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There are smiles all around at Salisbury school right now. That’s because the all-girls school in Richmond has just received a funding boost – one that will secure its future. And if that wasn’t enough good news, the school has just announced the appoint-

ment of a new Principal, Ellie Salcin-Watts. Ellie will start the role at the beginning of term one in 2020, and board Chair Emma Thompson says the thorough recruitment process attracted several highcalibre candidates. Ellie has both hands-on and management experience in learning support, and as the school’s Deputy Principal for five terms, she has an good understanding of

the school and its students. “Ellie’s passion for the school is palpable and her strengths are numerous,” says Emma. “As Deputy Principal she has made a positive impact since she joined us last year by ably supporting our former Principal Brenda and by re-invigorating the school curriculum.” The new Principal said that she was excited about a new future for the school, and to build on the

success that the school has had in the last year. “We’ve seen huge growth in our students since introducing playbased learning and trying to find new ways of helping our girls see themselves as a success.” Ellie has been involved heavily with restructuring the school’s curriculum this year and introducing new and innovative ways of learning. She says that its’ rewarding to be able to see the

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they’ll be able to do with a new purpose-built facility.” The appointment of a new principal comes off the back of some other great news for the school – funding to completely replace the school’s dated classrooms. Last week Education Minister Chris Hipkins announced an $8 million construction budget to replace the school’s classrooms and rundown accommodation. The school for girls aged 8-15, in Richmond, was earmarked for closure by the last government until the process was stopped by Chris Hipkins in 2017. The School is New Zealand’s only single-sex residential school for girls with complex needs, and the board say that

they are thrilled about the planned multi-million dollar rebuild to replace its aged buildings, some of which are nearly 90 years old. “I’m delighted that in two short years, Salisbury School has gone from facing closure to a confident future where students with learning challenges will continue to receive a quality education and learn essential life skills in a modern and safe environment,” says Chris. The school was originally created in 1917 and is one of three residential special schools in New Zealand for students with highly complex behaviour or learning needs that impact their lives at home, school and in the community. “Almost all of the school’s buildings are more than 50

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were designed,” says Emma. The redevelopment, which is expected to begin in 2021, will see the demolition or removal of the existing residential and ancillary buildings, administration block and day school. These will be replaced with new residential units to cater for a roll of 20 high-needs students, a new administration block, a multi-purpose hall and dining facility and a kitchen. A new day school will also be built. The new buildings will be specially designed to suit the needs of the individual students, given that their needs are more complex today than what the school buildings were originally designed for. “It is fantastic that the need of our students has been listened to,” says Emma.

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A&P dramas brought to life at 125th show Staff Reporter Throughout its rich history, the Nelson Agricultural and Pastoral (A&P) Association has experienced its fair share of ups and downs. Having weathered two world wars, fire, the depression, army occupation, pandemic, death and even a national poor flour furore, there are many in-

teresting characters and captivating stories. To help celebrate their 125th Show this year, some of the Association’s untold stories are being brought to life. “The historical performances aim to provide insight into what life was like for the people, the small town of Richmond, and the Association,” says A&P As-

sociation Secretary, Annette Robinson. With the financial support of both Tasman and Nelson Creative Communities scheme, ‘History Brought to Life’ is bringing to life 19 November 1918 – the scheduled first day of the 26th A&P Show – the first show in the Association’s history that didn’t take place. 1918 Richmond was

Tasman District Council Dry Weather Taskforce convenor Dennis Bush- The Waimea Plains were bone dry last summer, with the rainfall in January - Feburary reaching King is encouraging people to conserve water as the region still has a lot of the lowest in nearly 80 years. The council is already putting measures in place to prepare for warm, dry weather to come this summer. Photo: File. more of the same. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

Tasman prepares for another dry summer Matt McCrorie The region was hit hard by drought last summer. And it doesn’t look like we’re off the hook this summer either, with the Tasman District Council Dry Weather Task Force already preparing for another dry, hot summer. Earlier this year the region saw the driest months since records began 78 years ago, with just 8.8mm of rain across the Waimea Plains in January and February. Now, the council’s Dry Weather

taskforce is already beginning to make preparations. Rob Smith, Environmental Information manager, said that “The first task-force meeting was held much earlier than in previous years. We took on board from last year that we need to be well prepared for the dry season to come.” Environment and Planning Manager Dennis Bush-King says that rain hasn’t been at a high level this year, with the region being between 8 to 26 % behind its usual annual rainfall.

“We are starting behind the eight ball.” Dennis says that The Kainui Dam is only 76% full right now, and that normally it should be 100% full by November 1. “It got down to 18 per cent during the last drought, which is pretty low.” “Despite the wetter months in May and July, we are still below average for this year’s cumulative rainfall. This trend is mirrored across the region.” Another indicator that a dry summer is on the way is soil moisture,

which is currently sitting at 53% for the Waimea Plains. “You don’t want it to be under 60%” However, soil moisture is looking better than last year. “With the rain in the last week, soil moisture has recovered to levels above this time last year.” Dennis says that while the rain we have had over the weekend has been helpful, residents still need to be vigilant. We will be doing our best as a council to make it through another dry summer.

“This year we’ve got to use our water wisely,” Dennis says. “We certainly got down to levels of restriction that we hadn’t been to in a long time last summer we had debriefs to find out what worked and what didn’t.” In the Waimea Plains, rationing may be staged differently than it has been in the past, so it’s important to pay attention to the news and council website. “I know that some water users have made serious attempts to prepare as well, which will go a long way.”

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“The Armistice had just been signed, the country was celebrating the end of war, but at the same time it was in the grip of the influenza pandemic.” “Typically, we think of the showgrounds only in terms of the annual Show, but it is so much more than two days a year, and its role in becoming a temporary hospital in 1918 is just one example of that.” The group are performing at 12.45pm and 1.30pm on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 November

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Wine and Food Festival Returns to Richmond – published on November 13

ple letting them off when a fire ban is in place should have to pay a big penalty say $10,000.

shack. I don’t think we need too many more vendors in there. It will just clutter it and you will lose the magic of the place. There’s already a smoothie caravan at the other end. Maybe fix the water feature so that all of the jets work at the same time.

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Nelson Matters

This week I have been confirmed as National’s Candidate for the 2020 Election. I love my job as your MP and would be privileged to give it my all for a further three years. I enjoy the role of helping constituents and making Government work better for people. The most satisfying part is helping advance projects big and small, that make Nelson a better place to live. Every term of Parliament my goal is to help get a major Nelson project done. These have included in the past – Whakatu Drive, Garin College, the Early Settlers Memorial, Saxton Stadium, the Suter Art Gallery, School of Music and the

Nelson Airport Terminal. This term was the Waimea Community Dam now underway and on schedule for completion in 2021. My top priority for the 2020 term of Parliament is getting a new hospital underway for Nelson. The current buildings are a seismic risk. It has insufficient beds for our growing and aging population. Nor is the facility up to the standard for patients, doctors and nurses. This new Nelson Hospital will likely cost half a billion and will be the largest infrastructure project ever undertaken in our region. My goal is a new facility that will meet Nelson’s health needs for the next 50 years.

My second priority is transport with the region’s problems with congestion and safety getting worse. Labour has repeatedly increased fuel taxes and road user charges while slashing state highway investment by 70%. They have overturned National’s $135m commitment to the Southern Link. There is an urgent need for major investment in Nelson’s roads to keep up with the growth in population, exports and visitors. The Southern Link has noisy critics, but like the Waimea Community Dam, common sense will prevail. The alternatives are not credible. The solution will be in clever designing of this new stretch of high-

The family owned business Office Products Depot on McGlashen Ave is run by Paul and Jodie Keenan and their team of 14 staff. When mum and dad need an extra hand, daughter Olivia will help out when she’s not at university. From Monday to Friday the staff who are ‘passionate about customer service’ can provide everything from pencils to custom made office furniture. Paul has over 30 years’ experience in the business and both he and Jodie are longterm supporters of their local community. Pop in and see their new customised cobblestoned feature wall, painted by a local artist. See a list of participating businesses each week in the Waimea Weekly.

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Santa is arriving on 5 December

Santa’s Grotto is in the old Vodafone store next to our play area near the food court. Santa Hours are 10am -12, 12-30 – 2-30pm and 3 – 5pm. PLUS 5.30 – 7.30 pm on late nights. $5 per photo includes a free gift from Santa.

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concern of this Government’s direction on social and economic issues. It is a mistake to go soft on crime and drugs and I strongly oppose the legalisation of recreational cannabis. Labour’s economic policies are damaging Nelson’s business confidence and job growth. It’s not enough to be critics of the Government. I have this year been leading National’s policy development. We have put huge work into our future plans for New Zealand and welcome feedback on our discussion papers available from my office or at national.org.nz My campaign next year will focus on our positive plans for Nelson and NZ. Advt.

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way between Annesbrook and the port so as to minimise the impacts on the adjacent community and enhance our network of cycle ways. Richmond too needs significant roading investment. My third priority is education. Nelson has everything to lose and nothing to gain from the nationalisation of NMIT. I worry about the loss of courses and jobs. I’ll be giving voters a clear choice to retain local control of our polytechnic. I will also be campaigning on reducing class sizes and retaining parental choice of schools. I want to help deliver a new Berryfields School in Richmond West. I am also standing again out of

Honouring local WW2 Veterans – published 6 November

Shop ‘n’ Win

About to lead in theA & P Grand Parade circa 1967 is from left: John Wall, Colleen Best (nee Wells) person unknown, and Maxine Greenslade. This was from a time when the A and P show was quite the social occasion and most in the area turned up. It was a time when families would get together to compare everything from beasts to produce and also have a chance to wear only the very best of their wardrobes. Often this was the only time that neighbours would spend time just being social and it was taken very seriously if you entered any of the many show and win competitions. Colleen mentioned she still has the yoke used in this photograph in her garage. In the smaller picture is the famous O’Connor team of Clydesdales, who each year started out from Appleby on a Thursday heading to the show. They would stop at Lower Queen St for a rest at the Best Farm and the local kids would be in awe of this spectacular sight.

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Wayne Williams Hi everyone. As we are rapidly counting down to Christmas, we have had plenty to keep us busy here at the Club. RWC 2019 – so sad never mind, but we had some very good nights watching the games and the rugby section enjoyed several get togethers, also with Tasman winning the NPC for the first time. Awesome! We hosted a very successful Nelson Country Music Awards weekend, showcasing a huge amount of talent - augers well for years to come. This was followed by the National Cake Decorators Conference, which also included a conference dinner which we hosted, but was held at the Headingly Centre. A lot of organisational effort went into this whole event, and a special thanks to Denise for her patience and efforts. November 5th saw the run-

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Well done to you all. We also have a couple of projects on the go at the moment, with the re-organisation (including re carpeting ) of the snooker room, and also the total rebuild of the hall ablution block, completion of these all this side of Xmas. Then we have had a couple of $2000 winners; Tania Cross on 15th September, and Suzanne Lorigan on 7th November – well done team. Mike Fisher then picked up $250 on 14th November, so it just shows that you need to be here on Thursday nights in case your number turns up. I want to thank the staff for their dedication and efforts, in particular over the last couple of months while I have been mostly out of action. But now that my hip woes are over, I can get back into things and take some of the pressure off. Thanks team. That’s it from me for now, so cheers everyone!

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nipulating it to create an impression of high fashion value and opulence. The third part of the exhibition is ‘Rolling Stone’. Maggy is in attendance at the exhibition every day until November 23, working her way through a mountain of discarded clothing which would otherwise be thrown into landfill. The clothing is cut into strips, then crocheted into a long rope and added to a huge ball of fabric. Maggy invites viewers to join her in this project. At the conclusion of the exhibition, a video project will document the unrolling of the ball through the heart of Nelson as an illustration of the growing size of the issues caused by the fast fashion industry. Enough is Enough continues in the McKee gal- Maggy Johnston with her garment Material lery until November 24. Girl at the McKee Gallery. Photo: Supplied.

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Just a thought... Seph Pijfers Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Catholic Church From the moment of our first breath we begin our journey Home, to our place of the heart, our true Home. Scripture reminds us that eternal life is not earned or merited but it is a graced gift for all who believe and trust in God’s promise. So often we are in absolute awe when watching the inspirational nature documentaries on TV, as we see amazing pictures of great migrations of thousands of animals, birds, fish and insects on their mission of returning home over thousands of kilometres. All this they do by instinct. We travel through our lives, drawn in love, faith and trust to our Home, where we will live eternally. No matter how blessed this life has been for us, or how sad, deprived or unloved we may feel, we hold the sure hope that heaven has been promised. In the second book of Maccabees, the story is told of seven brothers who were arrested with their

mother. They were all tortured by the King’s men as they tried to make them break the Law of their ancestors. This story should be horrifying to us, but it shows the example of a very courageous mother and her seven sons who willingly suffered torture and martyrdom at the hands of the Syrians because they believed in the Resurrection. So often we read similar stories of extreme suffering from times of war, refugee camps, people trapped and dying in prisons, locked in containers and trafficked. Is our world so very different when these events can take place? Courage is a wonderful virtue and we all admire the ordinary, everyday people who endure great suffering, poverty and hardship, those who hold on and trust despite everything. Jesus came that “we might have life and have it to the full”. For those who believe, death is not the end but rather the going Home to the place of Promise “which eye has not seen nor has it entered into the hearts of those who believe”.

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teers to call on it’s something they are desperately short of. The boats used are called Hansa and are specially designed. They have a heavy centre board making them harder to tip over, the sailors sit lower in the boat in a type of hammock and the sail is set higher, so no ducking required. The club has two types of boats, a small, light craft for children and beginners and a heavier larger boat that can take two adults for the more experienced sailors and those able to sail solo. Eight sailors can sail independently, and four sailors have been invited to a regatta in Wellington next year. Thomas Whittle is 11 years old and has been sailing for about three years. His mum Sarah Whittle thinks it has a calming effect on him. “Thomas loves being on the water, I think he

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Sophie set to take her talents to Hawaii Jacob Page Richmond gymnast Sophie Manson will represent New Zealand at the Aloha Championships in Hawaii in January. The 15-year-old is the highest ranked gymnast in the region at step 10 and competed against Australia at the trans-Tasman event last month while also claiming a gold in the bars and the vault and silver on the floor at the national championships in Auckland last month. “It’s been quite stressful juggling exams as well but I have really good friends and a supportive family. The Nelson College for Girls Year 11 student trains for 20 hours a week at Gymnastics

Gymnyist Sophie Manson showing off her awards. Photo: Matt McCrorie. Nelson. travel to Hawaii. She will be the youngest “It’s such a privilege to repKiwi in the team which will resent New Zealand and I’m

really excited by it.” She will compete against gymnasts from America, Germany and Australia, amongst others. Sophie has been competing since she was six-years-old. “I just love the sport and enjoyed the challenge of learning new skills. “It’s as close as you can get to flying and you could just let rip and do what you wanted in the gym. “When I compete I love showing off the hard work.” Sophie says that one day she would like to become an orthopaedic surgeon one day but first would like to earn a college scholarship to compete and study in America after Nelson College for Girls.

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Bo Hill was only seven when he first drove a go-kart on a proper track and at first, he says “I was really scared and really slow but by the end of the session I loved it”. The Year 9 Waimea College student isn’t scared or slow anymore, in fact, he’s just won his first KartSport South

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Milestone Top of the South Speedway stocks have been boosted by the next generation of youth ministock drivers making their debut this season. Six new drivers, Luke Higgins, Harlen Brunt, Toby Walker, Daniel Yaxley, Cambell McManaway and Jack Burson, have fronted in Nelson and sport some pretty famous last names. They have had the mentor programme to navigate for their first few meetings and they are welcome members given that the same amount have exited

for the adult grades. The new racing rules were introduced to the youth grade this year, yellow lights and rolling starts have proved successful over the first few meetings while 30 youth drivers were entered for the rained-out stampede. Some of the new drivers are second and third generation competitors. These drivers are getting a head start on their parents as the youth grade has only been around for just over a decade, but has grown to the biggest number of competitors around speedway tracks in New Zealand. It is proving a huge stepping stone for kids moving into multiple forms of motor rac-

ing around the country and the world. The class in Nelson have around 19 drivers with visitors often turning up to race as well, but if you tally up the number of youth drivers coming through over the years it’s become an essential part of the club. Current three-time South Island stock car champion Keightley Teece started his career in youth ministocks, while others have moved into TQ’s, sprint cars and super stocks over the years. The Hydraulink War of the Wings and PTS SuperStock Stampede meeting meant for last Saturday was postponed until a later date after wet weather intervened.

M.P.I. are now starting the process to review the area 7 Snapper TAC. To date one meeting has been held to outline the process to all fishing sectors with the next meeting to be held in early December when there will be a presentation of the new science reviewing the status of the Snapper stocks. I think all agree that it is pleasing to see the Snapper in Tasman Bay increasing in numbers. A public consultation process will start in February 2020 with any changes coming into effect in November 2020. During the public consultation process I believe that it is time to review the amateur regulations for Snapper in area 7. Marlborough Sounds has three Snapper per person and long lines only in the outer sound. Do we need 10 Snapper each and 2 long lines per boat...? Just a thought. The weather is still doing it’s

spring thing and for the lucky ones (those who are enjoying retirement) who can go fishing any day when the weather is good – results have seen some excellent catches of good size snapper. The catches have been mainly in the 30 to 40 metre line area, but also there have been reports of catches from Rabbit Island and the bottom area of Tasman Bay. But not as many as in the deeper water. One of the techniques you could try for snapper fishing this season is to leave the bait at home and use jigs, the same as winter fishing at d’Urville Island. Preference of jig type has been the Docan and Baku Baku in the forty to eighty gram size range, depending on the depth of water and current. Both are available from Big Blue and Hunting and Fishing, along with all the advice you need. Tight lines! Find more info on www.dawn breakers.co.nz or on Facebook.

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Community Notices Save The Children. Christmas cards on sale at the Saturday Market 23rd Nov.. Cash or cheques only please. Ph. 547 3253. CrOP SWaP BriGhTWaTer, Join us on Nov. 23 9.30am for Brightwater’s very first crop swap at the Meeting Room at Brightwater Hall! Come & meet & share what you have in surplus from your kitchen & garden. Facebook: Crop Swap Brightwater or email cropswapbrightwater@gmail.com for details. nelSOn Male vOiCe ChOir presents “A Summer Concert” on Wedn 4th Dec. at 7:30pm, Richmond Town Hall, tickets from Richmond Town Hall or cash and EFT/POS at the door alzheiMerS nelSOn monthly Library drop-in sessions provide an opportunity for those looking for info., advice & support around Dementia. RICHMOND Library: Wednesday 27 Nov. 9.30-11am. Contact 546 7702 nelSOn danCe alOnG, Saturday 23rd Nov. ‘19,Richmond Town Hall. 7.30pm to 11pm, Music by Warren Fenmor,$6pp Plate for Supper Everyone welcome. For info. contact Rosalie Winter Ph: 538-0133. deMOnSTraTiOn Of CreaTive TeChniqueS By rOn WeiSS, to make your digital images Gallery Worthy.There is so much Free software available on the internet.Simple to use. The Demo is free & is at the Richmond Library 7pm to 9pm 28th of Nov. If there is a good attendance & interest will be a regular FREE event All ages welcome. SPiriTed COnverSaTiOnS Wedn 27 Nov. Hear marketing expert Dr Jessica Vredenburg from Auckland University ofTechnology on social media & ‘hyper-consumerism’. Yaza Cafe opens

6pm, speaker 7.30 pm. No reservations. Koha. Ph 548 6241 arThriTiS SOCieTy COffee MORNING We meet at Flock in Church St 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 27 Nov.‘19. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 ChriSTMaS MarkeT at Steiner Kindergarten, 33 Wallace St, Motueka. Join the holiday magic on Sunday, 1 December, 10am to 2pm. Live music, beautiful food, crafts, kid activities, candle dipping, gifts, decorations. For more info., 035286453. elySiuM WidOW & WidOWerS GrOuP meet for lunch midday at Head Quarters Cafe & Bar, 38 Ellis St, Brightwater on Sunday 24th Nov.. Friends social club welcomes single women & men 50 plus to join a club for weekly activities, walking, movies, theatre, potluck meals, restaurants , ph Clive 035472725/ Rose, 035390340. quiz niGhT fundraiSer fOr PerinaTal SuPPOrT nelSOn. Speights Ale House Monday 25th Nov. 6pm. Tickets $10 ea. Call 03 548 3555. Raffles & Auctions on the night A fantastic fun night & all proceeds going to this charity supporting mothers during pregnancy & after baby is born. nelSOn 50+ Mini WalkerS Nov. 26th, Maitai Caves. Meet 10am at Maitai Dam car park. Ph. David or Lynne, 540 3161. nelSOn 50+ WalkinG GrOuP Nov. 28th, Highfirlds-88 Valley. Ph. Beverley, 546 5616 or Carole, 539 1004 . rOTary CluB Of riChMOnd dayS fOr GirlS PrOJeCT require volunteers to help sew washable sanitary kits for women/ girls locally & in undeveloped countries. Meet every Tues-

day & Thursday 11- 3.30pm at the Old Richmond Info Centre, Gladstone Rd. Debra 0274413300 for further info. riChMOnd BaPTiST ChurCh Car BOOT Market now has ‘Quality Arts & Crafts’ in the lounge. 30 inside stalls & it is first come first gets a stall to set up 6:30 am to 7:30 If you are late you can still go outside. Tables $5 & a small donations. So if you are an artist or a crafter come early & enjoy the Nov. 23rd Market. Also any one looking for wonderful Christmas Presents this is the place to be between 8-12. nelSOn quilTerS Guild Monthly meeting Weds 20 Nov. 7.30pm at Stoke School. Guest speaker: Maggy Johnston about her fabric art & exhibition. Sales table. All welcome. Queries Alison 0210766486 riChMOnd WelCOMe GrOuP Like to make some new friends. Come along & have a coffee & chat on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month with a friendly group of people, at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd.. All welcome. TelePh: Glenys 265 5318 arThriTiS SOCieTy COffee MOrninG We meet at Flock in Church St 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 27 Nov.‘19. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 heriTaGe rOSeS nelSOn, 11 Dec. twilight garden ramble in Central Nelson & pub dinner. All welcome. Non members $5.00 entry fee. Clare 03 5450455. also Farm Gardens Tour Sat. 30 Nov.WaimeaWest, Richmond & Upper Moutere. Non members welcome $5 entry fee. Marian 0211611385. WaiMea MuSiC CluB meets Sunday 17th Nov. at Loney Hall 4 Wensley Rd Richmond at 1 15 pm. Contact Clive

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DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz ph 5530526 Pat ph 5445766 PaST PuPil Of TiMaru GirlS Or TiMaru BOyS hiGh SChOOl. Past pupil branches in Nelson & Marlborough are holding a combined luncheon on Saturday, 7 Dec ‘19 at Club Waimea at 12 noon. You are most welcome to attend. riChMOnd liBrary. free. 1. GOOd CrafTernOOn! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Wedns, 12.30pm2pm. 2. SCan yOur PhOTOS or slides during November, and learn how to make a photobook to gift for Christmas. Ph Richmond Library 03 543 8500 or talk to a librarian for details. Free.. 3. BOOk launCh – From The Country To The Town: A History of the Nelson A&P Show by Kirstan Robinson. 5.30pm, Wed. 20 Nov. Free. All welcome. Book sales, $35. 4. Tiny TOTS, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, during term time. 5. find OuT hOW TO lOOk aT arT WiTh Sarah MCClinTOCk, The Suter Art Gallery’s Curator, with an item from The Suter’s permanent collection. Richmond Library, 5.30pm-6.30pm, Tuesday 26 Nov. WOrkShOP fOr SiBlinGS Of kidS WiTh diSaBiliTieS. Come & make crafty Christmas decorations, relax & connect with others who know what it’s like to have a sibling with a disability. Friday 15 Nov, 3.30 - 5.30pm in Richmond. Ages 8-18. To book call/text Parent to Parent on 0204 010 9478. nelSOn railWay Founders Park. Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th the Train

bilitation. Contact Sue on 5441562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz Cake deCOraTOrS Christmas all day workshop on Saturday 30 Nov.. You will make a Poinsettia flower, a Santa & an elf using sugar paste. Starting at 9:30 to 4 pm. Those interested can contact Desiree 0276302359. WanT TO GrOW yOur OWn veGS & CrOPS but lack land & wherewithal? Come & join us for a mutual venture. No fees, just your time & enthusiasm required! Ph. 021 084 13139. neW TO nelSOn? Join Citizens Advice & Nelson Newcomers for coffee at Morri Cafe, 244 Hardy St. 10am third Tuesday each month. Call Jane 546 7681 Next meeting Tuesday 19th Nov. PrOSTaTe CanCer SuPPOrT GrOuP meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 276 Nayland Rd 1.30-3.30pm. Bill ph 544 8635 or 5391137. BlOOd CanCer SuPPOrT GrOuP meet monthly for more info. ph Graham 544 3037 or Heather 027 4444708 fOOd, iS iT a PrOBleM fOr yOu? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. All welcome nelSOn neWBieS & friendS, Weekly coffee morning onWednesday 10:30am Deville Cafe, 22 New St. New people always welcome to join us for a coffee & chat. PhClive 547 2725. alCOhOliCSanOnyMOuS is alcohol causing problems for you? want to stop drinking but can’t? maybe we can help. support meetings every day. ring 0800aaworks or 08002296757 www.aa.org.nz

will operate between 11am & 4pm. Adults $6 Children $4 U 3 years free. friendS SOCial CluB invites single women and men 50 plus to join a club for weekly activities, walking, movies, theatre, potluck meals, restaurants etc. ph Clive 035472725/ Rose, 035390340. have yOu ever ThOuGhT Of BeCOMinG a vOlunTeer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz Ph. 546 7681. hiGGinS heriTaGe Park, PiGeOn valley, Wakefield, Sunday 17 Nov 10AM - 3PM - An ideal place for a picnic with Members sheds open of vintage & heritage items. Trolley rides & bush jigger rides. Diane 027 6316786. lunCh On The hill: you are welcome to lunch at Holy Trinity Church, 27 Dorset St., Richmond on Tuesday 19th Nov., Richmond. Open from 11am, a koha is appreciated. nelSOn & MOTueka live POeTS, Guest Poets Panni Palasti & Carol Ercolano Nelson 7 pm Tues. 19 Nov. at The Prince Albert, 113 Nile St., Motueka 7pm Wedn. 20 Nov. at Armadillos, 122 High St., Koha entry. Ph 027 643 5123. The nelSOn aSThMa SOCieTy. BeTTer BreaThinG ClaSSeS help you improve breathing through fitness. Two venues: Nelson, Reformed Church, Enner Glynn 1:00-2:30 every Wednesday during school terms; Motueka, Te Awhina Marae, 11:30-12:30 on 2nd & 4th Monday of each month. Plus our new BeTTer BreaThinG CirCuiT at Richmond, Club Waimea, 10:00-11:00 every Tuesday during school terms – ideal for those who have completed Pulmonary Reha-

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The next expo is on Friday 3 April 2020 from 10.00 am – 3.00 pm at the Headingly Centre, Richmond. Stallholder registrations are now open until Sunday 8 March 2020. If you are a community group, agency or organisation that can make a positive impact on our ageing population, make your presence felt at the Positive Ageing Expo. The Positive Ageing Expo has run annually since 2008 and attracts about 2,000 people each year. Register your organisation Head to tasman.govt.nz/link/positive-ageing to book a stall, or contact Community Partnerships Co-ordinator Lani Evans: • Email Lani.evans@tasman.govt.nz

Kickstart your compost with a $30 subsidy November is Kickstart Compost Month and, to help you get going, we're offering Tasman households $30 off a compost bin, worm farm or bokashi set from approved retailers. Partnerships and education officer Nichola Brydon says composting is an easy and effective way to reduce the amount of food waste going to landfill, as well as reduce the carbon emissions it creates.

A special licence allows for the sale of alcohol at special occasions or events. They are normally used to licence oneoff events where no licence is currently held, such as a food and wine festival or a quiz night. A special licence can also be used to extend the hours or area of a licensed premises for a special occasion or event.

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Applicant: Richmond Unlimited Event: PAK'nSAVE Santa Parade Location: Edward Street. Salisbury Street – from Talbot Street to Queen Street. Oxford Street – from Wensley Road to Queen Street. Queen Street – from Edward Street to McIndoe Place. McIndoe Place and the Petrie/Harkness carpark Date and time : Sunday 24 November 2019, 6.30 am – 4.00 pm Applicant: Nelson Car Club Event: Matakitaki Car Rally Location: Matakitaki Road, Murchison – from the end of tar seal for 10 kilometres down Matakitaki Road Date and time: Saturday 30 November 2019, 8.00 am – 5.00 pm Applicant: Nelson Drag Racing Association Event: Motueka Drag Races Location: Queen Victoria Street – from Green Lane to King Edward Street including Marchwood Park Road Dates and times: Saturday 23 November 2019, 7.30 am – 4.00 pm. Saturday 1 February 2020, 7.30 am – 4.00 pm (alternative rain date Sunday 2 February 2020). Saturday 29 February 2020, 7.30 am – 4.00 pm (alternative rain date Sunday 1 March 2020). Saturday 28 March 2020, 7.30 am – 4.00 pm

HAVE YOUR SAY: For details of our current consultations, head to tasman.govt.nz/feedback.

Help us plan for the future of Saxton Field First stage consultation closes 16 December 2019 We’re reviewing the way we manage Saxton Field – and we need your help to ensure a bright future for our region’s largest sports, recreation and events venue. Between 4 October and 16 December 2019 we're asking what you enjoy about Saxton Field, how happy you are with the opportunities provided for sport, recreation and play, as well as the natural environment and landscape. Most importantly we want to know: What’s your vision for the future of Saxton Field? Visit tasman.govt.nz/feedback for more information and to fill in the survey.

Alcohol licence applications Current applications for alcohol licences, including information on how to object, are advertised on our website.

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Applicant: Motueka Events Charitable Trust Event: New World Starlight Christmas Parade Date: Friday 6 December 2019 Location and times: Pah Street – from Grey Street to High Street, 6.00 pm – 9.00 pm. High Street - from Poole Street to Whakarewa Street, 6.00 pm – 9.00 pm. Wallace Street – from High Street to Decks Reserve Carpark. 3.00 pm – 9.00 pm

Shop your streets on SecondHand Sunday – 8 December 2019

COUNCIL MEETINGS

Here’s a chance to re-home your surplus household goods and pick yourself up a free bargain as well. SecondHand Sunday, on 8 December, is a joint council event to help you find new homes for useful items –furniture, books and magazines, clothing, tools, baby gear, sporting goods, leftover bits and pieces from building projects.

Operations Committee Thursday 21 November, 9.30 am. Public forum

Simply register your address online, including what you have available, arrange your items on your driveway or front lawn, put up your SecondHand Sunday letterbox poster, and then welcome visitors who will take your goods off your hands. The address list will be posted on our website on the Friday afternoon before the event.

Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

A4A Forum Friday 22 November, 10.00 am Positive Ageing Forum Monday 25 November, 1.00 pm. Richmond Library Creative Communities Subcommittee Tuesday 26 November, 10.00 am. Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka. No public forum Deliberations – Speed Limit Bylaw Wednesday 27 November, 9.30 am. Public forum

Event activity: New Year's Eve public fireworks display Date and location: 31 December 2019 to 1 January 2020, Torrent Bay

Queen Street bus stop closures

Regulatory Committee Thursday 28 November, 1.30 pm. Public forum

Event activity: Tata Islands swimming races Date and location: 11 January 2020, between Ngawhiti Island and Tata Beach

As a result, the bus stops on Queen Street will be closed on the following dates:

Event activity: Cardboard boat race Date and location: 25 January 2020, Tata Beach/Ligar Inlet

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The event will take place rain or shine, and remember you will still be responsible for anything that isn’t taken on the day. Register for SecondHand Sunday online at tasman.govt.nz/link/shs before Thursday 6 December.

Event activity: Giant Slalom and Christmas Picnic Date and location: 15 December 2019, Waimea River

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Visit tasman.govt.nz/link/special-licence for more information and application forms.

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• Phone 03 543 8980

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The Positive Ageing Expo will be back in 2020, showcasing the recreational, health and social services available in Nelson Tasman to make ageing a positive experience.

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“Food and garden waste makes up about 30% of our landfill, and much of this could be composted at home or through Council or commercial services,” she says.

Community Notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising. Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads. For classified ads and public notices please call 544 9037.

WEDNESDAY 20 November 2019

More information about the Harbourmaster’s directions for events is available at tasman.govt.nz/link/maritime-events.

Over the next two months several events are taking place on Queen Street that will affect access for buses.

• Sunday 24 November 2019 – Santa Parade • Monday 30 December – Richmond Market Day A temporary bus stop will be set up on Talbot Street (opposite PAK'nSAVE) on these days. You can also catch the bus on Salisbury Road, between Talbot and Florence streets. Thanks for your patience with these temporary changes.

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Strategy and Policy Committee Thursday 28 November, 9.30 am. Public forum

Tasman Regional Transport Committee Monday 2 December, 9.30 am. Public forum Hearings – Responsible Camping Strategy Wednesday 4 December, 9.30 am. Takaka Service Centre, 78 Commercial Street, Takaka. Public forum Hearings – Responsible Camping Strategy Thursday 5 December, 9.30 am. Public forum Audit & Risk Committee Thursday 5 December, 1.30 pm. No public forum 18168 Hothouse Creative

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End of season special. Shed dry pine, 6mtrs $400 delivered. 3mtrs $240 delivered. Only at Quality Firewood, phone or txt 0274 490 622.

Garage sale at 16 White Rd, Hope, from 8am. For sale are general household items, including kitchen items, paintings, linen, china and much more.

Antiques, art, furniture (desks, bookcases, chests of drawers, tables, chairs, chaise lounge, wardrobe, mirrors, rugs etc). Collectibles, paintings, toys, books, records etc. Sell, buy, value. 6 rooms at Souchebys Antiques, 75 Gladstone Rd, Richmond ph 544 0723. Open Mon-Sat. www.an tiquesnewzealand.co.nz

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