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Dam vote sends a message Simon Bloomberg
Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne believes the results of Saturday’s local government election have underlined the need for council to develop “an effective and fair” funding model for the Lee Valley Dam. Richard was re-elected as mayor
for a fourth term after receiving 6787 votes in Saturday’s local government election. However, it was not a clear-cut victory with Kit Maling receiving 5736 votes and Maxwell Clark 5101 and Richard concedes those results need to be taken on board by the council. “I think I won because people feel
Lucy Lithgow crawls through a muddy creek during the BraveHeart Challenge, held on Sunday on farmland up 88 Valley. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
the council is doing quite a good job and that I have done quite a good job too. But it doesn’t surprise me with Max because he was standing on the anti-dam ticket and I know that was the biggest issue in our election. “It’s also the biggest issue for us going forward. There is significant concern about the funding
of the dam and that is quite reflective in the results. “Council will need to find an effective and fair funding model for the dam and work through all the issues before going out to public consultation in just under a year.” Richard says he will also be committed to retaining council’s fo-
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Locals take on mud in BraveHeart Challenge Jessie Johnston Sunday’s BraveHeart Challenge wasn’t for the faint hearted thanks to around five kilometres of mud, water, steep banks and purpose built obstacles. Mike Gane is the man behind the obstacle race, aiming to provide a fun and challenging event for all ages from children and fun runners, through to competitive athletes. The BraveHeart Challenge was held for the first time last year, with this year’s event taking place on farmland up Wakefield’s 88 Valley. “It just seemed like a quirky idea and it’s all about the grin factor. I like events that have a big grin factor,” says Mike.
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cus on keeping rates increases down and reducing debt. “The challenge will be to stay that course and not to spend more that’s what I am committed to doing.” But Richard says the immediate challenge will be shaping a new
Obstacle courses have become popular around the world, Mike taking inspiration for his from the film Braveheart. “I just like the concept of the film and just like them challenging the English, here people are challenging themselves,” says Mike. The event even had a piper who signalled the start of the adults race. While children ran a shortened version of the obstacle course, adults had a choice of one or two laps of the full course. In the elite - two lap section, Carl Smith finished in first place with a time of 45 minutes, 53 seconds, followed by Nathan Dahlberg with 47 minutes, 44 seconds. Over 70 people took part in the BraveHeart Challenge.
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“I didn’t vote, I just forgot. I’ve got mixed feelings on results, mainly regarding the mayor.”
“The problem I always have is I don’t know who these people are or what their key policies are. They seem like old school people and a bit disconnected to what’s really going on.”
“I did vote. It’s a decision of the public, they’ve voted, I don’t know what the percentage was but certainly I feel that it’s more of the same and it didn’t go my way.”
“I’m reasonably happy, it went the way I wanted it to go, sort of. I think this is his fourth term so hopefully it will get better, that’s my thought.”
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look council that includes eight new councillors. “The first thing, for me, will be connecting with all the councillors, especially the new ones, and finding out from them what are their particular interests and what focus they would like to have. It’s really important to line up people’s areas of activity with their strengths.” Kit says he’s disappointed to miss out on the mayoralty but is looking forward to working as a Richmond ward councillor. He says the new-look council has some big challenges ahead with rates affordability and the proposed Lee Valley Dam top of the list. “It’s disappointing but I couldn’t have done anymore,” Kit says. “I’m looking forward to being on council because there are certainly issues that need to be ad-
Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne with his daughter Jess, left, and wife Jane after winning Saturday’s local body election. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. dressed.” gained so much support is a Kit says his support of the Lee signal to council that ratepayers Valley dam “cost me but I am a are concerned about the affordbig supporter of the dam and I’ve ability of the proposed Lee Dam. always been honest about that”. He says council needs to consult Maxwell says the fact that he with ratepayers about the project
before proceeding. Maxwell acknowledged that Richard still had good support as mayor and he had already phoned him to congratulate him on his victory. He also thanked his own supporters and all the people who had voted for him. Kit was elected as one of the 13 councillors with 3080 votes. The other Richmond Ward councillors are Trevor Tuffnell (3392), Dana Wensley (3420) and Mark Greening (2632). In the Moutere-Waimea Ward, Tim King (2667), Anne Turley (2439) and Dean McNamara (1986) were elected. Motueka Ward councillors are David Ogilvie (2395), Peter Canton (2290) and Paul Hawkes (2074). Sue Brown (1075) and Paul Sangster (12063) are the Golden Bay Ward councillors. Lake-Murchison Ward councillor Stuart Bryant was elected unopposed.
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Bowls Nelson received a significant vote of confidence last Tuesday when it was announced that it will be sponsored by Nelson Pine Industries for the next three years. The announcement completed a big week for Bowls Nelson after five of its players were named in the 10-player team for the world championships in Christchurch from November 29 to December 11. Although the sport is already in top shape in Nelson, national coach Dave Edwards says the Nelson Pine Industries sponsorship will "help the Nelson production line going". "It's a major boost for the sport here," Dave says. "Nelson Pine is a great sponsor of sport in Nelson and Bowls Nelson is fortunate to have them on board." Nelson Pine Industries managing director Murray Sturgeon says they are pleased to be supporting a sport that has such high levels of participation and achievement in Nelson. He says sponsoring Bowls Nelson will ensure that their support will benefit all 13 bowling clubs and their players in the Nelson-Tasman region. "We have sponsored various clubs over the years but, on this occasion, we are sponsoring Bowls Nelson which covers all the clubs," Murray says.
Nelson Pine Industries managing director Murray Sturgeon, second from right, with, from left, Bowls Nelson's Errol Beattie, New Zealand bowls coach Dave Edwards, Bowls Nelson chair Colleen Earl and New Zealand bowls representative Jo Edwards, at the Richmond Bowling Club last week. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. Bowls Nelson board member Errol Beattie says they are delighted to secure the "significant" sponsorship which will be used to fund the men's and women's representative teams. "Nelson Pine Industries is a very community-oriented business and is very heavily involved
with sponsoring many sports and community organisation in the Nelson region, " Errol says. "Bowls Nelson is thrilled to have joined that list." Errol says the funding will help the men's and women's teams maintain the momentum they have gained over the last five
years. The teams have an outstanding record at national inter-centre level with the women winning in 2012 and 2014 and finishing second in 2013, 2015, 2016, and the men winning twice in the last five years. "For the size of our centre, that's a mighty achievement," Errol says.
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Nelson Paralympic double gold medallist Liam Malone is flocked by fans wanting autographs during a Civic Ceremony at the Church Steps on Saturday. Photo: Evan Barnes/ Shuttersport.
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Nelson’s Paralympic sprinting sensation Liam Malone is getting plenty of practice at flashing his world-renowned smile. Prior to his civic reception at the Cawthron Steps on Saturday, plans were in place for him to spend 15 minutes after the ceremony “roaming the streets and signing autographs”. An hour after the ceremony finished he had only just made it down the steps, after convincing well-wishers he’d continue to sign autographs and take selfies once he was down there. The double gold and one silver medal winner signed everything from t-shirts, forearms, backpacks, lunch boxes and even the cameras people asked him to pose for a photo in front of. More than 1000 people had earlier come to see him honoured for his efforts in Rio and in true Liam Malone style his acceptance speech was off the cuff and from the heart. He thanked Nelsonians for their financial contributions to his blades. No other region gave him more of a financial backing three years ago when he was trying to turn his sprinting dream into a reality. Men, women and children came up to him and used words like legend, champion, inspiration and role model. Many asked him to keep racing and Liam suggested he planned to. “I’m just filled with gratitude for people’s support. “I enjoy the process more than the outcome, but this is a great outcome but it doesn’t change anything for me. “I’m a lover of hard work and hustle, and come March I’m going to make everyone look like they’re on Antiques Roadshow when I smoke able-bodied athletes at the nationals, so they better be ready.” Liam now switches his focus back to his university studies but plans to keep training to try to beat the New Zealand 400m record sometime in the summer.
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Council buys $1.28m port site: Nelson City Council has confirmed its purchase of a $1.28m property in Port Nelson. The Totally Boating property is adjacent to council land and is currently used for boat storage, however, the council will now incorporate it into the marina strategy. Earlier this year, council identified a need to increase space available within the marina to cater for a range of activities including training, changing facilities and storage of equipment. Council hopes the Totally Boating site will provide the extra space needed, and increase the flexibility of the area for future marina development.
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no mucking around with that.” The club has notified their members through the club’s e-newsletters, website and Facebook page that the tracks in that area are closed due to logging. However, a small number
come forward and the club plans to post their security The Nelson Mountainbike camera images on their website Club will this week start namthis week. If those riders subing and shaming riders who sequently contact the club, they trespassed into an active logwill receive an eight-week ban ging area on private forestry from the trails and will have to land in the Maitai Valley. reapply for their permits Tasman Pine informed to ride on Tasman Pine the club last month that a land. number of mountain bik“If riders don’t come forers have been ignoring the ward after that, Tasman no entry signs and tape Pine will be looking for at the entrance to a logthem,” Paul says. “But I ging site on Sharlands Rd. hope it doesn’t come to One of the signs that warn riders not to The majority of the club’s that.” Paul says it’s usually enter sections of forestry. tracks are built on Tasman clear that trails are closed Pine land and club secretary of riders have been recorded and riders need to take responPaul Jennings says they are on security cameras in the re- sibility for their own safety. concerned that the trespassers stricted area and can be clearly Paul says riders still need a perare not only putting lives at risk identified in the images. mit to ride on any of the tracks but also jeopardising future ac- The club has asked riders who on Tasman Pine land. Permits cess to the tracks. trespassed in the area “to put are automatically issued to rid“Tasman Pine is understand- their hand up” and Paul says ers when they join the Nelson ably concerned that people are they got a good response with Mountainbike Club or they can accessing areas that are a safety about 90 per cent of the riders be purchased independently. risk and are putting lives in contacting the club. Those rid- The club wants riders who danger,” Paul says. “They are re- ers received a four-week ban trespassed on the land to send ally keen to work with the club from all trails on Tasman Pine their name, a description of and keep the land open for rec- land and were “thanked for their bike and helmet colour, reation but, at the same time, coming forward”. so it can be matched to the sethey are in a high-risk health However, Paul says there are curity camera image, to info@ and safety industry and there’s still some riders who haven’t nelsonmtb.club
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Big (donation) is good Simon Bloomberg Nelson Women’s and Children’s Refuge received a ‘lucky’ donation last week after the winner of a competition at Mitre 10 Mega Nelson decided to give his prize away to people “who need it more than me”. Alistair Forde won $1500 last week in a Mitre 10 Mega Nelson promotion after purchasing some outdoor furniture during the store’s three-day Outdoor Furniture Expo. He put his docket in the draw for the competition and last Monday got a call from Mitre 10 saying he had won his money back. “I almost thought it was someone playing a hoax because I never win anything,” Alistair says. “I was lucky to win this too, because I wasn’t going to put my docket in the bucket - I only did it because my wife told me to do it.” But instead of pocketing the $1500 prize, Alistair decided to give it away. He donated half to the Nelson Women’s and Children’s Refuge and the other half to a family member “who needs it more than me”. “The women and children who are affected by their social con-
Alistair Forde, centre, and his grandchildren, from left, Emily, Maddison and Joshua Franklin, with Mitre 10 Mega Nelson chief executive Brandon Beveridge, right, and marketing manager Murray Leaning at the store last Wednesday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. ditions need help, so it’s a very good cause,” Alistair says. Nelson Women’s and Children’s Refuge manager Katie O’Donnell says they were delighted to get Alistair’s donation last week. The refuge is mostly funded by the Ministry of Social Development but needs additional income to keep operating, so donations are al-
ways welcomed. “Those kind of generous donations don’t just keep us going, they gladden our hearts as well,” Katie says. “It makes us feel that what we do is worthwhile and that people notice.” Alistair is also hoping that after his big win, his wife Julie won’t be so opposed to him going shopping for man-things at Mi-
tre 10. “I love shopping there,” he says. “I’m always sneaking down there to buy stuff and my wife keeps telling me off.” Mitre 10 Mega Nelson marketing manager, Murray Leaning, says they run the Outdoor Furniture Expo competition every year and this year “we got absolutely slammed” with entries.
Keeping kids safe A pilot event run by community safety agencies will this month give hundreds of Tasman schoolchildren confidence and life skills in order to help them stay safe in a range of real-life scenarios. Four hundred and fifty year 5 and 6 children from Appleby, Wakefield, Ranzau, Hope, Brightwater and Richmond schools will take part in Clued Up Kids from October 1721. The multi-agency programme is modelled on an award-winning initiative that has dramatically reduced injuries to young people in Marlborough. In the first five years of Marlborough’s event from 2006 to 2011, medical treatment claims for injuries to Marlborough youth aged 1018 dropped by 42.3 per cent. That compared with a national reduction of 3.4 per cent. Tasman District Council road safety co-ordinator Krista Hobday says if the pilot is successful here, agencies would hope to see a similar reduction in injuries to young people over time. “By getting a group of different agencies together to teach children practical safety skills we hope to give them the tools to keep themselves safe in a variety of real-life situations,” Krista says.
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Sun rises over walk for well-being The combination of a beautiful sunrise and over 250 people smiling and wearing yellow, made Saturday’s Sunrise walk for Wellbeing a memorable event. Starting in the dark at 6am, a mass of locals walked around the 6km airport perimeter to promote well-being and raise awareness of mental illnesses. People of all ages and stages joined in, starting conversations about mental illness; some were doing it for themselves
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So now is the opportunity to get Hone sorted - fast!! Should have happened ages ago - don't wait any longer. Tracy Henderson.
Rachel Reese wins Nelson mayoralty: So, Stanton will be allowed to camp wherever he likes for another three years. Nigel Thompson.
I didn't vote for you and so now we will have another three years of nothing being done. Noeline Riordan.
So, all the people who complained over the past few years were too lazy to bother voting for change? Gah. Ana Fierek.
Oh no, another 3 years of no change & no action - except for an unnecessary dam :( Ruth Jarman.
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Isel Park market a huge success: Gardens look beautiful, such a lovely setting. Jacinda Stevenson.
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Just a thought... The hard thing about getting older is watching people getting sick and dying. We say lots of goodbyes. Some of us are experienced funeral attenders. One of our grandsons recently attended his great-grandfather’s funeral. For a while there, he was fixated on death, even choosing the family member who was probably next on the list. What an honour to be that person! Someone reminded me today that death has 100 per cent suc-
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a way that sending a card can’t. son was sick or suffering there To put it bluntly, priis considerable relief. vate funerals take Never-the-less, grief is normal and helpful. away an opportunity for the community to Shortest verse in the come together when it Bible: Jesus wept. If Jematters. sus, who understands Sometimes, Christians spiritual realities that I never will, wept say that the person is with the Lord so we when his mate died, don’t need to grieve. then surely it’s okay Susan Gill Sentiments sincerely to grieve when loved meant but actually Church on the Hill ones die. death sucks. Okay, if the per- For the Christian there is hope
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free from commercial yeast, additives and chemical improvers. “There’s a big trend of quitting gluten and quitting anything that has wheat in it,” says Rodrigo. “I believe the main issue with bread nowadays is preservatives though, and the use of commercial yeast. Our bread is fermented over 12 hours which makes gluten easier to digest and we don’t use any sort of preservative.” They are also passionate about the traditional methods and teach their bakers everything they know about the ways of artisan baking. “When you have a bakery like this, you have to have a lot of people to help run it,” says Rodrigo. “I have people who only take care of the sourdough, I have people who just shape the bread, people who just do the deliveries and people who solely focus on customer service. We try to provide everyone with the proper training so they can be excellent in what they do.” Their bread is now being sold at Fresh Choice in Nelson. “One of the bakers there told me that a man around 70 years old came in and said that our bread tasted like the bread that he used to eat when he was a kid, and hearing that is pretty cool,” says Rodrigo. “It’s not that long ago that people started using commercial yeast so there are generations around who remember traditional bread,” says Katrin. All of Don Rodrigo Sourdough Bakery products are made with a purpose, which is why they are now making tin loaves for sandwich bread for kid’s lunches; their doughnuts were created as a $2 treat, “because everyone has $2 in their pocket,” while their pesto sticks aim to attract attention in a crowded Saturday market. Rodrigo believes that 30 per cent of their success comes from their outstanding products, the rest is down to customer service and their openness about what they do. That’s why they’re starting off their second year with a new website offering an online ordering option, as well
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as accommodating a blog and videos so that people can view recipes and see how the team creates their artisan items. Rodrigo and Katrin are looking at offering new ranges including packaged bread, allowing favourite products to be kept longer in the fridge, or freezer thanks to special packaging. A family orientated range will feature convenient forms of cheaper priced bread, including XL tin loafs and ciabatta rolls. For Rodrigo and Katrin, the aim always has been and will continue to be about feeding New Zealand families. “It’s not an idea from overseas, this is New Zealand sourdough bread and my dream is for this to become a staple food in family homes,” says Rodrigo. Come and visit them at their Richmond Mall store, or enjoy their bread as you wander around the Nelson and Motueka markets.
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83n, Sprintcar, in The Hanmer Holiday Homes South Island Superstock Series/War of the Wings Sprintcars. Photo: Tom Laney/Imagepress.co.nz “Entertainment” is the buzz word around the local speedway this season with a massive focus on kids and families. Local business Milestone Homes has come on board as the major naming rights sponsor of the local track in a deal that will see a long term commitment by both them and the team here at the Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway. A major focus this season is to continue the massive growth we had last season with the junior members which includes all sorts of activities and giveaways for the kids. To add to this, the Nelson
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ternational drivers here to compete alongside a multitude of top Kiwis. Sprintcars are 900hp of action and on a small dirt oval like ours there will be entertainment for young and old. We are fortunate to be hosting the 75th anniversary of the New Zealand Midget championship and the Milestone Homes Top of the South speedway is expecting some of the biggest names in Midget car racing to come together on the 27th and 28th of January to win what is the oldest championship in New Zealand speedway. Local hopes could rest with Nevil (The Bullet) Basalaj who has put a lot of effort into his car preparation in the off season and has been 3NZ once and 2NZ twice in his career so he will be dead keen to go one better on his home track. Another mainlander to watch will be Dave Kerr from Christchurch who has no less
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National swimming title for Caitlin Delany Jacob Page Caitlin Delany of Tasman Swim Club claimed a national title in the open women’s 200m breaststroke at the New Zealand Short Course Championships, which finished in Auckland last week. The 18-year old Waimea College standout also won gold medals in the 17 to 18 year age group for the 50m and 200m breaststroke and a silver in the 400m individual medley. Caitlin set new Nelson-Marlborough open records in three events and an age group record in another.
Tasman rising star Piper Riley, 13, also had an outstanding week in Auckland, bringing home age group gold medals in the 200m and 400m freestyle for 13-year-old girls. Talya Harwood, 17, of Waimea College collected age group silver medals in the 400m and 800m freestyle and was a respectable fifth in the open 400m freestyle, breaking her own Nelson-Marlborough open record in the process. Tasman’s Bendi Kepess, 13, also had an excellent meet, getting big personal bests including nearly 10 seconds off his time in the 200m butterfly, in
which he won bronze in his age group. Tasman’s Sam McKenzie, 17, won silver in the 50m free for 17 to 18-year-old boys, finishing just 0.02sec behind the winner. Sam, who attends Waimea College, also won a bronze in the 100m freestyle, had top ten finishes in four more events and set three Nelson-Marlborough open records. Tasman’s Leah Friend, 14, and Sierra Thomas, 13, also had top ten finishes, while Sophie Alexander, 13, Xavier Anderson, 15, James Fleury, 16 and Emma Fox, 13, also represented Tasman.
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Overcoming disabilities with Christian support In Pinnacle House an inspiring concept has become a functioning reality, where hands reach out to those in the community who need special support.
The charitable trust, which relies on the enthusiasm and dedication of volunteers, was created eight years ago to provide a day care service for those who have left school without the skills needed for full time employment. It arranges programmes tailored to meet individual needs in a safe and dignified environment, and to break down barriers, says Linda Gill, one of six trustees. There are currently 16 young participants, with 12 staff plus volunteers, who recognise that as fortunate members of society they want to help others who are more vulnerable. An example was a bright young man with time on his hands before going to university, who helped by supporting a participant’s swimming programme, and also worked at the food bank. “It’s been so eye-opening for me, finding out what life is truly like,” he said. “This experience has given me so much understanding and respect for others.” The focus at Pinnacle House is on an individual’s abilities and aspirations to assist in achieving goals, from a stable and nurturing base that is always nonjudgmental, encouraging and optimistic. Families
are kept fully informed and consulted in a culturally sensitive way. Based at Grace Church in Richmond, it serves young people who have left school without the usual employment options, because of physical and/ or mental disabilities. Apart from the food bank, jobs have been offered at a hospice shop, a florist, an office, a school and a tree nursery. Typically participants become very enthusiastic about these opportunities for social interaction and to contribute to their community in practical ways. Other activities available, all on weekdays, include music, horse riding, scrapbooking, cottage industry, cooking, gymnastics and physiotherapy. Linda Gill says Christian faith is central to everything done at Pinnacle House; days always begin with time for reflection “and the incredible value that each participant brings to the team.” Often walking groups begin their ramble with a Bible story. A not for profit organisation, Pinnacle House receives funding support from the Ministry of Social Development, as well as private donations. The trustees provide skills from diversified backgrounds, among them a farmer, a lawyer and a dentist. The dedicated and energetic team of staff are led by manager Carol Burson and assistant manager Sheryl Waterhouse.
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Older Youth, Going deeper Sunday 23 October Sunday 13 November 5 - 7 pm Church on the Hill hall Bring your questions for discussion Pizza provided
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Afternoon Women’s Fellowship Wednesday 26 October 2 pm Church on the Hill hall
Men’s Forum Monday 31 October 7 - 9 pm Topical non religious subjects
Memorial service Tuesday 2nd November 6 pm Remembering loved ones who have passed away
Taize service Sunday 6 November 7 pm Church on the Hill A time of prayer, listening to music and scripture reading with emphasis on reflection
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Bennett waiting patiently Simon Bloomberg Nelson cyclist George Bennett may have produced some top results on the world pro tour this season but he isn’t expecting any favours from his Dutch team LottoNL-Jumbo next year. George, who is back in Nelson for some hard-earned R and R, finished seventh on a stage in his first Tour de France before recording a gritty 10th in the Vuelta a Espana in a breakthrough year on the pro tour. He also finished seventh in the Tour of California and 14th in the Criterium du Dauphine, signalling that he is ready to make the step from riding as a domestique, helping team leaders, to a general classification (GC) contender. However, George says he still expects to be riding for the team’s stars next year and will have to wait patiently for a chance to lead his team in a grand tour. “We still have big talents like Robert Gesink and Steve Kruiswijk. I might be able to get top 10 in a Grand Tour but these guys can win it so I’m
sure I’ll end up in the domes- However, George says, at tique role next year. the time the Tour de France “I think I can have a team was a stressful and, after his riding for me in the smaller spectacular crash in stage races like the 11, sometimes Tour Down Unpainful experider and Tour ence which he of California didn’t enjoy. but it’s unlikely “I suffered from I will get the my crash for a chance to ride long time after GC in a Grand that. I cracked Tour. I’ll probamy helmet bly have to wait in half and another year or smashed my two to get that teeth up a bit opportunity.” - I remember George says he looking up and will also need seeing a medic to improve his and thinking George Bennett individual time ‘that was pretty trialling to be a genuine con- fast’ but then I realised I’d had tender for the general classifi- a little sleep for a minute or cation. The LottoNL-Jumbo two. team management have in- “I had serious headaches for structed George to train on a few days after that. If it was his race time trial bike during any other race you’d go home the off-season to try and im- but you don’t want to leave the prove his speed. Tour de France unless you are George says the highlights on a stretcher.” of the season, that featured George resumed training this “nearly 100 race days”, were week after almost a month riding in his first Tour de off the bike and says his next France and Olympics and assignment will be the Tour finishing 10th in the Vuelta. Down Under in January.
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Nelson’s Josh Clarkson is the third contracted player from the province for Central Districts this season. Photo: Supplied. “It hasn’t been easy, but I’m very keen to make the most of the opportunity. On his return from injury he believes he will initially be best suited to Twenty20 and 50over cricket.” Josh will be part of Nelson’s Chapple Cup team this weekend and, despite being just 19 years old, he saw himself as someone who would take on a leadership role within the
representative team. “It’s always fun to play for Nelson and I know they will be looking at me to perform strongly and help the team, and I think it’s time I started to take on more of a leadership role at that level.” Nelson made the final of the Central Districts regional competition last year and will be looking to go one better this season.
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Tasman United ready for the big league Tasman United will begin its first ever national football league campaign later this month. Waimea Weekly sports editor Jacob Page spoke with those who made the team a reality. Getting a national league franchise in the Top of the South was only the beginning for those behind the scenes at Tasman United. It’s been a six year journey of meetings and unparalleled youth success which has created a perfect storm to make Tasman United’s case for inclusion in this year’s national league too compelling to ignore. The Nelson-Marlborough Falcons youth team, who played their first season in 2013 with the backing of a private group headed by former Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio, were runners-up in its second year and won it the following year. Last season, Nelson College won the national secondary school crown on home soil, beating talent-identified New Zealand agegroup players and more highlyfancied schools along the way. Nelson Bays Football general manager Clive Beaumont says he first remembered talking to former Nelson Suburbs coach John Slotemaker about a national youth team in 2010. “John came to me and said that our youth players needed more opportunities and a national
youth team would be a way to give young players a pathway.” Clive says he was confident the province could sustain a youth team on “a tight budget”. While Nelson Bays Football’s bid for a stand-alone youth team lost to a rival private bid from former board member Aldo, the province got what it needed, a national presence at a youth level. Nelson College coach and Tasman United assistant, Davor Tavich, led the team to a midtable finish in its first year before an appearance in the decider the following year, Davor says the amount of young talent in the Nelson region helped make the Falcons' rise meteoric. “We had good structures and players with plenty of ability,” Davor says. “It was an exciting time to be involved." Davor stepped aside and Mark Johnston, an overage player the year before, became the coach. They would go one step better in 2015, winning the league. “We knew something special was happening with the start we had that year of eight wins in a row and we wrapped up our conference with a couple of games to spare,” Mark Johnston says. Mark says all the while, the goal was to get a senior team. “That’s what we all wanted and certainly the success of the Falcons helped contribute to what happened last year."
Ermal Hajdari has been one of the best for Tasman United in their early outings. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport. With New Zealand Football expanding the league, Nelson Bays Football put a bid in late last year for one of three new spots. Mark Johnston was one of two people who presented the 170 page document to New Zealand Football. It had been established thanks to a 10-person working panel with the likes of Clive, Mark Johnston and Tasman United chairman Mark Sheehan all involved. “You wouldn’t believe the work that went into that proposal,” Clive says. Everything from financial strategies, sponsorship player recruitment, coaching staff, succession plans, venues, training facilities and even the club colours and
uniform, were discussed. Mark Johnston says he always felt confident. “I thought we presented really well,” he says. “We were very thorough and New Zealand Football didn’t ask too many questions because it was all in the proposal. I was 80-90 per cent confident.” Clive was less sure, the enormity of the outcome was not lost on him. “If we were successful, that’s great, but what would have happened if we weren’t? “We would have totally been left out in the wilderness for two years." In December last year, the news came through that the bid was successful.
Clive got a phone call in his office from New Zealand Football, he then passed it on to Mark Johnston, who was at work, while Mark Sheehan heard the news on the radio and Davor was told the news while in transit in Italy on his way to Croatia. “We got a bottle of champagne and toasted the moment in Italy," Davor says. After a brief celebration, the hard work began once again, with sponsors, player recruitment and coaching teams all sourced. Mark Sheehan says, with a two year licence, Tasman United has a chance to cement themselves as a long term fixture in the national league. While goals for the debut season are realistic - win half the home games, finish as the best debuting franchise and above one of the regular teams - the aspirations years down the track are far greater. Mark Johnston would like to see a home-grown All White in the next five years. With entry to home games at Trafalgar Park free, it’s hoped Nelson will have the biggest home crowds of any franchise. Now, with the hard work done behind the scenes, it's up to the players on the pitch to deliver. Tasman United will play its first game away to Canterbury United on October 23. The first home game will be against Hawkes Bay United on Sunday, November 13, at Trafalgar Park at 2pm.
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Waimea Eagles batter Cole James swings through a pitch which is gloved by Stoke Eagles catcher Derryn French during the start of the Nelson softball season on Saturday at Saxton Field. The Waimea Eagles won the opening premier men’s contest 7-1. Photo: Barry Whitnall Shuttersport.
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“Move in when you can still enjoy it.” Life is brighter since Marjorie moved into her spacious serviced apartment at her Summerset retirement village. Marjorie has always lived an active life, yet living in the family home was beginning to feel a little quiet. “My son Graeme was concerned I was rattling around on my own. One day he said ‘Just come down and see the village for yourself.’ And I thought well, I have got nothing to lose.” Since moving into her serviced apartment you’ll find Marjorie zipping around to catch up with friends, taking part in the many activities on offer or reading the newspaper in the sunny library.
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Community Notices SoroptmiSt Club of Waimea – Fundraising Breakfast – 15th October, Headingly Centre – 9am. Guest Speaker: Jim Strang QSM. Talking on h is work in Education with Himalayan Trust . Ph Annette 0275447138 or Heather 5448696 riChmond Creative fibre- meet at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays of the month at 9.30am for Spinning,knitting, Felting &weaving. Dianne 5449982 darCy Street indoor boWlS Tuesday 1pm-3pm. $2.50 per session. Cnr Croucher St & Darcy St. Behind Church of Christ. New Members welcome. Ph Maryann 544 2596. nelSon marlborough eagleS golf annual 18 Hole golfTournament, shot gun start 12.30pm Friday 14th Oct at Nelson Golf Club, money raised goes to Eagles support of Halberg Trust Disability Sports Foundation. Enter individual or team of four $30.pp. Lindsay 03 5478235 or lr.brooks@xtra.co.nz. Spring plant Sale Saturday October 15 11.00am - 1.00pm. Plants, Preserves, Refreshments. Church on the Hill, Dorset St Richmond Ph. 544 8844 apple maC uSer group (Nelson Area), October meeting is Wednesday October 19 at 7pm Richmond Library. An interest group for‘Apple’computing including users of Apple devices. Share ideas and learn Ph John 5473408. nelSon aSthma SoCiety better Breather classes for COPD and asthma sufferers12th Oct Reformed Church, Enner Glynn at 1pm. 1st Nov Richmond class at Oakwoods Village at 11am. 2nd Nov Ernest Rutherford Village at 1.30pm. $5 per class, or just $2 for members. “Like”our Face Book page. Ph 03 544 1562 Waimea Country / muSiC Club meets in church hall Florence St Richmond 9th October at 1.15 p m . Contact Pres Jim Carrick 544 9446 or Pat Rainbow 544 5766 Singhu,AlovesongtoGod,tohelpyouexpe-
rience divine love and inner peace.Wednesday 5 30 to 6 00 at 44c Bronte st, ph Lyndy 481450 or 0211567914 Singing WorkShop. Learn the Beatles song “Can’t Buy Me Love” in barbershop four part harmony with 40 women singers. Four Thursdays, 20 Oct – 17 Nov at Club Waimea, LowerQueenSt,Richmond.7.00–8.30pm,$40 www.nelsonharmony.org.nz Ph:Trish 5448876 at riChmond library. 1. good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free.Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2.00pm. 2. read for pizza. Collect a pizza wheel from Richmond Library, read, report & win a free HELLthy pizza 14 Oct. for 5-12 year olds. Ph: 543 8500. 3.tinytotS, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, movement & rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tuesday 10am till 10.30am Children’s Area. 4.the annual hell reading Challenge returnS! For 5-12 year old readers, read to earn free pizza. Conditions apply. Starts Sept. 5. Lucy 543 8500 pilateS in riChmond, Suitable for all levels. New Term 4 courses starting October 12, Wednesdays @ 11:30am and 5:30pm & 6:30pm. $135, enrolments essential. Tasman Rec Centre, Cambridge St Richmond. Come and learn Pilates with Sue call 0292 813 735 email sue@suewilson.kiwi.nz muSiC on fridayS at St david’S A film about music, 10 am Friday 7 Oct. Florence St Richmond. A special treat, Mrs Carey’s concert, making, teacher, students & classical music she teaches,not to be missed. rakai lionS lilieS 2016. This is a Haven Lioness Club project. Proceeds towards PINC Next Steps Programme (cancer rehabilitation) Oriental Lilies, many colours and scented. A bag of four oriental Lilies $10 email margaret. ralph.c@xtra.co.nz or ph. Audrey Kitto ph.
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5446243 Margaret Ching p. 5476571. nelSon tramping Club invites you: Oct. 15, Dew Lakes/Maungatapu, fit, phone Bob 548 2548. Details www.http://nelsontrampingclub.org.nz SunriSe Walk for Wellbeing Join us & help destigmatise depression & promote mental wellbeing. Sat. 8 Oct. 6am (Nelson Golf Club Carpark, 38 Bolt Rd.) Walk 6km Nelson airport perimeter followed by light refreshments. Park on Bolt Rd., no dogs or bikes. Register facebook: Sunrise Walk For Wellbeing. learning adventureS - Extension classes for ages 8-12 year olds. Explore Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, Maths, & Societal Ethics with like-minded peers. www.MinistryOfInspiration.org. 021-779-839 Leanne underWater robotiCS for YOUTH - NZ Aquabots is back! Intermediate & College teams needed. See our website for info & your school to rego! www.MinistryOfInspiration.org. 021-779-839 Leanne CanCer SoCiety Support: Survivors & thrivers. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along & meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Ph 539 1137. mindfulness & relaxation Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 1137. prostate Cancer Support group meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 1.30 to 3.30pm contact Ian 547 3373. breast Cancer Support group 17th October Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy Street, if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz. Seminar “New Breakthroughs in Cancer Treatment” Registrations essential www.queenstownresearchweek.org/public-outreach regular eventS nelSon SpiritualiSt ChurCh, cnrTipahi and Motueka Streets, is holding a fledglings
clairvoyant night Fri 30 Sept. 7-8.30pm $5 member $8 non member. me/CfS fm Support nelSon bayS. Find support with others who understand. Come and join our small informal group, third Monday of month at Suter Cafe, Halifax St, 2.30pm strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com Women SingerS, join us to perform at national competitions next April. Barbershop acappella. Nelson Harmony Chorus rehearse Thurs, 7 pm, Club Waimea, Richmond. Trish 544 8876 www.nelsonharmony.org.nz inner Wheel Waimea nelSon - a Club for women promoting friendship and community involvement. Meetings held the 4th Monday of the month. Contact Pat on 03 5482725 for further details. enliven poSitive ageing ServiCeS provide a day programme for older people with memory loss. Could you volunteer to help on a Wednesday? Chat, serve refreshments, help with activities. Please ph: Trish 5479350 habitat for humanity are looking for some extra volunteers in the ReStore!There are many different ways you can help, so call us to find out all the different ways you could be involved! 547 4626 rummiCub’ Senior CitizenS roomS OxfordSt,Fridayafternoons.1-3pm.$2includes a cuppa. Free parking. Free 1st lesson.Ph Kath 5445563 food, iS it a problem for you? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity &/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. Meetings held weekly. All welcome alCoholiCS anonymouS is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? want to stop drinking but cant?maybe we can help. support meetings every day. ring 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757 nz red CroSS FORMER REFUGEES require volunteer assistance. Have fun, meet new people, make a difference & experi-
ence new cultures. Training starts 16 Sept. jettie.skerten@redcross.org.nz 548-4978 laughter yoga, laugh for no reason. Stress relief, wellness & happiness. Find the benefits of regular laughter, release endorphins & boost your immune system. Connect with others. Victory Community Centre Wed. 5.30pm. $2 donation. Bring something to lie on - a yoga mat, blanket or towel. Cath 5451207. aikido for Children Ages 5-7 Fri 4.104.50pm / ages 7-12 Fri 5.00-6.00pm. Call Cornelia 021 039 2340. hearthelp riChmond, support group for people impacted by heart disease. Join us the first Wednesday each month, 10.30 -11.30 at Alchemy Café. David, Ph 541 0429 or 021 055 1446, Heart Foundation 545 7112. me/CfS fm Support nelSon bayS. Find support with others who understand. Come & join our small informal grp, third Monday of month, Suter Cafe, Halifax St, 2.30pm strengthtogethernelson@gmail. com holiStiC pulSing SeSSionS @ Nelson Women's Centre every Monday. 10.30, 11.30am, 1pm, 2pm. ph: 546 7986 to book 50-minute session; gold coin donation find your voiCe & Perfect Your Pitch: NEW CLUB. All Welcome. 2nd Tuesday each month. Next mtg 13th Sept. 1pm-3pm Richmond Town Hall, 9 Cambridge St. Call 5447823 or 021910621 for details. Email: powertalknelson@gmail.com learn to Speak With ConfidenCe meet 1st & 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm-9pm @ 360 Annesbrook Drive. Call 5419747 or 021910621 Email: powertalknelson@gmail.com allianCe franCaiSe Join us Fridays, 4:00-5:45 pm at La Gourmandise, 276 Hardy St, for informal French conversation. All welcome whatever your level of French. www. afnelsontasman.org
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They’ve only recently opened their doors but al- of production with the Tajima embroidery maready EmbroidMe Nelson are busy with orders chine, digital printing and design software. from local businesses and organisations. With a convenient location in the centre of Part of a worldwide franchise network, Em- town, EmbroidMe Nelson also features a showbroidMe began in New Zealand 10 years ago room where customers can see and try a range and now has 10 stores around the country. of products with many more available through Owner-operator Paul Aydon is the latest to the EmbroidMe network of suppliers. Emopen an EmbroidMe store, broidMe can supply and having come from a backbrand your logo on everyground in engineering thing from High Vis PPE that’s spanned around 30 and construction site work years. wear, through to corporate “This is a big career change shirts, sportswear, t-shirts for me, I just wanted to do and a huge selection of something different and promotional goods such try owning a business, so as mugs, key chains, pens I looked around until I and bags. At EmbroidMe found something that fitNelson there is no minited in with what I wanted Kristy Leader, Tracy Eastman and Paul mum quantities for brandto achieve,” says Paul. Join- Aydon from EmbroidMe Nelson can ed clothing, this means ing EmbroidMe has meant make you stand out in a crowd. you can try a concept first, established franchise sysensuring you like it before tems, a good network but most importantly, committing to a larger quantity. It also means great products. Specialising in supplying and you can fit out a new staff member quickly and branding clothing and promotional products, easily. The team offers embroidery, digital heat the EmbroidMe Nelson team has the skills and press printing and screen printing, plus, bethe equipment to brand just about anything for ing part of the same franchise group that owns the promotion of your business or organisation. Speedy Signs, together they have you covered While Paul is the franchise owner, Kristy Leader when it comes to rebranding or establishing a fills the role of retail sales assistant, managing business. Visit the showroom to discuss your the showroom, preparing quotes and putting branding and promotional requirements. orders through, while Tracy Eastman takes care Business Update. Adv.
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Summer sport codes sport NZ rural travel fund
Fodderbeet seed warning
Are you a Tasman rural based club or do you have rural based players? If so, the Tasman Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund can help meet your travel costs. Sport NZ Travel Fund reduces the barriers for young people (aged 5 – 19 years) taking part in local sports competition by offering grants to subsidise travel costs. The clubs must apply on behalf of players and the next closing date is 31 October. Application forms and further information is online at www.tasman.govt.nz/council/grants-funding or contact Mike Tasman-Jones on Ph. 543 8403 for further information.
The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) is cautioning farmers not to plant left-over seed from any of the 6 lines of fodder beet seed imported last year and known to be contaminated with velvetleaf. The 6 contaminated seed lines MPI is warning farmers against using are:
Waimea Soroptimists event with special guest Jim Strang Waimea Soroptimists present Jim Strang, founder of Reed Nepal talking about his work in education in the Nepalese region of Solukhumbu. Event details: Breakfast and talk 9.00 am Saturday 15 October, Headingly Centre, Richmond. $25 tickets available at Stirling Sports, Fields Florist, and MD outdoors. Contact Annette Ph. 027 544 7138
Friday 7 October 2016 From Wednesday 12 October two mountain bike tracks in Kingsland Forest are closed during weekdays. The closure, in place until 26 October, is to allow forest thinning operations to take place. Escalator Climbing Track and Hang Ten Track are both closed above the cellphone tower. Please Contact PF Olsen during business hours if you require further information: Ph. 03 544 0066. We appreciate your help for keeping this area safe, and apologise for any inconvenience.
Mapua Community Library spring book sale On Saturday 22 October from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm, the Mapua Library will hold its Annual Spring Book Sale in Mapua Village on the corner of Aranui Road and Toru Street. Stock up for Summer reading from our huge collection of like-new books, which will be offered for sale at great prices! For more information Ph. 540 2545.
Events for motorcyclists Friday 18 November – Brittany Morrow Come along to the Waimea Club from 6pm and hear what Brittany has to say about wearing “All the gear. All the time”. She will tell her story about how an unlocked helmet visor flipped up at speed and dragged her off the back of a friend’s bike in 2005. The helmet saved her life, but a complete lack of protective gear meant that her life changed forever. She has become the Queen of Road Rash – www.rockthegear.org. Hot drinks and snacks provided. Saturday 19 November – Dave Moss Dave will be at Speights Ale House from 10.00 am to 1.00 pm. Dave’s mission is to ensure that every motorcyclist gets the fundamental information needed to understand the basics of their own motorcycle’s suspension. With that information all can begin to understand why setting up a motorcycle chassis and suspension is critical to rider safety for every motorcycle produced. Check out Dave’s website – www.feelthetrack.com. No registrations are needed for either event. For further information please contact Krista Ph. 03 543 8551 or krista.hobday@tasman.govt.nz.
Closure – Moturoa/Rabbit Island and Rough Island To allow harvesting operations to take place, the following closures and notices are in effect on Rough Island. • Traverse Walking Track and Heath Road East closed until 19 December • Tic Toc Road, Ken Beck Drive and Great Taste Trail subject to occasional traffic control • Kingsland Road, Clark Road, Heath Road West remain open. Some areas of Moturoa Rabbit Island will be closed until 15 November to ensure public health and safety during bio-solid operations. Alternative routes and access to the Mapua Ferry are still available via Tasman’s Great Taste Trail and Cooper Road. We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience.Visit www.tasman.govt.nz/link/moturoa for more information and a map of closed areas.
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For more about velvetleaf visit our website, www.tasman.govt.nz (search term ‘velvetleaf’).
NetHui is this week! Nethui on Thursday 13 October is your chance to join a huge conversation about the internet in New Zealand. The programme for our region includes discussion on Ultra-fast and rural broadband, civic participation, digital inclusion and much more. It’s not too late to register – registration costs just $25 for a full day. Full programme details and the registration form are available at http://2016.nethui.nz. Sessions are also livestreamed, and you can find online conversations using the hashtag #nethui. It’s the first time Nethui has travelled to a regional centre – let’s make sure it’s a resounding success. Any questions feel free to contact NRDA Digital Coordinator at karen@nrda.co.nz or Ph. 027 644 9800.
Your time can make the difference to others St John needs volunteers in the Tasman District urgently to maintain services in the area at the current level. If you are physically fit, hold a full drivers licence, have some time and want to help your community we would love to hear from you. St John offers you NZQA recognised training from the country’s leading provider of pre hospital emergency care. You will work alongside both paid and volunteer staff and interact with health professionals and people in your community. The role requires the volunteer to be community minded, committed, and motivated to respond as part of a skilled professional team. It's through the commitment of our volunteers that we are able to be New Zealand's most trusted charity, and a leading health-provider in New Zealand. If you are interested in becoming a St John Ambulance Volunteer or would like more information please visit: www.stjohn.org.nz and click on the join St John tab to find our more.
ROADING Road closures The following roads are to be closed to ordinary vehicles for the periods and times indicated below. Applicant: Westland Car Club Location of road closure: Matakitaki Road – 500m before property 933 to 500m past Mailman Creek Bridge Date of road closure: Saturday 3 December, 10.00 am – 7.00 pm Date objections close: 5 November 2016
COUNCIL MEETINGS Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Full Council (Inaugural meeting) Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Thursday 20 October 2016, 9.30 am. No public forum Golden Bay Community Board (Inaugural meeting) Takaka Fire Station, Motupipi Street. Friday 21 October 2016. Time to be advised. No public forum Motueka Community Board (Inaugural meeting) Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka. Friday 21 October 2016. Time to be advised. No public forum Everyone is welcome to attend our public meetings. There is a public seating area where you can observe the meeting, with many of the meetings having a ‘public forum’ providing an opportunity to speak to the meeting if you wish. At the beginning of ordinary meetings up to 30 minutes is set aside for public forum. Each speaker is allocated three minutes. You don’t need to pre-register your intention to speak – just take your turn when invited by the chairperson. These presentations don’t form part of the formal business of the meeting – a brief record will be kept of the matters raised. Any matters requiring further investigation may be referred to staff by the Chairperson.
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Peacefully at home with family at his side on 2nd October 2016, aged 86. Loved husband of Margaret. Dearly loved dad and father in law of Steve and Sharon, Alan and Raewyn, Chrissie and John Wilson, Joe (Brisbane), Leanne and Mark, Jeffrey and Noeline, and Andy. Loved grandad of Michael, Jessica; Philip, Katie, Brett, Nathan, Hannah, Corbin, Nic and April. And great grandad of Jayda, Indie, Briella and Lachlan. According to Brian’s wishes a private cremation has been held. His family warmly invites relatives and friends to join them for an afternoon tea and time of reflection at Aoraki Funeral Services Lounge, 160 Mountain View Rd, Timaru on Saturday 15th October 2016 at 2pm. Donations to South Canterbury Hospice would be gratefully accepted and may be left at the gathering. Messages to 17 Turnbull St, Pareora, 7912.
situations vacant RETAIL ASSISTANT REQUIRED BLACK PEPPER RICHMOND Black Pepper is an iconic smart casual label catering to mature women. We are seeking a friendly and attentive Retail Assistant with great sales and customer service skills. Flexibility to work across our key trading hours including weekends and must be confident using a POS system and EFTPOS. Please email your resume to: LorraineC@breakaway.com.au Suitable applicants will be contacted.
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One church, Many expressiOns EVERY SUNDAY 10.00AM
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Sunday 9.45am Worship Service Whakatu Kids and Youth Group Wed 30-min Service, Richmond, 11am 19th October
Enquiries - office 547 7773 or Rev Jon Parkes 544 6507
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WednesdayHymns 20 Feb Favourite 10am - Morning Tea Wednesday 20 Feb Favourite Hymns 10am 10am Morning Tea Cnr Croucher & Darcy Third Wednesday every month
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