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TDC attendance released Zane Mirfin is the least likely councillor to turn up to a council meeting, figures released this week reveal.

The first term Richmond ward councillor turned up to 93 out of a possible 120 meetings, well below the next lowest, Tim King at 101 appearances.

Most of the other councillors attended between 103 and 110 of the council and standing committee meetings that have been held since the last election in 2010.

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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz Golden Bay councillor Paul Sangster has attended 68 meetings but started half way through the term after winning a by-election for Noel Reilly’s vacant seat.

Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne says the figures – released to Waimea Weekly on

Monday – show that the council is committed. “I think it reflects the councillors are a committed hard working bunch of people.”

He says he’s not disappointed with Zane’s attendance and neither should ratepayers.

“I think that reflects the nature of Zane’s job as a [fishing] guide and in the summer he does get quite busy and sometimes just can’t attend. I think it’s a reality for all of us. If you look at what councillors get paid,

it’s far from a full time salary and they too have other part time jobs that have to fit in with council life and for what Zane does it’s just a reality.”

Attempts to reach Zane for comment were unsuccessful.

The highest attending councillors were Motueka’s Jack Inglis with 111, followed

by Richmond’s Judene Edgar, Waimea/ SEE PAGE 2

Lovely jam for ‘lovlies’

“Lovely people” might find a sweet surprise in their staff rooms this week as part of a drive to spread the love and help put a smile on the faces of those who deserve it most.

The project is the brainchild of Michelle Collier who wanted to acknowledge those who go beyond the call of duty in their workplace. She calls it “The Loveliness Project” and along with friend Linda Homan, convinced their mothers and a dozen of their mother’s friends to make jars of jam to deliver to staff rooms of those who SEE PAGE 2

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“I’ll be going up to have a look around definitely. I think it is a great idea for the area.”

“I do a lot of boating, so I think it is fantastic, especially for the summer.”

“I bike up there quite often. I think it will be good for the area as long as it stays countrified, not too commercial.”

“I’ll go up and have a look, I think it’s wonderful for the area.”

TDC attendance figures released FROM PAGE 1 Moutere’s Trevor Norriss and Murchison/ Lake’s Stu Bryant who all attended 110 meetings.

Judene says the meetings are extremely important and was pleased that a number of councillors had high attendance.

“The standing committees are the key ones where we are making decisions on behalf of the community and the council so attendance is important. That being said, so is being prepared for the meetings so a lot of time is put in outside of meetings, to understand the issues.”

The current council term ends after the local body elections in October this year.

Judene says people thinking about standing for council need to make sure they have the time to dedicate to the job.

Lovely jam for lovely people FROM PAGE 1 deserve it. “It started when I was at the hospital and in stressful situations and the nurses there just went out of their way, beyond the call of duty, to help.

Just a touch or a word here and there, it makes such a difference and I wanted to acknowledge those people. I know they get paid but they go beyond the call of duty.”

But it wasn’t just the hospital nurses in her sights. Michelle also wanted to spread a bit of love to social workers and others who went out of their way and says by just having something like homemade jam for them to use in their staffroom might go some way to return-

The ladies photographed on the front page are Shirley Burns, Rachel Madden, Therese Dunnill, Yvonne Burns, Lynne White, Vera White, Heather Jackson, Sally Win and Michelle Collier. Others involved but not pictured are Beryle Smith, Heather Burns, Gloria Lineham, Diane Beatty and Linda Homan.

Photo: Andrew Board. ing the favour. “When I worked at Te Korowai Trust I was often rushing around meeting people in really stressful situations and often you wouldn’t have time for lunch. I remember a lovely lady Denise used to bring in homemade Feijoa jam and chutney

for the staff room and it was just really nice to come in and have something like that when you’ve been working flat out.”

The dozen jam makers were recruited after being invited to a high tea by Michelle and Linda.

There they told them the real reason they were invited along and Michelle says most of them came on board and began to source fruit and jam recipes and got to work.

Now they have 120 jars, each with the words “Lovely Jam for Lovely People” which will be distributed from this week.

Michelle says she hopes it will bring a smile to some people.

“I just want them to realise that what they do is really important and it is appreciated.

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A group of twenty-two primary students from schools all over Nelson were the first to sample milk that will be given to local pupils as part of the Fonterra Milk for Schools programme.

The initiative will see a free pack of milk given daily to 2000 schools across New Zealand, with a goal of seeing more children accessing the nutritional benefits of milk.

The initiative was launched for the upper South Island on Monday at Brightwater School with principal Gerald Baldwin calling the programme “marvelous” and praising Fonterra for its sponsorship.

“It is really positive for the children to drink something healthy in a school environment and for a New Zealand company to be so supportive, it’s great.”

Pete Mitchener principal of Stoke School, which already offers a fruit in school and breakfast club programme, says Milk for Schools is “a wonderful idea. We surveyed our community and received 100 per cent support from parents saying they thought it was a great programme.”

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“It’s a great opportunity for them to learn about where the milk they’ll be drinking every day comes from, as well as the importance of caring for the environment. We’re really excited to start the Fonterra Milk for Schools programme in our school and today’s event was an added bonus that presented an excellent educational experience.”

Local farmers David and Pauline Marshall hosted the students and say they enjoyed it.

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NEWS Sicon to shutdown in brief B AND B EARNS AWARD: Local business, Kershaw House Boutique Accommodation, has announced that it has received the 2013 TripAdvisor® Certificate of Excellence award.

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SANCTUARY RUN FILLING UP: Only 15 places remain for this year’s Haven Realty Sanctuary Run on August 24. Marketing energies are now being directed to attracting a similar number to October’s Dun Run which doubles this year as the South Island Masters Trail Running Championships.

BOOK FAIR A SUCCESS: This year’s silver jubilee Founders Book Fair raised $124,500 with an estimated 10,000 bookworms visiting the popular event. The nine-day event is in its 25th year and is the major fundraiser for Founders Heritage Park.

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The loss of a major contract has caused the Nelson branch of Sicon to shutdown permanantly.

The company missed out on a contract with the Tasman District Council which is worth 90 per cent of its income, making it unviable for the business to con-

cided to pull back,” says Dave.

Around 40 local people are employed

by Sicon in Nelson and Dave says the majority will be reapplying for work with the new contractor while the others are taking the opportunity to try something new.

Community hub for St Arnaud

A $1.1 million project in the centre of St Arnaud officially opened its doors on Saturday, creating a “fantastic” attraction for the area says Pat Gelling, the driving force behind the new development.

Pat says a tremendous amount of effort from the public went into getting the cafe, boat storage shed and gift shop up and running and it has created the perfect “community hub”, with a promising future.

The privately owned land it sites on is set for development.

Pat says while the complex has created numerous new employment opportunities for locals, it is also set to become a major attraction for the area, well known for its boating community.

The onsite Clinker Café, which seats up to 80 people will be open seven days for dining including during the evening, something that Pat says

A new community development at St Arnaud was officially opened on Saturday.

Photo: Pat Gelling. will draw in not only locals but visitors to the area. He says a highlight of watching the project come together has been the growing use of the boat storage shed, and hopes that the complex will house a boat display during the summer months.

“The boat storage shed has been operational for a number of months already and has been very successful. With the capacity for 32 standard size boats, it is

a definite draw card.”

He says the complex would not have come so far without the support from the local community, who he says dropped everything to help out when they were needed.

“We’ve had tremendous support from locals. If we needed a hand we sent out the SOS and they helped out. It’s going to be a fantastic shared facility for our community.”

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The parks and reserve contract for Tasman and Golden Bay went to Nelson based firm Nelmac.

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New village Win for Headingly residents Sinead Ogilvie planned for Richmond

A new high density lifestyle village aimed at active retirees is being planned for development on a site off Wensley Rd in Richmond.

A private meeting was held last week between developers Mark and Kristin Nimmo, owners of the Integrity Care Group and Stillwater Gardens and the owners of neighbouring properties to initiate communications as resource consent goes before the Tasman District Council. The initial plans for Olive Estate Lifestyle Village show the residential retirement development will house 112 villas, 30 terrace houses and 26 apartments and a long term residential care facility with capacity for 100 beds and 58 serviced apartments.

Kristin says feedback on the project from neighbouring properties has so far been “generally positive” and where further information has been requested they have provided it.”

However one concerned resident, Mark Greening, whose parents’ property backs onto the proposed development says he is wary of plans to build such a high density village on previously undeveloped land and doesn’t think the Nimmo’s have found the right spot for their venture.

He believes that any retirement village should be planned closer to public transport, shops and communtiy services and hopes the project will be publicly notified allowing input and opinions from the wider community to be taken into consideration. “My advice for neighbouring residents is to take any concerns you have about it directly to the council.”

Headingly Lane residents that saw their rates skyrocket have been given some respite with the council adopting a rates remission policy.

After a year of lobbying, which was first reported by the Waimea Weekly, the policy will come into effect before July this year.

The policy means residential landowners, who have had the value of their land increased due to rezoning, will have their higher rates remitted until the land is sold or its purpose changed from its role as the principal place of residence.

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fected by the rezoning, says he was “very proud” of the successful bid and says he hopes the council will now have “the wisdom to accept what people are telling them”.

He says he was also blown away by the amount of support from the wider community with 56 seperate submissions recieved on the matter.

Tasman residents were given the choice

of rates remission or postponement policies through the annual plan process and the majority of the submissions supported the remission option.

The new policy will have a number of criteria to ensure it benefits those in need while limiting the impact on other Tasman ratepayers. It will be applied at the discretion of the council, apply to properties that have had continuous ownership pre and post the zoning change and only apply to rezoning decisions made after 2007. Applications for the current rating year (2012-2013) will be accepted up until 30 August.

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The annual Winter Cup at Richmond Park often plays second fiddle to the hugely popular summer meet at the same track but this year Nelson Harness Racing Club committee member Bill Monk says the weekend attracted some of the best.

“We were really pleased with the horses, they performed really well and we had the best drivers here, Anthony Butt, Mark Jones, Dexter Dunne, Ricky May, they were all here.”

He says the turn out from Action from the Nelson Harness Racing Club’s winter cup. Top: Crosslocals was pleasing “con- ing the finish line. Left: Keeping an eye on the action. Right: Cherie sidering the weather” and McIntyre with Robyn Thomas. Photos: Doug Barry-Martin. they are already taking marquee bookings for the winning the prelude cup on far the best in the country and summer meeting in January.

Friday and the Nelson Pine In- we try to make the trip up here The club also smashed its dustries Nelson Winter Cup on worth their while. In fact the on-course budget, collecting Sunday. The Christchurch horse guy that won the cup, he made $76,000 from punters through was driven by John Versteeg. a tongue-in-cheek comment the TAB on Friday and $72,000 The best of the local horses was that our stakes were better than on Sunday. They had predicted De Real Diva, owned by Brian what Addington were offering $50,000 for each day.

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Wednesday May 22 After an article appeared in the Waimea Weekly showcasing Caleb Hill’s Gors-tec canvas pants, sales have taken off with 25 pairs of pants walking out the door. Caleb is thrilled with the response he has received with enquiries flooding in via email, in person and at his weekly Saturday market stall.

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Wednesday May 8 Local student Ben Seelen, 17, has returned from the youth challenge Spirit of Adventure course that the local community helped him get to. After friends, family and strangers donated $2200 towards his cause, Ben returned from the ten day youth challenge course on May 27 after sailing around the Hauraki Gulf in torrential rain, sunshine and tornado warnings, starting each day with a 6.30am ocean swim. He was also elected as captain of the $23 million ship for the final day of the course.

WEDNESDAY 12 June 2013

Nelson Mail takes circulation hit

Nelson Mail has taken another huge hit to its circulation, the biggest drop of any daily newspaper in the South Island.

The Australian-owned Nelson Mail has seen its paid circulation drop 6.29 per cent on the same time last year to just 13,464, show figures released by ABC Circulation. At the same time last year its circulation was 14,943 but that also includes a large undetermined numbers of papers it gives away for free. Its website still quotes a circulation of 17,497 from 2007.

The figures showed that the Mail had the biggest drop, percentage wise, in the

South Island with The Southland Times the next worst at 5.59 per cent, Oamaru Mail at 5.31 per cent and Marlborough Express at 5.28 per cent.

Nelson Mail general manager Craig Dennis says it’s a tough time for daily newspapers.

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readership as surveyed by Nielson shows average weekly readership at 54,000 different readers compared to 56,000 one year prior.”

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Year 10 Garin College students Lewis Griffiths, Olivia Wilbourne, George Finnigan and Alex Mackle, all 14, decorating banners using an ‘action painting’ technique for Mahi Toi, the schools arts week. The annual arts festival, Te Wairua o nga Mahi Toi – the spirit of creation in the arts - featuring two days of performance, runs from Wednesday June 19 to Friday June 21 and culminates in a concert at the college on Thursday July 4 and Friday July 5. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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Lou Illes, account manager for Entertainment Publications Limited giving Janet Hardcastle, representative for the Rough Island Equestrian Park information at the Nelson Tasman Funding Expo on Friday. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie. representative of the Rough Island Equestrian Park, says she found the expo extremely helpful.

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Free feed for largest family The search is on for the region’s largest family.

Cafe Olive owner Harkin Aslankilinc says he wants to not only find them, but also shout the family a meal at his central city restaurant.

There are rules though, a family is defined as two parents and their children only and the majority of the children must be under 18.

Harkin says the idea behind the competition is to celebrate families and get them out enjoying each other over a meal this winter.

“If you have a big family it would cost a lot to take them out to dinner so we want to be able to say ‘hey, come here, enjoy yourself and enjoy each other’s company’.”

Harkan guesses he may be catering for up to 12 and can handle “up to 50” but he says he’d be “shocked and sorry for the mum” if that was the case.

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Donations recieved from the local community in the aftermath of the Richmond floods have gone to a worthy cause.

Karen Marfell, site manager of BP Richmond, says she was overwhelmed with the response recieved from residents who dropped money into the donation bucket she had on the counter in the weeks following the flood.

A total of $250 was raised by what she describes as “a caring community” and the donation was gratefully recieved by

a Richmond couple who along with evacuating a newborn baby from their Arbor-lea Ave rental property, lost virtually everything they owned. With no insurance to cover the loss, Gemma Astwood and Tom Haworth have been living in a Salvation Army home ever since and say they can’t believe the kindness of the community and the team at BP for donating the money to them.

Michael Harte, Nelson area manager of BP matched the donation with a $250 giftcard.

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Having a par ty/event/func tion? Call our photographer 544 9037 or 027 532 6461 Ashlee Baron and Ali Ayers at the Sprig & Fern on Hardy St.

Amy Penketh and Jenny Penny at the Rotary Club quiz night.

Hayley Lincoln and Angela Paulin at the Harness Races.

Maree Cleal and Tania Stringer at the Harness Races on Sunday.

Grahame Williams and Cyril Smith at the Harness Races.

Maree and Lee Smith at the Wooden Spoon Cafe.

Anita Gardner and Kay Waller at the Rotary Club quiz night on Friday.

Last Tuesday a Pink Ribbon breakfast was held at the Wooden Spoon Cafe fundraising for the NZ Breast Cancer Foundation. Friday evening we went to a quiz night at the Stoke Memorial Hall that was held by the Nelson and Richmond Rotary clubs’, and on Sunday we went along to Richmond Park Racecourse and checked out the Nelson Harness Races.

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Waimea Village: Has anyone else ‘done the numbers’ on the Wrights income? I worked it out, and this year, they’ve been getting $377,196 per annum, which they now plan to increase to $628,529. And I have to ask - to do what? Mow the lawns and take away the green waste? I think a portion is to be put into a fund for repairs and replacement, but what portion - half?

It’s still a damn good income! Wow - how many of us would like a salary like that here in Nelson?

Yours faithfully, G Ewers, Appleby.

Once again the Wright’s have stunned the residents, not only with another hefty lease increase, in the 2013 proposed budget, but in the manner in which it was presented. A cowardly impersonal, insensitive, public statement in the Nelson Mail. Nice one guys!! Especially as at every opportunity you have accused the residents committee of releasing confidential information to the press. At an “informal chat”, called at two days notice by the Wright’s, those residents who were able to attend were treated with patronising disrespect, told to be quiet and listen, as we didn’t understand business. I’d like the Wrights to understand this. Many of the people in this village are retired business people, professional people, intelligent people, and not as they see them – a bunch of old geriatrics with half a brain

between them. Many of us are of a generation who worked for what we have (a concept beyond the Wrights comprehension) saved for our retirement and expected to be able to relax and enjoy the twilight years of our lives. Instead, the reality of living in Waimea Village is soul destroying.

Low morale, worrying how to cope, illness and stress related sicknesses are to the fore.

Trying to see where the extra monies given over the last three years has been spent – certainly not in the village as was proposed.

Many of us suspect we are supporting the luxury lifestyle of two exceptionally greedy people. While the Wrights and their children reap the benefits of our labours, we will eventually have nothing left, not only for ourselves, but our children and grandchildren. To these uncaring, unthoughtful, insensitive people we have ceased to be humans with feelings, and have become their “cash cows”.

Please don’t print my name as I have already suffered reprisals.

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Stray cats a problem: Sooo over the strays! They keep beating my cat up but the neighbours feel sorry for them and feed the poor things. I think SPCA traps are needed.

Sarah Davis.

People also dump cats in the creek that runs beside the homes in Torlesse St, in the past year we have gone from having a stray cat to now having nearly a dozen. Is driving us bonkers having to try and keep our cat safe, and having to clean up the mess that these strays are leaving around the place. Mel Ricketts.

Comes down to the ignorance of the cat owners dosen’t it? This may have all started by having just 3-5 kittens dumped, then the unfortunate cycle starts up, they breed like rabbits, so yeah what can be done?

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60 years in spuds at Tapawera farm Mashed, boiled, roasted or fried, Harry Hancock says you can never eat too many potatoes, and he should know.

He planted his first potato 60 years ago, and his Tapawera based family have prospered in spuds ever since.

After moving onto a farm in Glenrae near the Motueka River in 1952, Harry and his wife Joan set up a flourishing potato farm, supplying everyone from the local fish and chip shop, a green grocer, local markets, and neighbours.

Living off the land was common when Harry moved in, with local families growing blackberries, raspberries, farming cows and potatoes, and with the help of a neighbours tools, Harry planted his first crop.

“I chose to start out with potatoes because there was a fairly immediate return. You could plant them in October and be eating them by May. We stuck with them over the years and they gave me the better part of my income.”

Harry never farmed in a big way, but says there was a good five acres of potatoes in the ground each season. They were “happy to bring in 10 tonne at the end of the season” from the crop and although the work was hard, it was always rewarding. “It was physically hard, your back was bent and you carried your sack around with you but once we picked up the last potato we were glad to be finished harvesting, it was always good to grow a good crop.”

The farm is no longer commercially run but is still in the family, with Harry’s daughter Jill and her husband taking over a few years ago. They still use a planter that was used early on, with a manual that offers instructions for both mechanical and horse drawn use, a token of history from the farm which Harry says has always been a family business. “Joan picked potatoes

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Harry says he is pleased that the farm remains in the family, and as well as keeping history alive it has its benefits too with friends and family still kept in steady supply. “They still look after us, I shouldn’t think there will ever be a day when I’m short of potatoes.”

Over the years, Harry has tried all kinds of variety of potato. Rua has proven to be the best, being a good grower and unsusceptible to blight, it is not only consistent but is Harry’s favourite to eat. “We’ve grown a few interesting types of potato but Rua has proven to be the best. Mashed Rua is probably my favourite.”

Two weeks ago the Hancocks held a celebration to mark 60 years since Harry and his family have been growing potatoes. While Harry has hung up his hat on the growing side of things, potatoes still remain a staple in his diet.

“Oh dear yes, you never get tired of them, they are part of a good diet. I don’t think you could ever eat too many potatoes. My figure has never worried me.”

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Reward for volunteer refs A new campaign aimed at stopping abuse towards volunteer parent referees and rewarding them for their efforts has been launched.

Richmond Mall and Tasman Rugby Union has combined to acknowledge the efforts of volunteer referees at junior rugby games across Nelson and Tasman and will give one $100 Richmond Mall voucher to a volunteer referee each week for the next ten weeks.

Richmond Mall manager David Hill says the Mall wanted to support those who give up time in the community. “We salute

those mums and dads who give up their Saturday mornings to ensure the kids of Nelson and Tasman can enjoy their rugby.

JAB rugby is only possible because of those who take up a whistle and keep the game going.”

The campaign runs in support of the New Zealand Rugby initiative APPLAUD, which encourages supporters to be good sports at schools and clubs, while also seeking to stamp out anti-social side-line behaviour. Around 75 volunteers have participated in Tasman Rugby Union’s junior referee course this year. TRU development

officer Kahu Marfell says abusive behaviour on the side-lines of all sporting codes is an issue and anything to promote good behaviour on side-lines is welcomed. “Living through your kid is probably the wrong thing and some parents overstep the mark.

Without these volunteers who coach and referee games there wouldn’t be a sport for their child to play. So we are encouraging clubs to make a stand and say that behaviour isn’t acceptable and if we can reward those people who step up to the plate and actually do these jobs, then it’s great.”

Kahu says abuse towards junior rugby ref-

erees isn’t as bad in Nelson as other centres but it does happen. “Even at ripper rugby we’ve had parents complain about referees but what are we here for at the end of the day? It’s to watch the kids and you ask the kids if they like mum and dad screaming and yelling on the side line they say no.”

He says it’s great that Richmond Mall has decided to come on board and help reward those who put their hand up to help out.

“Good on Richmond Mall for getting involved and helping celebrate these people.”

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Their change of location – after eight years in Motueka – has created a real boom for business, providing

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a central setting with access to the entire Nelson and Tasman regions.

The team at Fairview Windows and Doors has kept their strong working relationships with builders and the local Motueka community since their move and have developed new working relationships with tradies closer to their new Richmond location. “Our customers and builders

The Fairview workshop at 11 Cargill Place, Richmond.

Design and develoment for aluminium windows and doors New Zealand’s to builders, architects, specifiers and consumers for over 40 years.

Congratulations to Dion, Donna and the team.

Ph: 09 574 2900

E-mail: info@aslnz.co.nz

find it really handy as the move has made it more assessible for clients to come see us and for our staff to go out and provide our free measure and quotes,” says Donna.

Fairview Windows and Doors offer a range of services from complete fit-outs for new homes, to repairs and maintenance of aluminum joinery and retrofitting of double glazing. If your cold wooden frames are dampening your winter you can have them replaced with aluminum, which offers easier maintenance, warmer living

and greater longevity says Donna.

Double glazing helps insulate your building by keeping it warmer in winter and cooler in summer. Fairview windows use the highest quality materials to ensure the best results when installing your joinery. All glass and aluminum comes with a ten year guarantee and is installed by the team of professionals who offer high quality workmanship to ensure you windows and doors are installed with the highest quality.

Fairview Windows and Doors also offer

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are proud to be associated with Fairview Windows & Doors and congratulate Dion and Donna on their first year in their new premises

Suppliers of; Insulated Glass Units Sustainaview Warm Edge Technology Commercial supply and installation Archtiectural Glass Glass Relate are proud supporters of Fairview Windows and Doors

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Well done Dion and the team at Fairview Windows and Doors

The Fairview team; Warren Crook, Carl Green, Dion Griffiths, Donna Griffiths, Kent Phillips, Terry Hovenden. specialty glass, ranging from tinted windows do for you and your home. All the manufactures and doors to full glass conservatories. The team and installers of Fairview’s Windows and Doors will take the time to listen to you about your products are members of the Window Associapersonal home in terms tion of New Zealand so you know when dealing of style and function with Fairview, you will so you can achieve the Dion and his team from be looked after with the right look for your home.

Fairview have just comhighest level of profesWindows and doors are pleted the installation of an important part of the sionalism.

Thermal Window and Door Since their move to Richlook of your home and suites into our new home mond, Fairview Winthey also provide a vital in Golden Bay. role in the functioning dows and Doors have had Dion also assisted in the of your building. House an extremely busy year. design process and suptemperature as well as The factory got a brand pled our latches and hannew paint job in Decemlight and space control dles which compliment the ber, they have endured are all altered dependamazing total look. ing on the functioning of the Richmond floods and are still able to guarantee your windows and doors.

Thanks Fairview the same unbeatable serThe team at Fairview Graeme and Debbie Windows and Doors will vice and quality as they offer you the right advice always have done. “Movto ensure your home gets ing to Richmond was the maximum effect of these important consid- definitely the right move as it provides us with a central location to all our customers, we are erations.

Fairview offers a free measure and quote and really enjoying being here,” says Donna. are “Future Building Proof ” approved so you For more information about what the team can can feel confident when choosing your joinery. offer you, have a look at their website www.

The team will visit your home and discuss their fairviewnelson.co.nz or give them a call on 544 range of options to let you know what they can 6001.

• Mobile Service & Repair Workshop • Long & short term rental • Sales - used & new • Onsite Specialist Forklift WOF Congratulations Dion and Donna on your first birthday!

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Wishing Fairview Windows and Doors Happy Birthday

Celebrating their first year in Richmond

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From small repairs to new houses.

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Proud to support The Coffee Factory 15 McGlashen Ave, Richmond office@pcsystems.co.nz

Locally Owned, Locally Operated Locally Owned, Locally Operated

Nelson Packaging Congratulations to Hayden and the team at Nelson Packaging The Coffee Factory Congratulations to Hayden and thethe team at On winning Café of the Year for region Two Great Companies, Working Together

The Coffee Factory

10 Merton Place, Tahunanui, Nelson Ph: 03 548Year 5459for the region On winning Café of the Email: service@nelpack.co.nz Two Great Companies, Working Together

10 Merton Place, Tahunanui, Nelson Ph: 03 548 5459 Email: service@nelpack.co.nz

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Café

16 Elms St, Wakatu Estate, Stoke Ph: 543 9014

When you think coffee in Nelson, it’s no surprise portunity to purchase all the latest in coffee and you probably think Pomeroy’s. tea essentials. The store offers a wide range of qualIn the game since 1989, Pomeroy’s have long been ity plungers, espresso makers, crockery, deli items a prominent name in the Nelson coffee industry and much more. The Coffee Factory Café in the and they now operate from two premises in Nel- Wakatu Estate is the perfect place to sit down and son. Pomeroy’s has been in Nelexperience quality food and cofson city for 20 years but recently fee dished up by professional and moved site at Montgomery Square. experienced staff. The Coffee FacThe locally owned company also tory roasts ten blends ranging from has the Coffee Factory Cafe in the organic and fair trade varieties to Wakatu Industrial Estate, where it blends that are specifically suited to your individual style of coffee has been an effective coffee supplier and outlet for the past four years. drinking. The Coffee Factory offers Pomeroy’s manager and co-owner blends specifically suited to your Hayden Thompson has been inneeds such as plunger coffee or esvolved in the company for 14 years presso machines. “If you come in and has been an integral part of deasking to buy beans for home use veloping the coffee experience both the first thing we will ask is how do locally and at a national level. Since you like to make it? We will then Pomeroy’s began, the coffee market provide the right choice to accomhas developed to around 150 roastmodate your needs,” says Hayden. ers within New Zealand bringing A striking feature of the Coffee FacPomeroy’s owner Hayden strong competition to the market. tory Cafe premises is the Petrocini Thompson “You have to evolve with what is coffee roaster that dominates the happening in the industry on a global scale, it’s outlet. This machine has roasted beans in New about continually developing roasting techniques Zealand since 1993. “It allows for the traditional and really understanding the changes that take style of roasting coffee ensuring your senses are place when you roast coffee. Being true to the cof- the judge of quality coffee staying true to the craft fee is the key,” says Hayden. of coffee roasting,” says Hayden.

The two Pomeroy’s outlets continue offer the com- The roaster is put to work two to three times a plete coffee experience. week and can handle 60kg of raw beans at a time, In the Montgomery Square shop, you will experi- producing over a ton of roasted beans per week. ence a beautifully brewed coffee and have the op- All roasting is done in the factory and is delivered to the Montgomery Square store on a daily basis ensuring only the freshest and highest quality coffee is on the shelves.

The quality of Pomeroy’s coffee and the professionalism of the experienced staff have ensured the business has picked up a stack of awards at local and national levels. Pomeroy’s have been a constant winner at the New Zealand coffee awards where they have picked up various titles in their involvement over the last six years. Recently Pomeroy’s won first place at the 2013/2014 TOHU Dine Out Awards, picking up the best coffee venue for the Nelson and Tasman region. The success of Pomeroy’s is put down to the knowledge and professionalism of the dedicated staff. “The team have a vision to be the best in Nelson and they have achieved that with this award,” says Hayden.

Pomeroy’s staff have also picked up some high profile awards and acquire vast experience in their field. Claris Jones-White represented Nelson at the NZ barista championship making the final six and has just left for South America to broaden her knowledge in raw green coffee beans. Hayden also has a ton of experience being a sensory judge over the last seven years at the NZ Barista Championships, is on the judging panel comprising of only 11 world certified judges for the World Brewers Cup. Last year he was judging in Vienna and has just returned from judging at the latest World

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VOTED NELSON’S BEST COFFEE VENUE

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Left: Master coffee roaster Duncan Gordan.

We congratulate Hayden and his team on their recent award

Below: Café Manager Ali Ayers brews up an award winning coffee.

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Champs held in Melbourne. “We do anything and everything to do with specialty coffee and tea,” explains Hayden and it couldn’t be truer.

The Pomeroy’s brand offer a full range of services including supplying beans to outlets right across the four corners of NZ. The online ordering ensures people can still have their much favored tea or coffee in their home, wherever they live. “Much of the demand is from people who have visited the Nelson café’s, liked what they tasted and then would like more of it,” says Hayden.

Pomeroy’s also offer full barista training through the New Zealand School of Coffee the first of its kind in New Zealand offering tailor made courses to suit a range of expertise. The NZ School of Coffee is a joint venture with the Queen of Coffee Emma Markland Webster. The classes are open to anyone including people already in the industry wanting to develop their skills as well as those looking to better their coffee making ability in their own home. With this service you will Congratulations to Hayden understand the full and his Team on this process of coffee with prestigious award, well done! an emphasis on using your sensory skills to Anchor Milk Nelson is proud identify the full flavor and how to taste and to supply “The Best Cafe” in see what each coffee town with “The Best Milk” in can bring to the cup in town! the right hands.

For more informaShane and Tania Morris, tion pop online www.

Your local Anchor Milk pomeroys.co.nz or Franchisees have a chat to te friendly team at either of the Pomeroy’s stores in Nelson or Stoke.

for The Coffee Factory!

Red stars all round! …And we can attest that there’s truth to the prize – Pic’s staff can be caught there daily whiffing up the aromas, downing some shots and generally bunking work in a very constructive manner.

We like Pom’s because it’s damned fine coffee in a creative bustling atmosphere. Plus they make a delectable anti-diet peanut butter chocolate slice. So hard to resist when it’s right next door.

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Les and his team of fully qualified and professional staff your vehicle to ensure the vehicle is repaired to the highest at All Transport Refinishers are on the move from their possible standard. All Transport Refinishers are a reputaOrion Street premises where they have provided qual- ble and respected repairer of damaged vehicles and Les ity paint and panel services for the last 13 years. But this and his team provide their clients with a ton of experience move is nothing to worry about. In fact this move will in the paint and panel industry. Les has been in the game only benefit All Transport Refinishers and the superior for 45 years proving his ability to lead his team from the services they provide for their customers. The new loca- front with the highest levels of professionalism and worktion at 121 Pascoe Street is just around the corner from manship. Working alongside Les is his small but expert Orion St and offers a smaller but more manageable prem- team including two painters Pete and Wayne, panel beater ises where all paint and panel work can be completed un- Alex, apprentice panel beater Trudy and Les’s daughter der the one roof. “We are looking forward to the move, it Sam providing a warm and welcoming face behind the will work out better all round and the smaller premises front desk. In total the team at All Transport Refinishers will enable us to keep everything under tight control,” accumulate over 90 years of experience in the paint and says Les. The move to Pascoe Street will also ensure more panel industry. This wealth of industry experience as well traffic flow past the premises. Les aims to take advantage as a strong local reputation ensures that your vehicle will of this to increase the already high workload on cars and leave the worksmall trucks of which All Transport Refinishers specialise shop in pristine in. The team at All Transport Refinishers are very much condition. looking forward to their move as the new and fresh look- Their services ing premises provides an excellent location to service your on offer are looking for a new accountant to work with you on yoursuitable business forthen sit- contact damaged vehicle.

FREEAfter initialyour consultation, sure that will meet existing and future uations when home, your make car is usually yourwe second most your ng needs andasset. thatTherefore, we canpeace formof a mind mutually relationship, you your car has valuable and a beneficial trusting re- working eel comfortable our relationship that work you done DO feel able beenare in an acci-to call us lationship areinessential when havingsorepair on you

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dent and you want to bring it back to its former standard, or if you are simply looking to upgrade the cosmetic appearance of your vehicle. All Transport Refinishers offers all the usual painting and panel beating services as well as plastic welding, rust repairs, touch ups and general repairs. All Transport Refinishers friendly and well trained staff can repair all minor cosmetic damage to your vehicle, right through to major crash repairs. There is no vehicle that the team at All Transport Refinishers cannot handle.

Their new location is still large enough to accommodate busses, trucks and camper vans and the team will even make repairs to your boat. The new Pascoe Street location stocks all the highest quality equipment needed to make repairs to your vehicle. A well set up spray booth and spray guns ensure crisp and clear finishing and an onsite mixing

The friendly staff at All Transport Refinishers Wayne Judge, Alex Smith, Trudy Frame, Les Marriot and Pete Hall

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ALL TRANSPORT refinishers

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Mob: 021 350 999  Fax: 03 548 5142 Email: les@atr.co.nz

121 Pascoe Street, Nelson

12 Quarantine Road, Stoke Phone 547 3712 www.nelsontruckspares.co.nz

Cnr St Vincent St & Washington Valley Nelson’s LARGEST stockist of NEW and SECONDHAND TYRES BEST PRODUCTS - BEST DEALS - BEST SERVICE

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Come in and talk to our specialised staff.

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with any questions you may have when filling in your claim form. Your vehicle will also be given back to you in an immaculate condition. Once your vehicle has been smash repaired and painted back to its original condition, All Transport Refinishers can offer you car detailing. Their car detailing service includes interior and exterior cleaning as well as polishing and waxing to ensure your car looks as good as new, if not better. The team at All Transport Refinishers know how important it is for the people of Nelson to get back on the road when your vehicle has been damaged so they will even supply you with a loan car if need be. If you need repairs to your vehicle whatever the

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size, or advice regarding panel, paint or other mechanical details you can drop in and see Les and his friendly and professional team in their new location at 121 Pascoe Street Tahuna, or call them on 54 85144. All Transport Refinishers will also take the time to come out and see you for a no obligation free and honest quote on your vehicle.

Dave Humphries - 027 220 4105 Phill Oulsnam - 027 665 8871

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nelson

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room allows the team to make all their own colours to match your vehicle. A well thought out panel area with a wide range of tools enables the panel team to repair or replace the various parts of a vehicle with ease.

Les and the team at All Transport Refinishers aim to continually improve their business and work skills while providing a professional and welcoming service that exceeds customer expectations.

The team at All Transport Refinishers are looking forward to their move and know their professional standards will be maintained under their fresh new premises. All Transport Refinishers also go the extra mile for their customers by providing assistance with insurance liaison and taking the hassle out of getting your vehicle repaired and will help you

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Providing service and maintenance support, solutions and sales to transport, contracting and material handling customers across the top of the South Island.

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Community support floods in Brads Smash Repairs are used to helping different ways,” says Brad. Without the people get back on their feet but recently hard work of the trades people and support of their suppliers the shoe has been on the other foot. The Brads Smash Repairs Richmond floods all would probably not be but destroyed their open for business today, resulting in devworkshop resulting astating consequences in the premises being shut for five weeks. for the business. But it Owners Brad and is also ordinary memMarney wish to offer a bers of the community huge thank you to evethat have provided outryone who helped with standing support for Brads Smash Repairs owner opthe cleanup of their Brad and his team. erators Brad and Marney.

“One member of the premises.

“What we realised is that in this location public called us and offered his car for us the community spirit is very strong, peo- to use as a courtesy car, as ours were all ple have offered their support in many damaged, we would like to find out who

this man is and personally thank him,” prided themselves on. “We have put a lot says Brad. Included in the loss were 14 of time and effort into helping and supcustomers’ vehicles that had been flooded porting others and it’s great to see these with dirty water. The people have gone out loss of so many cusof their way to pay us tomer vehicles was a back when we need difficult thing for Brad help,” says Brad. and his team to comSince the new refurprehend. bishment Brads Smash 6 Kotua Place, “You feel horrible for Repairs have come Wakatu Estate, Stoke the customers, but back bigger, fresher Ph 544 8845 they were all really unand better than they derstanding and we really appreciate that. have ever been. The experience, indusOur customers waited for us to get back try skill and background knowledge is on our feet, we haven’t lost any customers brought together in their fresh new look due to the floods.” This strong and loyal workshop which is founded upon fast, efcustomer base proves the high standards fective and quality vehicle repair and recthat Brads Smash Repairs have always tification.

Brads Smash Repairs

Thanks to Brad, Marney and the team at Brads Smash Repairs for keeping our fleet presentation to the highest standards

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All the best for the future years in business

Brad, o t s k n Tha team e h t d y an Marne upport over s for the st couple the la s of year

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He tangata, He tangata, He tangata.

It Is people, It Is people, It Is people.

National Volunteer Week runs from Sunday 16 to Saturday 22 June with the efforts of local volunteers being recognised and celebrated.

Volunteers fulfill an essential role in our community.

In the Nelson Tasman region last year approximately 3,000,000 hours were volunteered, and without this support many of the services and facilities that we take for granted could not be provided. The theme for 2013 NVW is “He tāngata, He tāngata, He tāngata!” Translated as “It is people, it is people, it is people,” this theme recognises the life force of volunteering- the people.

The week identifies the significant contributions that volunteers make to the Nelson community and the help they provide to people and dependant organisations. Volunteers play a major

role in the Nelson community attributing to over 3 million hours of service in the past year. Volunteer Nelson Manager Katy Steele says a great thing about volunteering is that it is very broad and versatile offering a role for everybody.

“It is important for volunteers to know that they can help in their area of interest or expertise,” says Katy.

Volunteers conduct a range of roles including environmental work, offering support to refugees, support at food banks, supporting the elderly, helping out at sport clubs and events. Katy says there is also a demand for roles that volunteers can fill on the administra-

Alzheimers Society Nelson Inc. We would like to acknowledge the commitment of our volunteers. They are an important part in the success of our organisation.

Your willingness to give your time to others your compassion companionship, humour and caring. The knowledge you share with us is valuable. Thank you for volunteering for us. The gift of time is priceless We are very thankful to our volunteers who provide support to our Society via various tasks.

Volunteering at Day programmes Helping with Street appeals Supporting the Staff with Carer support groups/ Early Memory/ Cafes Our Advisory Committee and Governance Board Catering for us The Fundraising Group

WE NEED YOU!

You can make a difference, if you wish to become a volunteer, please phone the Office on 546 7702

Nelson Community Patrol

“WANTED” New Members

Connecting people with their community

Nelson Community Patrol (NCP) acts as extra “eyes and ears” for the Nelson Police. NCP volunteers work every Friday and Saturday nights from 10pm to 3am. Two members observe and report incidents to Comms via a Police radio in our Patrolling car.

Another person is needed to man the new CCTV cameras.

We are very grateful to all of our members who volunteer there time. The NCP is also very grateful to the Nelson City Council for their on-going support. NCP has received the support from numerous organisations over the years and our thanks extend to all those people involved.

Contact us by web, phone, email or come & meet us!

If you are interested in becoming a member of this dynamic organisation please contact Ange Herbert on 0276181404 or email angeherbert@yahoo.co.nz

50 Halifax St, Nelson • Ph: 546 7681 Email: admin@volunteernelson.org.nz www.volunteernelson.org.nz

Volunteer Nelson offers:

• Volunteer referral services Matching people who want to volunteer with organisations who need volunteers • Support for volunteering Events, information, advice & promotion • Information sharing & networking Regular news updates & opportunities for networking

Recognising the contribution made by Tasman’s volunteers We are immensely proud to have a team of 375+ volunteers supporting our specialist service throughout the Nelson Tasman community.

He aha te mea nui o te ao?

He tangata, he tangata, he tangata.

What is the most important thing in this world?

It is people, it is people, it is people.

Outstanding work is done by volunteers across our District every day and is invaluable to the wellbeing of our residents.

Why not nominate a volunteer you know for a Council Outstanding Community Award.

Nominations close 30 June 2013.

Go to www.tasman.govt.nz for more information.

To all of OUR special people – we extend a big thank you. Your skills, enthusiasm and gift of time are truly priceless.

Keen to join our volunteer team?

We’d love to hear from you.

Please call 546 3912

Proudly supported by

YMCA in Nelson thanks all the volunteers who added so much to our programmes over the past year.

You can be proud that your hard work and commitment helps the YMCA build strong Kids, strong Families and strong Communities.

Thank you to our Volunteer TODAY! Thank you to our Thank our Phone:you 545to 6631

volunteers & supporters. volunteers & Thank you to our volunteers & supporters. supporters. volunteers & supporters.

Thank you to our volunteers & supporters.

Building Homes and Hope Building Homes and Hope in partnership with Building Homes and Hope in partnership with local families. in partnership with local families.

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Whakatu Te Korowai Manaakitanga Trust

16 – 22 June

He tangata, He tangata, He tangata.

It Is people, It Is people, It Is people.

If it wasn’t for our special volunteers this service wouldn’t be able to provide our Supergran (older ladies) passing on everyday Whakatu Te Korowai Manaakitanga Trust

services to young parents or Budget Advice services to the community.

Te Korowai Trust will be providing training in July tion for budget volunteers. side advice including infor-

organisation is in need of a volunmation technology, and teer you can complete the online Whakatu Te Korowai Manaakitanga Trust registration form at www.volunfinance, and also at a govIf it wasn’t for our special volunteers this service wouldn’t be ernance level for committee teernelson.org.nz or pop into the able to provide our Supergran / granddad’s passing on everyday and board members. office at 50 Halifax St to pick up If it wasn’t for our special volunteers this service wouldn’t be able to services to young parents or Budget Advice services to the community.

People volunteer their time a copy. you would like to your time for either of these services please contact Betty/Robyn provide our Supergran (olderIf ladies) passing ondonate everyday and efforts for a range of A great thing about volunteering Te Korowai Trust will be providing training in July for budget advice volunteers.

547 5958 reasons. This could range is that it is very versatile. It can services to young parents or on Budget Advice services to the community.

If you would like to donate your time for either of these services please from a personal interest in be done on an ongoing basis, or Whakatu Te Korowai Manaakitanga Trust contact on 547 5958.

All ages welcome.

Te Korowai TrustBernie/Robyn will be providing training in July for budget advice volunteers. the organisation, wanting to simply for a one off event. It is up gain work experience, meet to the volunteer as to how much people, or to develop their time they want to contribute and own skills and pass them can even be as little as one hour on to others. Volunteering per week. Moreover, if costs are Mary Sullivan prepares a meal at the All Saints required such as petrol or other offers an excellent opporIf you would like to donate your time for either of these Ifservices it wasn’tplease for ourcontact specialBetty/Robyn volunteers this service wouldn’t be able to tunity to increase personal Loaves and Fishes expenses these are often paid for provide our Supergran (older ladies) passing on everyday on 547 5958 experience while providing assistance to both individu- by the organisation. services to young parents or Budgetals Advice services to the community.that are in need of support in the and organisations To help celebrate National Volunteer Week the annual local community. is aadvice hugevolunteers. need for volunteers Youth Volunteer Awards night will be held on Tuesday Te Korowai Trust will be providing training in July “There for budget Thank you, to as some community organisations are the wonderful dependent on volunteers, and without their services they would not surnetwork of vive, which would be a great loss to volunteers in the community” says Katy.

If you would like to donate your time for either of these services please contact Betty/Robyn Volunteer Nelson can organize low Nelson Tasman on 547 5958 cost training programmes for staff Plunket volunteers help organise coffee groups, and volunteers on topics like governparenting education, Plunket Car Seat Services, ance, sustainable funding and work and so much more in your community. place well being. They also offer a confidential mentoring service for To find out about volunteering visit plunket.org.nz staff and committee members. You Together, the best start for every child | Whanau awhina can sign up to receive their e-newsletter by emailing katy@volunteernelson.org.nz. This regular newsletter provides news and information and updates for the sector. If your Presbyterian Support Volunteers Margaret, Cath, Rose and Barbara.

SASH-Nelson

Would like to THANK

ALL of the wonderful women who volunteer and give their time and dedication to SASH, supporting women, young women, and their families, who have experienced sexual abuse.

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer at SASH-Nelson please call or email for more information.

Contact SASH (Sexual Abuse Support & Healing)

03 548 2407

email: sash-nelson@ts.co.nz

Save the Children New Zealand

Do you have connections with the sea?

Have you ever served at sea? Do you rely on the goods that flow through Port Nelson? Can you spare one evening a month?

If the answer to any of these questions is yes, please consider becoming a volunteer at The Mission to Seafarers. It is an ecumenical charity available to all seafarers of all nationalities and backgrounds. We provide much needed means of communication for all seafarers during their short time in Nelson. This allows them to relax and contact their families back home. Interested?

Please contact James nelson 027 5382 041 or visit our website www.nelsonseafarers.org

As the Nelson Branch of Save the Children

celebrates its 50th year, we would like to thank

all the wonderful volunteers - people who have

given their skills, time and effort in our shop and through fundraising activities.

Thank you for helping us to make a difference to the

lives of so many children.

New volunteers are always welcome - ph. 547 6542

Society of St Vincent de Paul new Zealand

Help and support is given to all people in need, and the sick and elderly are visited by our members.

We greatly appreciate and give thanks to our wonderful team of volunteers who help and support us in our work

Be a part of something positive Find out more at www.svdp.org.nz or contact us at one of our centres in Nelson, Stoke or Richmond Ph: 548 9372 / 544 0893 / 547 7351

Dan Alder/Save the Children

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nelson

Te Ope Whakaora

The Salvation Army Nelson Tasman Bays thanks all its volunteers.

We currently have places for new volunteers in our stores in Motueka, Richmond, Nelson, or in our centres in Nelson and Motueka.

Please feel free to drop into any one of our stores or centres for more information.

Volunteers - It’s how we do what we do.

®

Since 1997, Over 400 young people in the Nelson/Tasman region have benefited from the support of a kind and caring adult volunteer in the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nelson mentoring programme. Thank you to the valued team of volunteers who every year build friendships and help to create possibilities for our young people. Share your experience… …become a mentor.

Ph. 545 9864

nelson@bigbrothersbigsisters.org.nz or visit our website www.bigbrothersbigsisters.org.nz

Feature

16 – 22 June

WEDNESDAY 12 June 2013

He tangata, He tangata, He tangata.

It Is people, It Is people, It Is people.

18 June at the Nelson City Council Chambers. Nelson tional Volunteer Week is a chance to promote the need youth play an immense role in volunteering in the Nelson for volunteers as well as provide the recognition that is greatly deserved by volregion with many devoting their time to roles unteers in the Nelson within Nelson sports, community. If you feel you have the time and music and drama. There skills to contribute to the are 119 young NelsoNelson community then nians that have been nominated for awards Volunteer Nelson would displaying the overall love to hear from you. A new user friendly website strength and enthusiis available at www.volunasm of young Nelson volunteers and their teernelson.org.nz where you can register as a volwillingness to help deunteer or register your velop the Nelson comorganisation to acquire munity. The public had volunteers. Katy and the the opportunity to nominate those they thought team at Volunteer Nelson were worthy candidates The team at Volunteer Nelson, Holly Drummond, Jacqui also welcome the public to check out the Facebook and their achievements Irwin, Katy Steele and Jane Solly are acknowledged through recognition and certificates page and call their Nelson office on 546 7681 to get anawarded on the night. Nelson Mayor Aldo Miccio and swers to any questions you may have.

Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne will be in attendance on the night providing inspiring speeches and Thanks to our Volunteers - You are Amazing giving their gratitude to our young Nelson volunteers.

We couldn’t do it without you!

Entertainment, food and drinks will also be provided during the evening.

We are a free, confidential service run by a committee of Volunteers are critical to the Nelson community and Navolunteers who support our advisers to help people:

toke

Thankyou to our valuable volunteers who are essential to keep our organisation running.  Provide transport between Nelson & Richmond  Bus trips and outings  Varied exercise programmes  Hobbies and interest groups  Entertainment and social activities  Meals

Rear of Stoke Memorial Hall. Mon-Thurs 9.30-3.00 Ph 547 2660  stokeseniors@xtra.co.nz

It takes beautiful people to volunteer their time to the beautiful game!

Nelson Bays Football wishes to thank the many coaches, managers and others who volunteer their time to football in this region

Thanks!

 Develop good budgeting skills  Work out financial plans to suit individual needs nga Wahine Tamariki Punanga o Whakatu  Carry out education programmes nelson Women’s & Children’s Refuge

Would like to thank all our wonderful team of volunteers who have and are providing their time, support and energy for free to the Nelson Women’s and Children’s Refuge.

We wouldn’t be able to exist or provide our much needed services without you.

Thank you.

If you are interested in supporting women and children whose lives are affected by family violence, we are currently recruiting for our 24 hour Crisis and Support Line.

Please contact our Community Office phone 548 3353 to discuss.

You must have a Full New Zealand Drivers license.

Victory Community Centre is supported by SO MANY volunteers – in the community garden, at the reception desk, general support in and around the centre.

Thanks to Chris, Marie, Sharon, Juliette, Randolph, Graeme, Melissa, Donald, Lesa, Trudie, Faith, Jane, Robyn and Cassie

BROADGREEN HISTORIC HOUSE Appreciates the time and efforts of our Volunteers

SCOUTS.org.nz

We appreciate your support.

Our volunteers:

• Assist staff to prepare and serve morning

tea, lunch & afternoon tea.

• Help with group activities eg bowls, word games, housie, walks • Assist with transport as required.

If you have a free day each week and enjoy the company of older people we would love to hear from you.

For information contact the Day Service Manager.

New Guides always welcome

Phone: 547 2003 X 360 Annesbrook Drive, Stoke.

Email: nelhkke@psusi.org.nz

Thank You A huge thanks to our many coaches, umpires, technical officials, selectors, managers and club officials.

RE ADVENTU PLUS!

A big thank you to all our Volunteers.

Nelson Budget Service • Ph 5469021

A big THANK YOU to all volunteers who help make it happen - VOLUNTEERS ROCK!

Would like to thank all of the Scouts Nelson leaders and committee members for all the work they have put into the zone in the past year.

www.nelsonbaysfootball.co.nz

You make a difference in our community

We also have a special team of 100+ that are working on making Matariki Lantern Parade on 19 June another memorable event.

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We couldn’t play this game without you!

From Nelson Netball www.nelsonnetball.co.nz

St John acknowledges the huge commitment of it’s 150 volunteers in Nelson/Tasman.

These valued members give many hours of service to their communities as: > > > > > >

Ambulance Officers Area Committee Members Caring Callers Friends of the Emergency Department Health Shuttle Drivers Youth Leaders

The St John workload is continually increasing. If you are interested in volunteering phone 03 546 9445 visit www.stjohn.org.nz

Community Events

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Ray White Richmond (03) 544 8778

Brings you

Community Events

Children’s Ministry Worker Christ Church Cathedral Nelson is seeking applications for a part time (8 hrs per week) Children’s Ministry Worker. for more info ph Cathedral Office 5481008 or office@nelsoncathedral.org 9 Hole Ladies Golf Have you thought of taking up or resuming golf? Greenacres golf Club has a very enthusiastic & friendly 9 hole ladies group who play each Thurs 9.30am. Ph: Sue Thwaites 5446813, Judy Waugh 5476580.

50 years for Richmond Kindergarten Florence St. Calling all past Committee Members of Richmond Kindergarten phone with your details. We are planning a “50 Years Reunion” of being at our Florence St site in Sept, more details to be advised.

Waimea Tramping Club Sun 16 Jun, Boulder Bank, easy, ph Katie 5477850 or Ian 5449154. Fri 21 Jun, Mid-Winter Dinner, ph Rob 5418598 or Katie 5477850.

Housie Nelson Indoor Bowls fundraiser; Sat 22 Jun 7pm start, Warnes Indoor Bowls Stadium Songer St. 50 games and super house.

Fresh Focus Jean Gorman, “Richard the Lionheart”, Mon 17 June 10-11am, Nelson Suburban Club, 168 Tahuna Dr, Entry $2.

Midwinter Xmas Craft Market Sun 7 July 2013, 10am - 3pm, Hope Recreation Hall. Gold coin donation entry to go to Nelson Region Hospice Trust. Email midwintermarket@yahoo.co.nz facebook.com/midwintermarket Marching Nelson muster day Sunday June 16th at Nayland College Netball Courts 2pm.For girls aged 5yrs and up, come and check out our great sport and what it has to offer. Info Joc 5446406 Lisa 5444404 Tasman Talks Titles Book Group Do you enjoy reading and talking about books? Then our Tasman Talks Titles book group might be what you’re looking for. Join us Wed 19 June, 3–4pm Richmond Library.

Top of the South Morris Minor Car Club Sun 23 Jun for 10 Pin Bowls meeting 12.45pm Action Centre Richmond. If coming Ph. Julie 5473316 Trevor 5268884 by Fri 21 Couplehood a new way to love, 6 week course for couples. 7:30-9pm, Tues nights 18 Jun to 23 Jul Award-winning NZ author and columnist David Hill to present The Inside Story, a talk about his writing. Richmond Library, Thurs 20 June, 4-5pm.

Free event. Ph: 5438500 to book.

Public meeting: How recent changes to the Local Government Act may affect council support for community projects at a forum on Thurs 13 Jun, 12-1.30pm, upstairs at the Salvation Army, Rutherford St. Includes light lunch.

Geoengineering Public meeting Why are there unidentifiable flights criss-crossing Nelson skies, Only on certain days? Why do so-called ‘normal’ vapour from jets stay in sky and form ‘clouds’ and haze? Why is there a massive increase in respiratory diseases? Learn more Sun 16 Jun, 6pm at Victory Community Centre.

Mid-winter Xmas Dinners, 25 & 29 Jun, 6 Jul, family lunch 30 Jul at TopHouse Historic Guesthouse set in the Alpine region of the Nelson Lakes National Park. tophouse.co.nz. Ph 5211848. Feel the warmth of the huge log fire & hear the stories.

Accommodation available, Special rates apply.

Crohn’s & Colitis Support at Earnest Rutherford Village lounge on Value of Probiotics Tues Jun 18, 7pm Pharmacist Chris Budgen to be present.

RSVP 5445430, or nelson@crohnsandcolitis.org. nz Gold coin Richmond Methodist Church Celebrates 170 yrs of Methodist Church in Richmond 22-23 Jun. Afternoon Social Gathering Sat 22 Jun. Celebration Service 10.30am 23 Jun. All welcome. Ph: 5448394.

REGULAR EVENTS Revive Cafe space open to all at Headingly Centre.

are proud to introduce commission from

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Play area for children. Come & have some time out, bring your friends to catch up with or make some new ones, look through our family resource library, see what other programmes & services are available or get some clothes for the kids from the clothing swap table. Headingly Centre, Headingly Lane. Thurs 10am-12pm. For info Ph: Sandy 5447071.

Te Manawa Women’s World Music Choir Thursday’s 7.15pm sharp, Nelson Reform Church, Enner Glynn. New members welcome. For more info Ph Vicki 5448242 or Katie 5482860 Mum4Mum Breastfeeding support meets the last Tues of every month 2.30pm-4pm at the Tahunanui Community Centre, 61 Muritai St, Tahunanui All welcome Ph Tara 0212772098 or mum4mum@nbph.org.nz Community Life Centre Stoke, Life Centre connecting community by offering activities includ: different styles of yoga, meditation, massage, workshops, film & discussion. We also have therapy, workshop & presentation rooms available for hire. thelifecentre.co.nz or Brian P: 5478468.

Richmond Playcentre invites families with children birth to 6 yrs. A fun & relaxed atmosphere.

Come & enjoy 3 free visits 46 Waverly St. Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri 9.30 -12pm or Ph. 5446316 FREE Advanced Business Programme Want to grow your business? Get help from a one-on-one mentor? Pip 5476138 or visit barbicantc.com Road cycling group for fun & fitness. Age 50+, fortnightly, Sat or Sun, 30km–40km with picnic or coffee stop. Sounds like you? Ph Julia 021659149 Space welcomes first time parents & their babies aged 0–3mnoths - weekly sessions are opportunities to meet other parents, discussions on child development & parenting, music & activities. Marie Lenihan 5452017 or lenihans@xtra.co.nz Crisis Pregnancy Support. Unexpected pregnancy can be scary but there are people who can help.

+ GST

Baldwin & Brown (Richmond) Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

Free, confidential service to help you discover support available to continue your pregnancy. St Lukes Health Center 0800004277 or visit crisispregnancysupport.co.nz Life Line Nelson. Feeling sad, stressed or stuck?

Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a LifeLine Nelson Counsellor. Call 24/7, 548 2400 or ph our crisis line to talk to a Counsellors Volunteer readers do you have a spare hour once a week, & enjoy reading to small children of kindergarten age, we would love to hear from you. Ph: Coordinator Sue 5440567.

Inner Wheel New Zealand Join us for friendship with a purpose & involvement in your community. Largest international organization for women.

A new club in Nelson. Ph Sharon 5448312 Learn to Speak with Confidence. Let us motivate & encourage you to step outside your comfort zone & gain the skills you need. Join Powertalk International - Waimea Club- meets in Annesbrook twice monthly in a friendly environment. For more info Ph: Peggy 5390477, or Linda 5447823. powertalknelson1.wordpress.com Badminton Coaching, Saxton Stadium 142 Saxton Rd East, Nelson. Every Wed. Juniors 4pm5pm ($4). Adults 5pm-6pm ($6). All welcome.

Richmond Playcentre invites families with children 0 to 6 years old. A fun & relaxed atmosphere.

Come & enjoy 3 free visits 46 Waverly St. Mon, Wed & Fri 9.30-12pm or Ph: 5446316 Presbyterian Support, we are looking for warm caring people for rewarding volunteer social work with elderly people. Several positions are available including van assistant, kitchen helper & programme assistant. Ph Sasha 5479350.

Celebrate Recovery weekly programme dealing with drugs, alcohol, gambling or other issues where you need support. Join us at Richmond Community Church, Warring carpark. Tues 7pm.

Ph Bob & Jacquie 5380282

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Sport

WEDNESDAY 12 June 2013

Big swim for famine Waimea College year 13 students Jacob Johnston and Kaine Ransby swam 40km at the ASB Aquatic Centre on Sunday.

The students, who swim competitively for the Nelson Swimming club undertook the challenge to swim 800 lengths each in order to raise money for the 40 hour famine over the weekend.

The distance works out to be the same as the shortest distance of the Cook Strait, and took Jacob and Kaine around 7 hours to complete.

Proceeds from sponsorship of their challenge will go towards a $10,000 fundraising goal that the college has set for itself, in combination with local youth groups Ignite Youth, Thrive Youth Detonate Youth and Encounter Youth. This year the event will donate all funds to Bougainville, Papa New Guinea.

Students at the college have set themselves a variety of goals from Waimea College year 13 students Jacob Johnston, 18, left, going without food, to going withand Kaine Ransby, 17, midway through their 40km swim at out technology and physical chalthe ASB Aquatic Centre on Sunday. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie. lenges.

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Thank you.

SICON has been in working in the Tasman area for the last 17 years. Unfortunately we have recently been unsuccessful in the regaining the Tasman Bay and Golden Bay Parks & Reserves contract.

We are disappointed to announce that SICON will not be continuing with a branch in this area from 30 June 2013.

We would like to thank all our team members who have worked for us during this time for their hard work and loyalty.

We would also like to thank the Tasman District Council, the community, our suppliers and sub-contractors for their support while we have been here. We will miss looking after the wonderful parks & reserves in the Tasman District.

We wish all of our employees both past and present, the very best for their future and for their families.

SICON Contracting Limited.

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Sport

Wet weekend for netballers Carol Cook

Netball Reporter

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The weather Gods did not quite get the order correct on Saturday when some games were played in heavy rain at Saxton Courts.

The 4pm round was the worst effected as the rain poured down. I had the task of filling in as an umpire for the Waimea College Donna’s Divas against Nelson College C Grade 5 game. Umpiring is not my forte and therefore, not my most favoured part of netball – I am a great umpire on the sidelines, can see all that the officiating umpire misses but put a whistle in my mouth and I am not too crash hot. While Donna’s Divas dominated throughout the court and had a convincing 33-5 win, the game was played in great spirits in very trying conditions – I just hope I didn’t add to them.

In the Grade 4 game played at Saxton Courts on Saturday Richmond Robbie’s Bar & Bistro Sleepers beat Rival Jade 3424 to maintain second place in the standings. Rival, by their own admission did not have their best game as they struggled to get the ball through the court, however goal defence, Melissa Mathieson did come in for praise from her team mates.

The premier promotion/relegation game was played between Taylors Wanderers and Prices Black at Teapot Valley Community Centre on Sunday. Prices Black won the right to play as they had an unblemished record in Grade 1.

Prices took to the court firing on all cylinders and were totally focussed on the game at hand.

Wanderers on the other hand, appeared out of sorts from the first whistle and while not mak-

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Richmond Robbie’s Bar & Bistro Sleepers Goal Defence Maree Holland and Rival Jade Goal Attack Linda Kotua tussle for the ball during their game on Saturday. ing excuses for them they appeared to struggle with the size of the court, or the lack thereof.

The court at Teapot Valley is not a regulation size and although it could not be used as an excuse by Wanderers, Prices did have the advantage of playing there on Thursday night.

While Wanderers opened their account with their centre pass, it was all Prices from then on, scoring nine unanswered goals with shooters Leigh Leigh Wiremu and Emma Riddell finding their rhythm from the onset. Wanderers could only slot one more goal to bring the score to 2-10 at the first break.

While Wanderers lifted a notch in the second period they still fell short of Prices 5-12.

With Prices leading 22-7 at the major break, the game was all but gone for Wanderers however they did redeem themselves in becoming more competitive in the second half (losing 6-9 and sharing the final quarter 8 all). There were numerous passes which went astray, particularly in the attacking third.

Wanderers shooters, Kayla Fry and Kayla Cross appeared to be intimidated by the formidable goal keep Dayveen Stephens.

They were denied the second opportunity with Prices defenders getting good body position for the rebound.

Wanderers centre, Pip Lee toiled continuously – she hassled on defence, scrapping for every bit of loose ball. She was the punch through court, she drove onto the ball and worked hard to get to circle edge for the optimum feed to her shooters.

Wanderers circle defenders Jen Horncastle and Hayley Campbell were inspirational against the slick attack as the ball rocketed in to the accurate shooters.

Prices centre Ashleigh McLean was stable through court and while a little expensive Hana Wilson could be pleased with her contribution at wing defence. Congratulations to Prices Black with an impressive team performance to take the game 39-21 and their place in the premier grade for round two.

Now that winter is definitely upon metres of fluorocarbon 120lb leader us, the best place to catch fish is at and you are ready to go.

D’urville Island. The guys in the The most common area to target club that have been going down big kingfish is around D’urville Ismost weekends have reported good land. Look for areas of fast moving numbers of kingfish, snapper, blue water with steep drop offs. Use your cod and other species. Unfortu- sounder to find the schools of bait nately they wouldn’t divulge exactly fish and look for kingfish around where these fish were but said that the outsides of these schools. they would be more than happy to Be prepared to change jigs a lot unshare some of these spots to any til you find one that will work. Havnewcomers to the club next season. ing a good range of different jigs Sounds like a good reason to join the club.

This week we look at how to target kingfish with jigs, which is an exciting way to feel the power of one of the most sought after game fish in New Zealand. You need good gear to consistently catch This 51kg kingi caught at the Three Kings and them. I recommend is the biggest kingfish to be caught jigging in Jigging Master (JM) NZ. This kingi was nailed on a jig in 80 metres and Jigstar fishof water an it was an epic battle that took over ing gear that can be 30 minutes to bring to the boat. It was caught on bought at your local an Okuma V system Rod model VF501JSHN, the fishing tackle retailer. reel was a Okuma - Cimeron Pro CIP80, the jig Look for a medium was a Jiggle Jig 400g Arrow head - purple glow rod weight that can in the dark. work a 200gm to 400gm lure like a JM Three Kings is a must. Top, bottom and middle Special or JM Ocean Devil and weighted jigs, different colours, sizmatch it with a good overhead reel es and shapes, you can never cover like the JM PE5n Power Spell. These enough bases, and one of them will tiny reels are more powerful than a work. Keep your line straight up Tiagra 80w that are used to catch and down to maximise your hookmarlin. At 60lbs of max drag com- up rate. Remember don’t gaff your pared to 44lbs of drag for the Tiagra fish, lift them out with your heavy you have more than enough stop- leader, tag and release your fish. ping power of ultra-smooth drag. We recommend 1 fish per boat per For terminal tackle you can’t beat day to keep the fishery sustainable.

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Waimea women too good for Stoke Julia Law Wet and muddy conditions made for an intense game between longtime rivals Waimea Old Boys and Stoke on Saturday. The game started in light drizzle and both teams came out knowing they would have to work hard to keep the ball in hand and get points on the board.

As the weather quickly worsened, turnovers increased and it got harder to tell the teams apart, Waimea gave away a few unlucky penalties, leading to Stoke putting the first points on the board with a penalty kick. Waimea refocussed and continued on, winning the majority of line-outs and keeping the pressure on their opposition. Their hard work paid off with a try and conversion, putting Waimea in the lead at half time. The second half was just as intense and Stokes well structured plays kept Waimea under pressure and working hard on defence. After a long battle in the forwards, Stoke managed to score a try midway through the second half. Unflustered, Waimea come back showing team work and commitment, and for this the ladies were rewarded with a second try shortly after. A gruelling game for both teams and despite injuries and conditions, all ladies worked hard for the full 80 minutes, with the game ending in a well deserved win for Waimea. Players of the day were Charna Thompson and Jessica Foster. Final Score 12-10.

Waimea Old Boys players Charna Thompson and Amanda Sim celebrate a try with Jess Foster in the second half of it’s tight win over Stoke at Greenmeadows on Saturday. Photo: Blair Hall/www.imagepress.co.nz.

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With the conditions resembling the backyard of Billy Bob’s cow farm the game certainly attracted only the hearty supporters.

From the hit out the both teams demonstrated they where here to make a game of it.

Waimea was determined to make a better start than previous games, this is evident with the stride they hit the field with. They were greedy with the early possession and laid great platforms up front which translated to good ball for the backs. In turn the backs showed a steady set of hands to enable center Paul Burt to open the scoring, unfortunately chosen kicker for the day Sy Keelan missed the conversion. The only

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other scoreboard action in the first half also came Waimea's way after prop Tim Hikuroa ripped the ball off Stoke during a tackle that was impressively fed to the right-hand side where waiting Luke Thelin did a well-weighted chip over the Stoke back line, the bounce favourable for halfback Mitchell Bateman to gather and dot down.

Stoke’s persistence early in the second half was rewarded by winning a line out against the throw, demonstrating that good hands can prevail in the wet and scoring a try in the righthand corner. Stoke had the first blood in the second half, and then it was Stoke's kicker’s turn to learn it was difficult as he too missed his conversion attempt.

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tum, Waimea composed themselves and leaving the final score at 15 all. put together the best play of the day. Off This Saturday Waimea host Takaka at a good scrum win replacement first five home for a 1:15pm kick off as part of the John Higgins positioned an up and under Waimea club day. which Stoke was unable to gather cleanly.

Waimea's Paul Burt eagerly picked up their knock on, linking well with winger Connor McBrydie who offloaded to captain Tim Fensom who grabbed the 5 pointer. Again Sy continued the unsuccessful kicking theme of the day, missing another conversion.

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“Club day is about creating a family environment within the club and having the entire club come together with senior players watching the juniors and the juniors recognising who the senior players are.”

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It’s a chance to experience the excitement of the game with most of the Waimea club teams playing on their home turf and headlining the day will be the Waimea division one team taking on Awatere in the Tasman Trophy at 3pm. But the day kicks off at 9.30

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Waimea Old Boys Club Day Club day is also about acknowledging hot on the heels of Nelson and lookthe sponsors of the club and past ing to continue their chase for top pomembers and players and to be able to sition in their pool when they take on show them where the club is at today. Awatere at 3pm.

Duane and the Waimea committee Super Liquor Richmond Waimea would like to show their appreciation senior B’s have also made an impresto all their sponsors including Tony sive start to the season and currently Crosbie at the sit in second Star & Garter place. After a and the Waimea good start to the Weekly for their season the Senown going ior B’s recently support with the had a disapclub. pointing 11-7 Held once a year, loss to Nelson club day is an leaving them to opportunity for ponder over a all Waimea Old ‘what could have Boys players, been’ situation. coaches and The Senior B’s supporters, past take on Takaka and present to on Club Day and come together will need to go JAB Under 8 Connor McNeill and experience into the game fends off his opposite. the success, with the right atencouragement and support that titude if they are to maintain a domimakes club rugby what it is. Club nant position in the competition. treasurer Aleisha Hart is expecting Kick-off is at 1.15pm. a large turnout for the day. “We Waimea’s women have had a perfect encourage members to stick around start to the season with three wins as club day offers a great family from three games. Some impressive atmosphere.” victories place’s them at the top of Star & Garter Waimea Old Boys di- the table. Waimea will take on Cenvision 1 are currently competing in tral from Blenheim on Saturday who two local competitions. In the Nel- have just entered the competition. son Bays club competition, they have The unexpected may prove a chalmade a solid start to the season sitting lenge for the Waimea women so they in first place. In the Baileys Tasman will need to continue their impressive Trophy, Waimea are also holding start to the season if they are to cononto second place in Pool A and are tinue their unbeaten run. The game

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Junior rugby is where the most basic of rugby skills are embedded into young players developing their talent through the grades for the start of greater things to come. Rippa Rugby will be followed by the under 9’s and intermediate teams that always draw a great following. Senior Waimea players will be among the crowd to cheer on their up and coming players, no doubt increasing the motivation levels of the enthusiastic junior players. There will be eighteen junior rugby teams on display during the morning, proving the depth and level of potential talent that embodies Waimea Old Boys rugby club. Junior administrator Jeremy Salton says it’s going to be a huge day.

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Waimea Water Augmentation Project – Lee Valley Dam Project Management – Request for Proposal

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The Waimea Water Augmentation Project is a joint Community/Tasman District Council initiative. The project aims to ensure that there is enough water in the Waimea catchment to meet the current and future needs of irrigators, industry and urban users, as well as manage water quantity and quality for cultural, recreational and environmental reasons. The project has many facets – planning and regulatory, infrastructure, community and stakeholder relations as well as funding. The proposed Lee Valley Dam is the key physical work.

The Waimea Water Augmentation Committee (WWAC) is a community group that was formed to help resolve the acute water shortage problems of the Waimea Basin. Tasman District Council has provided the WWAC with project management, coordination and administration resources to date. The project has reached a point where the scale and complexity demands further dedicated project management in particular areas. Council is now looking to appoint a Project Manager to work with Council, the WWAC, water users and the community on a number of specific tasks that need to be progressed as part of the overall project. These tasks are likely to be spread over a two year period.

The project management task is strongly focused: • Land access and purchase • Resource Management Act matters including providing support for the resource consent process • Managing budget and work plans • Conditional tendering for the Dam • Governance and ownership arrangements

5.30 pm, Tuesday 9 July 2013. Meeting to take place at Miles of Food, Queen Street, Richmond. For further information, please email info@richmondunlimited.co.nz

Rural decisionmakers invited to participate in survey Landcare Research – Manaaki Whenua is conducting a survey of farmers, foresters, and other rural decision makers in late June and July. This nation-wide survey is Internetbased and is intended to take 15-20 minutes to complete. Topics include demographics, farm/forestry characteristics, succession plans, risk tolerance, profitability, information sources, farming/forestry objectives, management practices, and attitudes. This survey is independent of the Council. The combined results will be made publicly available.

Landcare Research plans to invite approximately 700 rural decision makers in the Tasman District to participate in the survey. If you would like to participate, please send an email to surveys@landcareresearch.co.nz.

Make a Beanie competition 2013 Motueka Arts Council latest project is the Make a Beanie competition. A fun activity for winter! Knitters, sewers, needle workers can use any materials to construct a beanie during the next couple of months. Any ages can enter and there are multiple categories. It is hoped to display the Beanies during the Motueka Festival of Lights-mid July to mid August. Entries close 25 July 2013. Prizes will be awarded to the best in each category. Entry forms at Potters Patch and Needleworx in High St; - download from www. motuekaonline.org.nz or email motuekaartscouncil@gmail.com for a form.

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This project is a major one and if the Lee Valley Dam proceeds it will be the largest community project the District has undertaken, based on likely cost. We are looking for a person, or a consultancy, with the skills to take this project to the point where a decision is taken to proceed (or not) with the Dam.

The next meeting of the Nelson Tasman Housing Forum will take place on Wednesday 19 June, at 3.00 pm, in the Nelson City Council Chamber. The Honourable Minister of Housing, Dr Nick Smith will be in attendance at this meeting to discuss housing affordability. All members of the Nelson Tasman Housing Forum and interested members of the public are encouraged to attend. An agenda for this meeting will be issued during the week of 10 June 2013. For further information contact E-J Ruthven at Nelson City Council on 03 546 0436.

A copy of the Request for Proposal is available www.tasman.govt.nz or by contacting Pamela White at Tasman District Council pamela.white@tasman.govt.nz Proposals must be submitted by 19 June 2013.

Consent to take water subject to water metering The Measurement and Reporting of Water Takes Regulations 2010 requires the reporting of water use for the whole calendar year 1 July to 30 June each year, rather than just the summer season.

However for the majority of “seasonal water users”, to assist you in meeting the Regulation requirement of weekly readings during winter, Council will accept a final reading and duplicate this reading through until October in preparation for summer water use. Telling the Council when water use ends (autumn) and recommences (spring/summer) is very important so that the Council discretion can work.

For consent holders who use water all year around e.g. industry and frost protection, you are required to make water meter returns every week. For consent holders who have ceased water use please make a final reading. For those who have already let the Council know you have ceased water use, thank you.

If you commence water use before October, please contact the Council on 03 543 8400 or visiting any Council Office.

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In winter driving conditions, there are a number of things you can do to be safe on the roads – allow more time for your journey, increase your following distance and watch out for ice in shady areas on bridges.

Tasman District Council has scrapers for removing ice from car windows available (while stocks last) from Council offices. Pop into your nearest Council office, pick up an ice scraper and be safer on those winter roads.

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Community Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 13 June 2013, 9.30 am. Public forum.

Commercial Subcommittee Mapua (venue to be confirmed), Tuesday 18 June 2013, 9.30am. No public forum.

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Mobile bookkeeping Accounting Software Training GST - Payroll Xero - MYOB - Acepay Qbooks - Banklink

All mechanical repairs No job too big or small.

BARBER

ARBORIST/TREES

Stormy’S man Cave

proudly introduces its newest Barbers....

Dale Carston & Ajay Rapata!

A Automotive

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Ph 544 3985

Phone Sue Thomas

MAKING HEIGHT EASY

03 544 9748

BUILDER

CARPET CLEANING

21 Elms Street, Wakatu Estate, Stoke

Tom Collins

12 Cargill Place, (off Beach Road) Richmond

Ph: 544 1212

CLEANING

info@abseiltreecare.co.nz

April and Tony Cooke

AD NGS BOOKI

022 689 7076 03 546 4672

Current offers and prices available on our website. www.dynamicduo.co.nz

Over 45 years experience

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Quick Drying All Year Round All General Cleaning Professional Service

Stephen Oliver proprietor

Phone now on

Ph 544 5206

545 1053

027 486 6054 T & J Collins Holdings Ltd

Domestic and Commercial Wiring Maintenance and Repairs Registered Electrician

ELECTRICIAN

Locally owned Fully qualified electricians Competitive rates Residential ‐ new and old Commerical

0800 827 772

ELECTRICIAN

Commercial and residential electrical services and security systems

info@proswitchelectrical.co.nz

Call Dave, Brent or Tristan today

HEAT PUMPS

INTERIOR SEWING

www.proswitchelectrical.co.nz

Heatpump Servicing

85

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Improve the performance and the life of your heatpump

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15 +gst per week

Phone

544 9037

0800 448 446 Steve Fletcher

PUMPS

SEWING

Need a new Pump Sew for U or a service?

PUMPS NELSON LTD Ph 547 2514 or 027 230 8750 Great Brands, Great Prices

Formal

Childrens Alterations - zips, hems, mending

Talk to us for all your electrical requirements for your new or existing home

Ph 544 2105

544 7285 No job too small

Call Brenda

027 842 1780

We supply new We replace existing We service all www.conquerordoors.com

76 Oxford St, Richmond email: anne@nzec.co.nz

Stu Newport Ph: 027 55 22 883

MECHANIC

NZ SOLAR

• Driveways • Floors • Decorative Surfacing • Commercial • Residential 68 Gladstone Road, Richmond

Ph (03) 544 9418 www.h-hconcrete.co.nz

GARDENING

ARCADIA

GARDEN SOLUTIONS

Need help with your garden?

Call Tony Baker

544 3977

• 24 Years Horticulture Experience • Landscaping • Pruning • Hedge Trimming • Tidying • Weeding • Lawn Care

PAINTER

PAINTER

QUENTIN EARLE

Adam Brumwell

Painter Decorator

Painting - Exterior/Interior - Airless Spraying - Waterblasting - New & Old Work - Fully Qualified Tradesman - Obligation Free Quote

Your one-stop shop for - WOF Smart Solutions for Smart People solar specialists in supply & installation of Solar Systems for: Qualified - Engine Tuning - SpecialisingYour Hot Water Heating Camping and RV • Hot Water Heating - Brakes & Clutch Tradesman Dairy Farms Domestic and Commercial 12V Grid Tie - Wheel Alignment • Dairy Farms12v Off Grid 26 Years Clean, green, affordable All mechanical services • 12V Grid Tie/ Off Grid Friendly

service

edChris Inglis

guarante

03 5448059 0275485877

Kerry & Sharlene Friend 7 Gladstone Road Richmond (behind Mobil)

Phone 03 544 2266

SUIT HIRE

• Camping and RV • Domestic and Commercial • Swimming Pools 1-19 McPherson St Richmond www.nzsolar.co.nz info@nzsolar.co.nz

03 544 8059 www.nzsolar.co.nz

TAKEAWAYS

Experience

“I’ll turn up on time”

Locally owned and operated

027 232 1550 AH/Fax: 544 3177

quentinearle@xtra.co.nz

Call Adam

027 671 8417 or 544 9415

TRAINING

Work Place First Aid Courses

SUIT HIRE Weddings, Black Tie, School Balls

Clothing alterations Liz McLean

Cleaning

• Spring/One Off • Pre/end of tenancy • Carpet laying/repairs • Curtain & Blind alterations • Light gardening/lawn mowing • Oven/Window cleaning

GARAGE DOORS

ELECTRICIAN

Bridal

- Dairy Pumps - Effluent Pumps - Commercial Pumps - Household Pumps - UV Systems -

Services

or 541 0539

Contact us today:

03 544 5595 or 027 415 9533

Email: rddron@gmail.com 4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

Quick - Efficient Professional

CONCRETE

BB ‘S FREE QUOTES

Fully Trained, Security Screened

RENOVATING? BUILDING?

www.tasmansparkies.co.nz

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

from

10% OVFANF CED

Specialising in

All domestic work

New Buildings Alterations

ELECTRICIAN

CLEANING

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o Dynamic Du

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Upstairs in the Farmers Arcade!

Womens and Men’s

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Phone orders welcome

544 0203 Sundial Square Richmond Open 7 Days 11am - Late

June: 14, 20, 27, 28, 29 July: 9, 19, 26, 27 Aug: 6, 15, 23, 30, 31

Ph 544 9180 Corporate Rates Available

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Blinds Security Curtains Awnings Screens Shutters Penny Rushton

Venluree-Nelson/Tasman Director

BUILDER

BUILDER

REPAIRS BRAKE & CLUTCH SPECIALISTS

WOF’s WHILE U WAIT

ALL WORK GUARANTEED

544 1660

0800 836 587 027 424 3372 www.venluree.co.nz

Richmond Brake & Clutch 13 McGlashen Ave, Richmond

• Holiday Homes • Bush Cabins • Renovation

DIGGERS

DOG TRAINING

DRAINLAYER

LOCALLY OWNED

DRIVING

Professional Drainage & Construction Dog Training Tasman LTD

• Behavioural Modification • Veterinary Nursing • Animal Rescue

Gordon C. Hill

Registered NZQA Assessor Professional Dog Training Instructor

GARDENING

GARDENING

Beautiful Gardens

AL FRESCO Garden & Property Maintenance

Licences for Classes 2, 3, 4, 5, P, W, T, R, F Forklift & LCP courses

• Registered Drainlayers (residential & commercial) • Sewage Treatment (design,supply, install & service) • Blocked Drains • Video Camera & Drain Inspection • Waterblasting • Excavator & Truck Hire to suit job

Call Andrew or Wendy Neame

027 293 5280 or 541 0496

PANEL BEATER

Ellis St, Brightwater

(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)

Contact Dean 544 5784

New Homes l Commercial Rural l Retail l Alterations

We’d love to see you there

Prompt response is our priority

24hr Service

542 9844 4473 544 p0wa2u@xtra.co.nz

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm

GAS STAYS

HAIRDRESSER

HANDYMAN

www.rcnzonline.com/nelson

GAS STAY SPECIALISTS

Grace Hairdresser

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

027 542 4473

(03)547-3255

Women - $15 Men - $10 Daily 10am-9pm

0800 427 782

Al.fresco@xtra.co.nz www.al-fresco.co.nz

12 Cargill Place, Richmond

27 Dorset St, Richmond Phone 544-8844

Sunday Services 16 June

10 Kebal Place Stoke

(off Beach Road)

027 8888 010 or 547 1500

peteperfect.com

PLUMBER

PLUMBING & GAS

PROTECTIVE WEAR

or 03 544 1212

PLUMBER

Holy Trinity Anglican Church

Appointments necessary

Regas or New Struts

544 0444

021 255 6163

Meeting Sunday 10.30am

P. 525 8100 M. 027 3236 298 knucklesdriving@xtra.co.nz

Landscaping Lawn Care & Mowing Chipping of Greenwaste Stump Grinding Pre-Sale Garden Tidy-up Gardening Hedge Trimming Section Clearing Greenwaste Removal

Lawn Mowing & Edges All trimming Full garden tidy-ups Experienced, honest & reliable

ELECTRICIAN

Driving School

027 215 6156 Phone 543 8243

Ph: Kevin Wells

CHURCH NOTICES

9.00am Morning Worship 10.30am Holy Communion Theme: Mission of God’s People 11: People who speak Good News All Welcome Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz

• • • • • •

All Insurance Claims Panelbeating Chassis Straightening Repaints 2-pack Touch Ups Call Tony Johnston

RICHMOND KINDERGARTEN

MOVIE FUNDRAISER • Maintenance

• Blocked Drains RICHMOND KINDERGARTEN • • • •

• Growsafe & Approved Handler Certification • Chainsaw • Tree Felling • Quad Bike • Tractor • WTR Endorsements

For course dates see www.harristraining.co.nz

Ph: 544 4062

Mob: 0274 574 775

info@harristraining.co.nz

the outdoors

Small Small - Water resistant • Leaking taps & pipes - Breathable Jobs Jobs • Kitchens & - Windproof Welcome bathrooms - Quick drying Welcome -Durable and versatile • Solar 12 ounce, (gorse proof) and 8 ounce available • Drainage Kevin Harris Kevin Harris

Call: 027 867 1680 8090 544 8059 Ph: 543 Ph: 543 8090 Email: gors-tec@hotmail.com

PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE RICHMOND KINDERGARTEN

TRAINING

Registered Trainer, Assessor & EPA Test Certifier

Domestic Work New Housing Industrial Properties Leaking Taps & Pipes

MOVIE FUNDRAISER

90 VANGUARD ST NELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTD

Honest Reliable Master Master Honest Reliable Heavy duty canvas trouser/ Plumbers and Gasfitters Plumbers and Gasfitters shorts are built for abuse in Since 1915 Since 1915

MOVIE FUNDRAISER

RICHMOND KINDERGARTEN

MOVIE FUNDRAISER

Wednesday 10th July Wednesday 10th July Suter Theatre Suter Theatre 208 Bridge Nelson 208St,Bridge

St, Nelson Doors open 6.30pm , Movie starts 7pm

Doors open 6.30pm , Movie starts 7pm

Tickets $20 (includes a glass of wine and bag of sweet Wednesday treats)

10th July

The Goliath Challenge GRACE CHURCH @ The Headingly Centre 10.00am Sundays

SPEAKER: Matty Grant 24 Florence Street, Richmond Richmond Kindergarten Office Ph: 544 5588 / Email: richkindi@xtra.co.nz 16, 23, 30 June

$20 (includes a glass of wine Office and bag of sweet treats) Richmond Kindergarten Suter Theatre 208 Bridge St, Nelson 24 Florence Street, Richmond available from Richmond Kindergarten Doors open 6.30pm ,Office Movie starts 7pm Ph: 544 5588 / Email: richkindi@xtra.co.nz

Tickets available from

Tickets $20 (includes a glass of wine and bag of sweet treats)

available from

24 Florence Street, Richmond Ph: 544 5588 / Email: richkindi@xtra.co.nz

Proudly sponsored by: Waimea Weekly Nelson Weekly Your Community Newspaper

Wednesday 10th July Suter Theatre

208 Bridge St, Nelson Doors open 6.30pm , Movie starts 7pm

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Richmond Church of Christ Sundays 10am Incl JAM kids program Thursdays 7pm Ablaze Thursday church Now meeting in hall at rear Cnr Darcy & Croucher Streets Ph 544 5415

ST DAVID’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

11 Florence Street, Richmond Worship Services This Sunday: 8.15am Breakfast @ St David’s Lively children’s and adult’s programme 9.30am Worship and Communion 2.00pm Super Two and Communion

www.stdavidschurch.co.nz Phone 544 8387

10.00am Worship Celebration Warring Carpark (Behind No.1 Shoes) 243 Queen St Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish, Richmond

Weekend Mass Times 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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