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Gary Clark of the Tasman District Council downs a sausage during their breast cancer awareness barbecue.

Photo: Phillip Rollo.

A sea of pink flooded the TDC offices last week as council staff showed their support for the New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation.

Sarah Downs organised the dress up within the Tasman District Council and says the main objective was to raise awareness about breast cancer.

Within TDC, and outreach service centres and libraries, staff were encouraged to wear pink for that day. Pink ribbons and breast cancer pens were sold for the foundation. Sarah says with those alone the TDC raised $148 just at the main office, but had not yet received totals from the service centres.

They also had a barbecue at lunchtime and a raffle draw where all the prizes on offer were pink.

Fanzones ready for Rugby World Cup finale New Zealand’s biggest sporting event is only days away and locals will get the opportunity to taste action with Fanzones set up around the region, as well as in local pubs and rugby clubrooms.

The All Blacks beat Australia 20-6 to book its place in the Rugby World Cup final this Sunday night against France at Auckland’s Eden Park, and Fanzone organisers are expecting thousands to turn out to cheer on

their side in either Nelson or Motueka.

Robbies Bar & Bistro is one of many bars and restaraunts in the Tasman region screening the game. Its owner, Phil Hazeldine, is hoping for a good turnout this weekend and will be showing the game live on five big screens. He says there will also be a drinks special of four Heinekens for $12 up until half time.

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final live from the rugby club rooms, and for a small charge will also be cranking the barbecue at 7:30pm in the lead up to the 9pm kick off.

Wanderers club manager Diane Drogemuller says they would be likely to screen the game if the interest was there.

Everyone spoken to by the Waimea Weekly expected numbers to increase with a public holiday following the game.

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“Oh it was awesome. They’re going to win. Aaron Cruden is a machine. I’m picking 30-6 to New Zealand.”

“Oh yeah I watched it. It was good. I’m going to watch the game in my living room. I don’t know what the score will be but it’ll be close.”

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The Richmond Church of Christ fair returned with its biggest showing in a number of years on the weekend.

Close to $3000 was raised in the fair and the money is likely to be put towards improving the church’s facilities, says minister Steve Rollo.

Steve says it was a great “community event” with many of the punters on the day coming from outside the church family. “It was a great day and there was a number of people showing interest in our services and youth programmes, which was good too,” he says. “The fair is always a great opportunity for the church to work together.”

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Bill Monk will manage to tick off one thing on his wife’s bucket list this weekend, as the couple jet off to the Rugby World Cup final.

The banker was the recipient of an internal ANZ/National Group prize pool that saw him win two tickets to the final along with flights and accommodation all paid for.

Two thousand seven hundred and ninty staff members entered the competition, which included five Rugby World Cup based questions, and Bill’s name was pulled out of the hat.

“I rang my wife and I was like ‘put some wine in the fridge for dinner because I’m coming home early. I’ve won something better than money’,” he says.

Bill says going to a Rugby World Cup was on his wife Nerida’s bucket list, which was made two years ago. “It was a bit of a dream really. We always wanted to go. It’s just unbelievable.”

With three rugby-mad sons, it was always going to be his wife Nerida who came on the trip.

And while there’s no doubt Bill will be expecting a New Zealand win over France, the Richmond man said he would not have minded if the All Blacks hadn’t reached the final from a spectacle point of view. “The chance to go up there and experience the atmosphere, even it had been two neutral sides would still have been an awe-

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Brother’s memory runs on Phillip Rollo

cancer. “The shoes never came out of the box and he was dead three months later.”

With the memory of his recently deceased brother But Carl was adamant that he was going to compete running through his head and his feet planted in the and was still training for the games six weeks up until shoes his sibling was to wear at these South Island he passed away. “He was getting slowly weaker and in Masters Games, Brett Thornalley was a man pos- the last few weeks it just tortured him. It was just so sessed with grief, pride and determination. rapid,” says Brian.

This wasn’t enough to win him the race, or even lift Carl left behind a wife and a three year-old child. him from the back of the field. But when Brett fin- Brian and Brett both wore yellow wristbands from ished the 800 metre race that his older brother Carl Carl’s funeral in the race. entered earlier this year, he was a happy man.

Running in Carl’s shoes, Brett took an early lead in “It was just about him today and we’re just the 800m as the athletes rounded the first proud to do it for him,” says Brett. bend, before slowly falling behind. But he When Carl Thornalley passed away just says the results were secondary on the day, months short of competing in the South despite picking up a bronze medal for his Island Masters Games, Brett took it upon efforts. himself to run in his honour and alongside “It was good. It his 70 year-old father Brian. was hard and it Brett picked up a bronze medal in the 30-44 was battle all the year-old 800m and Brian claimed a national way, but I always record for his 9.38 second time in the 60m had someone sprint, and speaking to them at Saxton Oval I was trying to on Saturday, the pair say it was a proud mo- Carl Thornalley. catch. It was purement to compete in his honour. Carl was a fine ath- ly running for my brother lete, says Brian, and was training for the 100m, 200m, and that was it. But if I could 400m and 800m at the Masters Games. beat someone or get a medal Carl was going to run alongside his father, who was then that’s just a bonus.” targeting the 60m 70-75 year old record. But when Brian started the morning Carl passed away in June, aged just 41 years old, Bri- off with a bang claiming an says he couldn’t race anymore. gold in the 60m sprint and “I just lost all interest in doing anything, but Brett landing his New Zealand said well we’ve gotta do it for Carl because that’s what record, before blowing his he wanted,” he says. hamstring in the 100m.

The day Carl’s brand new Adidas running shoes ar- A large group of friends and rived from the United States he was waving them the family were there to support around the house in awe. But tragically, it was only the Thornalleys at the athhours later that he received news that he had terminal letics track.

Left: Brett Thornalley competes in the 30-44 year-old 800m at the Masters Games at Saxton Oval on Saturday afternoon.

Above: Brett Thornalley holds up his brother Carl’s running shoes alongside his father Brian. Brett and Brian both competed in the Masters Games in honour of brother and son Carl Thornalley, who died in June this year. Carl had planned to compete in the Masters Games. Photos: Phillip Rollo.

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Speed tolerance tightens ahead of holiday Police are hoping for a safe weekend on the roads this Labour Weekend and are reminding drivers of their lowered speed tolerance of four kilometres per hour.

Lowering the tolerance has made a real difference to the number of deaths on the roads over previous holiday periods since it was introduced last year.

Tasman District road policing manager Inspector Jenni Richardson says drivers could expect roads to be busy with the holiday coinciding with the final Rugby World Cup 2011 game and other events across the district.

“There are large number of tourists driving around the country who may be un-

familiar with our roads and our unique The lowered speed tolerance was introdriving conditions. Along with the in- duced last Queen’s Birthday after a discrease in holiday traffic drivers can ex- astrous Easter when 12 people died on pect to see an increase in road policing the roads.

Police now implement the lowered tolas well.

Jenni says all of the road policing staff in erance for all holiday periods and have Tasman would be on duty for the long recorded a corresponding reduction in deaths on the roads during holiday peweekend.

“If you break a traffic law you will have riods. a high chance of being apprehended. “We know it has made a real difference,” I’m hoping that the high visibility polic- says Jenni. ing and the public education around lowered speed tolerance will have an impact on infringements and crashes on School’s out, toys are in! our roads.”

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Iris James and Rosalie Richardson at the RSA luncheon at Club Waimea.

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Shelley Roberts and Claudia Allan at the South Island Masters Games party.

Kevin Atkinson performing at the Masters Music in Sundial Square on Monday, the music is set to continue all week at Sundial Sq.

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Breast cancer volunteers thank generous locals Sharon Bateman and Kay Monopoli took to the streets of Richmond to help fundraise during Pink Ribbon Appeal Day. Sharon, who had lost her sister to breast cancer, says the feedback and support and been very positive. “People see that this is an importance.

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Ewing Poultry served up almost 300 cooked breakfasts using close to 600 eggs during the celebrations on Friday morning.

A few dozen more were used for the egg and spoon races and another batch were decorated by children in the egg dressing competition. The winning egg came complete with a grass skirt and parsley for hair. Those who didn’t have World Egg Day marked out on your calendar will get another opportunity with organisers saying it could become a regular event.

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Forced in to the army 50 years on Imagine watching Lotto and instead of the numbers shooting out potentially winning you millions, they won you a place in the army.

That was exactly the fate for 20 year-old Lindsay Jukes and 18 year-old Malcolm Melven around 50 years ago. The pair were drafted into the National Service Training, a compulsory military training scheme in place in New Zealand in the 1950’s and after a short break, again in the 1960’s.

They, along with other locals who were apart of the compulsory military training, are hosting a national reunion in Nelson to celebrate 50 years of the National Service.

For Malcolm, he was drafted into the CMT – or compulsory military training – that was in force in the 1950’s to help build up a strong list of trained men in the decade after World War 2. He says the 14 week initial training and then yearly refreshers were “fun” and he enjoyed the experience. “It wasn’t an option so you didn’t think about it, you had to go and had to behave, so we did. The punishment of acting up wasn’t worth it,” he says.

He recalls several of his fellow draftees having to scrub rocks with toothbrushes and dig holes, only to then fill them in again. “It was pretty demoralising for them so the easiest thing was to keep Lindsay Jukes, left, and Malcolm Melven are helping organise a nayour trap shut.” tional reunion for ex service-men in Nelson. Photo: Andrew Board.

CMT was closed down in 1958, but when Keith Holyoke entered parliament four years later the “I was 20 and had never been to the North Island so I looked Vietnam War was in full force and he brought back the mili- forward to it. I caught the train to Christchurch, the boat tary training under the new name, National Service. Draftees from Lyttelton to Wellington and then the train again, it was were selected by a national ballot, using the balls for game a helluva long way.” show Golden Kiwi, comparative to the modern Lotto. If you He says he made plenty of mates there, some he is still in birthday date was drawn you had to go into the military. contact with, and is expecting people from all over New ZeaLindsay Jukes entered several years after Malcolm, when it land and even some from Australia to attend the reunion in was called National Service and says the mammoth journey Nelson next April. from Southland to Wairuru in the North Island was an ad- Any locals that would like to be involved can send him an venture for him. email on ljukes@vodafone.net.nz or call 544 5749.

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Musician makes NZ schools band

LETTERS

The heartbeat of brass music in this country resides right here in Nelson and that beat will be accompanied this week by 40 of New Zealand’s top young brass players, including one from St Arnaud.

The Secondary Schools Brass Band of New Zealand is assembling in Nelson this week, under the direction of Nick Sharpe, a man credited with transforming the genre in this city. Also being selected in the band is four Nelson Vivace Youth Band members.

Ben Wotherspoon, of St Arnaud, and Waimea College, fought off tough competition to get seats on the second horn.

The band will meet up this Thursday at Teapot Valley to work on new songs over the weekend before taking their talents to local schools and hosting a concert at Nelson’s Theatre Royal.

Ben says this was his first audition for the band and was stoked to make the camp.

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“I’m looking for to it.

Meeting new people and there will be lots of new pieces to play. Difficult pieces too, which will be really exciting,” he says.

Ben has been playing the tenor horn for four and a half years and hopes performing with the other New Zealand members will help him continue his rise in the music industry.

“I just want to take the skills I already have to the next level,” he says.

The band will give a concert at the Nelson Theatre Royal on Monday October 24 under the baton of Nick Sharpe. The concert will feature a wide variety of music from early to modern, with a few surprises thrown in.

Evan Sayer, executive member of the National Brass Band Association, says Nelson is becoming quite a centre for brass music.

Groups from the band will also visit schools around the region on Tuesday and Wednesday 25 and 26 October.

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Sign winners score big The winners of the Go Makos competition met with Richmond Mall manager David Hill on Monday morning to show off their banners.

The Go Makos competition was run by the Richmond Mall and entrants had to make a sign saying ‘Go Makos’ and the Richmond Mall. They then took a photo of the sign in the coolest place around the region.

The winners of the competition all won a $1000 Richmond Mall voucher each.

The winners were; Montana Heslop, Josh Wilkinson, as well as Anna and Emily Milson.

Montana says she has already spent her $1000 while the others still had money to spend.

David said the majority of the money usually goes on buying electronics.

GIRLS NIGHT OUT: Event co-ordinator Natalee Reed is calling all girls to join and the team at Filco Farm and Sport for a fundraising evening. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Girls get on two wheels for fundraiser Calling all ladies, it’s time for Girls Night Out. Filco Farm and Sport will be holding their first ever charity event – a night out for the girls in support of breast cancer.

The night will be held at Filco Farm and Sport in Annesbrook on October 27 and is strictly females only.

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Filco will also be matching every dollar raised on the night for the New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation.

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Gardening

Gr wing Things

With Robyn Hollis

“A million shades of green........” Cruze took me for a walk the other day, (anyone who sees us while out and about on our walks will attest to the fact that this is true!) He is only 22 months old but at 40-odd kilos he does tend to be in charge at least some of the time. We were weeding our way up the Marsden Valley and it just looked so beautiful up on the hills with all the different shades of green – there must have been hundreds. The trees in this area are well established and many beautiful species are flowering and leafing up at this, my favourite time of the year. Flowering cherries dotted the hill with spots of pink and white while the large Rhododendrons are looking fabulous, with their bright flowers making a truly lovely

coloured canopy. Elms, oak, chestnuts and willows are all starting to move with beautiful fresh green leaves and of course the Kowhai stands proudly, fairly dripping with golden flowers. They are looking particularly good this season. The photo this edition is another of my favourite trees. This is the simply fabulous Cornus “Cloud 9”. It is a C.florida X C.nuttallii hybrid and is one of the earliest to set those lovely flowering bracts. They are not petals as such, but they cover the fairly insignificant flowers that are set right in the middle of the bloom. I look at this lovely tree from my dining room window. Cornus florida (Flowering Dogwoods) are native to north eastern USA and can grow to 8 metres or more in their original form.

The hybrids that we are able to buy here are some of the most attractive and smaller growing varieties – look for Cornus “Pink Flame” and “Cherokee Chief ” as well as Florida variegata. These are also grown for their beautiful coloured foliage.

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This is the last month to do this as it will soon be too hot....I hope!

Every three years or so it is a good idea to scarify your lawn. You do this by using a scarifying rake, which has a twisted tine so it cuts through the grass and rakes up a lot of the old thatch that gathers over time. It is this build-up of old grass that stops the water getting

through to the roots of the lawn and you really notice a difference if this is done every now and then. Your lawn will look as though it is having a “bad hair day” and the neighbours will think you are taking housekeeping to a whole other level, but your lawn will thank you.

Next step aerate – you can do this by hiring a roller with pikes all over it, by strapping spikes to bottom of your shoes (yes you can buy these I believe) and jumping about all over the grass, or my preferred method is getting the man who digs holes to go over the lawn with the garden fork, in straight rows of course, while you make a cup of tea!

Once this is done you can then spread your preferred fertiliser and in most cases you will either have to water it in, or as the cost of water is fairly steep in Nelson, you could wait for rain. Don’t worry, after you have done all of the above the neighbours won’t turn a hair when they see you out in the rain throwing little white pellets everywhere. There are various lawn foods on the market. Quick fix feed for instant results is probably a granular uncoated fertiliser which has to be spread evenly – so you don’t end up with a striped lawn – and this must be watered in well so as not to burn the grass. Scotts products are my preference. They have a range of coated fertilisers, some with weed killers (read the instructions), some with a wetting agent (good for water saving), and the good old Lawn Builder. If you want to feed a lawn that is less than 12 months old, Scotts have a Starter and Repair fertiliser which can be used safely without burning tender young grass.

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Pleased to say we have a question from our first column.

Evan from Motueka wants to know how to get rid of whitefly. Well Evan – the short answer to this is “with great difficulty!” They are really clever dudes who lay their eggs right in and under leaves which makes the spraying difficult. The adults will just fly off when you approach and land again when you go. You have been using Target which is a translaminar contact spray working through the leaf from one side to the other so it should do the trick. You must get to the underside of the leaves where the eggs and nymphs are to be effective. Here are some other suggestions: Confidor, which is a systemic spray and has not been around as long as Target, so a change might be good. I don’t like sprays which are harmful to bees and other good things, so would suggest “Beat a Bug” which is a spray and food in one, and is garlic and chilli based with natural pyrethrins. It also contains a fixative which may give you better adherence. It will still kill bees when wet and should be sprayed in the evening and not in full sun. I have also been told that a good squirt with the hose under the leaves will deter them as they do not lay eggs on a wet surface....good luck!

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$11,980 toyota CaMry Gl auto 2007 This Camry is NZ new and is a 1 owner. The interior is in very tidy condition. This has an amazing amount of interior space and would be comparable to any Falcon or Commodore. It has a 2400cc engine and is automatic. It also has cruise control, 8 airbags, factory sound system, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors.

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CLUB WAIMEA NEWS Masters Games draws Melbourne Cup racing back to Club Waimea athletes from all over Ph: 543 9179

The South Island Masters Games are currently being held in Nelson for the first time.

Around 3,000 people have come from around the country to compete in over 50 different sports, some being played right here at the Club.

President John Allan feels that it is a great thing for the district; “I think this will bring more into the economy of the area than the Rugby World Cup. You’ve got three thousand people, they moved in here yesterday, and they’re not going out until Monday of the Labour Weekend,” he says.

Several of the events were held at Club Waimea, including squash, pool, snooker and the darts

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portion of the Twilight 400.

Spectators were welcome, and participants felt that the Club Waimea did a great job as host, many of the tournament participants being members of the Club.

The pool competition concluded over the weekend, with many of the medals being taken out by locals; Mark Friend and Susie Hopwood of Club Waimea took out the pairs, and individually won the men’s and women’s medals for the over 40s. The Masters Games are like the Olympic Games on a smaller scale, and competitors of any skill can sign up to compete in as few or as many sports as they like.

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Club Waimea Spring Races will be an event you can bet on.

Melbourne Cup celebrations promise to lead the pack at Club Waimea. Their new TAB facilities will allow punters to have something extra riding on their favourite horse, and after the Melbourne Cup race the Club will host their own Spring Races.

Everyone who attends the Club

Waimea Spring Races is given ‘funny money’ to back one or more of the horses in each race, and once the races are over, you can use your total to bid on mystery items in a silent auction.

Come along on November 1, it’s a free event and you don’t need to be a club member to join in.

Don’t forget the Winning Post Buffet from 5pm.

Members draw up to $1600 The members draw prize has reached $1600 this week. On September 22 member No. 219 missed out on $1200 because he wasn’t present to claim it.

September 29, member no. 1146 wasn’t present to claim $1300.

Member No. 234 missed out

on $1400 on October 6 due to absence. $1500 went unclaimed by member No. 1250 on October 13. This week the draw will be for $1600, and remember that you must be present to claim the prize, so come along on October 20, it could be you!

Entertainment Guide Saturday 22 October - Next of Kin Come in and sing along from 5.30pm.

See you there!

Saturday 29 October – AVAGO Karaoke Saturday 5 November - Gravy Train

Random police checks Clubs throughout New Zealand are subject to random police checks and Club Waimea is no different.

Police will be targeting underage drinking, patrons who may have had an excess, and prohibited gamblers, as well as overall responsibility of the host.

Club Waimea takes pride in its reputation, and appreciates the respect and support that the staff members are shown on these matters. With your help we can assure that the Club stays on the right side of the law and can continue to provide a great environment for patrons.

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Club Waimea will be in tune with members as four acapella groups stage a concert at the end of the month.

Men in Accord, formerly Bays Barbershop Chorus, are hosting the concert, singing alongside Belle a Cappella, from Waimea College, and two women’s choruses. Other entertainment will include a Jazz combo and an Accordion duo, and a group of teenage ballroom dancers.

All performers are members at the club, and are staging two shows on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 October. The audience will be seated cabaret style in the Club’s function hall, and the ticket cost includes afternoon tea or supper. With so many

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talented groups, whose passion it is to sing and entertain, it promises to be a great night.

Men In Accord have a been together for 15 years, and have entertained all over the region, wowing audiences with their harmonies. 2011 has seen a new Musical Director, Rob Beale, take up the baton and he has the group singing better than ever.

“We come from all walks of life, but when we stand on the risers and sing four part harmony, we have a united sound that only unaccompanied singing can produce, from ballads, Beatles, to blues. We wanted a name that told audiences who we are, and what we do – singing inside those chords and busting out of them with energy and passion.”

What a Woman Wants Workshop hosted by Lisa O’Neill last month.

The workshop was attended by more than 300 women who recieved expert fashion advice. Photo: Rosie Thomsen.

Workshop shows women what they want The What a Woman Wants workshop was attended by over 300 women who received expert fashion advice from Lisa O’Neill, in association with Farmers. Guests enjoyed dinner and drinks as Lisa introduced Farmers new season clothes, the intention to ‘inspire women to clear out their wardrobes, get the right clothes that fit the right bodies, and feel good about themselves,’ says Lisa.

There were prizes and raffles, and all the women received a helpful handbook to help determine

what body type they are, and what clothes Farmers have to flatter their shape.

The fundraiser filled the function hall with women of all ages, and was sponsored by Farmers. All the proceeds of Lisa’s workshops go to the host venue’s local Plunket charity to improve their facilities.

Lisa has 18 years experience in the fashion industry and tours the country fundraising, as well as helping women dress their best within their budget.

Men In Accord performing at the Theatre Royal earlier this year.

Crystal Ball stuns again Find out your fortune with the Crystal Ball draw again this week.

The envelope containing either a mystery weekend or a scenic flight over the Nelson district valued at $1000 is still up for grabs in the Crystal Ball draw.

On September 23 ticket No. 45 walked away with a bag of chips. A $20 meal voucher was awarded to ticket No.67 on September 30. Ticket No. 57 the $100 gift voucher from Nelson Building Society on October 7. On October 14 ticket No. 20 was drawn but the winner was not present, so qualifies for the $25 consolation prize. Buy a ticket for this Friday’s Crystal Ball for your chance to win.

Eleven members celebrate in the Black & White Hotel wearing the team colours of West Coart and Buller. Along with Bev Hart, wearing the referee jersey, the men traveled to Westport to support our neighbours. It is likely to become an annual trip.

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There’s no place like home, and no one can find you a home like First National. They are committed to finding the right place for all buyers, and have recently demonstrated their real estate skills by moving their own offices in Richmond. Their new premises, at 307 Queen Street, are more comfortable, with better facilities for client and customer meetings, as well as a private car park with ample parking available.

In honour of the move, they are offering a ‘Relocation Promotion’. This is their way of saying thank you to all clients who successfully list and sell their property from the beginning of this month until the end of the year through the Richmond or Nelson First National offices.

The official opening for the new offices in Richmond will be held on November 11, when First National will extend the invitation to some clients to come and check out the new premises and enjoy a barbecue.

The barbecue itself is an initiative that Richmond First National is running, to continue being involved and giving something back to the community. They have commissioned their own barbecue trailer, as well as a marquee, which can be booked for community events such as fundraisers and school fairs. There is

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Richmond branch, where they also enjoy being involved in supporting schools and community groups. The new barbecue trailer and marquee will be available for community events after their debut at the official opening of the new Richmond offices on November 11. Come in today to

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see the new premises and discuss booking these great facilities for your event.

Home is where the heart is, and with the team at First National Richmond, you’ll feel assured that they’ll help you find that special place that you’re looking for.

We’re proud suppliers of the quality joinery for First National First National are celebrating their move to brand new offices at 307 Queen Street by offering some great deals to clients who successfully list and sell properties with them. no charge involved for the use of the facilities, They provide a great overall service, from the and two of the friendly agents from Richmond friendly staff that will help you sell your house First National will personally come hassle-free, to a great range of along to help supervise its use. The listings to suit any buyer. They barbecue trailer is a joint venture operate all over the country, so with the radio station Classic Hits, you can be assured of assistance and is sure to be a hit at any event. no matter where you want to First National has been operating relocate, and they have strong in Richmond for 25 years and links throughout the Tasman has been a part of the community region, with offices in Richmond, since the beginning. Wayne Nelson, Motueka, Golden Bay and McCrorie, the Richmond branch Blenheim. Talk to them at any Sales Manager, has been with the office, and they will be able to send company for 18 years, and heads you to the right branch to list your Wayne McCrorie gets a highly experienced team. Within property for the most potential in a bit of ‘BBQ tong the Richmond offices there are 10 buyers to see it. handling’ practice! First agents, whose experience ranges First National is determined to National have a BBQ from two years to two decades. give back to the community, being and marquee available Their focus is customer service; involved with Plunket nationally, as for community and they strive to match the right buyer a company, as well as locally in the fundraising events. with the right house, and with the wide range of properties listed with them, you’re sure to find what you’re after. They are also the section specialists, for all buyers looking for a new home in a subdivision.

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New Show Home at 5 Fairose Drive, Richmond On the Brightside Brightwater Community Newsletter Welcome to our October Newsletter, This month we were lucky to be able to have our meeting in the new staffroom at Brightwater School, what an awesome staffroom it is, we would like to take this opportunity to thank Brightwater School for the use of their great facilities.

Since our last meeting we have had a meeting with the Nelson Cycle Trails Trust. Stuart Hughes came and spoke to us about the Cycle Trail and we now have the chance to have a say where the cycle trail will pass through Brightwater. We will be having a meeting with all interested parties sometime soon, we would like to see you all there, especially those people/

businesses that could expect to see the cyclists. Please watch out for this meeting date.

At our regular meeting this month we heard from the people who spoke to their submissions at the Local Government Commission hearings for the amalgamation of Tasman and Nelson. They were interested in what our Community Association had to say and we look forward to their decision, whether they stop the process now or we go to a vote early next year. It was an interesting experience.

Also up for discussion was the 10 year strategic plan. The TDC want to know

what our community sees as the most important priorities for our area. Our first two are:1 Bryant Lane/Lord Rutherford Road intersection. This corner is very dangerous, trucks turning on to Waimea West Road use the whole of the road. Also visibility from Bryants Road on to Ellis Street is very bad.

2 Village Green – we would like to see the land purchased to increase the size of the village green and for it to be landscaped.

We do have other ideas for the strategic plan like street scaping and another entranceway into school that would be

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That’s right, “The Crocos” are coming to Brightwater!!! As a fundraiser for Brightwater Playcentre, Gerry and the Crocodettes will be performing on Sat 29 October, 1-2pm at the Brightwater Hall, Lord Rutherford Rd. A fantastic show not to be missed. Just $5 per ticket and under 1’s free. Snacks and drinks will be for sale. Tickets available from Brightwater Motors, Richmond Mall Information, Brightwater Playcentre, or call Lucy 541 8585, Charla 542 3992 or Pam 542 3204.

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Kylee Taylor and Liam Hegarty are pictured running the sausage sizzle at Brightwater Playcentre’s recent car boot sale. The car boot sale was a huge success, the fine weather held out, there was a great turnout and all who attended had a fun day.

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The Nelson Provincial branch of Rural Women New Zealand recently held a Fun and Facts Day for members and anyone else who wanted to attend.

Over 50 women attended for an interesting day. In the morning they took part in workshops, including scarf tying, container gardening, home

maintenance, making a felt flower, and a food review for seniors.

In the afternoon the women were joined by Fiona Newey from the Nelson/Tasman Cycle Trail Trust who spoke about the cycleways extending to Wakefied and Mapua, and also Shirley Montgomery who spoke about Trade Aid and Fair Trade.

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The hanging baskets will be up again soon so be watching out for these. Thanks to Sally and Charlie for looking after these.

Our next meeting will be Tuesday 1 November at the Brightwater School Staffroom at 7.30pm. Everyone welcome – we would love your input.

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It is hoped to compile a ‘BUSINESS DIRECTORY’ of these, which will in turn be distributed to households locally. The idea is to have as many folk supporting our local businesses. Many of you do already, and that’s fantastic, but as there are a number of new residents in Brightwater it’s always helpful to have a handy guide for quick reference.

If you would like to drop your card/ information into one of the ‘drop boxes’ located within the village area. These are located at: Brightwater Motors, McLeans 4 Square, Sprig & Fern Tavern, Brightwater Motor Inn, Ellis Street Auto Repairs.

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New Show Home at 5 Fairose Drive, Richmond On the Brightside Brightwater Community Newsletter History of St Paul’s Anglican Church in Brightwater

Maggie Horne serves up a Devonshire tea to a group of cyclists participating in The Gentle Cycling Company Country and Vineyard Ride, profits from which went to Pinegrove Kindergarten.

Konica Minolta Nelson Cyclefest The Gentle Cycling Company Country and Vineyard Ride Brightwater played host again to a group of cyclists on Saturday 1 October. The Gentle Cycling Company Country and Vineyard Ride was a joint effort, combining the beauty of a local vineyard and the Brightwater countryside with the scone-making skills of the Pinegrove Kindergarten parents.

The Konica Minolta Nelson Cyclefest is now in its second year, and consists of a range of cycling events, including mountain bike, road bike, children’s’ and social rides. Rose Griffin, of The Gentle Cycling Company, organised the Brightwater ride to offer social cyclists an opportunity to explore the loop from the village, along the Waimea Walkway and back around the beautiful country roads to the vineyard of Maggie and Terry Horne for a Devonshire tea.

“Our ride is not a race” she said.

“We want cyclists to take their time

and really enjoy the landscape.”

Kaimira Vineyard was open for tastings and wine sales on the route, and many cyclists stopped to enjoy St Michael’s church on Waimea West Road.

All profits from the ride go to the Pinegrove Kindergarten. This year they are fund-raising for their visiting author project. This project aims to celebrate and increase awareness and opportunities for literacy. Last year the visiting author was former Nelsonian Robyn Belton, who not only writes but also illustrates her books. Her visit was an absolute highlight on the kindergarten calendar for children and their families as she opened a door into the world of Herbert - a delightful story based on a true story of a Nelson dog.

Naomi Ivala, head teacher at the kindergarten said, “Robyn is a wonderful inspiration for parents to take time to read with your children and we wanted to bring her back again.”

150 years of worship at St Paul’s has been recorded in an updated history book. Hollis Hill’s original Centennial booklet has been updated to include a record of the last 50 years.

The booklet begins with the early history of the region where the first services were held in a tent, to the building of the Church, the second oldest still standing. Tales include details of an early fundraiser where a pew could be rented at 5 shillings, and the one about the Vicar’s cow, which got into the church and ate the Harvest Festival vegetables, and another in which the Vicar’s pig escaped and caused problems.

Details about ‘Life in the Vicarage’ are included from Margaret Kawharu and Elaine Shields.

Diane Higgins wrote the updated section of the book and has included extra historical photos as well as photos of groups involved with the church.

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The South Island Masters Games 2011 is being held in Nelson from 15 – 23 October.

In this feature all you Masters’ athletes can find out where to go to fix those tight muscles, buy some new clothes, go out for a nice meal or even a great coffee. For locals who just want to check out the action, we have the full guide of what’s on and when.

This year, 3,000 athletes aged over 30 will compete across more than 50 sports in front of more than 1,500 spectators, making it one of the largest participation events in the South Island.

Visit the Masters of Fitness and all things Aquatic NOW

This is the first time the games have been held in Nelson, utilising the region’s world-class Saxton Field complex for the games administration and sporting events. Athletes will compete a huge range of sports and games.

The Games is more than a sporting event, it is a cultural event with a major social element; there is a range of entertainment, including dancing, live performances and music. Participants come to party, net-work, and test themselves, all in the interests of mental and physical wellbeing.

Go get out, enjoy it and watch the action!

Wednesday 19 October

Cricket: Greenmeadows, Stoke Croquet Association: Nelson Hinemoa Croquet Club Cycling Social: Washbourne Gardens, Euchre: Nelson Suburban Club Golf: Greenaces Golf Club, Nelson Golf Club Kart Racing: Kart Track, Redwood Valley Lawn Bowls: Richmond Bowling ClubSnooker:

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Thursday 20 October

Cricket: Greenmeadows, Stoke Croquet Association: Nelson Hinemoa Croquet Club Euchre: Nelson Suburban Club Golf: Greenaces Golf Club, Nelson Golf Club Lawn Bowls: Richmond Bowling Club Ocean Swim: Nelson Yacht Club Road Run/Walk 5km: Saxton Field, Start at the all weather track Table Tennis: Saxton Table Tennis Stadium Ten Pin Bowling: Action Entertainment & Sports Centre Twilight 400: Club Waimea, Action Entertain-ment & Sports Centre, Richmond Post Match … The Incredible Inflatable’s Night!Sumo Wrestling, Bouncy Boxing & Gladiator Sport - the fun way! McCashin’s

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Friday 21 October

Cycling - Citerium: Livingstone Rd, Waimea West Golf: Greenaces Golf Club, Nelson Golf Club Indoor Bowls: Warnes Indoor Bowls Stadium Indoor Soccer: Action Sports Centre Petanque - Social: Paru Paru Rd, Nelson Squash: Club Waimea Squash Club Table Tennis: Saxton Table Tennis Stadium Touch: Tahunanui Fields Post Match … ‘The Top of the South Bach Party’McCashin’s Brewery Warehouse.

Saturday 22 October

Basketball: Saxton Stadium Cycling - Time Trial: Riverview Terrace, BGW. Indoor Bowls: Warnes Indoor Bowls Stadium Indoor Soccer: Action Sports Centre Petanque: Paru Paru Rd, Nelson Run/Walk Half Marathon: Ken Beck Drive, Rabbit Island Road Relay: Ken Beck Drive, Rabbit Island Squash: Club Waimea Squash Club Swimming: ASB Aquatic Centre, Richmond Table Tennis: Saxton Table Tennis Stadium

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Sunday 23 October

Basketball: Saxton Stadium Cycling - Road Race: Woollaston Estates Winery, Old Coach Road Indoor Soccer: Action Sports Centre Motocross: Richmond A&P Showgrounds Mountain Biking: Cross country - Codgers Trails, Brook St Petanque: Paru Paru Rd, Nelson Run/Walk to the Centre of NZ: Millers Acre to Centre of New Zealand Squash: Club Waimea Squash Club Swimming: ASB Aquatic Centre, Richmond Post Match … ‘Right Here Right Now’ Wrap Party with ‘The Beat Boys’McCashins Brewery Warehouse, Main Road, Stoke. 5pm-7pm

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The Nelson women’s South Island Masters football team, dubbed Sunny Side Up, after a tough loss to a Marlborough side on Saturday. They are from left; Wendy Rutledge, Ange Carr, Maree Morley, Sarah Delaney, Dot Riley, Claudia Allan, Grace Clark, Michelle Ballinger, Karen Smith, Shelley Roberts and Brenda Lowen. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Nelson athletes have already won a swag of medals at the South Island Masters Games, with another four days of action still to come.

Nelson teams have won medals in most of the more than 50 sports being contested during the games, but the most impressive milestone so far has been the number of national or South Island records to fall, with three new records set on the very first day of competition, last Saturday.

Three New Zealand Masters 10km track walk records were broken.

Wendy Healy smashed the 35-39 year old age group record (72:19.0) by 16 minutes, which had been held by Katie Tahere since 2009. Wendy’s time was 56:16.97. Wendy says she felt really great the whole way. “I was feeling really good - it was just like going out for a Sunday walk.”

Nyle Sunderland completed the 10km walk in 56:34.65, breaking Gillian MacDougall’s record (57:38.0) in the 40-44 year old age group by one minute and four seconds. Gillian had held the record since 2003. Nyle says she is absolutely ecstatic.

Neroli Amyes broke the 55-59 year old age group record (60:00.35) achieved last year by Sue Hoskin. Her time was 57:30.72. She says she went a lot faster than expected.

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Otago Sparks cricketer in search of a club Otago Sparks all-rounder Victoria Abbott has played cricket every year since she was just eight years-old. But the 23 year-old is in danger of missing the 2011/12 season in Nelson because she can’t find a team that will take her.

Victoria competes in the State League, the premier women’s competition in New Zealand Cricket and last year featured in the Waimea College boys second division side. But with Waimea College fold-

ON THE HUNT: Otago Sparks all-rounder Victoria Abbott has been in search of a new club. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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ing as a senior first division team, player numbers have been condensed in to two teams, so Victoria has been on the lookout for a new team, with little success.

She says the major factor has been squads already featuring a full roster, but hopes that gender hasn’t played a part in her non-selection. Victoria is so keen to get out on the pitch she’s willing to just field if it helps her get picked up by a club.

“I’m getting that feeling that because I’m

the only woman cricketer here that they think I’m not up to their level, but I still feel it would be good for my game. I just love being out there.”

Otago fly her down for matches, she is just responsible for her own training, which is seriously lacking game time.

“I’ve played every weekend since I was eight. Sure I love my weekends, but I’m crazy about sport and cricket is my number one.”

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TOP TEAM: The Waimea College Senior A netball team is from left; Megan Thomson, 17, Emily Jensen, 16, Kaitlyn Stringer, 16, Jordan Webby, 17, Zoe Walker, 17, Ashley Laing, 16, Kelsey Whiting, 17, Ella Marwick, 16 and Summer Roberts, 17. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Netballers create a piece of history Phillip Rollo The Waimea College netball team have created a piece of history, reaching the top eight in New Zealand.

It was the first time Waimea College had sent a team to the New Zealand Secondary School Netball Championship and the side’s coach Faye Eden says the team ticked off all three goals set prior to the tournament.

“It was a fantastic effort. It was the first time Waimea College had even been to nationals, so yeah to get top eight was going to be a big ask,” says Faye. “There’s no easy teams.”

Captain Zoe Walker was named in the tournament team and that came as no surprise to her coach. Faye says the goal keep/goal defence had a stellar tournament and really stood out.

“Only two girls from the South Island made the tournament team, so it’s huge. The girls all played as a team though. Megan [Thomson] shot well, Summer [Roberts], we slotted her in to any position, Ella [Marwick] never died. It was a real team effort.”

Waimea College opened their account against a formidable Mt Albert Grammar School side, losing 47-15. Faye says that result was a huge

wake up call for the girls who then stepped up to the mark to put away Columba College 41-20 and St Mary’s College 26-20, gaining qualification to the next round.

Victory over Columba College had even more meaning to it, after they knocked them out of the quarter finals at the South Island Secondary School Championship earlier in the year.

“Beating Columba was great. That was one of our other goals, to get revenge and we absolutely slaughtered them.”

Waimea College had a tough road in the next round and failed to pick up any wins in their remaining three matches.

South Island champions Craighead Diocesan School edged Waimea 31-33 before also losing to eventual winners Tu Toa 19-35, Palmerston North Girls High School 26-31 and Auckland Grammar School 31-36.

Considering their tougher side of the playoffs, Faye says the girls will hang their heads high. “I told them that we have just created history. This is a big thing for the team and the school. It’s been a long season, the girls have trained twice a week since February, when we went up north, it’s a great effort for that and I’m sure it’s going to be nice to have a rest too.”

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NEW RIDE: Ian Burson is ready for the coming Nelson Speedway season. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

New car gives Burson the edge Ian Burson has taken to his new super saloon like a duck to water.

Freshly sign painted, Ian now is ready to hit the track ahead of the Top of the South Speedway season and has his eyes firmly set on the New Zealand Championship, which he hopes will book him with another visit to the sign-writers’.

But whether it’s 1NZ or 21n, Ian is confident that his new car has enough horse power to see him reach career best times in 2011/12.

Ian’s new saloon is based on a C6 Corvette and was built in Tauranga while the Chevrolet engine was constructed in Auckland.

Ian is a former New Zealand Super Saloon Grand Prix winner but will be competing in search of the New Zealand Championship on home soil come January, following the announcement that Nelson will be hosting the championship on January 13 and 14.

Ian says after five years of impressive results, he needed to upgrade in order to catch the top tier of drivers. “Last year we were struggling on the longer tracks to keep up with the other guys,” he says.

“There was only two or three of

them, but those are the two or three that you’ve gotta beat to be a New Zealand champion.”

His new car unleashes a lot more horse power and Ian says the modern technology makes driving it feel like you’re sitting on a Lazy Boy. “It just makes the car so much more responsive. Instead of me working really hard, I just sit back and drive it.”

The speedway season begins with fireworks on October 29, but Ian will have to wait for his chance to unleash some fireworks of his own as the night is one of the mandatory stand-down nights for the super saloon class.

But with three practices already under his belt, Ian will be heading off to Christchurch this weekend.

He says the chance to host the New Zealand Championship will go along way in his bid to become the New Zealand champion. “When other drivers come to Nelson they really struggle. But for us, if you can drive here then you can drive anywhere in the country. It’s so small and it’s so fast. It’s our ultimate goal. We will get there one day, it’s just a matter of when.”

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Garage Sale – Lake Rotoiti Community Hall

On 11 August 2011, the Tasman District Council decided to retain the First Past the Post (FPP) electoral system for the 2013 and 2016 local government triennial elections. This is the system that the Council has used in past elections for Council and community boards.

Notice is given under section 28 (1) of the Local Electoral Act 2001, that electors of the Tasman District Council have the right to demand a poll on the electoral system to be used at the next two triennial general elections (2013 and 2016) of the Tasman District Council.

The choice is between the First Past the Post (FPP) and the Single Transferable Vote (STV) electoral systems. Unless a poll determines otherwise, the FPP electoral system will continue to be used for the Tasman District Council.

A valid demand for a poll must be: • made in writing; • signed by at least 5 percent of eligible electors of the Tasman District Council. This will require 1,690 elector signatures; • delivered to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, 7020 by Tuesday 28 February 2012.

Every elector who signs a demand must also set out in it his or her full name and the address for which he or she is qualified as an elector of the Tasman District Council.

For further information, please phone Lloyd Kennedy, Electoral Officer Ph. 03 543 8434.

Labour Weekend – Monday 24 October 2011, 9.00 am to 1.00 pm Here is a chance for groups to fundraise OR locals to earn some money for Christmas.

Clean out the house & garage – pot plants, cakes & chutneys, Christmas gifts, craft & sewing, toys.

Sausage sizzle ansd devonshire tea available. $20 per site with proceeds going to our local archives (we will have an archives display in the Community Hall).

Contact Marg Anderson, Ph. 03 521 1864, or Margery Chilton, Ph. 03 546 7229 to book a site.

Also note: St Arnaud Rural Women Annual Book Fair, Tuesday 3 January 2012, Lake Rotoiti Community Hall.

Co-ordinated by St Arnaud Rural Women.

Rider Training – Learn how to be a better motorcycle and scooter rider Saturday 29 October 2011 – Progressing Riders on road training Sunday 30 October 2011 – Advanced Riders on road training Saturday 3 December 2011 – Progressing Riders at a training venue Sunday 4 December 2011 – Advanced Riders at a road training venue Saturday 11 February 2012 – Progressing Riders on road training

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Progressing Riders: for those just starting out, or without any formal training. Learn some practical techniques to keep yourself safe on the road.

Advanced Riders: for those wanting a tune-up. This is a chance to brush up on your skills and fill any gaps in your knowledge.

To enrol or find out more contact: Krista Hobday Ph. 03 543 8551, email: krista.hobday@tasman.govt.nz

Community Development Fund Tasman District Council recognises the importance and individuality of the smaller communities and towns within our District. To enhance the vitality and sustainability of the District’s towns, we’ve introduced a Community Development Fund to enable the District’s smaller communities to develop community plans, provide activities, run events and provide services. Projects’ aims must enhance their town’s identity, thereby providing community benefit and attracting visitors. Grants are up to a maximum of $5,000 and there are two funding rounds annually with closing dates of 31 October 2011 and 30 April 2012.

Wakefield School Twilight Gala – A great family night out Friday 4 November 2011, 5.00 pm – 7.30 pm, Wakefield School, Edward Street, Wakefield.

Dine on some fantastic local fare: Pig on a Spit, Café and Bar, Ethnic Food, BBQ, Wild Game, Desserts, Kids Food & treats!

Check out the fantastic stalls: Silent Auction, Plants, Baking, Produce, Books, Mystery Bottle, White Elephant, Toys Fun for Kids of all ages: Bouncy Castle, Mini Digger, Shooting Gallery, Pony Rides, Tractor and Trailer Rides, Horizontal Bungee, Plate Smashing, Face Painting, Chocolate Wheel, Preschool Fun Park, Animal Petting Zoo! Plus enter the new competitions: Vegetable Creations, Cup Cake Decorating, Baby Photo.

Funds raised will go towards the development of a Junior Playground to cater for roll growth and to ensure a positive transition to school. Please note the gala will run wet or fine!

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

Full Council Meeting Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday, 20 October 2011, 10.00 am. No public forum Community Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday, 20 October 2011, 10.30 am. Public forum Engineering Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday, 27 October 2011, 9.30 am.

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Full Council Meeting Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday, 27 October 2011 at conclusion of Engineering Services Committee. No public forum Regional Transport Committee Heaphy-Wangapeka Room, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 28 October 2011, 9.30 am.

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Understanding the Mind includes meditation. Every Tues untill 25 Oct Evening 6-7.30pm koha Mapua Hall 72 Aranui Rd Ph 5432021 Wakefield Residents Community Lunch You are invited to lunch at 12pm 20 Oct at St Johns, Worship Centre Edward St. No charge altho’ a gold coin donation appreciated. RSVP to Brenda at 541 9413.

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Morning tea provided. $2 per child, $3 for 2 or more children. Enquiries ph 544- 8394.

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Nelson Marlborough Buller Creative Fibre Exhibition “Hands on Fibre” until - Fri 21 Oct 2011 9am - 5pm Mon to Fri10am - 2pm Sat. The Refinary Artspace Hallifax Street Nelson An exhibition showcasing spinning, weaving, knitting, felting and crocheting - encompassing fibrecrafts of the highest standard created by local craftspeople. Free entry.

Dementia Care Course “Getting it Right”, A course for Caregivers working with People with Dementia. A12 hour course over 4 weeks on Wed 9.30am- 12.30pm during Nov ’11. There is a cost. For more info callAlzheimers Nelson (03) 546 7702 U3A invites members & friends to their next meeting on Wed 26 Oct, 10 am at Aloha Lodge Beach Road Tahunanui. Speakers - Time to Vote. Morning Tea $3.

Contact Liz 547 8641 or Caryll 547 6439 Harmony Cafe Concert Featuring: Belle A Cappella, Men In Accord, Nelson Bays Harmony, Stellar A Cappella, Jada Jazz & Frostellini. Mc: Murray Leaning.Club Waimea Lower Queen St Sat 29 Oct 7.30pm,. Sun 30 Oct 2.00pm. Tickets $15 at Club Waimea Cancer Support Groups Lymphoedema Support Group. Next meeting Mon 17 Oct from 10.00am to 11.30amm, 29 Monaco View, Stoke. Phone Cheryl 03 547 3590 for info.

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Meditation Group for cancer patients & their carers every Tues at 10.30am at Fairfield House. Ph Cancer Society 03 539 3662 for info Partners and Carers Support Group runs for five consecutive weeks. Plse ph the Cancer Society 03 539 3662 to register for the next group.

Scrap metal drive fundraising for Girl Guides jamboree. We are looking for unwanted stainless steel pots, pans, knives, forks etc aluminium lawn mower bodies lawn mower motors, chainsaws hot water cylinders, copper water pipes, lead water pipes car batteries, aluminium cans, stainless steel tubs, sink benches etc aluminium bull bars , taps (brass) household wire, electrical cords off old appliances. Josie 5442660 or John 0274 492 395 or 5457342 Community Sing A Long Wed 19 Oct Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd Richmond (opp TDC) . 1.30 pm. Afternoon tea provided. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. All Welcome WESTLEY-SCOTT Family Reunion Families of William (Bill) & Lucy Westley nee Meads and Arthur & Linda Scott nee Hunter. A reunion is proposed for the two families on 11/11/2011. Call Val Andrews Ph 544 9624, Letty Thawley Ph 540 2876 (evenings only), Val & Rex Westley email val.rex@xtra.co.nz or Tony Westley Ph 544 7293 or email tonywestley@actrix.co.nz Secondary Schools’Team Sailing Opening Day For Members. Sun 30 Oct ’11. Induction Course For New Sailors: Sat 5 & Sun 6 Nov’11. Membership And Registration Enquiries: Richard@Eberlein.

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34 Beach Rd, Richmond

Ph: 544 1014

Kerbing

rebecca@myobnelson.co.nz

www.myobnelson.co.nz

Landscaping

- Variety of shapes & sizes - Design to suit your needs

NEW

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027 479 8152 or 544 9934

Plumber

027 267 396 or 542 3343

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A Mobile Lawyer

Specialising in: • Buying & Selling Houses • Family & Criminal Law • Employment Issues • Wills, Estates & Trusts • Free legal information Saturday Mornings by appointment

Add Value & Reduce Maintenance

0800 527 981

Call Baeden Brooks

Kelly Hennessy Law

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For a FREE Quote call Rob

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Qualified Horticulturalist ALL GARDEN MAINTENANCE, LANDSCAPING DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION Experienced, friendly service Honesty & reliability

- Difficult trees no problem

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021 264 9421 03 544 5294

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544 8059

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Ph Tony Baker

027 5288 434 (03) 544 3977 Massage

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Hassle free motoring

All mechanical repairs No job too big or small.

A Automotive

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BUYING

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES From Estates & Collections to single items Good prices paid for scrap gold and silver

FREE PHONE

0800653935 or 5485235

Ph: 544 1212

BB

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316AnnesbrookDrive Phone 022 696 6914 www.blackcatvintage.co.nz

Diggers

Clothing

Cleaning

Vintage, retro & antique china, linen, furniture, jewellery, kitchenalia etc.

Wed - Thu - Fri: 10.30am to 5.30pm Sat: 12 noon to 5.00pm We are always looking to buy!

TIM GLADSTONE

12 Cargill Place, (off Beach Road) Richmond

MOBILE AUTO ELECTRICIAN

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CLEANING

Regular Domestic Pre/End of Tenancy Spring Cleaning Window Cleaning Office/Commercial

FREE QUOTES

Phone Brenda

027 842 1780 03 541 0539

Gardening

Driveways

Phone: 03 547 8434

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AL FRESCO

Gas Stays

Call Andrew or Wendy Neame

544 0444 or 021 255 6163 Mechanic

Painter

-WOF - engine tuning - brakes & clutches - wheel alignment all other mechanical services eed! guarantte ce gua ndllyy service rie iend ffr

Kerry & Sharlene Friend 7 Gladstone Road Richmond (behind Mobil) Phone 03. 544 2266

Sewing

Sew for U Bridal Formal Childrens Alterations - zips, hems, mending

Liz McLean

544 7285 No job too small

Electrician

Local Tradesman with 30 years specialising in; • Driveways • Footpaths • Carparks, etc Preparation, Surfacing & Repairs Plus: Retaining Walls, Digger

New Homes l Commercial Rural l Retail l Alterations

Prompt response is our priority

24hr Service

542 4473

Phone 543 8243

For a Free Ouote Ph Richmond 9700 658

p0wa2u@xtra.co.nz

Guitar Repairs

Hairdressing

Heat Pumps

GAS STAY SPECIALISTS

027 542 4473

Electrician

Domestic and Commercial Wiring Maintenence and Repairs Registered Electrician

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

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

Interior Sewing

HEAT and PUMPS Undivided focus on customer’s uniqueness.

So treat yourself to the luxurious experience you deserve.

Electrical Services

Regas or New Struts Phone Brian for a

0800 427 782 or 03 544 1212

Painter Decorator

Painter

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

26 Years Experience

“I’ll turn up on time”

Locally owned and operated

AH/Fax: 544 3177

quentinearle@xtra.co.nz

Training

Work Place First Aid Courses October: 7, 13, 14, 27, 28, 29.

November: 11, 24, 25, 26.

December: 8, 9, 10.

Pest Control

Call Adam

027 671 8417 or 544 9415

Tiler

P C

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Italian Tile Layer

A creative and professional touch for all your tiling needs

• • • • • •

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

0800 487 475

Pest Control

Ph: 544 7897

Mob: 0274 302 546 Email: pietroc@xtra.co.nz

NELSON

Specialists in Whitetails and Ants Plus: Spiders, Flies, Wasps, Silverfish & Rodents

0800 111 778 or 542 2044

90 VANGUARD ST NELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

T QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS T GUARANTEED RESULTS T SAFE PRODUCTS Spiders, Ants, Flies, Fleas, Rodents etc 15% OFF - Limited time only

Ph: 544 4872 Locally owned & operated

Locally Owned & Operated

Website Development

Wastewater ON-SITE WASTEWATER INFORMATION AND DESIGN SERVICE For a waste water design report and plan to gain council approval call Mark now.

545 1758 or 027 476 8002

Email: rouncep@xnet.co.nz

eco-friendly pest control

Phone Shane

Call Tony Johnston

FREE Holiday First Aid Courses BOOK NOW Spaces Limited

027 275 0443

Adam Brumwell

Qualified Tradesman

027 232 1550

Panel Beater

31 Beach Rd, Richmond

(off Beach Road)

Painter

Ph 544 7905

FREE QUOTE

Delice

12 Cargill Place, Richmond

QUENTIN EARLE

Your one-stop shop for

LOCALLY OWNED

• Holiday Homes • Bush Cabins • Renovation

& Truckwork No job too small

Garden & Property Maintenance

Your one stop shop for all Garden, Lawn Maintenance, Landscaping & Handyman Services.

544 1660

Drainlayer

Hours: Mon-Fri: 9:30am-4pm Sat: 10am-1pm

Strawbridge Square, Stoke

WHILE U WAIT

ALL WORK GUARANTEED

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

• Quality Sterling Silver jewellery • New & pre-loved clothing, different stock out everyday • Handbags, footwear and accessories • Affordable giftware

WOF’s

027 312 4676

Glenn Coldicott

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REPAIRS BRAKE & CLUTCH SPECIALISTS

Richmond Brake & Clutch 13 McGlashen Ave, Richmond

Drainage & Construction Tasman LTD

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• Batteries • Starter & Alternator Repairs • Trailer Lighting • Stereo Fitting • Agricultural & Commercial • FREE Richmond Callout

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