekend, June 9-10, in the Richmond Town Hall. “I hope the community will get behind this event, as I will keep going until I can get enough money to send down so they can buy things like couches and microwaves to make people comfortable.” Saturday, June 9 7-10pm Screening of classic kiwi comedy “Came a Hot Friday”. Cost $5 per adult.

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Amy Russ New Zealand music month may be over, but the music still plays on! The youth event ‘Rock the South’ will return to Nelson’s Theatre Royal on Friday, June 8, with a music gig for all-ages featuring nine of the regions hottest upand-coming youth bands.

‘Rock the South’ is produced by young people, who undertake a range of production and event management roles, and put together a strictly alcohol and drug-free event suitable for 14 – 24 year olds. Regional Smokefreerockquest winners, The Recliners from Nayland College, will be joined by fellow rockquest finalists

Waimea College bands Blind Eye, Acoustic Knot and and Shut Up Connor, and Nelson College for Girls band Equinox. The Recliners took out first place on May 18, with Blind Eye coming second and Equinox taking third place in the band section. Blind Eye scored the ZM peoples choice award, voted by text, on the night. Axel de Maupeolu, team leader of

festivals for Nelson City Council, says events like these are very important, “It is more about youth development than entertainment, it’s behind the scenes. This is youth having the opportunity to put together an event, under the supervision of youth-friendly organisations, and learning the whole process from beginning to the clean-up at the end. It’s a

positive environment, they learn technical skills, behaviour skills, organisational skills, and they get to see what the events industry looks like.” Tickets for ‘Rock the South’ are just $5 and are available from Ticket Direct online, or at the Theatre Royal box office. Door sales, $10, may be available but get in early to avoid missing out.

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Celebrating their 40th anniversary on Sunday, May 20, members of Nelson’s Rover Car Club gathered in their clubrooms at Higgins Heritage Park in Wakefield’s Pigeon Valley. One of eight national Rover clubs, they established themselves after a core group realised they had enough interest locally to save the trips to Christchurch, until then their nearest club. Sixteen enthusiasts made up the club in the early days with the main aim of the club to foster the maintenance and preservation of Rover cars. Today’s membership stands at

35. Of those founding members, six attended Sunday’s celebration, including chairman Trevor Carston who has the oldest Rover in the club, a 1912 beauty that he restored. “It went very well, a most successful day. We had a wonderful sunny day, lovely lunch and good company,” says club secretary Chris Clark. New members, with or without Rovers, are welcomed, and the focal point of the Nelson club is their clubrooms that are modeled to be a replica of an early garage with a small museum displaying early motoring items. The club hosts an annual Classic Car Day on the first Sunday of September each year.

Bowls Club looking for new life Amy Russ D’arcy St Indoor Bowls club, previously known as Edward St Indoor Bowls Club, has been operating from the Church of Christ hall since 2011. Providing 24 members with an afternoon of casual socialising every Tuesday, the club is the perfect place to meet new friends, have a bit of a laugh, and join in with a very social group. Recently their upgrade of bowls included the purchase of brightly coloured ones, especially for the visually-impaired. A lively group, who also go out for meals a couple of times a year, the club is very warm and welcoming and provide participation for all people, including members who have a disability. Club secretary Maryanne Brown has been a member for seven years and absolutely loves it. “I think it is very needed in our community, because when people retire they sort of think, ‘well what am I going to do now’, and this is perfect.” Robin Ashley, club president, agrees and says it is really good for the community, “A lot of people go crook if we don’t have it. People get lonely and the indoor bowls is a great social interaction, it’s not competitive. We would love to see new members come along, people get older and we are losing the odd one with age, so it would be great to get numbers up and meet new people.” The group meet at the end of D’arcy St every Tuesday from 1pm to 3pm. Cost is $3 per week with an annual membership of $5. Contact Robin Ashley 5443116.

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on the Move supplying the carseats at a reduced price. “This grant has enabled us to assist families to keep their babies safe without them having to spend money on a newborn capsule,” says Carol. The long-standing and effective St Andrew’s Trust is committed to empowering families to enhance the well-being of children and families.

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‘Meet & Geek’ launched at library Amy Russ On Thursday, June 7, the Tasman District Library will be launching their new ‘Meet & Geek’ social group. Each month the group will host a get-together where new and exciting graphic novels, DVDs and books will be shared and discussed. As well as the discussions, they will enjoy watching new movies and TV series, playing tabletop games and getting to know other like-minded in-

Paula Schryvers with baby Saul and Ma’s Place manager Celia Rodley are grateful for the new capsule. Photo: Supplied.

dividuals. The focus and activities of the group will be decided collaboratively with attendees. Digital Services Library Assistant, Sophus Glasgow, says, “this is a social group for adults with an interest in geeky subjects and activities. Whether you are an anime or manga fan, if you love science fiction, or you are a keen game boarder, if you like to geek out, and want to meet others with with similar interests to share your passion, then this is the group for you.”

Sophus says the aim is to connect people with shared interests with each other and with what the library has to offer. “Sessions will start with sharing new titles and materials that may interest members. Afterwards the group will try a board game or watch a film and generally geek out together.” ‘Meet & Geek’ meets on the first Thursday of the month, from 5.15pm to 6.45pm, at Richmond Library. It is free, and all are welcome.

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Tasman Homes (Nelson) Ltd is a boutique building company which builds quality new homes that reflect your individual lifestyle; it will work with your plans or team you up with a designer. Tasman Homes has three ‘P’s’ it works hard on. “Firstly it’s people; having a good team who work well together is really important to us and for our clients,” says owner Garry Nott. “We currently have an awesome, friendly team who are a good mix of apprentices and qualified staff. Secondly, we focus on the process; we want the building experience to be enjoyable for our clients, so we meet them onsite to determine what the problems could be, how it can be cost-effective, and so on. We also have an online portal they can access which breaks down every aspect of the build. Finally, it’s all about providing a quality product which, as certified builders, Tasman Homes can guarantee!”

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From its inception in 1998, NZCB has always strived to raise standards across the building industry. It has also always required its members to hold a formal building trade qualification, which means that every NZCB member has completed an apprenticeship and therefore suitably qualified in carpentry. NZCB remains the only building trade association in New Zealand with this requirement. More than 700 builders came together in Rotorua on 25-26 May to celebrate the 20th anniversary of NZCB. NZCB Chief Executive Grant Florence says this is a timely opportunity to look back at how significantly the industry has changed in just two decades, as well as to address the challenges ahead including the looming skills shortages and the implications of this on build quality. As part of its commitment to trade qualification as a way of assuring its member builders are highly skilled, NZCB established ITAB in 2003, which delivers the industry’s most comprehensive apprentice training. It also encourages member builders to take on apprentices, supports the Apprentice Scholarship Trust, and runs an annual NZCB Appren-

tice Challenge, the final of which is held at the Association’s annual Conference. “While the Government has recently introduced a fees-free policy that also applies to trade training, enrolment numbers in apprenticeship schemes have not grown in the first five months of this year. This highlights the active role the industry as a whole needs to continue to play in building the pipeline of skilled tradies,” says Mr Florence. As well as providing its members with ongoing skills development, NZCB also delivers a range of services designed to not only help builders but also for the benefit of consumers. This is best illustrated by its introduction of a new industry-leading building guarantee ‘Halo’ in 2016, which applies on a mandatory basis to any building project over $30,000 that is undertaken by an NZCB member builder. The most comprehensive building guarantee currently available in New Zealand, Halo stacks up well against other building guarantees in a recent Consumer NZ comparison. As well as its strong financial backing (underwritten by Lloyd’s), it is independently managed, which ensures there’s no conflict of interest in the management of claims.

Whether you are building a new property or renovating or redecorating an existing one, the team from Enterprise Painting and Decorating can help make it look fantastic. They recognise that to attain the professional finish you are after, you need to get the foundations right first, and that’s why you should call in their experienced, professional team. Their plasterboard stopping team will ensure that new plasterboard and recently stripped walls are prepared properly, before the painters and/or wallpaperers get to work. They have a team who can take care of all interior and exterior projects, but if you are a bit of a DIYer and want to tackle the painting yourself, they seriously recommend that you consider getting the professional plasterers in first, to avoid being disappointed with the end results. Plastering is a tricky business, and it’s often not until the paint goes on that imperfections will show. Enterprise Painting and Decorating has been providing expert service in the Nelson Tasman region for many years. To arrange your obligation free quote, call Bruce on 0274302742.

Brent Dunlea, the director of Dunlea Building Limited leads a trusted team of trade-qualified builders, along with an apprentice. Brent is a site 2 Licensed Building Practitioner who takes pride in the work his company does and insists on using quality materials. He has over thirty years experience in the industry, and much of his work is repeat business from clients who have been pleased with past work Dunlea Building has done for them. The team at Dunlea Building can help you build a new home or alter an existing one to better suit your needs. They are experienced in many aspects of building work including bathrooms, alterations, and renovation work. If you are considering removing a wall, changing or renovating a room or adding onto your home, Dunlea Building is a member of Certified Builders and has an experienced team available to get the job done. From the drawing of the first plan to the final landscaping, they can assist with all aspects of your building project. Phone Brent on 021 284 3883 or 03 5441295.

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the holidays spent out at holiday homes. “It just means the ponies get a rest from constant therapy riding and it also gives them some extra fun to go somewhere different,” says Sarah. “And it raises awareness for the RDA by having them out at various people’s places and allows people to see how cool our ponies are.” They’re brought back on site for the second week of the holidays when the RDA welcomes children to learn varying aspects of pony care. Each half-day costs $50 per child and follows the same

routine. Initially they learn to catch the ponies from the paddock before grooming and partaking in lead work. Next comes the tacking-up phrase before the highly anticipated riding lesson that culminates in a trek around the farm. “I’ve learnt a lot, it’s been really fun,” says Alexandra Minnis. The RDA hope to continue the programme during term holidays and is grateful to the dedicated team of volunteers without whom the programme couldn’t run. “Everybody here does it to see the big smiles at the end of every day. It’s so rewarding,” says Sarah.

The Nelson/Tasman Cancer Society held a family fun day at Teapot Valley camp, on Sunday April 29, for families where a parent or caregiver has, or has had , cancer. Six families attended and had a lot of fun enjoying the activities on offer including a zipline flying fox, mini jeeps, a climbing wall and a bouncy pillow. Cyndy Smith, Cancer Support coordinator, says that this is part of the Cancer Society outreach to families affected by cancer. “Where a parent or carer still caring for children at home has cancer, it adds another level of stress in the situation. Our goal is to provide some time-out where people can relax as well as just enjoy normal family activities,” says Cyndy. Each school holidays an activity is organised, so that families have a chance to come together and get

to know each other around a focus of having some fun activities for the children. Another activity is planned for the upcoming July school holidays. Paul Shutte, Director of Teapot Valley Christian Camp, says, “It was great hosting the Cancer Society Families Fun Day this year. We value the opportunity to be part of a day where families can connect and share experiences while enjoying our facilities and activities in a safe, supporting community.” The Cancer Society provides a range of support services, including information, support groups, access to counselling, support grants, and transport to hospital appointments. Any families who are currently affected by cancer, and would like to know more about the Cancer Society’s services, can contact the office on 5391137 or Cyndy on 0272580075 / cyndy@ cancernelson.org.nz.

Full credit to Mayors Richard Kempthorne and Rachel Reese and the majority of both our Councils for showing courage, leadership and long term thinking over the Waimea Community Dam. It has been known for over 30 years that we are using more water than the river can provide. Water has been rationed each summer but it is not enough. We also know that climate change and our growing population is going to make it worse. We have had 12 years of study, submissions, public meetings, independent reports and expert

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against the Tasman Black side, with Tasman Black winning 5 – 2. The Federal Ferns made amends and came away with a win, 3–1, against their fellow club team, Federal Raptors. There were no senior club games at Saxton Field, due to Queen’s Birthday weekend. Play will resume as normal this week.

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Ladies relish Waimea squash lessons Wednesday nights at Waimea Squash is reserved for the very popular social league, catering for players of any ability and experience. It’s been proving a great forum for learners to try squash in a fun and organised atmosphere, and to watch the guns battle it out against each other. Last week

marked the half-way point of the eight week competiton, with the two leading teams playing each other. It was an evenly fought battle, but in the end Pink team (Liam Gale, Kate Swanson, Nicola Pilkington, Jaxon Palmer-Bensemann) managed to beat Purple Team (Jayden Friend, Susan Aitken, Dave and

Kirsty Heyward) and they now lead the points table 248 to 244. But it’s very close at this point in time, Blue and Yellow teams are not far behind on 239 points each, followed by Green on 238 points. Lower placed Red, Orange, and White teams know they have some work to do, and will be dan-

gerous in coming weeks. Meanwhile Sunday’s ladies coaching clinic at Waimea is proving popular. Aimed toward new and beginner players, sessions focus on learning the basic shots, technique, court positioning, and playing a few fun games. It is run by Waimea’s qualified coach Susan

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Josh Book and Jay Marsh have been named in the New Zealand under-15 boys national basketball squad. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

Mature cricketer off to worlds Emily Beaumont Richmond’s Mason Robinson has been selected in the 16-man squad for the New Zealand over50s cricket side, the “Greycaps”, to compete in the inaugural over-50s world cup in Sydney from late November. Featuring eight international teams, the world cup schedule is considered demanding with nine 45-over games in 15 days. Mason stamped his mark when the team first assembled together in Nelson during February for a

three-match series against a touring Australian over-50s side. Cyclone Gita affected the series, with one match rained out, but the two sides each won one of the remaining games in two closely fought contests. Mason was a star of the series, performing strongly as a wicketkeeper and batsman, scoring a defiant 59 in the first match and effecting several exceptional stumpings over the two matches. “It certainly got the ball rolling and sets a goal now to do us proud at the world cup,” says Mason.

A pair of young Richmond basketballers are one step closer to representing their country. Waimea College students Josh Book and Jay Marsh have been named in the New Zealand under-15 boys national basketball squad after a selection camp last April. Basketball New Zealand’s high-performance manager, Leonard King, says the players named have earned their

spots after successfully showing they have emerging skill and talent to the national coaches. “I trust that all of the athletes are excited to be formally announced, this is the next step in the pathway to representing New Zealand.” Leonard says all squad members will be observed and evaluated at the 2018 U17 and U15 National Championships, and a final team se-

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WEDNESDAY 6 June 2018

Lodestone tennis doubles contested The Moutere turned on the sunshine for the ninth annual ‘Lodestone Classic’ tennis tournament on Sunday, May 20. The mixed doubles tournament held at the Moutere Hills Community Centre attracted clubs from around the region and two clear winners surfaced from each of the two pools in the Social and Competitive divisions. In Division 2 (Social), Ben Acheson and Sally Shaw from the Lawns Club came through strongly from pool play to have a decisive win 6-2 over Nelson Vets’ pair Ed and Lorraine Lukey in their semi-final. The second semi-final in this division, was much closer, with Han Choi and Kay Field from the Stoke Club narrowly beating Al and Linda Bridgland from the Mapua Club, 4-3. Han and Kay, who had lost earlier to their opponents in pool play, were the stronger pair in this match. They won 9-2 over Ben and Sally in the Social Division final. In Division 1 (Competitive), Nick Caton and Nic Kidson from the Nelson Lawn Club came through undefeated from pool play to win their semi-final 8-3 from Upper

Moutere pair Ian Newton and Bree Arnott. Their opponents in the final, Stoke’s Kolie van Zyl and Julie Walker, had a decisive win 7-3 win over NZ Vets’ pair Geoff Nalder and Trish Stephens, in their semi-final. The grand final of this top division provided some excellent viewing of actionpacked tennis courtside, as two of the regions’ coaches went head to Nic Kidson and Nick Caton secured the head with their Lodestone Classic Trophy for 2018. Photo: partners. The Supplied. first set was taken narrowly 7-5 by Nick and Results Nic. Kolie and Julie took the Division 1 Competitive: Score second set 7-6 in a tie-breaker, 7-5, 6-7, 10-7 Winners: Nick Cawith some dynamite serves ton & Nic Kidson – Nelson Lawn and volleys. Then the match Tennis Club Runner Up: Kolie went to a hard-fought third set van Zyl & Julie Walker – Stoke super tie. Nick and Nic finally Tennis Club won the super tie breaker 10-7 Division 2 Social: Score 9-2 Winwith some superb down-the- ners: Han Choi & Kay Field – line passing shots; securing Stoke Tennis Club Runners Up: them the Lodestone Classic Ben Acheson & Sally Shaw – Trophy for 2018. Nelson Lawn Tennis Club

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Results drawn triples Thursday 31st June. Vince Roper, Phil Jordan, Trish Campbell 1st; Jan Marsden, Dale Cook, Gus Cuthbertson 2nd; Graeme Thomson, Marion Crengle, Barry Kempton 3rd. Lucky team Russell Stevens, Bob Foster, Jenny Vaile.

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ARt ExHibitiOn

Nomination Forms available from www.nelsonspeedway.co.nz or contacting the secretary

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Minutes of 2017 Annual General Meeting President’s Report Financial Report Election of Officers Future Club Direction Neighbour Issues Arena Seating Constitution Tidy Up Subscriptions General Business

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