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Crossing ‘an accident waiting to happen’

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sentative from the New Zealand Transport Association A Wakefield school parent on Friday, and is hoping to says the town needs a new get the state-owned crossing pedestrian crossing or it will problem solved. “Ultimately ‘lose a child’. we’ll lose a child. Then they’ll Rachel Strasser says the cur- do something. But that’s not rent crossing at Whitby Rd, good enough,” says Rachel. also a State Highway, is dan- “It’s an accident waiting to gerous and she is lobbying happen.” New ZeaPeter says land Transthe school port Auis behind thority to the plan. improve “I hope we conditions don’t have for residents to lose a crossing the kid bemain road, fore we do which di- Current crossing on Whitby Rd. something. vides the town. That’s the concern of people.” She also has the support of Two years ago, Sarah worked Wakefield School principal alongside Wakefield School Peter Ross and Tasman Dis- to overcome the barriers trict Council school travel for walking and cycling to planner Sarah Downs, who school. At the time the NZTA both say they would also like said there was not sufficient to see the crossing improved numbers using the crossing to or a new one built. warrant a pedestrian crossing Rachel, the mother of a seven being placed. So, as part of the year-old Wakefield School SEE PAGE 2 student, is meeting a repre-

RARING TO GO: Dave and Pauline Richards say they are “so happy” the local community is getting in behind their son, cancer-stricken V8 supercar driver Jason Richards. Taking part in this weekend’s fundraiser is at back from left; Henry Ford, Becky Morgan, Shaun Campbell and Liam Campbell. Photo: Andrew Board.

‘We’re so humbled and proud’ Jason Richards’ parents support racing fundraiser Jason Richards doesn’t play a very good victim. But the amount of support the Aussie V8 supercar driver has attracted – from every top Formula One driver to three local mates – has humbled him and the entire family, say his parents. Thirty five year-old Jason, a born and bred Nelsonian, is fighting an extremely rare and aggressive form of cancer that “gets worse every

day”. His medical expenses are skyrocketing as he scrambles to find a cure amongst a list of experimental drugs, one injection he had cost $2000 alone. Fundraisers are being held around the globe, including donations from Formula One and V8 Supercar drivers, to this Saturday’s fundraiser held at ProKarts in Tahunanui. The fundraiser is being organised

by Jason’s childhood friend Tony Dyer, along with mates Brendan Gridley and Nick Fowler and includes a Bathurst style race on the ProKarts track, with live commentary. The day will also feature a car show and various other activities including a never-before seen video of Jason, thanks to Channel Seven

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Crossing ‘an accident waiting to happen’ FROM PAGE 1 school travel plan, a walking school bus was formed to help the children travel to school. However, the congestion is just one of the issues Rachel, and other residents, have with the road. The traffic island in the middle of the crossing is so small that walking school bus members have to cross in groups, as they cannot all stand in the middle. “All it will take is a kid with their scooters to

make a mistake with a logging truck coming along and they’ll get squished.” She says she has witnessed “near misses” on the road. Sarah says her biggest concern was crossers not having enough time to react to the oncoming cars traveling north on the bendy Whitby Rd. And it’s not just children struggling to cross the road, elderly residents must cross the State Highway just to get to the medical centre, she says.

Jason Richards’ parents support racing fundraiser FROM PAGE 1 in Australia, bouncy castles for kids and a sausage sizzle. Jason grew up in Nelson and comes back often to visit his parents who live in Richmond. Dave and Pauline Richards say they are humbled that locals would put so much into helping their son. “It’s just something we never expected; there are no words for it. To me it’s just amazing. I think the fortunate thing for us is that Jason doesn’t have enemies and people like him so want to help him,” says Pauline. Dave says his son, a husband and father of two young girls, is somewhat embarrassed by the attention after being more used to spending time and money giv-

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ing to charities, including a role as an ambassador for Canteen, a youth cancer charity, but is grateful for the support. Dave says he won’t be able to make the fundraiser because he will be in Darwin, working as part of the pit crew for Jason as he prepares to race this weekend, an incredible achievement with his illness. “He wants to race, when he does his head is off cancer, he is just doing something he loves and has fun.” The fundraiser starts at 9.30am this Saturday at ProKarts in Tahunanui, next to the bumper boats, and will run most of the morning. If wet, it will be held on Sunday at the same time. To donate money to Jason’s fight visit NBS branches and ask to donate to the Race4Jace.

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Out of more than 60 entries, three lucky people have been randomly selected to tell us what to put on our front page. And you get to decide who wins. Three weeks ago we launched a competition to win control of our front page; with readers able to select what story they want us to report on and photograph. The competition sparked a massive response from our readers, with over 50 people writing “I want your front page” on our Facebook page and a dozen emails and letters to the office. Now it’s time to pick a winner and in the spirit of the competition, we are handing the decision over to you.

We have randomly selected three names out of the entries and asked them to briefly tell us what story they would like to see on the front page, see below for this. To vote for what you would like to read, go to our Facebook page, find the entry you like and “like” it. The entry with the most “likes” wins the front page of Waimea’s only locally owned and operated newspaper. If you really want to vote but aren’t on Facebook, simply email editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz and tell us what your favourite is and we will add your vote. Voting closes at midnight on June 22 with the front page to appear on our June 29 issue.

Finalist number 1 Finalist number 2 Finalist number 3 Tracey Aindow I am one of the parents of the Waimea College 10A netball team girls. Last year the girls won the South Island Secondary School's tournament in Christchurch and the U14 rugby team had a similar season. Waimea College sports director Daniel Hobbs has suggested the two teams aim to enter the Southern Skies Tournament in Brisbane in July 2013. Being able to promote our 'cause' on the front page of the Waimea Weekly would be an amazing opportunity. To vote for Tracey go online to Facebook and “like” the post with her name, or email editorial@ waimeaweekly.co.nz.

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Richmond homes the target of burglary spree A spate of burglaries in Richmond has police warning residents to improve security of their homes or face being victim to another break in. Since mid-March there have been 13 reported burglaries in Richmond, all within a 500 metre radius of Waimea College. And thieves are sure to be having a whale of a time on a stolen go kart, taken from a locked van on Ranzau Rd in Hope last Wednesday night. Peter Ashton says it was hard to tell his five yearold son Oliver that the go kart they had built together had been stolen. Although it was constructed out of “relatively inexpensive materials”, Peter says a lot of time and thought went into the kart and it was “shocking” to think someone could take a home-made go kart. “You hear of it happening, we’ve had friends burgled around Christmas time, from cars to businesses and houses. I’m hoping it will turn up because it is quite unique.” A reward is being offered for any information provided to police on the whereabouts of the unique go kart and Peter says it would be great to see the go kart back in one piece, or even in bits. “It’s quite disturbing how often this sort of thing happens; I had a ute stolen from outside a property in Richmond a couple of years ago, so it’s

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STOLEN: Peter Ashton and his son Oliver, 5, were shocked to discover Oliver’s go kart had been stolen on Wednesday night. Insert, Oliver and his home-made go kart. A reward is being offered for any information provided to police.

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Another quake hits but local gets out Teresa Hattan

Wayne Bowen spent Sunday night expecting the earth to move. But it wasn’t until Monday afternoon, while in Christchurch organising a sports exchange for Salisbury School, that Wayne was thrown from a classroom by another teacher and told to stay outside. The sports co-ordinator was in Christchurch earlier this week as several large aftershocks shook the city to its core. Wayne now says he doesn’t want to go through anything like that again. “The first one was scary, it rumbled and just built up finally there was a big crack and a jolt at the end of the rumble, that was horrible.”

Later Wayne was in the middle of giving a presentation just before lunch at Allenvale School in Papanui, just five kilometres from the city centre, when the second, bigger quake hit. The school visitors were told to get outside as quickly as possible and the school was shut straight away. “Everyone down there has become well rehearsed at making sure everyone is safe.” Wayne says the whole experience was horrendous. “I don’t want to go back down that way but I do want to get the [Christchurch] kids back up here as quickly as we can to give them a bit of time away. I think they need it after that lot.” The people in Christchurch have become

so connected to the aftershocks Wayne says that many of the students were trying to estimate the size of the shocks that hit earlier. Desperate to leave earlier than booked Wayne says Air New Zealand were fantastic on Monday evening. They were able to swap his flights and get him home to Nelson that night. Yesterday Prime Minister John Key was asking people to not flee, but Wayne says he had had enough and wanted out.. “When a plane shudders now, that’s nothing, I no longer worry about turbulence and now I’ve been through an earthquake like that I can get on a plane easy.” It was very BACK HOME: Richmond’s Wayne very scary and it makes sunny Nelson the Bowen was in Christchurch on Monday. Photo: Teresa Hattan. best.

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Stalwarts of Nelson Hawke Cup Cricket era Keith Baker, Graeme Lowans and Laurie Reade at Laurie’s 80th birthday recently.

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Paula Holder, Kushla Dawson, Denise Forbes and Sheena Christensen from Paula’s Preschool on Saturday night.

This week the Out & About camera was at the Waimea Championships at Greenacres Golf Club. We were also at the popular Bride of the Year event held at the Hope Community Church Hall on Saturday night. The stunning brides were well supported by friends and family. The camera also made the trip out to Wakefield Bowling Club for their Have A Go day on Sunday. The Winter Cup at Richmond Park, also on Sunday, was well attended. Don’t forget to let us know if you’re throwing a party or hosting an event!

Kat Manaena, Ryan Chisnall, Dawn Ellis and Fran Sutherland at the Waimea Championships.

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Most Wednesday’s I look forward to reading the Waimea Weekly. However, today I was appalled when I saw the very disturbing photo on the front cover (Waimea Weekly, 8 June). The image of a very dead deer with young children was not acceptable. I am not against sustainable hunting for food. However, the image showing small children who are too young to fully understand the reasoning behind killing is too much. What message are we portraying when we show this picture. Obviously not “Bambie” the fawn and star of a Walt Disney children’s classic. Would it not be better to do an article on Natureland promoting the care and nurturing of animals. Our children should learn to love and respect animals not kill them. Leanne Gambell, Richmond. In Tasman we live in a rural area where activities such as hunting and hunting competitions are common place. Our job as a newspaper is to report on the news, not create it. Your letter implys we should censor the news, we will not. Editor.

Increase in rates comes in under budget Tasman District Council have released its rates increase, confirming the figure has dropped from around seven per cent to just over six. This means Richmond residents with a house valued at around $450,000 will see an increase of $142.39. These decisions will now go forward to the council meeting held at the end of the month for formal adoption of the rates.Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne says council understand the current difficult economic climate as the district comes out of a recession and believe they have worked extremely hard to reach this end result.

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Movie night as fundraiser

Richmond Playcentre has used a bit of creativity to find some much needed cash. The centre is hosting a girls movie night next Wednesday evening to raise funds for a new playground. They are now selling tickets to new release film Bridesmaids, screening at 6pm at State Cinema. Tickets are $20 and includes wine or BRIDESMAIDS: Richmond Playcentre’s Alyssa Gardner, 3, Ashlee Thompson, 2, teacher juice and cupcakes. For more Tania Whitley, Jessica Johnson, 2, Austin Stranger, 3, and Nicholas Whitley, 3, get ready for information phone Tania on 5441091 or 5446316. the movie night the centre is having next Wednesday. Photo: Teresa Hattan.

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Richmond centres health check ‘top notch’ Richmond medical clinics are top notch, with a second in as many months being given a golden seal of approval. Cambridge St Clinic joins Washbourn Medical Centre after recently being presented with Cornerstone accreditation, which brings practices like these two local clinics up to a high standard. “We have been presented with this award and it proves we provide a consistently high quality of service to our patients,” says centre manager Jane Green. Cornerstone accreditation is nationally recognised and Jane says it took a lot of hard work and effort from the entire team to reach this result. “We’re moving premises so we hope to continue to build on our service when we move to the new location in July.” The facility will be moving to the Lower Queen St Health complex next month and will be rebranded as the Tasman Medical Centre. Wakefield Health Centre and Richmond Health Centre are the other local medical clinics who have received Cornerstone accreditation. Once a practice is accredited, it lasts for a three-year HEALTH CHECK: Julia Gorrie, Andy Wilkinson, Dr Pip Reeve, Chanel period and the practice can then McGlashen and Jane Green from the Cambridge St Clinic are thrilled to receive decide to re-engage for a second cycle of accreditation. Cornerstone accreditation. Photo: Teresa Hattan.

COMMUNITY AWARD: Sarah Whittle, with her son Thomas, 2, has nominated Riding for the Disabled for the Trust Power Community Awards.

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Richmond’s Riding for the Disabled has helped one little boy get up on his feet. For Sarah Whittle, the organisation which she has nominated for the Trust Power Community Awards has been able to provide her two year-old son with improved co-ordination and upper body strength. For Thomas to be able to sit up on a horse confidently means a lot to Sarah, which is why she nominated Riding for the Disabled for the community awards. Nominations are available from trustpower.co.nz/communityawards until July 15.

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Each week two photos from the museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in the Waimea Weekly with the goal of exposing the photographs to more people and sometimes very little is known about them. Members of the public can submit details to help the museum identify the people in the photos or give information about the period or area featured in the images. Right: Forbes child, Nelson Provincial Museum, Davis Collection: 900. Below: West’s Shop, Nelson Provincial Museum, Davis Collection: 10277. Do you recognise the people, the setting or an object? Email details to history@museumnp.org.nz.

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“Take another look at Guidance”. The three markers are: Scripture; circumstances; and the peace of God. Every day we make decisions – some decisions Many of us find that Circumstances is the first we scarcely think about – other decisions can marker – a situation arises for us – a decision has have wide ranging and long term consequences, to be made – or we have a thought or a dream. and we are mindful of the need to get Then as we daily sit in prayer and Bible it right. reading God quickens a word to us for Jesus teaches that we are to bring our the moment (a rhema) which makes daily needs to him in prayer, which absolute sense to us in the context of will include guidance and right deciwhat we have been praying about or sion making. what has been on our minds. How do we make our decisions, esWhen the first two markers are lined pecially the important ones? Some up (circumstances and scripture) if people leave that to others – some let God is genuinely speaking to us, we can events play themselves out and pasexpect a deep sense of assurance and sively watch and are carried along by peace - the peace only God can give. these events – some believe that ‘if it With these three markers in line, we feels good it must be right’ and as they David Hollknow we can safely proceed and God follow the path dictated by their emo- ingsworth, Priest will bless us and bless our obedience. tions they risk coming to grief. in Charge, Holy At Holy Trinity Church we have been How do we allow God to guide and Trinity Church focussing on this topic and sharing assist us in our decisions? God still Richmond. testimonies of how God has answered speaks to us - and does so through our prayer and daily readings of scripture (this one is by far the provided clear guidSHOWERS most important) - through thoughts and impres- ance. The testimonies SHOWERS sions that seem to come into our minds 'from include a wonderSHOWERS nowhere' - through things happening which ful range of every day SHOWERS seem to reinforce a thought or idea - through examples where God showers direct circumstances, ‘chance’ conversations - through has provided clear to you! dreams and visions - and also through the con- guidance covering the • Complete Shower Units • firmation of God's peace which passes all un- important matters of • Shower Door Systems • derstanding. Some of us keep diaries and so can family, work, study, • Replacement Shower Doors • • Sliding Wardrobe Doors • track over time a consistent theme which may faith and relationships. • Replacement Wardrobe Doors • come through daily prayer and reading. There is absolutely no One useful analogy for receiving God’s guidance need for people to feel is that of a ship coming into port – the captain or lost when it comes to pilot often has to line up markers on the shore – making the big deciget them into line, before coming into port – if sions. PRODUCTS the markers are not in line there is a chance the The first step is to take The Shower Door Specialists ship will come to grief. it to the Lord in prayer. 11a Hunt St, Richmond Bob Mumford used this analogy in his book Try it. Ph 544-8700 • Fax 544-8706

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Town & Country Vet is excited to be working closely with Urban Tails and helping them to provide the highest standard of animal care. We are on hand to provide advice and support to Jenny and Jo and wish them luck with their new venture. TAILS TEAM: Jo Gordon and Jenny Pollitt with Urban Tails new look. Stop by for a visit to get professional advice on your pets’ needs. Under new management Urban Tails has been unfolding over the last two months in the Pet Shop formerly known as ‘Pet Essentials’. As the former pet store chain ceased to trade in the South Island there became the opportunity to provide a new direction for the Richmond Pet store. Two local veterinary clinics, namely The Richmond Vet of 99 Salisbury Rd and Town & Country Vet in McGlashen Ave knew that Jenny Pollitt, who was a key person in the background of both clinics, would be the ideal person to provide new direction to this business. Jenny has taken up the challenge to create a pet store with a difference Having extensive experience in both veterinary

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given veterinary care, vaccinated, wormed and flea treated, neutered and made ready for their new homes. As you would expect this family of five quickly found human families that restored their faith in mankind. Currently we have a litter of five puppies, vaccinated and ready to go. All Urban Tails pets have had their veterinary assessment, treatments and will have ongoing

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11 Croucher St, Richmond support where required. This is a significant part of the quality assurance that Urban Tails can provide. New and great products, great products and real meat for cats and dogs UrbanTails will be continuing the raw pet meats that dogs and cats love. These have been sourced from licensed suppliers and offer a great supplement to the other premium foods available. The existing quality pet food ranges from Masterpet and Hills nutrition will continue to be available as well as our new range of Pet food called Orijen. Rabbit mixes, bird seeds and fish food as well as fresh hay is also available at Urban Tails. Veterinary support Urban Tails has placed a high value on ensuring the quality

If you’re looking for the perfect pet why not come in and see Jo and the team at Urban Tails, a wide variety of animals and pet products, with expert on-going advice is available.

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of advice and support for pet owners is consistently available. Jenny and Jo will have access to additional expertise and resources if a pet owner has queries that need that level of support. Experience has shown that some well meaning owners have taken on unsuitable advice or products for their pets that can and have resulted in additional distress and even injury. At Urban Tails we are determined to ensure all options are explained so that only the best for your Pets is achieved. Dr Sally Powell of the Richmond Vet Clinic says ‘The potential for cooperation between Richmond Vet Clinic and Urban Tails is very exciting. Jenny and her team cover all the pet ware needs that we don’t have time or space to include at our clinic. She shares our philosophy of attention to detail and smiley, personal service. It’s a match made in heaven!’

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Sport in Murchison rugby club is slightly more fortunate, with home games scheduled every second week. Traveling this far can often be financially difficult for small country clubs and would not be possible without the support of families, club sponsors and the ongoing fundraising done by dedicated committee members. Murchison Rugby Club president, Peter Brooks, says that numbers are down a little in the junior rugby grades and acknowledges that the extra cost of travel may be a factor. “As a club, this year we decided to subsidise travel costs to Saturday games. It’s incredibly important to ensure that our kids keep up an involvement in sport, and with the generous support of our sponsors, we’ve tried Murchison players look forward to Club Day - the only day in the to make things easier for the netball season when teams have the chance to play in front of a players and their families,” home crowd. says Peter. Although their junior player numbers are slightly ensuring strong numbers of sports players in lower than last year, Murchison are performing coming years for Murchison! well in local competition with teams in U6, U7, All sports teams traveling to Murchison for Club U9 and U11 grades and two boys playing with Day are in for a treat as the legendary hospitality the Motueka High School U16 team. Murchison’s offered by locals is an experience not to be missed. senior team have a squad of 27 dedicated players The netball club will be running the kitchen as and are competing in Division 2. They currently part of their ongoing fundraising. Once again, sit third in the competition and are looking local businesses have really got behind the two forward to playing Wanderers on Club Day. “This clubs, offering sponsorship and donations to is going to be an interesting match,” says Peter. assist with fundraising. “Wanderers are currently sitting fourth on the All of the rugby matches will take place at the table, so it is likely to be a hard fought game.” Murchison Rugby Club, while the netball teams Murchison Netball Club has seen a few changes will be competing indoors in the fantastic this year with some longstanding committee Murchison Sport, Recreation and Cultural members standing down. Tui Duigan has taken Complex. over as Club President and is brimming with enthusiasm. “We’ve got an awesome group on the committee and Sarah Peacock, Annie Martin and Bronwyn Gale are doing a fantastic job of coaching the girls,” says Tui. “Although some of us are fairly new to the job, we continue to get great support from the ladies who have stood down. Special thanks must go to outgoing president and senior coach, Jude Alfeld. Jude has devoted hours of time and a wealth of high level experience from her coaching and selecting days in Canterbury to Murchison netballers. Luckily for us, she still makes herself available when and if we need her.” Murchison Netball Club have three teams this year with girls competing in Future Ferns, Intermediate and Collegiate grades. “The girls are having a fantastic season with both the Future Ferns and Intermediate teams sitting at the top of their grades. The intermediate team are really on a winning streak and haven’t lost a game yet,” enthuses Tui. “The Collegiate girls are also having a great season, playing competitively and enjoying the challenge of having some tough competition in their Saturday games. Our girls are really excited about playing in front of a home crowd on their fantastic indoor courts at the Rec Centre. The younger ones especially get quite nervous and the coaches have a real job to get them calm and steady in time for their games.” Aniseed Valley Rd, RD1, Richmond Unfortunately there is no senior team from Murchison this year with a number of previous players unavailable due to personal commitments, Woody - 027 485 9757 which include coaching other sports teams and a Brendan Higgins - 027 457 6753 couple of the players are expecting babies, thus Fax (03) 544 4364 woody@waterwell.co.nz

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Chatham Cup clash like deja vu for Richmond Phillip Rollo

TIGHT DEFENCE: Ranzau School’s Kendall Shuker was a little annoyed a player from the Henley Slammers kept getting in the way as she tried to shoot a hoop on Friday night. The teams met as part of the Mini Ball league held at Saxton Stadium every Friday. Photo: Teresa Hattan.

A knock-out, winner takes all clash against Coastal Spirit may feel like deja vu. But this season’s Richmond Athletic side is packed with much more firepower than the one that lost 4-5 in the two-leg promotion playoff last year, the last time the two teams met. Richmond Athletic host Robbie’s Premier League side Coastal Spirit in the third round of the Chatham Cup at Jubilee Park this Sunday. But coach Steve Bignall says the match is not about getting revenge, it’s just one more step in a historic Chatham Cup campaign - a win would give Richmond qualification to the next round and mark its highest finish in New Zealand’s oldest football tournament. Richmond won’t be holding back either, after knocking off rivals Nelson Suburbs 2-1 two weeks ago. “This is

cup football and it’s what we did against Suburbs, we went for it,” Steve says. He says drawing Coastal was not the biggest talking point, but getting the home-ground advantage. “I think it’s important that people see this standard of football and where we’re at. Obviously we’d like to measure ourselves against the Mainland teams and this is the perfect occasion for us.” The game will also double as club captain Joe Green’s final game as a player before taking up a managerial role at King’s Lynn in the United Kingdom. Davi Gonzalez Maciel is likely to be deployed on the vacant left wing. Steve rejected claims the side had signed former Southend United defender Che Wilson, despite the club’s Wikipedia page stating otherwise. “If it happens it happens, if it doesn’t, it doesn’t.”

Sports In BrIef RUGBY: The Waimea College 1st XV lost 31-3 to St Thomas’ in Christchurch over the weekend and now aim to be top of the bottom eight. Manager Jim Matthews says the boys didn’t really “fire up” for the game. “They were big opposition and we tend to have one week on, one week off.” At the time of print the side were unsure of where or who they were playing this weekend to start the second round. CROQUET: Richmond Croquet Club member Jarrod Coutts has been selected in the Under 21 Golf Croquet New Zealand representative side that leaves the country on June 20 for the U21 World Championships in Hunstanton, north east of London. RUGBY: The Wanderers division two side took on Nelson at Neale park over the weekend, coming out on top 32 – 6. MOTORCROSS: The Top of the VMX club is holding the third round of Mainland series. Round one of this starts this Sunday at Linkwater with classes from Pre 75 to Pre 86 and Juniors plus classes in-between. Sign-in is from 8.30am. For enquiries visit sportsground. co.nz/totsvmx or phone Brent Daniel on 027 224 7878.

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Mazda 2 HaTCH nz neW 2005 Now that the price of fuel has gone through the roof its time to buy a gas miser to commute in. This is rated at 7 ltrs per 100km. Its NZ new and had 1 owner. It has a 1500cc motor and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition and is surprisingly roomy for a small car. It also has ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, CD, air conditioning, 2 airbags and remote central locking.

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Mazda 323 sPorTHaTCH 2003 Smart looking and sporty thats me. Im NZ new, 1800cc and im automatic. My interior is in very tidy condition and is quite roomy. I also have factory alloy wheels, electric windows and mirrors, airconditioning, CD and rear spoiler.

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$10,980 ToyoTa Corolla Gl WaGon 2007 These Corolla wagons seem to be proving very popular for both company use and as every day family cars. This is NZ new and has had 1 owner. The interior is very spacious and in tidy condition. It has an 1800cc engine and is automatic. It also has ABS brakes, 2 airbags, air conditioning, factory CD and remote central locking.

$6,980 Mazda FaMilia HaTCH 2001 These seem to be a very popular model judging by how many you see driving on NZ roads. It has a 1500cc engine and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition and is surprisingly roomy. It also has 2 airbags, electric windows and mirrors, after market Avanti alloy wheels, CD, air conditioning, ABS brakes, Roof rack and tinted glass.

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Ford FalCon WaGon 2005 This would be an ideal wagon for the larger family or business wanting luggage space. I would normally have said ideal for towing which it is but it doesnt have a towbar. It has been on a full maintainance program from new.The interior is in very tidy condition but it does have a couple of phone mounting screw holes in the dash. It also has ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, 2 airbags, CD, air conditioning and cruise control.

$10,980 nissan PriMers sX WaGon 2008 Well if its big car interior space that you are after without having to buy a Commodore or Falcon then here is the car for you. Its NZ new and had 1 owner. It has been on a full service plan from new and had a cambelt done at 177000km. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has 6 airbags, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloys, climate air conditioning, cruise control, CD and remote central locking.

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Sport ATTACKER: Richmond Wakatu Hotel’s Moana Forbes picks up valuable ball in the mid-court. Photo: Andrew Board.

After all that rain it’s no wonder punters turned out in their droves at the Richmond Park raceway on Sunday for the second day of the Winter Cup. Friday was rather miserable, but Sunday saw around 2,000 people pass through the gates, all the while making a much needed donation to Hospice. In total $1721 was raised for the local charity. Nelson Harness Racing committee member Bill Monk says Sunday was a great day to head to the races. “The club would just like to thank the Nelson public for making Sunday such a great day.” On course betting was up $23,000 from last year’s event, with $103,000 being spent on course all together. Off course betting, which are bets made through the TAB, didn’t go so

It was a good two days at Saxton Stadium for Richmond Wakatu as they recorded two wins from two in the first weekend of the Tasman Trophy Grade 2 between Nelson and Marlborough. In their first game SMOG Stainless Steel were very much in contact after fifteen minutes, being 13–16 in arrears. Richmond moved up a gear with wing attack Moana Forbes doing a power of work off the line, with an astonishing amount of centre pass receives. She delivered pressure free ball to her shooters Nicky Rampton and Kathleen Thornalley, who converted with relative ease. Richmond’s timing through court was “spot on” as the defence turned over ball - there were great straight lines by middies Lisa Book and Sharon Finch. Richmond continued their revolving substitution policy with seven changes to go on to record a 69 – 50 win. The match up against Wairau Jetz was a walk in the park for Richmond Wakatu as they hammered home a resounding 73 – 33 victory. Richmond scored 16 goals

well but Bill says this is a sign of the times. “Not many clubs are doing anywhere near $100,000 so this weekend’s result was great.” Best performance from the locals was Ian Thomas’ Gunman driven by his son Jason, who placed second on both Friday and Sunday. The trio will be heading to Blenheim this weekend where they hope to continue this good form. Winner of the Pine Industries Winter Cup was Canterbury driver Stephen McNally and six-win mare Jazmin Robyn. Stephen crossed the finish line more than a length in front of favourite River Field. Owners of the horse Graeme Edgar and Michelle Kennedy say they are thrilled with the win and will be taking the Cup home, all the way down south to Tapanui, near Gore.

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in the first period and a consistent 19 goals in each of the other three quarters. Wairau had no answer for Richmond’s slick play through court with centre/wing attack Lisa Book having a sizeable say in the proceedings. Richmond had an abundance of ball, with 78% of the 94 shots converted by Kathleen and Nicky. Goal defender Amanda Springer was having a great game before retiring injured with a dislocated finger. Kat Jones was the “jack of all trades” as she donned no fewer than three bibs to have her versatility on display. It was a tough day at the office for Waimea College as they competed in Grade 1 section of the Tasman Trophy. Waimea were without key players Zoe Walker (on South Island volleyball duty) and the hard working goal attack Kelsey Whiting was out injured. Waimea had some enterprising passages of play, however they went down to Central Men 36 – 72 and SMOG Master Plastering 38 – 63.

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Three overseas imports have all made a valuable contribution to the district’s biggest rugby club this season. Argentinean Facundo Borelli and Japanese players Masa Toyota and Taiki Koyanagi say they have been enjoying life in Nelson and especially the atmosphere at Waimea Old Boys. The three players were on exchange with the Canterbury Rugby Union but were sent to Nelson after February’s earthquake. “Waimea Old Boys were offered the players and we took them with both hands,” says division one forward coach Rik Taikato. Facundo played for the Argentinean Under 21 squad who competed at the World Cup in Australia in 2001 and Masa played for the Japanese squad for the 2009/10 season. The young men have been in New ZeaIMPORTS: Facundo Borelli, Riki Hoeata, Masa Toyota, Kieran Williams and Taiki Koy- land playing rugby for one season and anagi have been welcome imports to the Waimea Old Boys club this season. Photo: Teresa say their favourite Kiwi food so far has Hattan.

Thirds at top of table after Stoke win Brent Stewart

This week’s game saw the Waimea Old Boys thirsty thirds line up against old arch rivals Stoke in a game that always provides a good spectacle for the crowd. This week’s games saw a repeat of last week where first blood went to Waimea after just nine minutes in the form of flying winger Richard Lisette notching up yet another try. The difference this week match was the Waimea side hitting straight into the game from the whistle, without their telltale 10-15 minutes to warm up like previous weeks. The match looked set for a good battle with a lot of the play bouncing between both 22’s and the up-front big boys having a right ol’ tussle. Stoke were rewarded with a penalty after some devious forward play

from WOB when hard on defence on their own 22. Stoke showed their intentions for the game when their lynch-pin halfback kicked for the sideline. Waimea didn’t get a good set from the lineout and the Stoke forward pack pushed their way over for a much celebrated forward try. Stoke number nine couldn’t convert from out wide, they were duped again when some 10 minutes later he had to leave the paddock injured, leaving a large hole in Stoke’s game play. The rest of the first half saw Waimea get the set play sorted and the backs, who appeared to have the wood on the opposing numbers, strung some good moves together resulting in the next two try’s to John Taylor and Josh Stobie. Having Dad on the sideline must have ‘jinxed’ WOB first five Jay Wright as he missed both

conversions and tainted his 100% record from the previous week. Last play of the first half left Stoke to kick a penalty to go to the break with some pride – unfortunately the opportunity was missed and the score at the break was Waimea leading by 17-5. The second half was also a repeat of last week’s game with Waimea’s other winger Trevit Anitoni gathering an intercept from a Stoke move and sprinting the 55 metres to dot down under the post in the first 30 seconds of the half. Waimea continued to press on well with the final score reading 34-5 in their favour. The division one side drew against Huia 13 all and the division two side managed to topple Stoke 17-8. The women were the only team to lose this weekend, missing out to Stoke 22-8.

been fish and chips and hangi, along with a nice cold Speights. Waimea has also been lucky enough to gain Riki Hoeata from Taranaki and Kieran Williams from Te Aroha for the remainder of the season. The pair moved to Nelson at Easter and both now live in Richmond. Riki has been announced in the Makos squad and Kieran has been doing a bit of training with the provincial side. The guys say they are loving it at Waimea Old Boys and are hoping the division one side can make it to the semis and then on to the finals. Rik says the acquirement of overseas players “just happened” but they will always try and work with local players first. “But if we have a shortage with a few positions we’re not frightened to go looking overseas.” Imports like Facundo, Masa and Taiki are a huge benefit to clubs like Waimea Old Boys, as they can see how passionate Kiwis are about rugby.

DODGE: WOB thirds player Brent Brown looks to dodge a Stoke player on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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public notices Dog registration expires 30 June 2011 Dog registrations will expire on 30 June 2011 and anyone who keeps a dog aged three months or older is required to register their dog by 31 July 2011. Registration forms for all dogs currently on Council’s database will be posted at the end of May 2011. If you have moved from another area, or have changed address within the Tasman area, and do not receive a registration form, please immediately contact your nearest Council office on Ph. 03 543 8400 to update your details so that a form can be sent to you. The fee for dogs that have not been registered by 1 August 2011 will increase by 50% on top of the standard urban or rural registration fee. The Registration Fee structure for 2011/2012: Urban Dog for a dog living on a property of less than one hectare Urban Dog – Late fee (paid after 31 July 2011) Rural Dog for a dog living on a property that is one hectare or more Rural Dog – Late fee (paid after 31 July 2011) Replacement tag or disk where current one has been lost or damaged

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Impounding Fees for 2011/2012: 1st Impounding Neutered Dog 2nd Impounding Neutered Dog 3rd and subsequent Impoundings Neutered Dog Sustenance – charged per day Drop off fee where dog is not impounded Microchipping impounded dogs if required

$70.00 $35.00 $90.00 $50.00 $110.00 $65.00 $13.50 $30.00 $25.00

Upon application to Council a $30.00 refund applies to a dog that is de-sexed during the registration year following its impounding. Kennel Licence:

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(plus any additional costs associated with staff time, hearings and inspections) If you have any queries, please call Tasman District Council Dog Control on Ph. 03 543 8407.

Creative Communities Funding Scheme Creative Communities is the local arts funding scheme to support community arts and cultural activity. Please note, closing dates for applications differ from those previously advertised, current closing dates are as follows: 10 July 2011, 10 November 2011, 10 March 2012. For further information or to apply for the above grant, pick up an application form from your nearest Tasman District Council office (Takaka, Murchison, Richmond or Motueka), download a copy from the website www.tasman.govt.nz or email Mike Tasman-Jones, mike.tasman-jones@tasman.govt.nz

Nelson Tasman Cycle Trail Trust Community meetings The Nelson Tasman Cycle Trails trust is holding a series of community / commercial meetings which will focus on trail “local ownership”, micro economic development, funding, marketing & promotion opportunities. It’s about businesses and community planning how best to benefit from the expected cycle tourism influx. Meetings scheduled are: 21 June 2011: Brightwater Sprig and Fern, 54 Ellis Street Brightwater, 6.00 pm. 23 June 2011: Moutere Inn, 7.30 pm. 28 June 2011: Mapua Wharf Side Restaurant and Bar, Shed One, 6.00 pm. 30 June 2011: Sport Tasman. 142 Saxton Road East Stoke, 5.30 pm. 17 August 2011: Ngatimoti Hall, 7.30 pm.

Outstanding Community Service Awards 2011 Tasman District Council’s Community Service Awards are a way of giving some well-deserved recognition to those unsung heroes of our communities. It gives us an opportunity to make sure they are rewarded with the thanks they deserve for the long-term outstanding service they have given. In May each year Tasman District Council calls for nominations from the public for the community awards. Nominees must be residents of Tasman District to qualify. Nomination forms are available from all Tasman District Council offices and Libraries and give an outline of the type of information you need to include. Nominations close on 30 June 2011. For more information contact Tara Cater, Ph. 03 543 8578.

Changes to kerbside rubbish bag pricing Tasman District Council will be introducing an additional, larger kerbside rubbish bag from mid June 2011. Residents surveys have indicated that while smaller bags prove economical for smaller households, there is also demand for a larger option. The new yellow bags will hold 60 litres, one third larger than the existing 45 litre bags. The bags will be sold individually and in packs of four and will be sold at Council offices and the usual outlets across the District. Initially the bags will retail at Council offices at $1.80 each.

Get FOUND Are you looking for contacts for local clubs or groups? The best place to start is www.found.org.nz. This comprehensive database of contacts for community groups has been operating for 30 years, has over 1700 groups listed and had over one million visits to its website in 2010.

Matariki Events 2011 – Māori New Year events in and around the Waimea Inlet 15 June

Enviroschools Workshop on “Matariki for Teachers”: Parklands School, Motueka. 3.15 pm – 5.00 pm 16 June Bird Spotting with the Ornithological Society: Raumanuka Carpark, Motueka Sandspit. 10.00 am – 12 noon 18 June Matariki Celebration – Family Fun day: ASB Aquatic Centre, Richmond. 11.00 am – 3.00 pm 19 June A Day in the Life of the Waimea Inlet – Photography Competition: Waimea Inlet. All Day 25 June Tasman District Council Public Planting Bee: Sandeman Reserve, Richmond, Waimea Inlet. 10.00 am – 1.00 pm 26 June “Early Māori Life on the Inlet” – Family Interactive Day: Grossi Point, Mapua. 10.00 am – 4.00 pm June Waimea College “Waimea Inlet Displays”: Richmond Library. All June. For more information about the listed events contact Rob Francis, Ph. 03 543 8484, email rob.francis.@tasman.govt.nz or visit the Council website www.tasman.govt.nz/link/matariki Feel free to contact us:

Richmond 189 Queen Street Private Bag 4 Richmond 7050 New Zealand Phone 03 543 8400 Fax 03 543 9524

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council meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz

Community Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 16 June 2011, 12.30 pm. Public forum Engineering Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 23 June 2011, 9.30 am. Public forum Environment and Planning Subcommittee (Wakatu Incorporation) Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Monday 27 June 2011, 9.30 am. No public forum Full Council Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 30 June 2011, 10.15 am. Public forum

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