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Ralph saves a man’s life Oh, he also won 17 medals at the SI Masters Games Simon Bloomberg Wai-iti athlete Ralph Bradley had a memorable NZCT South Island Masters Games winning 17 medals from 19 events, but he says his best result was a distant last in the 5km cross-country recorded after he stopped to help save the life of another competitor. Ralph was racing into medal contention in the cross-country around Saxton Field when a friend, Richmond runner Phil Greep suffered a cardiac event and fell to the ground. Ralph and another runner, Tom Young, administered CPR for “seven or eight minutes” until the St John Ambulance arrived and raced Phil to hospital. Phil has made a miraculous recovery after surgery and was back at home on Tuesday saying he owed Ralph and Tom “a bloody big thankyou.” Although Phil doesn’t even remember lining up at the start of the race, his wife Beth, who witnessed the incident, told him about Ralph and Tom’s lifesaving exploits. “I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for them,” Phil says. “I’m very, very lucky.” Ralph, who is trained in first aid and was chaplain for the Masters Games, was relieved at Phil’s rapid recovery saying “it’s delightful he’s still with us.” The two veteran runners know each other from Waimea Harriers and Ralph says they were “chatting to each other” before the start of Tuesday’s cross-country. “I came around the corner and Tom was kneeling over him. We initially thought he had tripped and winded himself but we quickly assessed him and realised it was a cardiac event and started CPR.
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“People shouldn’t dump rubbish in the river, but I also understand that for some people the price of taking stuff to the tip is prohibitive.”
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“It’s a bit of a tough one really, it is much more expensive to dump your rubbish now and I don’t know if harsher fines are going to do it, but definitely surveillance, would do it.”
“I know the rubbish dump prices have gone up quite a bit but definitely doesn’t warrant dumping it in the river. I think it’s a good fine.”
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Tree planting for principal Maureen Ryan and the family of the late Chris Ryan are inviting past pupils and families to attend a tree planting ceremony. It will be in the grounds of Henley School this Saturday at 1pm to commemorate the school’s “much loved” past principal. Chris passed away after a short illness on February 13 this year. He retired after 18 years as principal of Henley School in 2008.
Richmond Mall’s Christmas display will have a very community feel about it this year, with most of it being donated by the Waimea Menzshed. Members of the shed, at Richmond Park, have been working on wooden reindeer and a sleigh for Santa’s display at the Mall this December. Menzshed member Ian Clark says several members have helped with the construction of the reindeer and he’s thrilled they could be a part of it. “We do a lot of community work and it’s nice to be able to put something back into the community and it gives the guys here a chance to use their skills as well. It also builds up our own pride in giving something back. Being able to say ‘granddad built that’.”
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Peter says it’s disappointing that people continued to pollute the environment especially when the cost of taking rubbish to the council’s refuse transfer stations was minimal. The council’s transfer station fees have been $55 per cubic metre for mixed waste and $18.80 per cubic metre for green waste since 2012 while there was no charge for dumping a car body. “You will always get the ratbags who think it is a cheap way of disposing their rubbish but it actually doesn’t cost much to take rubbish to the transfer stations,” Peter says. “It’s disappointing because it’s bad for the environment and it’s unsightly.” The average cost of cleaning up a load of illegally dumped rubbish was $355 while it cost around $200 to remove abandoned vehicles. Peter says council’s options for discouraging illegal dumping were limited. It could fine illegal rubbish dumpers $400 although it took “a lot of effort to gather the level of evidence required to prosecute them”. Anyone who sees someone illegally dumping rubbish or finds rubbish dumped illegally can contact the council.
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Richmond’s Murray Thorn was looking forward to taking a week off to go whitebaiting but his enthusiasm soon turned to anger when he arrived at his favourite spot on the Waimea River on Monday to find a load of rubbish dumped on the riverbank. The pile of car parts, household rubbish and a pram didn’t deter Murray from setting up his whitebait stand - nothing was going to deny him a day on the river - but it did take the gloss off the first day of his weeklong holiday. Murray’s idyllic site on the banks of the Waimea River had been trashed and he wasn’t happy. “I don’t understand why these people do this,” Murray says. “What does it cost to take a load of rubbish like this to the tip - a couple of dollars? “What makes it worse is that it gets dumped here and then we get a flood and it ends up at Rabbit Island. It’s so disappointing.” Tasman District Council engineering manager Peter Thom-
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Nelsonians live longer A new report has found that Nelsonians have a higher life expectancy, are more active and less likely to smoke than the average Kiwi. The Nelson Marlborough District Health Board has released a profile of the region’s health and well-being ahead of a series of community engagement meetings which start today. The figures show people in the region have a life expectancy of 82.2 years - a year longer than the average New Zealander. The region’s population is also older than
the national average with eight per cent being over 75 years, compared with six per cent across the country. It also shows that 67.1 per cent of Nelson Marlborough residents are physically active compared to the national 52.4 per cent, and that 12.8 per cent of us are daily smokers compared to 13.7 per cent of Kiwis. But the report discovered that youth aged 15 to 24 years in the region are at higher risk of injury and emergency department attendance than their national
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Nelson Bays Police are investigating three thefts that occurred overnight on September 30 targeting tools. Tools were stolen from a carport in Motueka. A tool box and fuel cans were stolen from a secure yard in Richmond and a lawnmower was stolen from a shed in Redwood Valley. Senior Sergeant John Price says anyone with information about who might be responsible should contact Nelson Police. He says that while police did not have evidence to show the incidents were linked, the offending followed a similar pattern and all occurred on the same night. “If anyone has information about this we’d be very keen to have a chat. Also, if anyone has been offered goods they think might be stolen they should give us a call.”
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Paula Nicholas and Cherrill Cooper believe it’s time to celebrate this wonderful nation and they’re doing it through song. Their aim, in a nutshell, is to see Kiwis come together at gathering points throughout New Zealand at 12 noon on Sunday, October 25, and sing the country’s national anthem. The event was created by the two Richmond ladies who both wished to unite the country through the words of our national anthem, and for the last few weeks preparations have been all go. “About 14 months ago I felt that people weren’t very patriotic, and when you see other countries they are very patriotic when they sing their national anthem, so I decided to download our national anthem,” says Cherrill. “I felt that we needed to get
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Passionate Kiwis Paula Nicholas and Cherrill Cooper encourage everyone to sing the national anthem throughout New Zealand this Labour Day. Photo: Jessie Johnston. it so people could read it and understand it. I back-tobacked it by putting English on one side and Maori on the other, then I sat there and I folded it and it came to the size of a credit card, [it’s printed on paper that doesn’t rip] and it fits in your wallet.” After the idea for using them on Anzac Day failed to eventuate, Paula and Cherrill joined forces after being introduced to each other by Paula’s mother – Cherrill’s friend. Paula came up with the date
and they combined their ideas into NZ Anthem – One Voice. Already their Facebook page has reached 60,000 people and not just within New Zealand. Many Kiwis currently living overseas have shown their love for the idea, as well as the mayor’s of Nelson, Tasman and Marlborough, and both local MPs. Set to be held on Labour Day, the event requires people to register a gathering point on the Facebook page so people
can then see places where they can congregate to sing the national anthem. While a complete list of the gathering points can be found on the page at NZ Anthem One Voice, some of the local areas include Richmond Mall, Washbourn Gardens, Richmond Baptist Church and Anzac Park in Nelson. Gathering points have also been registered in Blenheim, Picton, Christchurch and even one in Redding, USA. There is still plenty of time to register a gathering point, instructions can be found on the Facebook page, and if you are unable to attend one of the registered points. Cherrill and Paula encourage people to sing the national anthem wherever they may be. Words can also be downloaded off the events Facebook page. For more information about registering a gathering point or the event in general, email Paula and Cherrill at nzanthemonevoice@gmail. com.
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When shopping for a washing basket last Thursday, Pat Rainbow came across an interesting find. “We went shopping for a new washing basket and the colour I wanted was at the bottom of the pile. We lifted the top ones off and in the basket that I wanted were these two photos,” says Pat. “I am into family history and genealogy and I [felt that they would be precious] to the family. So we brought them home and I got in touch with the Waimea Weekly.” The two photos were found in the store Goods 2 U, on Queen St in Richmond, on Thursday, October 1. One of the photos shows two young ladies in dresses standing outside a weatherboard building while the second photo is of the same two ladies sitting on a deck with a young child. If these photos are yours or you know who they might belong to, please email the Waimea Weekly at editorial@waimea weekly.co.nz or phone 544 9037.
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Brook Sanctuary gets $100k boost The Brook Sanctuary Trust has received a boost of $127,000 to help complete the next stages of its development. Associate Conservation Minister Nicky Wagner on Monday announced Community Conservation Partnership Fund grants for projects in the Nelson and Marlborough re-
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Bride-to-be, Emma WhitcherHayton, centre, with Christine Irvine, left, and Kathryn Parr, right, at the Got it Covered stall at the Nelson Wedding Show at Saxton Stadium on Saturday. It was the first time the annual show had been held at the stadium. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
Jessie Johnston The Nelson Wedding Show was once again full to the brim with inspiration for brides and grooms-to-be. This year the event was held at Saxton Stadium and organiser Sharron Page-Moreton says she was extremely happy with the venue and how it was laid out. “It was a new venue, we were at the NMIT last year, mainly because the Trafalgar Centre was still not up and going, so we chose to go to a bigger venue to see how it would work and it worked really well. The space was amazing, the lay out worked really well and the exhibitors were all very happy.” With over 60 exhibitors on hand for advice and the ability to help create anyone’s dream wedding, it’s no wonder the event managed to attract hundreds of people. Organisers are still to reach a final tally but they say public numbers were greater than last year. As well as a range of exhibits including equipment hire, photographers, wedding stationery and cakes, the Nelson Wedding Show also incorporated a fashion show featuring bridal designs from New Zealand designer Sophie Voon. Organisers wish to say “a very big thank you to all the exhibitors who participated - the standard was high and feedback fantastic.”
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As the first law practice to be established in Richmond in 1975, the burgeoning business of Richmond Law is now completing a further milestone in its illustrious history. In the last eight years, the practice has doubled the size of its staff and over the last year it has worked hard to meet the continued growth in the Richmond region. As a result of the increasing demand from its clients and its increasing client base, Richmond Law has recently completed the enhancement of its capacity. This project has included the necessary expansion of its premises and as a result the Richmond Law building on McGlashen Ave has now doubled its footprint with construction recently being completed. The architecturally-designed building incorporates five additional offices, a multi-media meeting/board room, on-site filing and storage space, and a spacious whanau/function room. The multimedia meeting room is designed to include a large high-definition television screen to enable documents and web-based seminars to be easily presented amongst multiple parties, allowing staff to address legal issues in a more efficient and environmentally friendly manner. Their whanau/function room is the
most interesting part of the expansion and something you wouldn’t normally come across in professional offices. Richmond Law founder Ray Carter believed that staff are family and even though he has retired from the practice, this legacy remains a critical part of the business. The room is designed to accommodate staff as well as clients, with full kitchen facilities and a relaxing private living space for staff to take their breaks. The partners and staff at Richmond Law are thrilled with the final design plan and build and wish to publicly thank those who were key to the success of its construction, including JTB Architects of Nelson and Darryl Gardiner Building Construction. Externally the design features a seamless extension to the existing building while the interior includes spaciousness, functionality and an effective use of natural light. These features achieve a friendly and open environment throughout the offices and meeting spaces and a welcoming atmosphere for clients and staff. As part of increasing its capacity, Richmond Law has also employed two new qualified and experienced staff to ensure the commercial interests of its clients continue to be met. Billie Pritchard, assisting the
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Cawthron’s legacy lives on One of Nelson’s most prolific figures is being remembered for his contributions to the city this week, 100 years on from his death. Once described as “Nelson’s grand old man,” philanthropist Thomas Cawthron is now a local household name, and without him some of the city’s most iconic landmarks and institutions would not be here today. It was in his retirement in 1884 that Cawthron looked for ways to use his fortune to benefit the Nelson community after a successful career as a businessman in Nelson. He lent 700 pounds to the Nelson Institute Library and Museum for alterations and additions to its Hardy St building, and when the old building burned down in 1906, he gifted 500 pounds in 1911 to complete its replacement. He also helped to finance extensions and additions to Nelson hospital, and fund a new nurse’s home. In 1912 he donated 5000 pounds to the Nelson School of Music, and a loan of 2000 pounds. He also bought and installed the pipe organ that is still used there today. In the same year he paid for the continuation of the posts and chains on Rocks Rd, and gifted 1000ha near Dun Mountain to the Nelson City Council as a public scenic and recreation reserve, known as Cawthron Park. The Nelson Cathedral
Cawthron Trust Board secretary, Judene Edgar, with a biography about Thomas Cawthron by David Miller. Photo: Kate Russell. steps – correctly called the Cawthron Steps - were also financed entirely by Cawthron. The best-known memorial to Cawthron is the Cawthron Institute, which his will provided for. It opened in 1921 and remains a world-class science research centre. Trust Board secretary at the Cawthron Institute, Judene Edgar, says that he made the greatest philanthropic contribution to Nelson city. “In his day, he was known as a shrewd businessman and people didn’t understand his generosity,” she says. “There are lots of heartwarming things he did, and there were so many other sides to him.”
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Obituary: Ian Kenneth Smith Ian Kenneth (Ken) Smith will be remembered on Wednesday afternoon at the venue he helped create. Ken died at Nelson Hospital on Friday night, aged 68. He will be remembered for his service within the Richmond community, particularly within his beloved Waimea Old Boys rugby club, where Wednesday’s funeral is taking place. Ken grew up in Athol in Southland before moving to Australia as a young man. There he met his future wife Barbara. After marriage they moved to Richmond in the late 1960s, where Ken’s parents lived. He was a well-known builder who worked for W E Wilkes, Thelin Contruction, Gibbons and Wilkes Construction over his career in Richmond, which spanned over four decades. He also built his family home on Cooper Pl in the early 1970s. As a rugby player, Ken was prop forward for Waimea, and was a part of the squad that won the famous club championship in 1970, the first of the combined Nelson and Golden Bay region. His involvement in the club didn’t end on the
The late Ken Smith. pitch though, Ken went on to serve in almost every position available: as a committee member, vice president, president, club captain, coach and manager. He was a Life Member of Waimea Old Boys and was the serving patron of the club until his death. As a coach, he was the assistant to John McKenzie when Waimea won the club rugby championship in 1988, 1989 and 1990. Ken and John teamed up again to coach Nelson Bays for three seasons in the National Provincial Championship. In the second year of their leadership,
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Nelson Bays won the third division with an iconic win over Horowhenua in 1992. For many years Ken ran the former Richmond Sports Hall, which occupied the land where current Waimea Old Boys clubrooms sit. He was instrumental is helping build the current Waimea clubrooms. Ken also helped the Richmond Bowls Club move to Club Waimea in 2012 and its pavilion carries Ken’s name in recognition of that. Ken was awarded a certificate from Tasman District Council for his services to the Richmond community. Ken was also a keen socialiser and was a well-known at the Star & Garter Hotel, Railway Hotel and later Club Waimea. His hobby of stealing bar mats from around the country highlighted his mischievous personality. Ken was born on February 18 1947 and died on October 2 2015. He is survived by his wife Barbara, sons Shane and Ian, step daughters Vicki and Adele and grandchildren Damien, Amber, Lawson, Jacob and Oliver.
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Michaela, left, and Britney Kerr and Finn Fisher-Black with their Yunca Junior Tour of Southland winner’s jerseys. Britney and Niamh also impressed in stage four, finishing second and third behind Michaela. They were two minutes clear of the chasing pack that included the under-19 girls. “It’s probably our best result in a tour,” Michaela says. “But it was windy and raining on most of the stages so it was really hard racing. “We had two 50km stages on the second day which was hard. But we all did really well
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The depth of emerging talent among Nelson road cyclists was underlined when four of the region’s riders won yellow jerseys in one of the country’s biggest junior tours. Sisters Michaela (under-19) and Britney Kerr (under-17) and Finn Fisher-Black (under-15) made a clean sweep of the yellow tour leader’s jersey, sprint jersey and King of the Mountain jersey in their age group’s at last week’s Yunca Junior Tour of Southland. Nelson’s Kaio Lart won the under-13 boys tour while Finn’s sister Niamh also had a good tour finishing in second place in the under-17 girls behind Britney. Michaela was particularly impressive winning all six stages of the under-19 girls tour that started with a 2.6km prologue around Teretonga Racetrack. Although Michaela was involved in some close sprint finishes, she made it clear she was the strongest rider in the peloton breaking clear to win the 51km fourth stage by four minutes.
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Jeanette Garrett is now offering lessons for adult riders to improve their skills in dressage. From left, Anne Carey, Sharon Brinsdon, Jeanette Garrett and Patricia Warhurst at the arena at Rough Island.
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If you own a horse and want to improve your riding, Jeanette Garrett is offering the perfect weekday opportunity. Jeanette Garrett is a registered Equestrian Sports NZ Performance Coach and Coach Educator, and her sessions at the Rough Island dressage arenas are all about adult riders improving themselves and their horse with other likeminded riders. Run on the first and third Thursdays of every month, Jeanette welcomes anyone interested to drop-in for a session with her and any other participating riders. The educational sessions are for riders
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South Island North Zone 100 Sporting Targets at the Nelson Waimea Gun Club on October 3. HOA: Adam Green 90. AA Grade: 1st James Simpson 87; 2nd Daryl Braun 87; 3rd Chris Scully 86. A Grade: 1st Warren Philpot 81; 2nd Peter Reading 80, 3rd Paul Hedwig 78. B Grade: 1st Andrew McDonald 69; 2nd Hugh Owen 65; 3rd John Noakes 65. C Grade: 1st Ian Sutherland 72; 2nd Kim Rowe 68; Graham Welch 68. Categories: Super Veterans Gordon MacPhee 71; Veterans Craig Mathews 83; Ladies Karen Scully 75; Juniors Harry Denton 82. South Island Championship 100 Sporting Targets. Nelson Waimea Gun Club, October 4. HOA: Chris Scully 90. AA Grade: 1st Darren Norling 87 2nd Dale Clarke 86; 3rd Adam Green 84. A Grade: Kelvin Lalich 85; 2nd Andrew Welch 82; 3rd Fraser McGarvie 81. B Grade: 1st Grant Crosbie 84; 2nd David Reid 80; 3rd Vicki Johnstone 78. C Grade: 1st Ian Sutherland 78; 2nd Kim Rowe 71; 3rd Lyndon Arundell 68. Categories: Super Veterans Fraser McFarvie 81; Veterans Kelvin Lalich 85; Ladies Vicki Johnstone 78; Juniors Harry Denton 82.
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Richard Kempthorne competes in the mountainbiking cross-country race. Photo: Marc Palmano/Shuttersport. great for anyone who wants to take part and there’s mature competition for those who wanted it. It was extremely well organised by Sport Tasman and their volunteers did a fantastic job. “The fantastic Nelson weather added to the holiday feel of the event and I am sure visitors to Nelson would have been very happy.” Fiona says their team, Chicks on the Run, are now seriously considering entering the
World Masters Games which are to be held in Auckland in 2017. Sport Tasman’s event organiser Rita Merriman says Fiona was one of the many competitors who “got caught up in the fun of the games and entered in more events”. Upper Moutere 81-year-old Arthur Dunkley entered in a number of track and field events, winning the 5km cross-country run in a respectable 34 minutes 49 seconds. She says Tasman district mayor Richard Kempthorne also competed in the mountainbike cross-country, winning a bronze medal in his age group, while Richmond councillor Judene Edgar competed in the indoor triathlon, duathlon and 5km walk, winning silver in the triathlon. Rita says the games were a big success with the three news sports, Waka Ama, stand-up paddle boarding and indoor triathlon, proving especially popular. Nelson will be hosting the South Island Masters Games again in 2017.
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Invest some of your time and learn about some successful strategies for investing in property. The Investment Property Expo 2015 will be jam-packed with useful information, great guest speakers and exhibitors covering most aspects of property who you can call on to make your investment successful. Whether you’re a would-be investor but don’t know how to get started, or you currently own property and are looking for new and exciting ideas, this expo has something to inspire everyone. From valuations, insulation, drug testing and insurance to managing finance, heat pumps and electrical, there is no end of things you need to be aware of and be able to manage when investing in property. Thankfully there are specialists who can help and this is the perfect opportunity to meet them face-to-face, all under one roof. The Investment Property Expo will be held on Thursday, October 29, from 5pm at the Suburban Club. With plenty of time to explore the services offered by exhibitors, the expo will also offer guests a chance to sit down and listen to industry experts from Rented.org, Westpac Bank and Johnston Associates. These professionals will be discussing topics vital to the success of any investment
property, such as why you should use a property manager, how to deal with the bank successfully and getting the best tax refund. Dr Nick Smith and Lisa Dudson will also be guest speaking, Nick currently holding the position of Minister for the Environment and Minister for Building and Housing, while Lisa is a successful investor, author, entrepreneur and professional speaker. Early bird tickets are now available for the expo, so jump online and purchase them today. Until October 16, single entry is only $30 while a double pass is $45. Tickets include finger food and drinks, a free copy of NZ Property Investor magazine and a free copy of NZ Property Guide by Lisa Dudson, a total value of over $60, not to mention the valuable information that you’ll take away from the expo’s speakers. The event aims to give you some of the tools needed to successfully invest in property, so get motivated, get inspired and get along to the Investment Property Expo. Head to the website at www.investmentpropertyexpo.co.nz for full programme detail and book your early bird tickets today. Adv.
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ITM Cup TIppIng Our locals pick their winners
Northland vs Otago
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Taranaki vs Tasman
Hawkes Bay Canterbury vs vs Waikato Southland
Wellington vs Manawatu
Counties Manakau North Harbour Otago vs vs vs Auckland Northland Bay of Plenty
Grant Blanchett 46/62 Richmond
Ben Coman
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Chris Shand
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Bryan Thomas 44/62
The Nelson Whalers celebrate winning the national title in Hamilton last week.
Inline hockey team wins national champs Nelson’s Inline Hockey team are national champions after an overtime win in Hamilton last week. Nelson Whalers won the senior men’s grade at nationals, the first time in the club’s history. Goalie Sean McShea won MVP goalie of the tournament, while Vinnie Fuller won MVP player of the grade. The Whalers got off to a tough start, playing the first nine minutes of their first pool match without their star goalie, who was late due to a flight delay. The score was 2-2 when Sean arrived, but once he went in goal the Nelson side ran out 11-7 winners.
Nelson then beat New Plymouth Ravens 9-1, Manawatu 8-2 and Rimutaka Renegades 5-2 to remain undefeated heading into the semifinal. There, the Whalers beat the Hamilton Devils 4-2. In the final, Nelson played Mount Wellington Panthers, the team they had beaten 11-7 on day one of the tournament. But it took them until over-time to beat them a second time, 8-7. Alethea Stove says the win was fantastic. “It’s certainly the biggest result in recent times. We are the only South Island team so we have to be pretty committed to keep travelling up north. We’re delighted.”
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We have a permanent position with part time hours available at our free range egg farm at Quail Valley approx 9kms south of Wakefield. Duties include collecting and packing eggs and early starts to train our hens when they first start laying.
The Department of Conservation in Nelson is seeking self-motivated team players with an eye for detail, so that it can rid the country of the great white butterfly pest! Enjoy working outdoors? Good with people?
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Come hear the council of The Lord’s Apostles & Prophets for individuals & families in today’s troubled world 10:00am Morning Session & 2:00pm Afternoon Session Saturday the 10th & Sunday the 11th October 119 Nayland Road, Stoke Everyone Welcomed
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Position available for a We welcome house lots. Traditional Thai Maswww.lipscombeauctionhouse.co.nz seuse in busy Richmond location. Must have 2 13 NEW ST, NELSON Ph: (03) 546 8890 years experience and be Opposite back entrance to Warehouse Stationery friendly and outgoing. 30 hours per week. Phone PoUltrY salE EqUEstriaN Wee on 022 694 2829 or 039 700 539. 20 week old Hyline Want help to ride your Brown point of lay pul- horse better? 1st and 3rd garagE salE lets, all vaccinated. Dis- Thursday each month Saturday 10 October counts for orders of 20 10.30 – 12 Rough Island Hunter Ave Richmond pullets or more. Ready Equestrian Park Arena’s. 7.30 till 11am household 17 October, phone Mur- Small group low cost. items, clothing, tools all ray Gibson Poultry to or- Call 03 528 7123. must go! der on 0800 768 587.
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Richmond Church of Christ
Monthly Boot Market & Plant Sale This Saturday 9-12pm Stalls just $5 Cnr Croucher & Darcy St Phone 544 5415
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10.00am Worship Celebration Warring Carpark (Behind No.1 Shoes) 243 Queen St
Sundays 10am
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Wednesday 20 Feb 10am - Morning Tea Cnr Croucher & Darcy
Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:
RICHMOND BIBLE CHURCH
Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm We are located at:
Richmond School Hall, Cambridge Street Sunday 10am Bible teaching and The Lord’s Supper
(no access off Waimea or Ridgeway) Contact: (03) 547 - 6056
www.rcnzonline.com/nelson
Contact 544 8692 or 544 8288
Richmond/Stoke Methodist Parish
Sunday Service from 9.15am
The Headingly Centre Headingly Lane Richmond
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Sundays @ 10am
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Meeting Sunday 10.30am Ellis St, Brightwater
(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)
Contact Dean 544 5784 We’d love to see you there Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish, Richmond
Holy Trinity Anglican Church 27 Dorset St, Richmond Phone 544-8844
Sunday Services
11 October 2015 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Praise on the Hill Theme: Eternal Justice Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion All Welcome www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz
Weekend Mass Times
This Sunday 9.30am 11 Florence St, Richmond 10am 271 Songer St, Stoke Children’s programme at both services Rev Jon Parkes 544 6507
Saturday Vigil 7.00pm Richmond Church 35 William Street Sunday 8.00am St Joseph’s Pitfire Road, Wakefield 9.30am Richmond Church 5.00pm Last Sunday of every month St’s Peter & Paul Moutere Highway All Welcome! Ph 544 8987 www.richmondcatholic.co.nz
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Tree Planting Ceremony Chris Ryan on Sat. 10 Oct 1pm, Maureen Ryan & Family of the late Chris at Henley School in honour of the life of this well loved past principal. Chris had a great affinity with the larger school community, and it was felt a fitting tribute to give to the school this tree in remembrance of him. It is the last weekend of the school holidays so make a note in your diaries so you don’t forget. We look forward to seeing you there. RICHMOND KINDERGARTEN GARAGE SALE FUN DAY FUNDRAISER: 17th October, 10-2 at the Richmond Kindergarten. Garage Sale, Bouncy Castle, Baking and Coffee Stall, Sausage Sizzle, Silent Auction, Great Stalls, Sandpit Dig, Biscuit Decorating and more fun things for kids to do. UNICEF event , Experience the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan using Virtual Reality headgear. With UNICEF at Richmond Library. 10am12:30pm, Saturday 17 October.
Get Your Money Fighting Fit in time for Christmas with the Nelson Budgeting Service. Free seminar at Richmond Library. 7pm, Thursday 15 October. NELSON TRAMPING CLUB invites you: Oct. 10-11, Mt Brown Hut, Fit. Contact Ray 546 8060. Details www. nelsontrampingclub.org.nz VOLUNTEER NELSON; Have you ever thought of becoming a volunteer? Or are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website or www. volunteernelson.org.nz or phone 546 7681 Nelson/Tasman Endometriosis Network social walk along Tahunanui Beach, Tuesday 13th October. Meet at 7pm Tahuna playground. Come and chat to Emily, ENZ Educator. Coffee to follow. Info Ph 5441724 Helen Kayaking. Interested in learning to kayak? Nelson Canoe Club invites applications for its Beginners Course, starting 11 November. Application
deadline 31 October. Call 03-547-5005 or email training@nelsonkayakers. co.nz. FREE Stoke Bowling Club – Have a Go, Sunday October 11th 10am - 12 noon. Play the game for all ages! Boot Market and annual plant sale this Saturday 10 October, 9-12pm Richmond Church of Christ . Free coffee, lots of bargains, goods for recycling or yet to be used. Cnr of Darcy & Croucher Sts. Sites $5 contact ph 544 5415. Apple Mac User Group (Nelson Area), October meeting is Wednesday 21st at 7pm Richmond Library. An interest group for ‘Apple’ users incl users of Apple devices, are welcome. www. nbmug.org.nz or call John 5473408 Wakefield Bowling Club’s ‘Have a Go Days’ on Sun 11 Oct & Sun 18 Oct, from 2 to 4pm. It’s fun for everyone, & all you need is flat soled shoes & a smile! Community Bowls night - every Thurs evening from 6 – 8 pm throughout Nov. & Dec ‘15 Call Tony on 541 8316. Forest & Bird Wed. Oct 14 ‘Rock Wrens & the Battle for our Birds’. Graeme Elliott, a DOC scientist, will
WEDNESDAY 7 October 2015
report on the recent 1080 program & the control of rats & stoats & the effect on birds & bats, particularly Rock wrens. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai St., COMBINED PROBUS CLUB OF WAIMEA, invites new members. Next Meeting 9.45am Thurs 15tOct 2015 at Hope Community Church, 114 Ranzau Road, Hope. Speaker Ian Martyn founder of Medals Re United NZ . Ph. Jock or Helen 544 3015. COMMUNITY SING A LONG : Wed. 7 Oct Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd Richmond (opp TDC). 1.30 pm to restart this monthly social event. Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. All welcome. Enquiries ph 544 8562. Soroptimists Waimea are having a fashion show on Wed 7Oct 2015 7:30pm at the Headingly Centre Richmond. Fashions provided by Beetees & Whitwells. Special segment from Garin College’s wearable art. Proceeds to our Education projects. Tickets $25 available from Annette 5472114 or Lynne 5448301
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Essential First Aid: Oct -10, 15, 28 Comprehensive First Aid: Oct - 1 & 2, 10 & 11, 15 & 16, 19 & 20, 28 & 29 Revalidation: Oct - 7, 11, 16, 23, 27
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Restoration of Antique and Service of Modern Firearms Manufacture of unavailable parts a speciality Specialised metal and woodworking skills Licenced Firearms Dealer
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