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After 12 years, Richmond has a new Mayor Bruno Saia Reporter

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Elected Mayor Tim King with his sheep dog Bra, at his farm in Brightwater. Photo: Bruno Saia.

Tim King has been elected as the new Mayor of the Tasman District. He is the first new face at the mayoral office since Richard Kempthorne was elected for the position 12 years ago. Brent Maru came in a close second, with 5,707 votes, followed by Dean McNamara with 3,360 and Maxwell Clark, with 2,481. A total of 19,845 people voted, which represents 51.67% of all district ratepayers- slightly up on last year and ahead of the Nelson area. Voters also elected 13 councillors for the TDC and seven of those were re-elected. The preliminary results come from the second count of all votes. The third count will be the final results and will be released during the week. New mayor Tim King was very happy with the overall results. “Change is good. Continuity is also good. I think we’ve been fortunate over the time I’ve been on the council to get three, four, five changes at each election. That brings new people into the council, new ideas making a positive contribution, having

a different approach to issues, but retaining enough to keep the continuity going on things that are working,” he says. At his farm in Brightwater, one day after the results were announced, Tim was relieved that the hard work of the campaign is over. “It’s quite a process to go through, the whole election and the campaign and it’s not my favourite part of it. But I am happy that I put my name forward and that I got the job,” he says. TDC’s new mayor was born and bred in the region. He has three sons, all ‘married and good to go’ and he celebrated his election win at his farm in Brightwater. “This is a brilliant place to raise a family and grow up and live and work. It’s a fantastic part of the world,” Tim says, next to his sheep dog Bra (who was already named when Tim got him). Growth, development, infrastructure and environment are some of the main challenges the new mayor is going to face from now on. “Particularly water quality is going to be a huge issue quite quickly, or even immediately with the government freshwater policies,” he says.

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from PAGE 1 He will now get together with the elected councillors to make the first steps as mayor. “Over the next couple of weeks, I’ll talk with them all and see what it is that they want to achieve and work from there.” Building better connections within the district is one of Tim’s primary goals. “There is an issue in terms of the relationship with the council across the region because so much that we do is focused in the areas of the highest population. That’s something we have to work hard on.”

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The Tasman District Council (TDC) elections brought five new faces to the table and seven re-elected councillors. Those new councillors are Celia Butler and Chris Hill, from Golden Bay Ward, Barry Dowler and Trindi Walker, from Motueka and Christeen Mackenzie, from Moutere-Waimea. “I’m very excited to have been given the opportunity to contribute around the table at the TDC. During the campaign, it was obvious to me the importance of the linkages through to the community and I am keen to work on this straight away,” says Christeen.

“I will kick this off with the and Dana Wensley, all from Wakefield Community Pic- Richmond. nic on Saturday. I want to Kit Maling is one of the most make a good experienced contribution elected counand will be cillors and he keen to discuss is optimistic with the newly about the new elected Mayor council perhow I can use spectives. my skills and “There will be e x p e r i e n c e ,” some changes she says. but, to me, if The seven reyou stand for elected councouncil you cillors are Dastand to serve vid Ogilvie, your commufrom Motueka, nity and that’s Dean Mcgot be people’s Namara and motivation. Newly elected Anne Turley, Councillor Christeen Certainly, it from Moutereis mine. We mackenzie Waimea, Stuneed to have art Bryant, from Lakes-Mur- balance. I want to be able to chison and Mark Greening, take my children trout fishKit Maling, Trevor Tuffnell ing, but I also want the farm-

ers to be able to farm the land. I’ve met some of the people that got elected and they come with good reputations and I’m sure that they are there for the right reasons,” says Kit. The first thing he did after the elections was to deliver on a campaign promise. “In Richmond, we’ve got some issues with congestion and we’ve got to work hard to try to get some money from the central government to improve that. From a personal point of view, I am going to start biking to the council. That was a commitment I made, so on Saturday afternoon, when I got the results, I ordered an e-bike and I might get it this week. And I’m going to bike to get a car off the road,” he says.

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Local boy’s farewell after tragedy in Havelock Staff Reporter The family of a six-year-old Richmond boy who died in Havelock last week have farewelled their “shining star”. Nekko Paul Haworth was reported missing from Havelock in the early hours of Tuesday October 8. Police divers located his body in the marina after a short search on Tuesday afternoon. His funeral was held in Nelson on Monday. Nekko’s father Tom Haworth shared his grief earlier last week. He recalled the day his son was born on March 13, 2013. “(It was) was the happiest day of my life, I was ecstatic to welcome my boy into the world as news spread to family and friends,” he said. “I had never in my lifetime anticipated that six years later, I would be faced with the darkest day when I received a call saying my son was missing.” Tom said his “heart dropped”. “Hours later I received the news no parent should ever receive.” He said that Nekko held a smile that “radiated across his face to the point that it would be impossible not to return a

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Nekko Haworth smile”. Nekko’s mother Gemma Astwood described the agony of losing her son as “the worst day of my life”. She shared a heart-breaking message on a fundraising website that has been set up to help the family. “My son was the best thing that [happened] in my life,” she said. “I’ll never forget you my darling boy.” Gemma’s father Graeme Astwood expressed the “pain and hurt we are all suffering” as

“indescribable” on a message shared to a community Facebook page. “My wonderful daughter Gemma always put Nekko first. Nekko was her [shining] star and rock. “So from now on when I go to work early in the morning on my bike I will look up in the sky and the bright shiny star will be my wonderful grandson looking down at me,” he said. Nekko’s death has been referred to the coroner and is under investigation by police.

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Hope grower is first local to win national award Bruno Saia The ‘Young Grower of the Year’ awards had a special meaning to our region this year. Jono Sutton, 26, of Edens Road Fruit Ltd, Hope, was the first local to win the main competition. “This is one of horticulture’s highest achievements for a young person, so winning it is massive,”

says Jono. “To be the first Nelsonian to win was pretty cool and I’m pretty excited about that,” he says. He grows six different varieties of apples and boysenberries at a property on Eden Road. “We aim to produce 50 thousand cartons of apples and 400-500 tons of boysenberries a year,” he says. To win the ‘Young Grower of the

Year’ he was tested on practical and theoretical elements, such as pest and disease, irrigation, Excel spreadsheeting, tractor driving, business insurance and he had to deliver a speech. The winner was the person who received the most points across all the different modules. “I’ve competed in the national event once before, in 2013. It was

a long time ago. After six more years in the industry, I’ve learned a lot, especially around the business and management areas. I had a pretty good knowledge of most of the practical tasks then, but some of those business areas I’m a bit more familiarized with now,” says Jono. He proved his impressive skills and knowledge throughout the competition. As

the regional Nelson finalist, he was up against six other contestants from around New Zealand, in Tauranga. Two of Jono’s grandparents, who are also berry and apple growers, were there to support him. “I left school when I was 17 and went full-time orcharding. I’ve loved it since I was a kid. It was always a family thing and I always enjoyed it,” he says.

Jono Sutton, 26, was announced as this year’s Young Grower of the Year by Horticulture New Zealand. Photo: Luke Marshall Images.

Nelson Matters

Jetstar’s decision to end its regional services from November 30 to centres like Nelson is a concerning blow to our local economy. My worry is that reduced competition will see airfares rise. We should not underestimate how important affordable air links are for Nelson. We are a geographically isolated region but our well located airport and frequent flights has given us a competitive advantage. We have much better air services than any other city of our size. The benefits have not just been for Nelsonians own private travel. The competitive airfares have helped make us an attractive des-

tination for our $400 million a year tourism sector. The quality of air services has also made Nelson a hub for hundreds of small professional service businesses that work all over New Zealand and contribute much to our local economy. Jetstar’s demise can be put down to three factors. These regional services started out in 2014 as part of the intense Trans-Tasman rivalry between Air NZ and Qantas. These airlines entered into a code share agreement last year reducing the flow of passengers from Jetstar’s owner, Qantas. Secondly, tourism and the NZ economy is slowing due to poor

Government policy and global uncertainty. The third contributor has been the rise in the cost of fuel. Nelson has been through this competitive cycle before in air services. We had cut throat competition between Origin Pacific and Air NZ from 1997 to 2006 that saw unsustainable low airfares. Costs crept up until Jetstar re-entered the market in 2014. Cut price fares like recent Jetstar specials of $30 could never last. Nelson needs stable, affordable fares that can be sustained. I am a loyalist to Air NZ as it way out class’s most international airlines for service and innovation.

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The local Air NZ airport staff and flight crew give excellent service. Air NZ showed the right culture in offering to pick up displaced Jetstar bookings. I encourage Air NZ to be extra careful with its pricing and service standards with the return to having a near monopoly in Nelson. Any arrogance will result in a backlash from customers and its majority shareholder, the NZ public. I will not hesitate to lodge a Commerce Commission complaint if I see evidence of price gouging. We are fortunate, unlike other centres losing Jetstar, to have a check on Air NZ with Sounds Air. It is a good service that I use

when the times suit. We need to consciously choose to give Sounds Air a share of our business so as to keep some competitive pressure on Air NZ. I am also hopeful that Origin may re-enter the market. This month Nelson’s new airport terminal will be completed. This is a project I have long advocated for and of which our Airport Company has done a superb job of delivering. Despite the loss of Jetstar, I remain confident about the future of Nelson’s aviation industry and its continued growth. My job will be to help keep Nelson’s air services affordable and competitive. Advt.

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New petrol station at Springs Junction Bruno Saia Springs Junction, an hour south of Murchison, is getting a brand new NPD Petrol Station. “Our new Self Serve site is scheduled to open in mid-December,” says Barry Sheridan, NPD’s CEO. “The construction is going well and remains on schedule to date, although the poor weather conditions have proven fairly challenging,” he says. They will offer all grades of fuel including the new NPD 100Plus high octane performance petrol. The site was designed to accommodate a future NPD convenience store if there is strong customer demand. “We identified Springs Junction as a strategic location within our NPD Retail Network to enable

NPD to better support the local community and farming operations for their fuel demands. It will also be a valued refuelling stop for motorists traveling between Nelson and Christchurch, especially our 100Plus customers, who need to top up in order to reach their destination,” says Barry. Their goal is to bring better valued fuel offerings to all South Island motorists, which is what the community has been wanting for a long time. “We like to ensure smaller rural communities also receive the benefits of our lower fuel prices from a spacious forecourt layout, multiple refuelling locations and with the comfort of an overhead canopy wherever possible,” Barry says.

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NZ Sun City Music Awards are kicking off and encouraged to come for the whole day for $5. Over Labour weekend the Nelson Country Music Seven judges will come from around Club will be holding its popular 33rd annual coun- New Zealand, from Gore to Auckland. Entertainers in their own right, they try music awards. It’s going to be a very busy weekend with 79 competitors and 366 performances over two days of judging starting at 8am each morning. In each category of the heats two finalists are chosen to go through to the showcase on Sunday night. Performers ages range from 2 years to over 50 years and a cross-section of music will be featured from modern to classic songs. Most sections are for soloists but there are also duets and groups competing and a separate section for instrumentals. Two live bands will support the artists. Due to the number of entrants the judging will be held at two venues, Club Waimea and the Richmond Bowling Club. Members of the public are welcome Susan Johnson

will be performing on Friday night. “To lead by example and to show why they qualify to be judges,” says Paula Connor from the Sun City Awards Committee.

Paula has been helping to organise the awards for the last 25 years. “It’s a wonderful event, seeing people who have been coming for years, they’re like family,” she says.

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Is the A&P Show part of your life? Bruno Saia Waimea Weekly wants your help to tell the story of the Nelson A&P Show. We’re asking people to find any old photos taken at the Show and drop them into the Waimea Weekly office (open 8:30-4:30). We can scan them if you don’t want to give them up! You can also email them to our reporters Bruno Saia (bruno@waimeaweekly.co.nz) and Susan Johnson (susan@waimeaweekly.co.nz). A selection of the photos will be published and they will be displayed at

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Brightwater Vineyard gets the gold Staff reporter A Brightwater vineyard has won a gold medal for it’s 2017 Pinot Noir at the New Zealand International Wineshow. “This is great.” says Gary Neale of Brightwater Vineyards. “This is our 12th gold medal for Pinot Noir and now means that every vintage of the Lord Rutherford since 2010 has received a gold medal.” Nelson is starting to be recognised as a great New Zealand Pinot Noir region alongside central Otago and Martinborough. “We are extremely lucky here in that we can grow a range of grape varieties to a very high world class standard, “he added. The medal results were released last week and trophies were announced at an awards dinner held in October. If you would like more information on Brightwater Vineyards contact Gary Neale at gary@brightwaterwine.co.nz or visit their website at www.brightwaterwine.co.nz or ph: 03 544 1066. Brightwater Vineyard has also won: NZ Winemaker of the Year 2012, Nelson Supreme Business of the Year 2012 ,Air NZ Champion Pinot Noir 2015 Colin Harrison Trophy for Chardonnay 2018.

the show in November along with other images from the A & P Showgrounds archive. Kirstan Robinson (photo) works at the A & P Showgrounds and has already found some family photos taken at the Show. She is the author of ‘From the Country to the Town’, which is a record of 125 years of the Nelson A & P Show. The online ticket sales for this year’s Nelson A&P Show are already being sold. More information can be found at ‘The Golden Edge Nelson A & P Show’ Facebook page.

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Reservoir Creek’s track looking tidy Bruno Saia The track on the west side of upper Reservoir Creek is looking better this week. The ‘Keep Richmond Beautiful’ group were working last week to maintain it as needed by strengthening edges where rain washes them out. ‘Keep Richmond Beautiful’ working bees have also installed stout rope handrails on two steeper sections to ensure walkers can maintain control when ascending or descending. The track starts by the Reservoir with its nearby information panels, takes walkers to the ancient large Totara and Kahikatea trees and, provides the best view of the 72m tall Barrington Gum on the way. It continues in a loop on the east side above Reservoir Creek, past a Canary Island Pine to reach the Barrington Gum and back down to the Reservoir. The Loop track is a ‘Keep Richmond Beautiful’ project, funded with a Tasman District Council grant last year and supplements the Network Tasman funded trackwork at the Reservoir. The track is a local attraction, provides an hour or so of exercise and provides interesting views of the regenerating bush and those named specimen trees.

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We’ve recently been participating in our local elections. We read a lot of differing perspectives when it comes to how our region should be led. Soon enough we will hit the larger scale of this with regards to our national elections where we see an increase in propaganda and it seems all our senses are bombarded with why we should vote for a particular person or party. Elections are a fascinating part of our democratic society. Partly because it’s becoming more and more a popularity contest where we vote for

people because they are funny, them. But instead - why not charismatic, or relatable. Or we vote in a way that would see do what many of our past gen- the marginalized be cared for, erations have done and vote or more money being invested for who we’ve always in health care or into voted for. The other way local schools. You we vote, is for our own may not be marginneeds. So, we vote for alized or struggling what we can get, not for to finance your own what is right. health care; you may But I have another sugnot even have chilgestion. As a Christian, dren. But Jesus calls I am constantly chalus to care for the lenged by this idea that Sage Harris poor, heal the sick we vote policy and not and love our chilalways the policy that will dren. We may be taxed more, benefit us. It’s easy to be self- but maybe we will see lasting ish and vote for a particular change rather than our back party because we will acquire pocket being a bit heavier. personal benefits by voting for God Bless.

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All for men’s health Staff Reporter To take care of construction industry men, wellness will be the main topic at the Men’s Health Awareness & Expo. The event will be held by NZ Certified Builders Nelson and Master Builders Nelson on Thursday 17 October, from 5 to 8pm, at Annesbrook Church, in Stoke.

“It’s open to the public but the message is aimed at men and the construction industry,” says Anna Gaskell, Nelson Regional Coordinator for New Zealand Certified Builders. “Wellness is a subject that is needing more awareness in our industry and we are hoping that this is the starting point for change for our

industry and community,” she says. It will be a powerful evening of personal stories for men on mental health, physical health and disease, addiction, relationships, stress and more. Mental Health Educator, Mike King and Prostate Cancer Foundation Ambassador, Mark Hadlow are the guest

speakers for the event. The presentations are opoen to all, so bring your partner, staff, apprentices & friends. But limited seats are available, so registrations are required. You can register through the website www.menshealth expo.eventbrite.co.nz or through the email cookstrait@masterbuilder.org.nz.

Ten-year old Lauren O’Grady was selling chocolate, gluten-free brownies, date cakes, cake pops and normal brownies at her stall at the Youth Makers Market. Photo: Bruno Saia.

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Bruno Saia Hundreds of people were introduced to all sorts of products at the Richmond Town Hall on Tuesday. Food, sweets, books, baby items, toys, craftworks… All made and sold by children at the Richmond Library: Youth Makers Market. “I’m selling chocolate, gluten-free brownies, date cakes, cake pops and just normal brownies. I made them all. I went to a cooking class last holiday and I’ve been cooking since then,” says Lauren O’Grady, 10, who lives in Richmond. “My mum came home one day with a flyer about this market and I thought I could sell at it. It’s my first time and it’s really good,” she says. “It’s awesome to see the kids using their creativity and going out there to sell stuff. I found some pretty good stuff,” says Jessica Quinney, who was one of Lauren’s costumers. “I’m selling Russian fudge, peanut butter fudge and I’ve made them myself. It’s my first time selling all of this and also my first market. I think it’s a good experience and actually I enjoy selling stuff,” says Abbie Parker, 11. Bailey O’Malley, 15, illustrated the book ‘It’s Time To Go’, written by local author Carol Duffy about New Zealand native birds. He was selling it with bookmarkers and some of his drawings. “I was at the Richmond Library when I read the banner about the market and I decided to come. It’s going very well,” he says. The Youth Makers Market actually started in September, when Richmond Library offered workshops so the the children could develop their skills.

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Bright new offices for Harcourts Richmond in prime location Harcourts Richmond has new owners, with the Platinum Blue team of Chris Harvey and Toby Randall taking over the Richmond office. “It’s an exciting time for the area and we are thrilled to now be a part of the local community,” says Chris. “Harcourts Richmond has been completely refurbished, and we’re very happy with how our new office looks.” The team at Harcourts Richmond are also really pleased with the end result of the refurbishment of the offices on Queen Street. “In November last year Harcourts Platinum Blue Ltd in Nelson purchased the existing Harcourts office in Richmond to bring it into the Platinum Blue franchise,” says business owner/ Principal, Chris Harvey. “We have completely gutted the offices and have revamped to modernise and to present a better customer experience to our clients. The exterior of the building has a cleaner Harcourts branded colour scheme and the new LED

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Our team here is almost entirely new, with only one of the original salespeople still working here. Chris says the Harcourts Values are based on four fundamentals ‘people first’ ‘doing the right thing,’ ‘being courageous’ and ‘fun and laughter’ “That’s the culture we have in Nelson and that’s what we have brought out here.” Harcourt Richmond’s vibrant new office is light, modern and functional, “We’ve had a bit of fun in the carpark - instead of staff names on the car parking spaces, we have names like Steve McQueen, Stevie Nicks, Simon Cowell and Bruce Willis – just a bit of fun.”

Call into the new Harcourts Richmond offices at 261 Queen Street in Richmond, and Tracey, right, will be happy to direct you to one of the friendly and knowledgeable team to discuss any real estate queries you have. If you’re in Nelson, Jaid, left, can introduce you to the Nelson team. window cards light up the area outside the office at night. The interior of the building has been refurbished from floor to ceil-

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Top notch team Since shifting in last November it’s been ‘all go’ at the new premises with the teams generating a lot of business. “The office houses our residential team, Property Management and both our Top of the South Rural team and Commercial team hot desk at the office,” says Chris. “We have Tracey out the front who has recently relocated from our Nelson office – she is Richmond offices’

fulltime Office Administrator and ‘director of first impressions.” Tracey says, “I’ve only been here for a few weeks and I’m loving it. I really make an effort to talk to people and already have regulars who pop in to say ‘gidday.’ Harcourts Richmond co-owner, Toby Randall says, “purchasing Richmond was a “MUST”, as the office was tired and dated, which is not a true reflection of Harcourts in general, who put so much effort into staying in front of our competition and staying at number one in NZ. For myself and the rural team, 90 percent of our work is in the Tasman area, and Murchison and Golden Bay. Having an easy office in a convenient location where clients can use one of our private parks, not get a ticket and use one of the meeting rooms or go and grab a coffee, is also another huge advantage of the new office. After a few changes, we have a great core team at Harcourts Richmond now, and I’m confident that it will continue to grow and exciting things are on the radar.” “So, we are gradually building up the business and have added new

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members to the team and existing salespeople from other businesses which brings a solid base and knowledge with them” says Chris. Now hiring – applications welcome Harcourts Richmond is also currently in recruitment mode, with applications invited from experienced people who may be interested in working at the newly refurbished premises. “We have training programmes set up for new people who are coming into real estate as a career. Harcourts is fortunate to have its own training academy and is the only real estate company in Australasia that is NZQA certified adding great value to those that want to gain their National Certificate in Sales. Caring for the community – The Harcourts Foundation “Over time, our offices and people have generously created a history of giving through sponsoring and

supporting thousands of people in need. Being caring members of our local communities ensures a better quality of life for everyone. When we launched The Harcourts Foundation in 2008, we launched a fundamental and significant part of what the name ‘Harcourts’ stands for in the hearts and minds of the communities around us. The Harcourts Foundation really is at the heart of our core values – people first, doing the right thing, being courageous and fun and laughter. The Harcourts Foundation is the embodiment of what it means to be part of Harcourts.” To date, all funds have been raised by dedicated Harcourts team members and clients through fundraising events, auctions, workplace giving, individual donations or ‘off the top’ donations from sales, giving back an amount from the sale of each property. Over the last 8 years the Foundation has granted over 6 million dollars to the community. “When our agents sell, they contribute

funds,” says Chris. “For example: in response to the recent fires in Nelson and Tasman, the Harcourts Foundation has donated $10,000 to the local community of Wakefield. The monies which will be used towards purchasing a solar power heating system for the local Wakefield Swimming Pool, has been welcomed by the entire community. It is seen as a community owned initiative which because of the fires was not going to be able to remain open for use.” Who can apply for a grant from the Harcourts Foundation? No matter the size of your organisation, the Harcourts Foundation not only gives back to those affected by large scale cataclysmic disasters but to charitable community organisations or assists with helping individuals in need. Grants applications must be requested for a specific event, project or initiative.

261 Queen Street, Richmond Phone 03 544 4441 www.richmond.harcourts.co.nz

Most trusted real estate brand The company was first established in Wellington 1888 and has continued to flourish throughout the decades; today it operates in over 800 locations globally and has over 6000 employees. For the past seven years, Harcourts has been named New Zealand’s most trusted real estate brand. In Nelson, the company has been locally owned and operated for the past 30 years. “For our clients, it’s about the value that we offer and it’s important we also take our four core values into our business, so our staff training and support is excellent.” “We are really happy to be in Richmond – it’s a great location and a prosperous community and we look forward to working with you and supporting the community where we can. For more information, visit www. richmond.harcourts.co.nz Harcourts Richmond is located at 261 Queen Street, with easy parking at the front and rear of the building.

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Many members will not be aware and offered to help out at times that Manager Wayne has been when extra manpower has been largely “out of commission” the needed. last few weeks, undergoing and Again, the Club spirit coming to recovering from hip the fore, but also reflecting the enormous surgery (he’s really contribution that unjust an aging hippaid volunteers make ster!). We wish him well and we expect to our everyday lives. him back to full fitWithout the army of people who give ness shortly. freely of their time to That the Club has continued to funchelp others and support worthy causes, tion without a hitch our country would be in his absence is a tribute to our very Lewis Della Bosca a much sadder place to live in. We all owe capable staff - a special thanks to them - but also these unsung heroes a massive to some of our Squash Section debt of gratitude. regulars who put their hands up

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from the 40-0 drubbing it suffered in Nelson in September. Losing Shannon Frizell to All Black duty early in the season did nothing to halt the momentum of the Mako machine. From there, Tasman were seldom threatened by opposition, easily dispatching the likes of Manawatu, Counties Manukau, Auckland, Northland and Hawke’s Bay. While there were slight stumbles, the Mako repelled brave efforts from North Harbour,

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Catchball is an offshoot of volleyball. It is played on a volleyball court but you catch the ball and pass it. It’s easy to learn and fun to play so come and join in next Friday 18 October, at 6pm, at Saxton Stadium. “The Breast Cancer Society has different ways of raising awareness

for breast cancer and the need of prevention by regular checks (self examination and mammography) and one of them is to wear pink for a day. We are going to combine that with the tournament, which is the first day of our season,” says Muriel Ronen, chairperson of the New Zealand Catchball Association. “We ask everybody to wear pink

and it is open to anybody who wants to come along. People can come along and watch. They can come along and try, we’ll just pop them in a team for the night,” says Muriel. “It’s not the regular teams playing, we are mixing people up to make it a fun tournament. If someone likes it, they can come along and join us,” she says.

Muriel Ronen, chairperson of the New Zealand Catchball Association. Photo: Bruno Saia.

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Local Tennis Clubs will open their doors to the community on 20 October to provide some fun and also to help an important cause. ‘Rally Against Breast Cancer’ will be held from 10 to 11am, in Richmond, Hope, Upper Moutere and Nelson. At Stoke and Mapua club’s it will run from 12 o’clock to 1pm. It’s only $10 per person and all money raised will be donated to the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ. Katherine Brownlie lives in Richmond, loves tennis, has won her own fight against

breast cancer and has already guaranteed her presence at the Hope Tennis Club for this year’s rally. “What I love about tennis is the combination of exercise, being social and being outside. When I’m playing tennis I find that my mind is clear. I’m focusing on my tennis and I forget everything else that is on my mind. It’s a good release” she says. She’s been playing with her school friends for the last ten years. “We are not competitive. It’s about doing lots of fun games, new combinations every week and little drills. It’s al-

ways different and I enjoy it so much. Because I find myself so focused while I’m doing this, it’s a good way to forget everything else,” says Katherine. “The ‘Kelly Bowater Travel Rally Against Breast Cancer’ is also a great chance to socialise on club courts around the region,” says Ali Telford, Nelson Bays Tennis Association Regional Co-ordinator. No knowledge of tennis is required, and all genders and ages can take part – it’s for the whole family and it’s supporting a wonderful cause. So head on down to your local club and give it a go!

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Bailey Harris is an 8-year old boy from Richmond whose favourite sport is motocross, and it’s something he’s been doing since he was five years old. After winning the NZ Mini Motocross Nationals in Hawkes Bay last week, he will accelerate to guarantee his third win at the MTF Nelson Mini Motocross Champs. “Hopefully some of my friends come around and have some good battles and hopefully I can get the hat-trick,” says Bailey. “Riding a motorbike is really fun. It’s a good sport that sometimes can be dangerous. I like it because it’s a really hard sport. Usually, rugby,

soccer, cricket, they are like all sort of basic sports. And not many people ride motocross, so I just wanted to be one of the different people and try something new. I knew how rugby, cricket and soccer was so I thought, ‘why can’t I do something different?”, says the young champ. Fiona Harris is Bailey’s mother and the high costs and his safety are her main concerns. “I think it’s just scary for people to put their kids on a motorbike. And it’s expensive. But I wouldn’t change it for anything,” she says. “We have always taught him that nothing is given to you. He’s done a couple of raffles to raise some money to go to the nationals last year. We go out and get some sponsors who

help us pay for the events. He also goes out, collects and sells the eggs from his chickens to raise some money. If you teach kids that, then they can help out and we are not just going to give him what he wants,” says Fiona. The MTF Nelson Mini Motocross Champs will be held on Saturday 19 (from 10am to 5pm) and Sunday 20 (from 10am to 3pm) at Richmond Park Showgrounds (358 Lower Queen St). It is for children from 4 to 11year olds. Sign-ins are available on Friday 27 October, from 5.30 to 6.30pm at Nelson Motorcycle Centre and on Saturday 28 October, from 8 to 8:45am at the track. Online entries available through www.sporty.co.nz/ viewform/31615.

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groups in private rooms and for large groups of up to 250. There is also a Christmas Special running for private functions which includes bar, buffet and outdoor bowls - a guarantee for a fun end-ofyear event. Phil would love to help you organize any other function you may have coming up including birthdays, anniversaries or weddings. Call Phil now on 544 6796 at Club Waimea to make a booking.

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Community Notices NEW ZEALAND NATIVE BIRD CALENDARS $10 Fundraiser for Native Bird Recovery Richmond. AT Tasman Health & Herbs; Richmond Mall; Alchemy Cafe; Resene Colour Plus; Bay Nurseries ‘FuTuRE oF FooD & ENERgy’ Dr Mike Joy, environmental scientist & advocate. Thursday November 7, 7:30pm, Mapua Community Hall. $10 door sales, supper; students (ID) free. Motueka Greens, Heather 3-5224458. CRAFTERS DESTASh MARkET: At Stoke Memorial Hall Sun. 20 October 9am – 1pm.. Come along & find items for your crafting supplies, fabrics, ribbons, beads, scrapbooking papers, stamps, wool, quilting, knitting, ceramics, pottery, etc. Great bargains or find items no longer for sale in shops. Cuppa & Cake Stall fundraiser by a local grp. To book a stall contact Marloes Aynsley 0278224941 or papercraftswithmarloes@gmail.com www.facebook.com/papercraftswithmarloes u3A NELSoN will hold its next meeting on 23rd October at 10am, at the Nelson Golf Club, Bolt Road. The speaker is Steve Shaw on “A Month in Uzbekistan” - Scenery isn’t Everything! ARThRITIS NZ - Seminar with Arthritis Educator - ‘Live Well with Arthritis’ 10am-12noon, Wedn. 23 October at Hearing House, 354 Trafalgar Sq Nelson . Ph Jo 922 0060 NELSoN RAILWAy Founders Park The Railcar will be running Saturday & Sunday 19th & 20th, from 11am, weather permitting. The Train & railcar are available for charter for

birthdays, pre Christmas get togethers etc. Phone Robynne 5448559 or 027 2462554 ELySIuM WIDoW & WIDoWERS gRoup meet at Armadillo’s Restaurant & Bar, 183 Queen St, Friday 25th October for lunch at 12.00. WAIMEA MuSIC CLuB meets Sunday 20th October at Loney Hall 4 Wensley Rd Richmond at 1 15 pm.Contact Clive ph 5530526 Pat ph 5445766 hERITAgE RoSES Nelson Sat 19 October. Visit three Coastal Highway gardens. Bring your lunch. Cuppa provided. Plant stall. Raffle. All welcome. Non members $5.00 entry fee. Contact Marian 0211611385 hIggINS hERITAgE pARk, Pigeon Valley Rd Wakefield, Sunday 20th October 10AM - 3PM - come out & enjoy the countryside. Explore the Museum sheds & also check out the model trains. Diane 027 6316786. NELSoN 50+ MINI WALkERS October 22. Marsden-Panorama. Meet 10am at the back of Isel Park. Ph. Juanita, 547 6642. NELSoN 50+ WALkINg gRoup October 24, Lodestone, Ph. Alison or Ken, 544 6833 or Val, 022 122 0911. TREE houSE STuDy gRoup: Interested in any of the following? Homeopathy, Goethean Science, Biodynamics, Permaculture. No fees. All Welcome. Phone: 021 084 13139. BEATRICE hILL-TINSLEy ASTRoNoMy LECTuRE: Wedn., 16 October, 7.30pm at the Elim Christian Centre, 625 Main Rd, Stoke. Babak Tafreshi, National Geographic Night Sky photographer, Director of World at Night program, speaking

on ‘The World at Night’. Everyone welcome. $5 cash koha adults, students free. Robert 5445241. ThuRSDAy ACTIVE STRENgTh/ BALANCE CLASS. New class for Richmond. Seated options also presented.For all ages . New class commences 24 Oct @1.30 pm Richmond Church of Christ, Crn Croucher & Darcy Streets .Get fitter, stronger, more balanced to great music. ACC approved provider. Live stronger for longer. Ph Shirley 5471433/021 121 8023 ChRISTMAS CARoL CLASS All women A Capella 4 part harmony singing class. Learn a Carol then join us in Dec. singing in Nelson CBD. Learn, live & love to sing with Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus. 6 week night class starts Thurs 24 Oct 7pm at Club Waimea Richmond. Jenny 027 5444121. SATuRDAy SoFTBALL: Girls & boys year 7, 8, & 9. Interested? We meet at Waimea Intermediate tennis courts for practice every Wednesday 5.30 to 6.30pm. Richmond Phoenix Softball Club. Don Simpson 03 5445277. hERITAgE RoSES Nelson Sat 19 October. Visit three Coastal Highway gardens. Bring your lunch. Cuppa provided. Plant stall. Raffle. All welcome. Non members $5.00 entry fee. Contact Marian 0211611385. INDooR BoWLS - SoCIAL TEAM - Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy St, Richmond. Tuesday 13pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Robin 544 3116

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DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz ARThRITIS NZ - Seminar with Arthritis Educator - ‘Live Well with Arthritis’ 10am-12noon, Wedn 23 October Hearing House, 354 Trafalgar Sq. Nelson . Ph Jo 922 0060 NATIoNAL CouNCIL oF WoMEN NELSoN BRANCh Meets 1 – 3 on Wednesday 16 October Methodist Church meeting room Neale Ave Stoke “Voice of Women’s Rights and Gender Equality” Prospective Members welcome. Email nelsonncw@ gmail.com Ph: 03 545 1210 CAkE DECoRAToRS next meeti on Wedn. 16 October 7:30pm. Making flowers on a disc using sugar paste. All welcome. Contact Desiree 0276302359 RIChMoND LIBRARy. FREE. 1. good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Wedns, 12.30pm-2.00pm. 2. Tasman District Libraries’ Limerick Competition. Adults & children are invited to write a limerick & submit it to Richmond Library by Monday 28 Oct.. 3. Tiny Tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area. During term time. SoMEThINg NEW, For 20 years Richmond Baptist Church has had a ‘Boot Sale Market’, on the last Saturday of every month (weather pending). WAIMEA CoMBINED FRIENDShIp CLuB Interested in making new female or male friends of a similar age & interests? We invite you to monthly meetings, 3rd Thursday

9.45am at Hope Church Ranzau Rd. with interesting speakers, outings & group activities, Ph: Margaret 5441481 or Claude 0211341013 for info.. QuALITy ARTS AND CRAFTS inside the church added to the Richmond Baptist Boot Market Sale. 28 Art & Craft Stalls including 2 portrait artists. Come in Saturday Oct. 26 & check out the new addition. Open 8 am ‘til noon. FEELINg SAD, STRESSED, DEpRESSED oR STuCk? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor Richmond or Nelson. Up to 10 Face to Face counselling sessions available now for individuals & couples. Interested? Call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz group 1 FEELINg STuCk? Life not going the way you planned? Want to express yourself to others in a more meaningful way? Try our ONGOING GROUP THERAPY, Tuesday Evenings 6-8pm in Nelson. Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. Interested? Call Life Linc Nelson 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc. co.nz group 2 MEN’S gRoup New opportunity to look at challenges for men & speak freely in confidence. Ongoing group therapy in Nelson on Thursdays 7pm-9pm with professional counsellor Mark Peart. Interested? Call 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz NELSoN uNDERWATER CLuB 60th Anniversary, Saturday 19th Oct. ‘19, 6pm at Armadillos (Richmond) Past & present members welcome. Bookings are essential

for catering purposes. To book & for more info. please contact the secretary. secretary@nelsonunderwaterclub.co.nz BETTER BREAThER CLASSES Better Breather Classes. Improve your breathing by improving your fitness at our Better Breathing sessions in Nelson, Richmond & Motueka. NEW! BETTER BREAThINg CIRCuIT.10am-11am, each Tuesday of the school term, at Club Waimea. Perfect for those who have completed Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Both courses, contact Sue- Nelson Asthma Society: 544 1562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz RIChMoND WELCoME gRoup Make some new friends. Join a friendly group of people who meet at 10am, 1st & 3rd Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd. for a coffee & chat. All welcome. Glenys 265 5318. CARINg WITh CoNFIDENCE – a free course for friends & family caring for a person with dementia. In Richmond on 22 Oct.. For more info. Ph: Alzheimers Nelson 5467702 FRIENDS SoCIAL CLuB welcomes single women & men 50 plus to join a club for weekly activities, walking, movies, theatre, potluck meals, restaurants etc etc. ph Clive 035472725/ Rose, 035390340. ARThRITIS SoCIETy CoFFEE MoRNINg We meet at Flock in Church St 10am on, 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 25 Sept. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039

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