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Cellphone black spots ‘frustrating’

Wakefield residents and businesses have had enough of slow internet service and poor cellphone coverage and hope a survey being conducted by the Tasman District Council will help highlight the seriousness of the problem to the government.

Council is conducting the survey of internet and mobile phone users around the district to support an application for government funding to improve those services. The government is planning to pro-

vide $50million for expanding cellphone coverage and Focus Wakefield chairperson Angela McMekin says some of that needs to be spent in their area.

Angela says the Wakefield district is one of the Nelson-Tasman region’s digital black holes and that’s frustrating residents and penalising businesses. She says the problem is so bad that people are not buying or renting houses in the area because they don’t have cellphone reception.

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simon@waimeaweekly.co.nz “I’m a district nurse here and often have difficulty trying to stay in contact with clients with so many black spots,” Angela says. “My husband works from home and it’s just as bad there.

“He has to go outside to get coverage and

gets a message saying he’s missed a call a day after the person phoned. He often gets clients who say ‘I called you yesterday, why didn’t you call me back?’

“I also know one woman who has to stand on her kitchen table to take a cellphone call. It’s very frustrating.”

Angela says there are cellphone black spots all around the Wakefield district, including

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Champions!

After 60 years

Wanderers Rugby Club has won a major senior A rugby trophy for the first time in at least 60 years.

Even the management at the club can’t say for sure the last time they won a top-tier title.

But the six decade wait for glory ended at Jubilee Park on Saturday when Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers beat their arch-rival Star & Garter Waimea Old Boys in the Tasman Trophy final.

Wanderers captain Trael Joass said the team stayed humble in victory but admitted they were feeling the pressure to win after losing two Nelson Bays club rugby title games in as many years. “It’s been a long time coming and we’ve had pressure all week from the supporters.

But it’s awesome for the boys and awesome for the club. We’re got a great thing going here.”

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The Wakefield district has some of the slowest internet and poorest cellphone coverage in the region. Waimea Weekly went out to Wakefield and asked people how they found their digital services.

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“I own Wakefield Pre-School so one problem we have is contacting parents in rural areas on their cellphone if their children get sick. We have to work around that.”

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“Telecom is good around here but Vodafone is sporadic. The coverage in rural areas isn’t good so, if I know that, I just don’t call someone on their cell.”

“We can only get Telecom where we live so we had to change all our phones when we moved here. If you want reception on Vodafone or 2 Degrees you have to go out and stand by the letter box.”

“Telecom is okay but the coverage for the others is hopeless. We have broadband but it’s pretty slow.”

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Eighty-eight Valley, Pigeon Valley, Higgins Rd and even on a section of State Highway 1 near Wai-iti.

Although that’s frustrating for residents and businesses, she says it is potentially a matter of life or death for emergency services with callers unable to dial 111 from black spots.

Nelson police wouldn’t comment on the issue because of contractual restraints with their service provider but the Waimea Weekly understands they are frustrated by the cellphone black spots.

Eighty-eight Valley farmer Ian

Parkes says their biggest problem is the snail-paced internet service. He says websites providing information on the weather, finances and fertiliser programmes are an important tool for modern farmers and he “drinks a lot of coffee waiting to load those sites”.

“We don’t get broadband so my secretary has to do all the computer work from her place in Richmond because it’s too slow up here.

“We have a four million dollar business that employs 10 people and she should be operating it from here but she can’t.”

Ian says he gets good cellphone coverage on his property al-

Eighty-eight Valley farmer Ian Parkes is frustrated by the slow internet service to his business. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

though his neighbour is not so lucky with “coverage stopping half way up the valley”.

Sonia Emerson, who runs her chartered accountancy from her home on WhitOpen until 3pm Saturdays

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tion very patchy even within my house,” she says. “Sometimes I can get three to four bars while other times I am struggling to get a signal and that can sometimes be the same spot.

“My internet access, I feel, is quite slow and more and more is dropping out for no reason. Sometimes one laptop will drop out and the other stay working for no

reason - I presume it is a load issue but I’m not sure.”

Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne is urging residents to complete the survey so that council can prepare a strong bid for the government funding. Although Richard says digital networks are not part of council’s infrastructure, they are becoming “essential” for businesses.

Richard says the key service providers have already identified areas around the district that have slow internet service and poor cellphone coverage. However, he says council needs personal accounts of the issues faced by residents and businesses to support their application for funding.

The deadline for completing the survey is June 19 but Richard says that is short notice and he has asked for an extension. The survey is available at tasman.govt.nz or from council offices.

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Bird the likely cause of water warnings A bird is the most likely cause of the contamination in Richmond’s new water treatment plant that resulted in the water being chlorinated and the Tasman District Council issuing a warning to Richmond residents to boil their water.

The plant’s emergency chlorination system was activated last Thursday after low levels of the bacteria E coli were discovered in the water. Council

also issued a boil water notice to Richmond households as a precautionary measure after consultation with Nelson Marlborough District Health Board Public Health Service.

The notice was lifted on Sunday but council communications manager Chris Choat says the water will continue to be chlorinated until the source of the contamination is identified and the problem

is resolved. He says engineers are presently emptying a water tank to find the source of the contamination.

The new water treatment plant on Lower Queen St is still in a commissioning phase but has been providing water to Richmond in a trial operation period for the last two months. The trial period is expected to finish in August.

Winteruption hits Richmond A 20 metre snowy toboggan luge drew hundreds of children to Richmond’s Town Hall on Sunday as part of the Tasman District Council Winterruption Family Snow Day. Sealord provided ice for the base of the luge with Rainbow Ski Field providing a truck load of snow to form a slippery surface on top, perfect for sliding.

Temperatures were a few degrees warmer than expected but luckily most of the snow stayed put.

Organiser Paul McConachie says the council had received a lot of help building the luge and putting together the event. “A truck trucked [the snow] in this morning. We had some able helpers to position it all on site and groom it. Once a few people started riding down it flattened out.”

He says he enjoys seeing the children’s “faces of delight” as they slid down the snow on inflatable inner tubes.

Shy Coulton slides down the icy slope at Sunday’s Winterruption Family Fun Day behind the Richmond Town Hall. Photo: Jacob Chandler.

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Modellers Pond saved, if enough money is raised Supporters of Tahunanui’s Modellers Pond had a significant win last week with the council agreeing to put money aside to concrete the bottom.

The Nelson City Council have agreed to provide funding of up to $600,000, the rest will need to be paid for by the Nelson Society of Modellers.

The council will also provide $15,000 a year towards maintenance costs.

Modellers secretary Tracey Gibbs says the first step is for the council to draw up plans and get prices to seal the bottom of the pond with concrete. “We can then take these plans and go out and get sponsorship from businesses and community groups.”

Tracy says she was “over the moon” with the support the society has had from the community. The petition presented to the council on Thursday received 1773 signatures.

Seven Tahunanui School pupils, along with Tahunanui Business Association spokesperson John Gilbertson, presented the petition to Mayor Rachel Reese during the council meeting.

Lucy Summerfield, a pupil at Tahunanui School, spoke to the council about how the current state of the pond affects her and her brother enjoying his model boat. “He can’t actually drive it around because all the wood gets twisted in the propeller. Me and Tristan have to wade out in this yucky, mucky, murky water and it’s disgusting. If we fix it up, then that would help a lot of people.”

Hope School pupils celebrating after completing the range of activities set up by the Royal New Zealand Air Force last week. Photo: Monique Bergman.

Airforce flies into Hope Hope School students received some military-style training last week after some special people flew in for a visit.

Members of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, who have been camping up the Wairoa River Gorge as part of an Initial Officer Training Course, shared some of their military exercises and training with year 5 and 6 students. Part of their programme required the group to put together and participate in a community project. The group chose to visit two schools in the area to show them what they have learned and experienced during their time within the Air Force.

They organised various activities for the

children, including practical skills such as drills, how to put up tents, use of radios for communication and how to use camouflage vision. They also put the children through their paces on a military-style obstacle course and provided tours of two Unimogs.

Teacher Di Scott says having the Royal New Zealand Air Force come to their small school has been an amazing experience for everyone.

“It has been great to see the students develop teamwork skills and pitching in together and having a go at new things.

It has also been really good for the students to hear messages about working

together from people other than their teachers. The Air Force have been working with the children and interacting and helping them through the activities, we’ve loved it,” says Di. The kids enjoyed the community initiative so much, it looks as though the Air Force may have drawn in some potential new recruits.

“It’s really cool to have them visit as we are a small school and don’t normally get things like this,” says student, Lilly Zwart. “I especially liked learning the salutes - I think I want to be in the Air Force when I’m older because it’s just not for boys, it’s for girls as well,”

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A report obtained by the Waimea Weekly shows that the slip that closed the historic Dun Mountain Walkway earlier this year was caused by construction of a track for the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary’s predator fence and that options for repairing the damage could cost more than $110,000.

The report by Nelson Consulting Engineers also shows that the Sanctuary Trust, Nelson City Council and contractors, ignored geotechnical advice by cutting the track too close to the Dun Mountain Walkway, increasing the risk

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TREE STUMPS REMOVED: Eight of the 15 tree stumps at Tahunanui Back Beach have been removed after a child came close to falling through one of them.

Nelson City Council say they had an independent arborist look at the stumps and eight were removed as they were found to be rotting. The council says the stumps were considered to be a health and safety issue. “If someone’s child was playing on/under these and got hurt, then we would have been negligent not to have done something,” said the council.

FINE FOR PLANT: Nelson Pine Industries Limited has been fined over $50,000 after one of its workers was injured trying to clear a jammed log in a conveyor belt with his hands.

The man was struck by a metal log kicker last year and spent six days in hospital with lacerations to his left arm. He suffered from tendon, muscle and nerve damage. The company was sentenced at the Nelson District Court for failing to ensure the safety of an employee while at work. Nelson Pine Industries was ordered to pay $45,000 in fines and $10,000 in reparations to the worker.

of a slip. The report says the alignment of the track that was specified in plans was changed and moved to “inside the preferred 50m minimum separation to the walkway”.

However, the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary Trust and Nelson City Council would not comment on the report which was sent to them on April 28.

The trust’s general manager Hudson Dodd says he can’t comment on the report until they have completed the insurance process for the damage to the track and walkway.

The council’s only response was “we are still working through the issues with the

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She says staff at the ski field have been prepping for opening day on July 4 with the mechanics working on the snow grooming machines.

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The report also provides six options for repairing the damage caused by the 35m long slip, that wiped out a 20m section of the historic, 150-year-old Dun Mountain Walkway and carried debris downhill onto the fence track. The walkway was closed following the slip and was only reopened after a temporary repair was completed on April 24.

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Nelson sailor Daryl Wislang’s Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing Team has won the Volvo Ocean Race with a leg to go, and the former Waimea College and Hope School student says he’s already setting his eyes on the next one.

Daryl is the boat captain of Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing which crossed the finished line into Lorient in France in third place, but secured it enough points to ensure they could not be overtaken in the race for the round the world title.

He says it was a strange feeling on the boat when it crossed the finish line knowing they’d done enough to win.

“It was really close heading to the finish line, a team was just 0.6 of a mile behind us and if they had overtaken us we wouldn’t have been in the wining position, so it was pretty tense right up until the finish.”

Daryl has been involved in the Volvo Ocean Race for a decade and he says to win it is a huge achievement. “It doesn’t matter how little sleep you’ve had, you’ve got plenty of energy to have a good celebration when you cross the line. It’s been ten years of my life to try and do it and it’s a great feeling.

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Daryl Wislang readies a reefing line as the spray is launched over his head during the Volvo Ocean Race. Photo: Matt Knighton/Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing. do well in any of those races is amazing.”

The nine month 38,739-nautical mile race started in Spain in October, before heading to South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, China, New Zealand, Brazil, the United States, Portugal, France and it will finish in Sweden.

Daryl says he’d love to take the next step and skipper his own boat. “It would be quite nice to get something going out of New Zealand. Skippering a boat is a goal I’ve had for a long, long time but whether or not that happens, who knows?”

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In the meantime, Daryl will head to the United States a week after the end of the ocean race to sail in a trans-Atlantic race before taking a break. After that it could be planning for the next round the world race, or perhaps a tilt at the America’s Cup. “With all these people leaving Team New Zealand there might be an opportunity to go and do the cup with them, you never know.”

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Lighthouse weather vane refurbished Jacob Chandler

The Boulder Bank’s iconic lighthouse is to have its weather vane reattached this week, after it was blown off and damaged in March’s 65-knot winds.

The weather vane has been refurbished by Port Nelson staff, and Goleman Industrial Rigging have the difficult task of scaling the balcony and attaching the heavy weather vane to the top of the lighthouse.

Bruce Robertson, one of the lighthouse caretakers who runs The Ferry to Haulashore Island, says the weather vane was due to be refurbished but the wind had got to it before plans were put in place to take it down properly.

“I went out a couple of days after the storms and the wind had blown it off. The drama was that we couldn’t find it again."

A member of the public later found the weather vane as he was walking along the boulder bank.

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"When it blew off, it was broken and battered and bent. We took it back to the port and one of the machinists in there has rebuilt the whole thing,” Bruce says.

The weather vane also smashed a small gas unit that fits on the top of the lighthouse.

The unit is designed to control the asthetaline that once fuelled the lamp inside by contracting and expanding in the sun's warmth.

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Bruce says he wasn’t sure how they would go about fixing it, but to his astonishment the workers at Port Nelson came across a brand new gas unit in its original packaging at a Port Nelson store room. "It was a spare. It’s bloody brilliant, when they made things in those days they made them to last.”

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Speeding drivers caught Nelson motorists have been clocked travelling at up to 154kmh in a police speed sting.

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Fizzy drinks banned from school disco Simon Bloomberg Parents are over the moon about Henley School's new policy of making the annual school disco a fizzy drink-free event.

Three hundred and eighty-three pupils dressed up for the lunarthemed disco held in the school hall on Friday night. The pupils collected their disco packs as they arrived only to find that something was missing after the parents who organised the disco decided to replace the traditional fizzy drinks with bottled water.

Parent and organising committee member Tash Mehrtens says they decided on the change after all the bad publicity surrounding sugary drinks. She says young children didn't need fizzy drinks to have fun at parties and dances and the

parents agreed that water was a healthier option.

“Fun events don’t always need to involve sugar," Tash says. "It has also cut down on our organisational time as some kids can’t have sugar and we had to do separate packs for them."

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Natalie Walsh and Julie Anderson at the Henley School disco on Friday night.

Debbie Colvin and Paul Quintal on Saturday night.

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Robbie Burns’ hobby for years has been woodworking, but when the months got colder he decided he needed a new pastime to keep his nights busy.

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I don't want a flag that is like Aussie. We know how the election turned out. Plenty of left wing Key haters who dominate Facebook, but National won by heaps. Flag vote will be a close run thing if ambivalent left forget to vote again. S Hell Krow.

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Hopgood's wins national award: Fantastic news.

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That is great. It is well loved and rightly so. Gerda Smith.

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ment and Councils to sign off on another set of rules to temporarily make things easier. There is no talk of permanently changing the rules or abolishing them altogether, which is why there is a problem in the first place.

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Modellers Pond: I watch with interest the "for and against" the modellers pond. I think our council doesn't do a bad job, but I think on this occasion they are dragging the chain a little. A few years ago I visited Timaru and the play area they had put together for the kids was such a success. Now we have thousands of families come to holiday in Nelson, why cannot Nelson equal what Timaru has created? The city council has spent thousands to accommodate cyclists, don't you think our kids deserve as much? We have people on community service let's motivate these people to clean the area and get some concrete down. If the council is short of ideas contact Timaru council for picture/ plans. Get stuck in now, council, our winter is only short so we can have some happy kids. George Barker.

Rocks Rd footpath strengthened: Hope they make it wider, it is such a hazard for foot traffic.

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Art Bots made at Richmond Mall Rotary build barbecue shelters at Rabbit Island

Young visitors to the Richmond Mall on Sunday had the opportunity to create their very own ”Art Bot” as part of an activity set up by the Ministry of Inspiration.

Art Bots are motor-powered creatures designed to hold felttip pens and create squiggly lines when placed on paper.

Ministry of Inspiration president, Leanne Pressman, says the Art Bot idea was created to teach kids a little bit about electronics and motors safely while having a fun and creative time decorating them.

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$

NOW

9,999

2003 MAZDA AXELA 23 SPORT

NOW

$

$

NOW

8,999

2004 TOYOTA AVENSIS 2 LITRE SEDAN

5 door hatch, Factory Alloys and body kit, Dual airbags, ABS brakes, climate control.

Was $12,999

Was $9,999

70,000Kms, 5 Airbags, ABS brakes, climate control, traction control, European styling

10,999

Was $10,999

$

NOW

9,999

2006 HONDA STREAM

2009 MITSUBISHI COLT

2005 TOYOTA ESTIMA AERAS PREMIUM

1997 TOYOTA HILUX DOUBLE CAB 2WD

7 Seater, Look-Only 20800 Kms, 1.7 VTEC engine, Alloy Wheels, Airbags, ABS Brakes.

LT 5 Door Hatch, Only 19000 Kms, Wine Red, Very nice car, Air Con, Airbags, ABS Brakes.

8 Seats, Dual sliding doors, Cruise control, Dual airbags,ABS brakes, Climate control, Strong 2.4 chain driven engine.

2.4 Diesel, NZ New, 148Kms, 6 Seats, 5 Speed manual.

Was $12,999

NOW

$

10,900

2005 MAZDA AXELA

5 Door hatch, Awesome in Black, Nice Alloys, ABS brakes, Airbags.

Was $11,999

NOW

$

9,800

Was $12,999

$

NOW

9,900

2005 NISSAN WINGROAD

Only 51000 Kms, 1.5 Aero, Alloy wheels, ABS brakes, Airbags.

Was $17,999

NOW

$

16,900

Was $12,999

NOW

$

10,999

2005 TOYOTA CALDINA ZT 2 LITRE

NOW

$

NOW

$

10,999

2008 SUBARU IMPREZA 1.5 SPORT

Rare 4WD model, Stunning look in black with factory body kit & Alloys, dual airbags, ABS brakes, Climate control.

Was $16,999

Was $12,999

62,000Kms, 5 Door hatch, factory alloys, Dual airbags, ABS brakes, Climate control.

14,999

Was $17,999

NOW

$

15,999

2006 SUBARU LEGACY

2008 FORD FALCON FG XR6

2008 TOYOTA RUSH G LIMITED SUV

2005 VW GOLF GTI, 2.0 TURBO

B Sport wagon, 2.0i, Auto, Alloy wheels, ABS brakes, Airbags.

Great value big 6 cylinder tow car, Factory Bodykit, Spoiler, Alloy Wheels, 4 Airbags, Towbar.

71,000Kms, 5 Door, Factroy Alloys, Fog Lamps, Rear Spoiler, Japan Auction Grade 4.5, Immaculate.

64,000Kms, Grade 4.5 Auction Grade, 10 Airbags, ABS brakes, Climate Control, Stunning Look.

ClEaranCE CEntrE. 6 va NOW $6,888

2005 NISSAN TIIDA 5 Door hatch, Very popular, Has the bigger 1.8 engine, Airbags, ABS brakes, Air Con.

The

NOW $8,808

2004 TOYOTA WISH

7 Seater, What a colour!, 2.0 VVT-i engine, Airbags, ABS, Alloys.

car

NOW $7,888

2001 MAZDA TRIBUTE

4WD, 2.0 litre economy, Factory Alloy Wheels, Airbags, ABS brakes, Towbar.

NOW $4,308

2003 MITSUBISHI DIAMANTE

NZ New, Series 2 VR, Big 3.5 V6, Bright Red, Factory Alloys, ABS Brakes, Airbags.

COMPANY Limited

Fo

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ch...on salE now! tahunanui 1 tahunanui dr. Ph: 539 6285 Was $11,999

$

NOW

9,977

2008 MAZDA DEMIO

Only 45,000kms (Certified), ABS, 2 Air Bags, Remote Key, CD Player, Auto Headlight System, Retractable Power Wing Mirror, DOHC, 16 Valve, VVT. One of the most popular small 5 door hatches on the market.

Was $13,999

NOW

$

11,777

Was $14,999

NOW

$

12,277

ABS, ESC, 8 Air Bag, Remote Key, Tiptronic, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Engine Push Start Button, Retractable Power Wing Mirror, Power Seats (Driver/Passenger), Fog Lamp.

NOW

ovEr 500 Cars!

$

12,777

Was $11,999

$

NOW

9,884

1995 MITSUBISHI L200

D/Cab, 4 Wheel Drive, 2.5 Diesel, 1 local owner with receipts for Cambelt, Canopy.

Was $13,999

NOW

$

12,774

Was $9,999

$

NOW

8,884

2002 NISSAN SERENA

Luxury 8 Seater van, Nice set of Alloys, 2.0 Auto, Airbags, ABS brakes.

Was $21,999

NOW

$

17,884

2006 TOYOTA COROLLA

2005 MAZDA AXELA 2000 CC

2006 HYUNDAI TUCSON

2006 NISSAN NAVARA

Immaculate condition inside and out. Newer shape with push button starting and fitted with the 1.8 VVT-i engine and matched to a smooth CVT transmission with tiptronic function. This hatch is excellent buying.

Alloy Wheels, Air Conditioning CD Player and many other features. Mazda has always got the basics right.

Ride and handling is great.

CRDi Diesel turbo, NZ New, 10 Airbags, Cruise Control, Nudge Bar, Towbar.

Ventura 4x2, 2.5 Diesel Turbo, 5 Speed Manual, Canopy, CD, Air Con, Towbar.

Was $12,999

$

NOW

9,477

2005 HONDA AIRWAVE

Only 26,000 kms. Ride and handling are great, the interior is well-laid out, fuel economy is outstanding and reliability is ranked right up there with the best brands.

This Airwave is no exception.

Was $13,999

NOW

$

11,777

Was $14,999

NOW

$

13,377

2008 SUBARU IMPREZA

Tiptronic, Auto Aircon, CD Player, TV, Navigation System, Retractable Power Wing Mirror, Door Visor, Fog Lamp. One of the most trendy hatches on the market.

Was $12,999

NOW

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2005 BMW 320

Was $13,999

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$

9,977

Was $16,999

NOW

$

15,774

2005 TOYOTA KLUGER

7 Seater Grande, 4WD, 3.3 V6, 8 Airbags, ABS brakes, Nudge Bar.

Was $34,999

NOW

$

33,334

Was $19,999

NOW

$

19,444

2005 NISSAN NAVARA

Ventura 4 Wheel Drive, 3.0 litre Diesel Turbo, Canopy, Alloy Wheels, NZ New.

Was $31,999

NOW

$

29,994

1996 TOYOTA PRADO

2004 TOYOTA CALDINA

2007 TOYOTA HILUX

2013 SSANGYONG REXTON

Prado - hHear this and we are sure these things come to mind. Reliability, Economy, Value for money. Powered by a 3000cc Intercooled Turbo Diesel, 4 WD with Hi-Lo ratio gearbox. It’s not just a SUV it is a Toyota icon.

Well the Toyota Caldina. So where do we start? I do not think the page is big enough to get the full story.

Reliability, economy, safety, comfort, space, all are part and parcel in the Caldina.

4WD, ABS Brakes, Air Conditioning, Alloy Wheels, Tow Bar, Nudge Bars, Cruise Control.

Common rail 2.7 litre turbo diesel, 4 Wheel Drive, Alloy Wheels, Climate Control, NZ New, Alarm, Air Conditioning.

anguard st. Ph: 546 6553 NOW $4,808

1997 HONDA CR-V NZ New 4WD, Towbar, Alloy wheels, Airbags, ABS brakes.

NOW $8,808

2004 HONDA ODYSSEY

Superb 7 Seater people mover, 2.4 i-VTEC engine, Alloy Wheels, Air Con, ABS, Airbags.

NOW $9,458

2003 FORD FALCON XR6

BA 4.0 litre, Sharp in Red, Great guying, Factory Body Kit, Alloy Wheels, Spoiler.

NOW $3,908

1995 MERCEDES-BENZ C280

Fitted with the 2.8 6 cylinder engine, Air Conditioning, Alloy Wheels, Tow Bar, Electric Windows, Central Locking, CD Player.

or the month oF June only! Plus many more! www.carcompanynelson.co.nz

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CLUB WAIMEA NEWS Ph: 543 9179

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Successfully out fishing

Leanda Richards with a trumpeter during one of the groups fishing trips around the region.

Experience the camaraderie Don’t miss out on the chance to see barbershop at its best. Men in Accord are excited to be hosting the Canterbury Plains Men for a weekend of four part harmonies, a-capella. The Canterbury Plains Men are Christchurch’s barbershop group and twenty of them will be venturing north, spending Friday, July 24 and Saturday, July 25 in Nelson; the highlight of their trip being a joint concert on the Saturday. Men in Accord are hoping to take advantage of the great acoustics of Nelson Cathedral but the venue is yet to be confirmed. For a gold coin

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donation, the public can also enjoy the magic of barbershop, so keep an eye on the Club Waimea newsletter for more details.

Men in Accord are always on the lookout for new members and everyone is welcome. Even if you can’t hold a tune, don’t despair, the group are always happy to teach those that want to learn.

Rehearsals are held every Tuesday from 7:15pm and are a great way to experience barbershop music, as well as the camaraderie of a good bunch of blokes. Men in Accord have recently had a group of new members join af-

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ter they were blown away by the talent when they came along to listen; younger enthusiasts are also welcomed. When it comes to singing for an audience, Men in Accord are regular visitors to local retirement homes and on occasion, perform alongside the ladies barbershop group, Harmony Chorus. For the last year or so, the group has been rebuilding after losing several members but it is now sounding better than ever. To enquire about joining Men in Accord, contact Brian Wood on 547 7191.

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The Club Waimea Fishing Section enjoys fishing and social action both around Nelson and further afield.

Our members are all keen fishermen and fisherwomen. In the past five years we have been successfully out fishing in Cook Strait from Picton, D’Urville Island from Nelson and also Okiwi Bay, Pelorus Sound from Havelock and the Kaikoura Coast from both the Clarence and Kaikoura itself and also Pegasus Bay from Motenau. We are always looking for new places to fish and are considering going out to Kaha-

rangi Shoals this winter. We also do local trips out of Nelson and Okiwi Bay using our members own boats for the usual species of brim, gurnard, snapper, blue cod, terakihi, kingfish and kahawai etc. We have competitions for members for these various species of fish and trophies are awarded annually. We meet monthly at Club Waimea on the first Wednesday of the month to discuss and organise all our events.

Our next meeting is on Wednesday July 1 at Club Waimea, starting at 7.30pm. Our club contact person is Leanda Richards, Ph 5418123.

In front: Charles (Chuck) Ingleson, Neil Henderson, Andy Rolfe, Brian Charlett, Barry Carley.

Middle row: Robin Johansen, Rex Frew, Jeff Quartly, Mike Fitzsimons, Wallis Browne, Graham Reburn.

Back row: Dave Baker, Rob Packer, Chris Harris, Stephen Zanetti, Brian (Woody) Wood

From the President’s desk...

appreciated and at times were tested however, again I believe we have now a complete restaurant contractor which will serve our members requirements.

Please support Phillip HazeldI would like to thank all those ine. members that took time to at- To the executive and board tend the 2015 AGM. again it was team work and that It’s your club and that’s the time showed especially during the to understand what the board Clubs NZ Conference to which and executive do to make Club we are still receiving compliWaimea special ments. and to have your To our manager John Hewison, your expersay positively.

Not all agree at tise in club matters has been so valutimes on the decisions made but able and to our staff, please be assured thank you for your that they are done support towards the for the best interwell being of our club.

To all our volunteers, ests of your club.

Janine Phipps a big thank you for all We have an upgrade, which is you have done, you forced upon us, in the casino are special people within Club room which will take place over Waimea. the next few months. This is to I am looking forward to leadcomply with the gaming laws ing your club into another year and will make our casino more which will be a testing year fipeople friendly. nancially however, I believe we I would like to thank our Board have the expertise to survive Director, Dave Birdling, for his and be a proud club. support for myself during the I am proud to be your President, changeover of the restaurant thank you all for your support. contractor, his negotiation and Janine Phipps contract skills were very much

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If you love music and movement, Sioux Line Dancing is for you. No longer is line dancing strictly country, the group dances to a range of different tunes including several modern songs and whether you want a fast-paced, energetic hobby, or a gentle, leisurely experience, line dancing can cater to both. The Sioux Line Dance group meet at Club Waimea every Wednesday night at 6:30pm. Their evening starts off with an improver class for those who were beginners last

Club Waimea’s AGM was held on Sunday June 14 and the results saw Jan Phipps re-elected as President,

and Wayne Bowen as Vice-President. Both were unopposed when it came time to vote.

Travelling Hillbillies on 4 July

Having owned houses previously, Dave enjoys the con-

benefits of caravan life and freedom from the ties a house can bring. Living next to the race track is also a bonus as Dave is still very involved with it; continuing to own a couple of horses, and having owned and trained them earlier in his life.

The other great thing about living in the camp, says Dave, is the people. Once in a while the camp will get together for a party, either in the club or, if it’s summer, around a barbeque outside.

During Dave’s years as a resident of Club Waimea, the facility has only gone through one major change is his eyes and that’s its size. Back in Dave Porteous is one of Club the day the club rooms were Waimea caravan park’s longest much smaller and more standing residents, having been “homely,” than the modern there 32 years. building we see today, alvenience of living right in the though he agrees it still has a town centre, the economical great atmosphere.

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year, and is followed by an intermediate level class. Although there are no beginners within the group, group instructor, Sue Wilson will be glad to take a few minutes to teach those interested some basics.

Club Waimea’s Sioux Line Dance group is all about having fun and outside of their weekly meets, the group take part in public demonstrations, as well as social trips to other line dance clubs around the country, from the West Coast to Blenheim and Christchurch.

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Sioux Line Dance Group

Club Waimea has a new addition to its team. Phil Hazeldine has taken on the position of chef and from July 2, will be running Richmond’s only dedicated buffet restaurant. A la carte meals will also remain available. Phil has been a chef all his life and is looking forward to running Phil’s Place, which will be open Thursday to Sunday from 5pm. He will also be offering breakfast lunch and dinner catering for Club Waimea functions. For a proper introduction to Phil, keep an eye out for the upcoming Club Waimea feature in Waimea Weekly.

Club Waimea prides itself on providing a warm and friendly atmosphere where members can feel at home, and some have taken that quite literally.

Club Waimea has a small community living on its back door step and no one knows Club Waimea hospitality better that resident Dave Porteous.

Originally from Dunedin, Dave shifted to Spring Creek in Picton and then to Nelson where he planned to build a few houses.

However, Dave couldn’t resist what the region had to offer and decided to stay put, settling into a job with Taylors Timber and deciding, on the spur of the moment, to purchase a caravan and stick it in the Club Waimea caravan park; a place he has now called home for 32 years.

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Coming up in Club Waimea’s entertainment is the Travelling Hillbillies who will be helping the club celebrate American Independence Day on July 4. Dress

up in your red and white colours, sign their national anthem, enjoy some hotdogs and chips and listen to the best of true American hillbilly music.

Members Draw Member No`s 1200, 1482, 86, 1562, 684, 373, 116 and 1628 were not here and next week there will be two draws for $1,500.

Upcoming Entertainment June 20 27 July 4 11 18 25

Tim Pannell Mareen The Travelling Hillbillies Avago D`s Karaoke Tim Pannell

Clubs & activities to join at Club Waimea Cards Darts Fishing Golf Indoor Bowls Pool Rugby Supporters Snooker Squash Texas Hold’em Poker Outdoor Bowls Sioux Line Dance Totsadl RSA RSA Ladies Harmony Chorus Men in Accord NN Motorcycle Group Sun City Rockers

Anne Ryder Karen Thomas Leanda Richards Wayne Bowen Kevin McKenzie Rob Barnett Gary Brown Shane Geddes Brendon Whitley Bill McKenna Jean McKenzie Sue Wilson Viv Hitchcock Terry Richardson Jan Blackmore Maggie Trodahl Brian Wood Craig Mills Marie Bone

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you’ll also find the perfect place to stay. Alpine Garden Motel is located on the edge of a plateau in one of Hanmer Springs’ sunniest positions; offering spectacular views over the Hanmer Basin and out to the mountains.

Hosts Deb and James Mason are proud to offer their guests a mixture of studio units with spa baths, one bedroom units and two bedroom family units, along with welcoming and friendly service to make your stay memorable.

All their units feature kitchen facilities and free, unlimited wifi. Plus, Deb and James are happy to accept Farmland and SuperGold cards. For those look-

ing to relax and unwind, Hanmer offers a superb selection of cafes, restaurants, retail shops and, of course, the hotpools. There are a number of other activities to try for those seeking a bit more adventure, just ask Deb or James when you arrive.

Beaurepaires With the onset of winter comes a new set of road conditions, so keeping an eye on tyre condition is important for a safe journey. Beaurepaires is here to make sure you stay out of harm’s way when on the road with two winter specials to keep your tyres up to

scratch. A half price wheel alignment with every four new tyres purchased will ensure you get the best out of your new wheels, and when you purchase two new tyres, you’ll go in the draw to win $100 worth of petrol vouchers; a handy prize to help out with your winter motoring. Vehicle owners can also bring their cars in to the workshop for free pressure checks. Correctly inflated tyres are not only safer when it comes to road traction, they save you fuel as the effort required to get the vehicle moving is reduced. Don’t put off getting your tyres to a safe standard, call into Beaurepaires today.

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Surviving Winter a luxury five night trip to Fiji for two, staying at the Westin Denarau Island Resort and Spa. It’s not every day you get to enjoy a trip to Fiji, especially one that’s paid for you, so check out their website at www.shuttleworth

painters.co.nz for full competition terms and conditions. Don’t forget to give them a call today on 03 548 8383 to get your free quote. Plus, Shuttleworth are happy to accept credit cards.

Enjoy the stunning views of Kaiteriteri while you dine at Kimi Ora’s very own The Views Vegetarian Restaurant.

Kimi Ora With the cold season upon us, why not head over to Kaiteriteri and enjoy a night at Kimi Ora. Just minutes from the world-famous Kaiteriteri beach, Kimi Ora is nestled amongst 12 hectares of native bush, making it the perfect venue to relax in the spa, or relaxing in one of their chalets with panoramic views of the beach and surroundings.

What makes them unique is their on site restaurant that uses local and organic produce to produce sumptuous and healthy meals.

Feel like a massage? Kimi Ora has fully-trained masseuses on deck, there is also beauticians on site that can offer you a facial, manicure and even a pedicure. They have just announced their

winter specials, so contact them on 03 527 8027 and enquire about a package that suits you and help you unwind.

Shuttleworth Painters & Decorators Shuttleworth Painters & Decorators invite you to visit their new showroom at 1 Echodale Place in Stoke. The showroom offers the perfect chance to pop in and relax over a coffee while you get inspired by the latest colours, samples and products. Shuttleworth are your residential and commercial painting and decorating experts; they’re also offering you the chance to go tropical this winter, after the success of their winter getaway competition last year. By accepting a quote between May 1 and July 31, 2015, you could win

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NEW ION T A C LO When you’ve got several tons of truck in your workshop it pays to have plenty of room and that’s just what Active Engineering Services Ltd didn’t have before they moved.

Now that they’ve settled into their new premises on Beach Rd, things are fitting a little bit better and the team are looking forward to taking on some bigger projects.

Active Engineering Services Ltd are a transport engineering company that repair, design and fabricate vehicles, from a domestic horse float

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42 Beach Road, Richmond Phone: 03 541 0971 activeengineering@xtra.co.nz or car trailer, right up to a commercial log truck and trailer, and everything in between.

Owner Graham Adams has owned and operated the business for nine years now, eight of those from his workshop on Gladstone Rd; but being in a small space and out of view from the road, he decided it was time to branch out.

Although Graham does have experience with structural engineering, it’s his 30 plus years of working in the transport engineering industry that

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Tom Tyson, Vaughn Toa, Graham Adams and Paul Renwick are the Active Engineering Services Ltd team. is valuable to Active Engineering’s customers.

Alongside Graham is a team of skilled and experienced engineers who pride themselves on quality workmanship and innovative solutions to their client’s requirements. During Paul Renwick’s 40 years as an engineer he’s spent 14 years in Australia working on high rise buildings, 14 years working on logging

trucks for Waimea Contract Carriers and has worked in the mining industry too. Tom Tyson is also proud to have experience in most aspects of general engineering including forestry machinery; although his specialty is as a machinist and fitter. Count up their experience and you have a significant amount for a small team.

• Warrants & repairs • all vehiCle serviCing for all budgets • brakes & ClutCh • Cambelts • suspension • exhausts & radiators • transmission repairs & serviCing • tyres • Wheel alignments • engine replaCements • diff & gearbox overhauls

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42 Beach Road, Richmond Phone: 03 541 0971 activeengineering@xtra.co.nz

The Active Engineering Services team are loving their new workshop on Beach Road, Richmond.

They have space to spare, allowing them to tackle much bigger jobs, and the cranes and logging trucks they regularly work on fit perfectly under the high roof.

the truck or trailer because everything is flexing when the vehicle is moving, especially if it’s carrying a load. When a trailer built by the team is going down the road at 90kph, it’s a bit like a constant force ten hurricane and an eight on the

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www.wadscotrucks.co.nz is significantly different to structural. While a road transport engineer can do structural engineering, it isn’t so easy to do it the other way round, and the team acknowledges that good road transport engineers are few and far between; luckily for locals and even businesses round the country, Active Engineering Services are one of them. Road transport engineering looks at fatigue, cracking and other elements failing in

Richter scale, and to create a vehicle or trailer that will handle such forces, the team requires a lot of skill.

Active Engineering contracts to Waimea Truck and Crane, who are agents for Versalift access

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The other casual visitor to their workshop is David Plum; Active Engineering’s approved Land Transport Certifying Engineer.

David is an independent consultant who is called in as and when he’s needed to document their repairs or construction for the final sign off, which means their work meets New Zealand road regulations.

The term ‘engineering’ covers a lot of ground, but road transport

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Vulcan Steel Limited 23 Low Street, Port Nelson Phone (03) 545-8852 nelson@vulcansteel.co.nz

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GROUP bemodified associated with systems, brick ExcellenceProud in solidtoand plastering and block laying, stone masonry,Limited cobblestone work.

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The new workshop on Beach Rd offers much more room to accommodate engineering projects of all sizes. machinery. The work they do for Waimea Truck and Crane goes all over the country, while their local business includes well known companies such as Borlase Transport, Higgins Contractors and Allan Hahn Contracting.

When it comes to fabricating a truck to the specifications of a client business, Graham and the team start with the cab and chassis and build up from there; designing the layout of the truck to accommodate the Versalift, crane or trailer. Each customer also requires certain extras, such as cab cages, hand rails and tool boxes to suit the vehicles purpose; but no matter what the job may be, whether a small repair to a domestic trailer, to the complete build of a log truck, Graham and the team are more than capable of offering safe, quality work.

What makes road transport engineering more complicated is that often the clients brief may not necessarily comply with New Zealand road regulations. It’s Graham’s job to take his customers ideas and make them fit within the space and weight that will comply with our roads.

Apart from a beer at the end of the day, the team enjoys the challenge and seeing the end product work well in its field, which in turn makes a happy customer; something Graham and his team are very familiar with, and which has led to a lot of repeat work.

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Giving - isn’t it something we feel we should do ends meet ourselves, it doesn’t seem feasible. but often don’t do?

So what can we offer others?

Last month, Hope Community Church held a Rather than throwing items in the rubbish bin Big Share Fair as part of their biennial Hopefest maybe a neighbour or a young family could use week. these items.

Members of the church and also the local com- Food’s a universal language, as we all have to eat. munity donated items they no longer So next time you’re making a casserole required as well as fresh produce, so or such like, how about doubling the other people were able to get items for recipe and freezing the extra to give free. away some time to a neighbour who What do we know about giving? may have lost a family member, or be Independent surveys by professionals suffering some ill health.

Often at these times the thought of at Harvard Business School and the cooking can be so over-whelmimg University of California provide eviso to receive a meal would be such a dence that the happiness of those who give is greater than the receiver. blessing.

Also, a 1999 study suggests that 44 per Another way to bless someone ranChristians cent of those that volunteer, live a long- Against Poverty domly is to pay forward a coffee. Eier life. centre manager ther pay for the next persons in queue Further studies show that it provides a for a coffee or leave some money with Dave Harris. social connection and feeling of comthe barista to choose someone later in munity. the day.

It also evokes gratitude, meaning that when you In my role with Christians Against Poverty, our give you realise that you have in fact received free debt management service often invokes a more than others or sometimes more than you desire for our clients to give back or help others which re-enforces the research that giving here have really needed.

And giving is contagious. Many times when peo- and there will make the world is good. ple receive they are so blessed by the act they Did you know, no snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible. look to give to others.

How can giving look in our community? Espe- Let us all be snowflakes in our community by cially when we feel we are struggling to make starting to give a little to those around us.

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The top of the table clash in Nelson Netball’s Collegiate 1 grade between Waimea College 9A and Waimea College 10C was a one-sided affair with 9A beating an under-strength 10C team 40-18 at the Saxton Courts on Saturday.

Waimea 9A coach, Karryn Stack says her charges have been steadily improving, and although Saturday’s game was definitely a good performance they are yet to play a consistent four quarters. The third quarter was shared five-all as the younger girls were, maybe a little complacent as they lead 22–6 at the major break, forgot to work to the game plan and “went off track”.

However, the 9A’s target is to have everything coming together for the South Island Junior Tournament which is to be held in Christchurch at the beginning of July.

Goal shoot Kate Dohmen was the star for 9A, scoring all but two of her team’s goals. Kate presented well to her feeders

Waimea 10C centre Bianca Rogers takes a catch during her side’s match against Waimea 9A at Saxton Field. Photo: Jessie Johnston. who delivered quality ball, and while the majority of Kate’s conversions were close to the post, she had to work for the optimum position - her 83 per cent average was commendable given the windy conditions.

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Wing defence Jamie Young had her best game of the season working tirelessly through court. She gained numerous intercepts and deflections and applied a huge amount of pressure around the circle.

Anna Gaging came in for praise from her coach as she “stepped up”, while sister Kate enjoyed the extra territory she covered out at goal defence. Kate’s job was to hassle and put the shooters under pressure and she carried out the instructions to the letter.

Stand-in coach for 10C, Enya Sharp said she was happy how the girls “came back” and played as a team in the second half when the score was 12–18.

Goal shoot Rose Miller had a tidy game shooting 77 per cent while mid-courter Bianca Rogers worked hard as the link through court.

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Heartbreak for Waimea as Wanderers win first club rugby title in 60 years Andrew Board The wizards have finally found the right formula.

After failing to beat Waimea Old Boys in two championship games in as many years, Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers, nicknamed the Wizards, finally beat their arch-rivals 15-11 in Saturday’s Tasman Trophy final.

It is the club's first major senior club rugby title in at least six decades.

Star & Garter Waimea may have been unbeaten all year and they may have been playing at home, but it was Wanderers that looked the more likely all game.

Playing with a strong wind at their backs in the first half, Waimea could only rack up an eight point lead at the break. Many side-line spectators felt that wasn’t enough.

Wanderers captain Trael Joass says the plan was to pressure the hosts and “put them in a position they hadn’t been all year”.

“We thought it was a 26 point wind so we were happy at half time,” says Trael.

Waimea threatened on a number of occasions in the second half but Wanderers dominated territory.

A try in the right-hand corner to Jesse Pitman tied the game up at 8-8 after an earlier penalty goal to the visitors.

Waimea took the lead again halfway through the second half, thanks to a quick-thinking dropped goal from Waimea’s halfback James Lash.

But in the final ten minutes, Wanderers continued to press and midfielder Sione Holani broke through the Waimea defence and scored a spectacular try next to the posts as his team-mates swarmed him.

After the successful conversion Wanderers had a 15-11 lead, which they were able to defend until the full time whistle.

Trael says the win was a huge relief for his side.

“It’s been a long time coming and we’ve had pressure all week from the supporters. But it’s awesome for the boys and awesome for the club. We’re got a great thing going here.”

The game doubled as a roundrobin game in the Car Company Nelson Bays division one club rugby championship, a competition Wanderers and Waimea are dominating.

If form continues, the two sides will meet once again in the club rugby final next month and many rugby fans will be thrilled to watch these two sides go at it again.

Waimea assistant coach Mark Milne says they’ll learn from the loss.

“They deserved their win - we don’t have any excuses. We made too many mistakes and missed a couple of opportunities while they made the most of theirs.

“We made some of the mistakes because they created a lot of pressure but we have to learn to deal with that pressure.”

Waimea plays Kahurangi at Jubilee Park Saturday and Mark says he expects the team to bounce back from their first loss this season.

“You always learn more from your loses than your wins so it’s up to us to learn from this one.”

Waimea Bs topple defending champs Waimea Old Boys senior B prevailed 12-3 in an old-school, low-scoring match at Jubilee Park on Saturday, to remain at the top of the Car Company Nelson division two championship.

It was expected to be a close, hard-fought battle, with Waimea going into the game just two points clear of second-placed Wanderers, and the game lived up to those pre-match expectations.

Although Waimea scored two tries, one in each half, it was their determined defence that secured the win. Waimea manager Marc Hunter says they were under pressure for long periods after going ahead 12-3 early in the second half and they needed resolute defence to keep their line intact.

Marc says the first half was also a “tight forward battle with both teams not giving anything away”.

Wanderers opened the scoring with a penalty before Waimea winger Kent Yarrell made a break down the sideline to score and give his team a 5-3 lead at half time. Waimea went ahead 12-3 early in the second half when Richard Tonga made a 40m run through Wanderers backs to score under the posts.

Marc says the stand-out players for Waimea were Tim Fensom, Matt Finn and Mason Thelin in the forwards and Ben Jeffery and Luke Thelin in the backs.

Waimea Women: The Waimea Old Boys senior women won both their games beating Marist 52-12 and Moutere 65-0. Waimea Old Boys under-19 beat Marlborough Boys Second XV 29-17.

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Special Olympics at Saxton

Students from special education classes around Nelson and Tasman played the beautiful game at Saxton Stadium last Wednesday helped by some “great kids” from Waimea College.

Teams from Nayland College, Maitai School, Waimea College Tapawera Area School and Motueka High School played in the annual Special Olympics Football tournament indoors at Saxton Stadium.

It was a big day out for the special education classes but it wouldn’t have been possible without help from a group of year 10 Waimea College students.

The school’s year 10 junior leaders have been helping out at Special Olympic events for a number of years and Special Olympics regional co-ordinator Graeme Bain says the 20 students did a great job again last week.

“They did the refereeing and line umpiring and kept the score - they even entered a team to even-up the draw as well,” Graeme says.

“They are great kids and they always do a wonderful job and are really supportive.

“We did a skills session in the morning and then we are having these games this afternoon. But it’s more about getting them all together and having fun.”

Waimea College year 10 student Zac Richardson-Hall says they enjoyed helping the special education soccer players who “are a big part of the school”.

“I know a lot of these special education kids so it was good to be able to help them with this.”

For the record, Waimea College Yellow won the division one competition while Tapawera won division two.

Waimea College year 10 student Xavier Anderson with players, from left, Maggie Duff, James Drummond and Josh Stubbs at the Special Olympics secondary schools soccer tournament at Saxton Stadium. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

SPORT Briefs CYCLING: Former Olympic road cyclist Robin Reid won the first race of the Ray White Winter Series around the Mt Heslington circuit on Saturday finishing in 1hr 26min 2sec with Grayson Napier 10 seconds back in second and Chris Sharland third at 14sec. Britta Martin won B grade in 1hr 13min 55sec with John Reid winning C grade.

RUNNING: The Monaco Nelson Mid-Winter Marathon is being held this Sunday starting from the Honest Lawyer and heading out to Rabbit Island and back. Runners and walkers can compete as individuals or teams of two. Walkers start at 8am and runners at 9am. Pre-registration will be available at the Shoe Clinic on Bridge St on Saturday from 9am to 4pm and on Sunday from 7am at the rear of the Honest Lawyer.

Waimea Intermediate School held their cross country races at Saxton complex last Friday. Above is Year 7 girls winner Haylee Gardiner running through the creek. Photo: Monique Bergman.

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Waimea Campus Arts Invitation Parents & caregivers are invited to visit the Waimea Campus Arts Gallery in the Waimea College Hall. The exhibition is open on Monday 29 June 8am - 8pm & Tuesday 30 June 8am -2pm. On display is art from Futures, Henley Kindergarten, Henley Primary, Waimea Intermediate, Maitai School, Salisbury School & Waimea College.

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Writers Workshop: Join Otago crime author PaddyRichardson&learnhowtobringyourcharacters to life. At Richmond Library 2-4pm Thursday 18 June. $30 bookings essential. Ph 543 8500.

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Foster Parents Change Lives & Communities. Child, Youth & Family are offering free training for foster parents & caregivers in Nelson. Date: June 23. Time 9am-4pm.ContactHeather039894200orheather. couper002@cyf.govt.nz for info.

Hamilton Boys High School, Argyle House 50 year reunion (1965 – 2015). Saturday, Aug. 1, 2015. Expressions of interest to kmclaughlin@hbhs.school. nz, ph 07 853 0437. Or brett.walker@farmside. co.nz., ph 07 877 6633. For further info, visit www. hbhs.school.nz/argylereunion.

Dementia expert & author Dr Chris Perkins at Richmond Library Weds 24 June 7.00-9.00pm.

Chris’s focus is on helping people deal with dementia with acceptance & compassion.

NELSON TRAMPING CLUB invites you: June 21,ParaparaPeak,Hard,$23,phChris5476628.Detailswww.http://nelsontrampingclub.org.nz RESTORE SINGLE MUMS COMMUNITY GROUP: Mid Winter Christmas Dinner” Saturday 6pm June 20 Beautiful Full Buffet Meal- Gorgeous Venue. ONLY $10- Limited Seats Contact Lorraine on 0274194588- by Thursday. ANY Single Mum WelcometoourBi-monthlyoutings.

“Live well stay well” group Wakefield Hall, June 23 9.45-11am. Amanda from “All About you” will be talking about skin care for the more mature & do-

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Do you love helping mums & bubs & have some time to give back to the community? Nelson Parents Centre is looking for some keen people to help co-ordinate & facilitate their antenatal & postnatal courses in Nelson. Ph Tania 5450964 casbag@xtra.co.nz ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Join us on Fridays, 4:00-5:45 pm at La Gourmandise, 276 Hardy Street, for informal French conversation. All welcome whatever your level of French. See www.af-nelson-tasman.org.nz TOASTMASTERS Improve your social confidence. Learn the art & skills of public speaking. There are 4 Toastmasters Clubs in Nelson & Motueka. For info contact June, 022-018-0853 or neatjun@yahoo.co.nz.

Richmond Toy Library, Big range of educational and fun toys for babies to pre-schoolers. Attractive membership options. Hours: Tues. 10am-12pm, Thur. 6.30-8.00pm, Sat. 10am to 12.30pm Come and see us: 20c Gladstone Road, Jubilee Park, behind Badminton Centre Richmond Playgroup FREE! Plunket rooms 56 Oxford St. Mondays (term time) 9.30am to 11.30am Morning Tea provided. All Welcome.

Contact Angela 0274441546 Marching Girls aged 5-8 years required for an Introductory Team starting training soon. Please ph Jodie, Marching Nelson’s Coaching Coordinator on 547-5117 for more information.

Help new refugees & migrants to Nelson-Tasman learn English for an hour or so a week. Training & support provided. Next volunteer training course starts 2 June. English Language Partners 539 4848 ali.morton@englishlanguage.org.nz Richmond Lions New members warmly welcome! Contact Alex on 544 2639 or for the Wakefield area Ivan on 541 9689.

Playgroup - Sallies Play Cafe Richmond: at The Salvation Army, 57 Oxford St on Fridays during school term 9.30am - 11.30am. Bring morning tea for your own child(ren). Cuppa provided. Gold coin donation. Contact Vanessa 0274446976.

Better Breathing Classes (BBC) including hydrotherapy pool held regularly. Light exercise with a focus on breathing & relaxation. Ph: Nelson Asthma Society 546 7675 AlzheimersNelson-ForpeoplelivingwithMemory loss & Dementia. Advice, Information & support ARE AVAILABLE. Phone 5467702 or 0800 004 001.Messages are cleared regularly.

Richmond Creative Fibre- meetings at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 9.30am - 2nd & 4th Thursday for Spinning, 3rd Thursday for Felting/weaving. New members welcome, bring your lunch. Mary 547 2611

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If you’re in employment and your wages go directly into a bank account, you’re almost there.

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Building Jobs Decking and Fencing Concrete Work Retaining Walls Maintenance Work ...and much more Grey Power Discounts

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Ph 548 7445

PLUMBING & GAS

• Plastering • Gib Fixing • Reskimming • Gib Cove • Gibstopping • Painting Call Tony 021 260 4480 tonysproul1@gmail.com

1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond 7081

Honest Reliable Master Master Honest Reliable Plumbers and Gasfitters Plumbers and Gasfitters Call us for the largest supply Since 1915 Since 1915

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