21 August 2019

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The nominations for local elections are in, and four candidates are running for mayor at the Tasman District Council. In the whole district, there are 45 candidates for councillors.

From the mayoral candidates list, Tim King, who is supported by mayor Richard Kempthorne, is the only one who is not running for any other position. Brent Maru is also running for the Motueka Community Board, Dean McNamara applied for the Moutere/Waimea Ward, and Maxwell Clark is running for the Rich-

mond Ward.

There are nine candidates for four positions as a councillor for the Richmond Ward, ten candidates for three spots at Moutere/ Waimea, six candidates for one position at Golden Bay Ward, six candidates for Golden Bay Community Board and seven candidates for Motueka Community

Board. At the Lakes/Murchison Ward, the election is already decided. This is because the only candidate for the single position available as councillor is Stuart Bryant.

Community-led ‘Meet the Candidates’ events start on 21 August so people can interact and find more about their candidates.

There is a list of meetings available on the Tasman District Council website.

Postal voting and special votes start on 20 September and may be cast until 12 October. announcement of the election results will be on 17 October.

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Big plans for local frozen yoghurt project Bruno Saia A group of students from Year 12 Business Class at Waimea College pitched their frozen yoghurt project at the national TV show Dragon’s Den. In this popular programme, entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to five of New Zealand’s multi-millionaires who must then decide if they want to invest their own money and expertise in the ventures.

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Meila Picard, Quilah Bruce and Amber Field developed the frozen yogurt idea with their colleague Trinity Cooper. Photo: Bruno Saia.

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Moutere-Waimea Ward Councillor Anne Turley attended most meetings Bruno Saia From October 2016 to July 2019 Tasman District Council had 105 meetings, including Full Council meetings, Community Development Committee, Engineering

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Moutere-Waimea Ward Councillor, Anne Turley missed only two of those meetings and so she is the councillor with the highest

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“The important point in standing for election is being available to attend meetings where information is presented and discussed which enables Councillors to make informed decisions. With-

out attendance Councillors are unable to participate in the decision-making process.”, she says.

David Ogilvie and Dean McNamara missed only three meetings each. Stuart Bryant missed 5, Paul Sangstaer missed 6 and

Peter Canton and Trevor Tuffnel missed 7 meetings each.

Kit Maling, Tim King and Dana Wensley were absent from 8 meetings, Sue Brown from 9 and Paul Hawkes and Mark Greening missed 13 each.

New Zealand Police are still trying to gather information about an accident which occurred this Monday at the State Highway Six, between Brightwater and Wakefield.

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Centre, emergency services were notified of the accident around 6:50am. A single vehicle had left the road on Main Road Spring Grove, between Barton Lane and Telenius Road. The driver of a blue hatchback car was alone when the accident happened, and he

was sent to the hospital in a serious condition.

Traffic control was set in place while emergency services worked at the scene.

Anyone who may have seen the crash or the car overnight is asked to contact Richmond Police on 105.

Fashion Central is moving on Queen St There is a huge white structure covering one of the buildings on Queen Street.

There are also contractors working full-time to ensure that the new building for Fashion Central’s women’s retail store will be finished and ready to move into by late September.

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Property Manager for store owners G & M Ballentyne Ltd, they bought the new site a while ago, and decided to move at the end of the lease of their former shop further down Queen St. “All the covering is mainly to protect the builders from the elements, so they can keep working,” he says.

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Big plans for local frozen yoghurt project so this is made only with three ingredients,” says Meila.

The group is with the Young Enterprise Scheme, which gathers young entrepreneurs from all New Zealand.

“Our business is called Frost Bite Frozen Yoghurt.

Basically, we are making a frozen yogurt, a healthy alternative to all the sugary ice creams. We noticed a gap in the market for this. We wanted to create a healthier version of the ice cream,” says Quilah.

Their first product sales will be next Saturday at the Nelson market, and after that it will be sold at a kiosk at the Waimea College.

“We plan to continue our business until Year 13 Business Studies and I think next year is when we want to try to expand it in to cafes and other kinds of stores”, says Amber.

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FROM PAGE 1 “There were 41 businesses from the Nelson and Marlborough regions, and we ended up second,” says the 17-year old Meila Picard, who is part of the group with her colleagues Quilah Bruce, Amber Field and Trinity Cooper.

“We went through a lot of planning and different business ideas to get to this one,” says Meila.

They wanted to do something related to healthy eating and sustainability.

“So we came up with this and it’s been good ever since.”, she says.

According to Meila, after doing some experiments, they’ve got two flavours which they are happy with: mango, and berry and banana. “We tried to make it as simple as possible.

When we look at food labels, there are so many ingredients and there is a lot you don’t understand,

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Local workshop for smarter business Bruno Saia Business owners got together last Thursday at Crombie Lockwood Boardroom in Richmond, for the Financial Awareness workshop, organised by Nelson Chamber of Commerce.

Their goal was to get a better understanding of how to manage their businesses and get better results.

Manoli Aerakis, from Malloch McClean Tasman, was the workshop’s presenter.

“We are just a small business, and I do everything, from guiding to market-

ing and financial management, and I found the presentation very clear and simple,” says Lee-Anne Jago, from Waka Abel Tasman.

“Manoli has a great way of visually showing what the reports look like, so it’s much easier to understand.

According to Manoli, business owners are able to run smarter and better business.

“Nine times out of ten, business owners fall into business. No one teaches you how to run it. What we are trying to do today is to increase people’s financial awareness of what they should be looking at,” he says.

“If you can think about driving a car, you have a dashboard, you see how fast you are going, how much fuel, and if the car is going to overheat.

You need that in your business. Do I have enough sales? Are my people doing well? You need a dashboard to know how well you are going.”

According to Trina Zimmerman, from Nelson Chamber of Commerce, this was the first of 16 workshops that are scheduled for this year. Next one will be presented by Ipiphany with the topic ‘Intellectual Property - The Basics’ on 27 August, at 9:30 am, also at Crombie Lockwood Boardroom.

Tasman District Council spends $31,000 per year on picking up fly-tipping, but it is still possible to find garbage at remote areas near Waimea River. Last week, councillor Kit Maling was having a walk at River Road when he found rubbish.

“The fly-tipping in the river has improved. There is less rubbish than there used to be. Because Council closed off the road to vehicles and now there are just bikes allowed, you can’t drive all the way through. We still find some rubbish as we have today but there is much improvement from what it was.

Unfortunately, people are still dumping tyres and other stuff.”

Kit has been walking through the area for the last 9 years and believes that the community should avoid dumping in the site. “It’s not cheap to go to the dump, but Council doesn’t make a profit out of it, and that’s just people not being responsible, that’s the thing,” he says.

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Councillor Kit Maling found a tyre and other rubbish at Waimea River. Photo: Bruno Saia.

Richmond Mall is undergoing some seismic strengthening to protect it against future earthquakes.

Richmond Mall centre manager, Belinda de Clercq, says the work, which is currently underway ”in the middle part of the mall” near the Farmers department store and Postie Plus, would not affect the overall customer experience. ”While we are doing that we are also raising the ceiling 800mm to make it more open and brighter. ”Once the ceiling goes in the skylights will be redone.”

De Clercq said while it was two separate projects, she felt the seismic strengthening was important with future development plans. ”The siesmic work has been taken on as something we felt was important to do. ”All the work is being done out of sight and won't affect customers. ”We hope to have the work done by the end of November,” she said.

De Clercq said a number of shops were working on new fit-outs and fresh looks over the next month and it would be worth keeping an eye on the shop fronts as they are completed.

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Rainbow celebrates bumper season Paula Hulbert Fresh snow, blue skies and sunshine saw one of the busiest days on record at Rainbow Ski Field on Sunday.

Hundreds of people flocked to the popular ski spot to make the most of the conditions after a soggy start to the season.

Staff even kept the lifts open for extra time to let people make the most of the Bluebirds day- when conditions are perfect.

General manager James Lazor says about 850 people visited the ski field on Sunday.

According to James, it was the busiest so far this season.

“People look at the long-term weather report mid-week and it was saying Sunday would be a Bluebird day.

“Though people should look at our website and Facebook pages for the daily weather as we live on the mountain, a lot of times what

Conditions at Rainbow Ski Field were perfect for the people who visited on Sunday. Photo: Supplied. the forecasters are saying and what really happens are very different, so many times people are

missing out on Bluebird days.

“We even kept the lifts open a little longer for visitors to really

enjoy the amazing day and had a visit from the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter to take

away a patient, who is okay now,” he says.

From midday, the upper carparks filled up fast.

James says staff worked hard to make sure everyone had a good time.

“The upper car parks filled up fast, so we controlled the cars coming up from the bottom gate around midday.

“We have a great team and whether it is a busy day or normal day, they are all trained professionals, so the extra work we can handle,” he says.

Next week the inaugural Playhouse King and Queen of the Mountain event will be held.

The freestyle competition is open to all ages and confidence levels and will be held between 9am4pm on August 25. Tickets are $10.

To check the mountain conditions next weekend access the website: www.skirainbow.co.nz.

Pretty pest must be removed Staff Reporter It may be pretty, but it’s now officially a pest. Taiwan cherry (Prunus campanulata) can no longer be propagated, sold or planted in Nelson or Tasman.

The new Tasman-Nelson Regional Pest Management Plan (RPMP) for 2019-2029 came into force on July 1, and Taiwan cherry now has eradication status in the plan.

Tasman District Council Biosecurity and Biodiversity coordi-

nator Paul Sheldon explains this means landowners must report the presence of Taiwan cherry and its cultivars on their land within five working days of sighting it and must organise its removal.

“Our biosecurity staff will be out and about helping residents stop this pest tree from taking over our landscapes. It’s been spreading through the Richmond Ranges and other areas of scrubland.

It’s a pest because it forms dense, long-lived stands that choke out

our native vegetation,” Paul says.

Taiwan cherry is also known as bell-flowered cherry or Formosan cherry.

“It is very pretty and in the past people have been able to buy these trees. For those who have planted them as specimens, our biosecurity staff will provide replacement trees up to the value of $135 once we’re satisfied the pest tree or trees are gone. We’re also willing to consider a financial contribution towards their removal on a case-by-case basis.”

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Music from around the world in Richmond Bruno Saia Once a mouth, always on Tuesday mornings, around 50 people from Tasman get together at Richmond Town Hall to listen and watch some nice classical music carefully chosen for them.

“Anybody who is interested in music can come along and enjoy the finest music recordings that you can get”, says Cecile Strang, who has been part of the group since the beginning, more than 20 years ago.

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Correction: Vintage cars expo in Wakefield

1. Bill Everett, Leslie and Paul Green, Lionel and Shona Wray.

Last week, on the story about the Vintage cars expo in Wakefield, we said that Gavin Hill restored Trevor’s Carston car but the correct information is that Trevor restored his own 1912 Rover Landaulette.

Trevor is the president of the Rover Car Cub and the Classic and Collectable Car Show is going to be in Wakefield on Sunday, 1st of September.

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Nelson’s Jim Carter to enter hall of fame Kate Russell One of the country’s most formative musical figures - who happens to be a Nelson resident - will be inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame at the 2019 APRA Silver Scroll Awards this October.

Jim Carter, who turned 100 in March this year, will be joined

by Ruru Karaitiana and Pixie Williams (both since passed on) in the prestigious honor - as together, they created ‘Blue Smoke’ - New Zealand’s first homegrown pop song in 1949.

This year celebrates the song’s 70th anniversary. It was the first New Zealand song to be wholly written, recorded and manufactured in New Zealand. It was a huge commercial success and was covered by a host of international

stars, including Dean Martin.

Growing up in Wellington, Jim first picked up the lap-steel guitar in 1936 at the age of 17. He aspired to be a dance band guitarist, so took lessons on rhythm guitar and joined a Wellington band called Gerry Hall and his Orchestra, playing in a church opposite the Basin Reserve.

During the Second World War, he was in the army for a year, but tuberculosis kept him away from the action. Instead, he worked as an army chef and often performed at concerts held in military camps such as Trentham.

After the war, Carter joined the 2YA Orchestra, which played “pop music of the day”, accompanying a female vocalist broadcasting live-to-air from the station’s Wellington studio.

Then Ruru Karaitiana, who wrote

Jim Carter on his Spanish semi-acoustic guitar in Wellington during the early 1950s. Photo: AudioCulture.

‘Blue Smoke’ approached Jim to play the lap-steel guitar and lead his band on the recording as he

wanted it to have a Hawaiian feel.

But Jim’s contribution to New Zealand’s pop music history

didn’t stop at that. In the same year it was recorded, he played rhythm guitar on Ken Avery’s ‘Paekakariki’, and in the mid1950s he played on several pivotal recordings by Johnny Cooper - his biggest hit ‘One By One’, his originals ‘Look What You Done (Lonely Blues)’ and ‘Pie-Cart Rock’n’Roll’, and his version of ‘Rock Around the Clock’.

Lap-steel guitar and music have remained a key part of Jim’s life, including a new recording of ‘Blue Smoke’ he did with Neil Finn for Anzac Day in 2015.

While Karaitiana and Williams have now sadly passed on, their children will be accepting the awards on their behalf.

The APRA Silver Scroll Awards are to be held at Spark Arena in Auckland on Wednesday, October 2.

VAST Dance Festival gathered High School students from the Top of the South region last Thursday at the Theatre Royal Nelson. Eighteen dance presentations were performed to the public by groups from local schools such as Garin College and Waimea College. Also participating Nayland College, Motueka High School, Greymouth High School and Nelson College for Girls. The photo shows the ‘Our Time’ contemporary presentation by Lille Prestidge, from Waimea College which was based on the fight for the right to vote by the women of New Zealand. Photo: Bruno Saia.

Thank you to all the Henley School students who created beautiful portraits of their dads for us to display.

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We are changing for the better!

The answer is not closing roads.

The Council decision to block off Hampden Street at its intersection with Waimea Road is treating the symptoms. Full points to Councillors Matheson, Noonan and Rutledge for opposing the closure.

The fundamental problem is that Waimea Road and Rocks Road do not have sufficient capacity to get the people and freight in and out of our city and port.

Congestion is getting worse. The times that Waimea and Rocks Roads snarled up are growing. It has spread south to Richmond’s roads and intersections. Rat runs are developing on neighbourhood streets not designed for such traffic.

Injury accidents and road fatalities are increasing as our roads are not designed for these traffic volumes and frustrated road users take risks they should not.

Labour has had little to say about Nelson’s transport issues. The PM, when Leader of the Opposition said she opposes the Southern Link as there are better alternatives like barging logs from Rabbit Island or a tunnel though the Port Hills. Neither alternative is credible.

Transport Minister Phil Twyford has cancelled billions in highway projects around New Zealand including the $5 million project in Nelson for resurfacing with quiet seal on SH6 in Atawhai and Stoke.

What if 500,000 kiwis just disappeared? They were the words of a poster that got my attention. That’s the number of lives taken in abortion in our country. Yes, I know the word “lives” would be challenged by some. It’s not a life; it’s a fetus. But I cannot take that view as a Christian. Life begins in the womb. The bible is so clear about this.

Psalm 139 says, “For it was you who created my inward parts; you knit me together

in my mother’s womb. I (Proverbs 24:11). Praying is will praise you not enough. I am because I have called to speak been remarkably out and protest.

Defending innoand wondrously cent human life made.” God calls me to speak up for is a moral manthose who have no date. If you are a voice and to deChristian reading his, you have fend the cause of an obligation to the oppressed and Peter Somervell needy (Proverbs act. Make a subLead Pastor 31:8-9). He calls mission to ParliaGrace Church me to rescue those ment. being taken off to death Go to voiceforlife.org.nz or

familyfirst.org.nz. They provide a step-by-step guide. If you are a young woman who feels you have no other option than terminating your pregnancy, I plead with you to talk to someone who has made a different choice; a harder choice to keep their baby and watched a little life come into the world. Contact Carol or Jody at Ma’s Place (masplace.org.nz).

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Mr Twyford’s statement that New Zealand has long over-invested in highways gives little hope to Nelson.

Green Co-Leader James Shaw and Councillor Matt Lawry promised in 2017 $23 million for a Rocks Road walkway and cycleway but nothing has eventuated. The Transport Agency has rightly stated this is unrealistic without addressing the large volume of traffic and trucks.

I have long advocated for Rocks Road being an esplanade for walking, cycling and recreation but this is only possible by relocating the State Highway.

The message Simon Bridges received from our Mayors, Port Nelson, AA, contractors and Road

Transport Association was of frustration. Simon’s statement that National would put the Southern Link back on track was welcomed.

National has a strong track record of investment in Nelson’s highways.

We did QEII Drive in the 1980s, Whakatu Drive in the 1990s and the Ruby Bay Bypass in the 2010s.

The Southern Link is just part of what needs doing in the 2020s. We need to be planning for four lanes to the plains – ie out to Three Brothers corner.

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We have 10,000 more people in the region than a decade ago. Freight volumes through Port Nelson have grown 40% in the last five years.

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Nelson Theatre decided to take a small group of talented young actors to the Edinburg Festival Fringe with 13 weeks notice, Joel Sangster from Waimea College and his family didn’t hesitate.

This was too good an opportunity for the young actor/singer to miss. Already a seasoned performer, he appeared in A Christmas Carol at 13, Joel had been entertaining the family for years. His mum Amber says “it started when he was in his highchair and it hasn’t stopped. Dancing, singing, putting on small shows for the family with his brother.

So he joined the Nelson Theatre at 9 years of age and it’s been full-on, but the training has been excellent and prepared him well for the future.” To raise money for the trip Joel sold things at Nelson markets, busked and performed in shows in retirement homes, organised by Richard Carruthers.

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performances were sold out and the audience reviews were excellent. “People loved the show said Richard, loved that it was Grease with real teenagers, and that we had come across the world to present it.”

As well as giving performances the young actors distributed flyers during the day advertising the show.

They also had the opportunity to explore Edinburgh, see other shows, and when in London visit art galleries and St Pauls,”a fantastic opportunity,” said Joel’s granddad Conly Zimmermann who contacted the paper about his grandson.

The Fringe itself continues for another week, but school commitments mean the Nelson company is back home now. “But interest in returning next year is high, among those who had been this year and those who had missed out” said Richard. “The audiences were really close to the stage and they sang and danced along, it was amazing” said Joel on returning to Richmond.

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site where we set up a dedicated parts and service area,” says Pam. Adrian’s solid reputation for quality workmanship and delivering on time was part of the reason the couple were offered the opportunity.

“As the service side of the business got busier, we slowly built up more positions, with more staff also required for our parts’ section.” In 2007, the couple took the innovative step to also open a branch in Seddon which is another important area of Marlborough’s wine production. The Seddon site proved to be a valuable asset and in 2010, the move was made to a purpose-built site.

That year Tractor Repairs and Spares Ltd was also appointed the AGCO franchise for Massey Ferguson and Fendt in the Nelson region where a suitable workshop was found, and the Nelson branch was born.

2016 was another step forward for the company with the purchase of TFM Tractors in Hastings.

Today, the company continues to expand, and the emphasis is still on Adrian’s core values of delivering first-class service and support.

Tractor Repairs and Spares Ltd outgrows old workshop In 2011, a branch was set up at 19 Poutama Street, Richmond.

“When we first started, we had four permanent staff, but with the growth of the Tasman area, we now employ 9 permanent staff,” says Branch Manager, Craig Hovenden. “Due to this growth, we then realised we had outgrown our old building, so I began looking for a new premises which would suit our business require-

ments,” says Craig. “When we found the premises on Appleby Highway we recognised it would give us a good frontage along with the space we required.”

The chance to see new purpose-built premises Pam says it’s been pretty exciting because our new premises has been purpose-built. “It’s warm and inviting, not only for the clients but also for the people who are working there,” she says. “It has also been designed to provide the kind of technology that today’s machinery requires. At the old workshop, the team had to do part of their work outdoors, but now all the work can be completed indoors.”

Products available at the new Richmond branch Tractor Spares and Repairs Ltd is a big supplier of AGCO product including Germanmade Fendt tractors which are known to be the best tractors in the world. Also renowned for their high spec and fuel efficiency, Fendt are great for vineyard and orchard use, with bigger models available for use in the agricultural

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“Nelson is a bit broader than our other regions in terms of what it requires because there’s a mix of horticulture, viticulture, berry contracting, hops and marketing gardening” says Pam. “So, there’s a diverse range of areas we provide parts, service and sales to.”

In addition to new and used tractors, Tractor Spares and Repairs also supplies local businesses with FMR spray equipment, ERO canopy equipment e.g., vine trimmers and vineyard leaf removers, Niubo mulchers, and so on.

“We also supply Fieldmaster mowers,” says Joanna. “We have lots of different sizes available to suit each clients’ needs.”

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Come and check out the new building at 28 Appleby Highway at their Open Day on Friday the INNOVATION FOR GROWTH. 30th August. expense or resource when it comes to provid- tinued support.” The Open Day for the all- new ing the very best equipment and training for Tractor Repairs and Spares Richmond office/ FMR GROUP LTD. NEWwill ZEALAND our technicians,” says Pam. “Today’s technoloworkshop be held at 28 Appleby Highway on gy requires a new breed of technician who need Friday, August 30th, starting at 3pm with drinks to be computer-literate and highly-trained to and nibbles provided and draws for giveaway use the advanced diagnostic equipment neces- prizes. “Come along and meet all the TRS Richsary for today’s new machinery.” mond team and put names to faces. Everyone is All of the TRS branches have state-of-the-art welcome.” workshops, which are considered an essential For more information, phone Tractor Repairs and environment for cost-effective repairs. Their Spares Ltd Branch Manager, Craig Hovenden on technicians service and repair a wide range of 021 895 592 or visit www.tractorrepairs.co.nz machinery, tractors, sprayers, harvesters and specialised vineyard machinery.

Experienced team with specialist skills “We have an awesome team onboard in Richmond including Craig our Manager, Bruce and Rob in the parts and Daryl, our Service Manager, who is very good with people,” says Pam. “Daryl has five team members in the workshop and they always have apprentices who undergo vigorous training both internally and externally because it’s very specialised work.” The sales team of John and Phil round out the team with product knowledge for the clients’ specific needs.

The team members at all branches of Tractor Repairs and Spares Ltd regularly attend courses here and overseas to keep abreast of developments.

See you at the Open Day! “We invite all our current clients, and new clients to pop into our new purpose-built premises and have a look around and we’ll introduce you to our staff,” says Craig. “We’d like to take this opportunity to say thanks to all our valued clients for their support over the past 8 years and as a business, look forward to their con-

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When I entered the work force the cafeteria, and as long as the some 45 years ago, one of my phones were manned, everyone first jobs was at the Head Office else could put down their tools of a nationwide firm which occu- and watch the game. Same for pied six floors of an the Melbourne Cup! office block in downSport was considered town Wellington. important. We even The fourth floor was had our own cricket the staff cafeteria. team in the local club When employed you Saturday B grade comwere required to join petition. We didn’t the staff Social Club work weekends in and a small subscripthose days and Suntion was deducted days often saw a sportfrom your pay each ing challenge of some week. This fund was Lewis Della Bosca sort against rival firms administered by the as fundraisers for the Social Club committee, made up Telethon of the day – remember of staff members, not Manage- them? ment. On many Friday nights The success of the social prothe cafeteria became a venue gramme was considered an for social events—dances, Wine important measure of the well& Cheese or Chicken & Cham- being of the whole business. pagne nights, games evenings Management created the opporand parties. The NZ Manager tunity but the force that created was the uncle of then new All success was the staff themselves.

Black wing Stu Wilson and if an It is this ethos we seek to emuAll Black match was broadcast late as we further develop our during the week, management own social sub-committee – the paid for a COLOUR TV (col- force that creates success will be our had only just started being the members themselves. I look broadcast in NZ) to be set up in forward to your involvement.

The Indoor Bowls section is now getting near the end of the 2019 season where most of the club championships have been played.

Since last month’s meeting, Mary Jordan went on to win the Ladies Champion of Champion trophy which was played by the clubs in the Nelson association, but unfortunately Kevin Mckenzie was not able to achieve the same feat.

The fours have now been played and Club Waimea is represented by Jean and Kevin

Wayne Williams Here we are deep into August already, the weather’s a bit changeable but must admit it’s been a pretty good winter so far. Activity in and around the Club facilities has been very steady, with lots of action, especially from the Pool, Snooker and Squash sections.

We have had members away playing Clubs NZ Pool and Snooker tournaments, with some very good results being

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(Pen Hawkins). This is great for not only our Club and its members, but for the entire region, bringing in lots of people from out of town. Well done to all involved.

Changes on the building and parking issues are still being worked on, but these aren’t short term items, but progress is being made.

Well that’s about it for now, so rug up and come on down to your Club for some Fun and great camaraderie.

Rugby Section Roundup Well that’s the Super 15 done and dusted ‘til next year. First of all, I would like to thank all that competed in the competition. If it wasn’t for you Tipsters, it would not take place so a big ‘thankyou.’ To all place getters, congrats to you and well done. To Ivan a big ‘thankyou’ for your help, it’s truly appreciated as communication between us is important for the registration and prize giving. Wayne, thanks for your help and for taking the photos at the presentation which was appreciated thankyou.

This years’ Super 15 was a really up and down affair for several of you, as at one stage you were up in the running, then down and then you got a good score and when back up you went for the run home. It was quite entertaining watching the

scores move around the ladder right from top to bottom.

To the new members, I hope you have enjoyed the competition. It will be great to see you back for the Mitre 10 & World Cup as these will be 2 great competitions, which will be run separately.

To the oldies of the section, once again a big ‘thankyou’ for your continuing support year after year, and especially from the likes of Mike S, Bill F, The Bouys, John H, J Llewlin, and so on.

Thanks, also for the banter – keep it coming as it brings good laughs which I enjoy reading to Dawn.

I would also like to thank Wayne Williams for those great sponsors’ products he obtained from Speights & Tui they are appreciated for each competition.

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who made the presentation yesterday, thanks for coming. 37 members was an excellent attendance out of 50 with approximately 13 apologies so great turnout overall.

Thankyou to you all for giving up your time.

So now attention goes on the Mitre 10 Cup, so please everyone who is entering the competition, I need your registration.

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50 members of the club entered Club Waimea’s recent Super 15 Rugby competition. After 18 odd weeks of tipping, three members took out the three top spots at a prizegiving held on Sunday, July 21st. The place getters each received cash and sponsors’ products. Pictured with Brown Bear, (L to R): Phil Hazeldine was named the winner with Jenny Hayward 2nd and Erin Fox in 3rd.

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Canterbury given a taste of their own medicine Jonty Dine and Peter Jones If Tasman rugby fans were wondering if their side is the real deal in 2019 - they can begin to believe.

The Mako has comprehensively achieved the toughest task in provincial rugby on Sunday, defeating Canterbury in Canterbury.

Sometimes fond early impressions flatter to deceive, with subsequent outings bringing supporters quickly back to earth.

However, on the basis of the Mako’s showing in Christchurch on Saturday afternoon, there is more than enough cause for optimism.

The 23-7 result, coupled with the positive style and creativity the Mako brought to the table, suggest a feast of rugby is about to be set before the Tasman faithful.

They were more clinical than their hosts, more aggressive and effective at the break-

down, kicked more accurately and chased better, applied massive pressure at set piece and subsequently “bossed” the game.

The Mako scored two first half tries, including a scorcher from winger Leicester Faingaanuku to lead 18-3 at halftime, and effectively put the result to bed soon after the break with a third.

Ethan Blackadder was immense at flanker for the visitors while halfback Finlay Christie controlled his troops effectively, giving the likes of Will Jordan and Levi Aumua room to make inroads of which they made plenty.

Tasman now sit top of the premiership table, one point ahead of 2019 champions Auckland, a great position to be in after two of the more difficult games of the season.

The win broke a 24-year record for Canterbury who had not had back-to-back

losses to kick off an NPC campaign since 1996.

Tasman took just five minutes to cross Canterbury’s line, Havili’s break giving Aumua a simple run in down the right flank for the opening try.

Brett Cameron and Mitch Hunt traded penalties before Faingaanuku made a rampaging bust from inside his own half, breaking four tackles on his way to score Tasman’s second.

Canterbury made the perfect start to the second half, winning a turnover on its own line as Josh McKay sped 99metres to score the host’s first try.

However, the Mako responded almost immediately through Shannon Frizell, the try shutting the gate on Canterbury who offered little in the way of further resistance and struggled to find answers to Tasman’s resolute Mako’s winger Leicester Faingaanuku on his way to the tryline. File photo. defence.

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will be the 3rd year it is to be held and it has proven a popular and successful event.

Entry is $10 per head with proceeds going to The Youth Fishing Trust. The event starts at 0930 sharp, the later start is to allow for the abatement of any early morning wind.The event will be followed by a river skills day with BBQ on Sunday, 22nd September at Appleby. Then on Sunday, 13th October, Tony will host a First Steps Course.The river skills and first steps course is for club members, but new members can join the club prior to

that date and receive the full benefits of these programmes.

Annual subs are $40 for individuals or $60 for families.

Membership will give you access to mentoring and lessons in the art of fly fishing, fly tying, club trips, competitions and access to fishing trips.

The club meets on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Fish and Game Rooms at 66 Champion Road in Stoke.

There is a packed programme for the remainder of the year, finishing with the club Christmas BBQ and fly casting competitions in December.

WEDNESDAY 21 August 2019

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The faces of everyone present at Greenacres Golf Club in Richmond last Thursday showed only happiness and pride.

Tony Naylor, Greenacres and Special Olympics coordinator, was honoured with the Bill Wooster Memorial Trophy.

He was the first to be granted the prize, which is to be awarded every year to a person who epitomises community, fairness, friendship, participation, spirit, and above all else, fun.

“Tony has worked tirelessly with Special Olympics athletes, especially those who see golf as an opportunity to get more involved in sport,” says the Club Manager, Stuart Anderson.

“Those Special Olympics athletes (photo) come here every week to play golf, and they are all good guys. They’ve all got limitations in life because they have special intellectual disabilities, but we’ve all got limitations, just different ones,” says Tony.

“The good thing about the guys is that they listen, they learn, and they practise and practise

Heather Bryant, Greenacres Golf Club Board Member, Clayton Marr, Reon Enoka, Hamish Hurst, Karlin Spiers, Tony Naylor, Greenacres Golf Club, and Special Olympics coordinator, Hannah Ellis, Finbar Ruebsam and Stephanie Keeley. Photo: Bruno Saia. for competitions, and I feel very honoured.”

The trophy was personally handed to Tony by Raewynne Harford, who is Bill’s daughter.

“This prize is for somebody who works in the background, who is not the best player but is involved in all aspects of the club.

It’s about the sociability, friend-

ships and the spirit of the game”, she says.

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It was another good weekend of football for Richmond Athletic AFC, with 3 wins and 2 losses for the youth teams, and 5 wins, 1 loss, 2 draws and a bye for the seniors. The club is determined to finish on a high with some silverware still in view.

In the morning youth games, the Green Acres 13th grade Heat were beaten by FC Nelson and the Car Company U19 Glory went down to Nelson College. The two

Helen Ruston Mike Pero sponsored teams, the 14th grade Red Devils and U16 Development teams had good wins over Mapua and FC Nelson respectively, and the Point of Sale Company U16 Ninjas had their 5th win in a row when they beat Motueka. In the afternoon games, the draws came from the 4th div Sprig and Fern Stags with a 2 – 2 result against Tahuna, and the Hornbills 2nd team finished 1 – 1 against FC Nelson NMIT. Motueka were too strong for the Fresh Choice Rich-

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Victory leads Richmond F45 to semi finals Kathleen Thornalley

Richmond F45 went into Thursday night’s game against Nelson College for Girls with a ‘must win’ game plan. Both teams settled in well with each side trading goal for goal. Richmond F45’s defensive line-up of Sarah Steele, Kat Jones and Amy Cunningham, applied pressure constantly through the quarter making NCG earn their attacking ball through seven hard phases of defence. NCG shooters Zoe Curtis and Sophie Fleming showed great understanding before finally scoring. Richmond F45’s attacking end capitalised strongly on their own attacking ball, finishing the first quarter score (17-11), with both shooters having a perfect shooting percentage.

Richmond F45 continued strongly into the second quarter scoring three consecutive goals, on the back of brilliant defensive work from Steele and Jones. Ruby Jensen entered into WD to apply some speed, and Rebekah Shepard worked tirelessly through the court producing quality ball and space to her young shooting duo of van Diepen and Ogilvie. Richmond F45 took the foot off the pedal in the latter part of the quar-

ter allowing NCG to retaliate with an energised challenge, pushing Richmond F45 all the way to halftime (30-23).

Shooters Ogilvie & van Diepen ventured out with continued confidence to start the second half of the game, both retaining 100% shooting accuracy.

NCG centre Chloe Webb showed her experience and maturity delivering good quality ball to her shooters, but they will be disappointed with a lack of position, made difficult to attain by the Richmond F45 defenders Jones and Steele who were ready to pounce on any wayward balls or missed opportunities.

Leading into the final quarter, Richmond F45 were sitting strong on the leader board (46-33) and looked well in control. Making several changes throughout the quarter, with player introductions of Lauren Ellis, Maddie Springer and Caitlin Roberts, Richmond F45 stuck to their game plan, both shooters being rewarded with an exceptional shooting game.

It may have not been their prettiest outing but they will be pleased to progress into the semi-finals round next week against Prices Ahurei.

Final score (60-50).

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The Waimea Te Totora Year 10 volleyball team The Waimea College Year 10 volleyball team finished seventh at the Queensland Cup on the Gold Coast. Photo: Volleyball finished seventh at the Queensland Cup tour- Nelson Bays. nament on the Gold Coast.

Playing against Year 11 Australian players, Waimea bounced back from a 25-19, 25-18 loss to Burnside High School by beating Holland Park, Springwood and Proserpine, each in three sets.

They suffered two defeats to end poolplay, to Woodcrest and eventual Brisbane-based winners, The Gap. They then won their seventh and eighth playoff game against Gympie 25-16, 25-13.

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Wanderers age-grade rugby takes centre stage Saturday saw many JAB and agegrade teams conclude their season and this report will focus on preparation for two new teams which will commence for Wanderers next year.

Taylors Wanderers will enter teams in the Tasman Rugby Union under-14 and under-18 next year, at both ends of the college and secondary schools competitions. A number of players who may play in the under 14s finished their 2019 season when the Wanderers under-13 Blue Boars showed some great skills in winning the Goodman Sevens on Saturday at Neale Park.

Thanks to some insights on how to play sevens from Jessie Pitman a couple days earlier, the boys got their heads around some basic concepts and managed to skilfully get through to the finals.

On the way they beat Marist, Waimea Old Boys and Nelson then our friendly country foe, Huia, in an extremely hard fought final. Leading 20-15 at half-time in near sub-zero conditions, the team stuck to their game plan and went on to win 35-15.

Many thanks to Pogo Paterson who coached and managed the team for the tournament and to the organisers of the excellent event. Jimmy West picked up the most valuable player for the tournament under-13 age group.

“The whole team played very well and stuck to the game plan we had practiced, which allowed the guys to know and understand their roles on the field, and keeping the structure enabled us to capitalise when spinning the ball wide,” said Nathan Inch, the assistant coach on the day.

The boys all showed great ball skills considering the conditions and they were a pleasure to watch.

Wanderers under-13 Blue Boars won the Goodman Sevens on Saturday at Neale Park. Photo: Supplied.

Wanderers field two teams in the TRU under-13 section and Wanderers Gold wrapped up their season last week at home on a sodden Brightwater Domain against Marist.

This year had been tough for this team with only 16 players on our roster and being possibly the smallest team in the grade.

However, they have had a wonderful team unity and the skill level and knowledge of the game has grown hugely.

Every player has made massive improvement, and this has been clear with the positive results in the second half of the season.

Saturday’s game was quite typical, as only 16 players were available and up against a big Marist side.

The first half was a battle and it took a while for Wanderers to adjust to the conditions.

They had very little possession and for 25 minutes of the first half, they were able to repel Marist’s constant attack.

Bradley Emerson pulled off three

try-saving tackles during this period.

With halftime five minutes away, Wanderers conceded two soft tries to give Marist a 12-0 lead at the break.

Coach Don McLean had a few words to say at halftime and it must have worked as the Gold team came out with a new resolve in the second half.

Led by some fantastic tactical kicking by Bradley Emerson and first-five Kobi Johnson-Stevens, the Wanderers boys found themselves hot on attack.

Unlike Marist in the first half, the Wanderers players were able to capitalise on this advantage and score four unanswered tries in the second half.

Tries to Alex Thomson, Hamish Jolly, Sarah Jones and Riley McCuish Hocking created a final score of 22-12 to Wanderers Gold. This player development model is the basis of Wanderers JAB strategies and must be encouraged at all levels of play,

requiring an understanding and respect from all involved in the game, but especially between the ages of 11 and 18.

Players who may join the 2020 under-18 team were on display at Broads Fields in the third place play-off between Nelson Boys College Blue and Waimea College in the under-16 competition, which was a fitting contest and an appropriate end-of-year battle.

Waimea scored first through Dylan Restall who played his best game and was rightly rewarded as Player of the Day, before Nelson replied with two of their own for a 12-5 lead.

Luke Shirley scored a try almost identical to last week’s against Marlborough Boys’ but was unable to convert and Nelson scored right on halftime to lead 17-10 at the break.

The first 35 minutes had been notable for the quality of play in difficult conditions, reflecting well on both coaching teams, with good continuity skills and close

quarter support play.

Although Waimea kicked an early penalty in the second half and narrowed the score to 17-13, a serious injury to Jack DanielsonWatts necessitated his departure by ambulance and Nelson eventually exerted dominance with a free running backline, that exploited some fragile defence.

This dominance resulted in five tries where almost all commenced from around mid-field when one-on-one tackles were missed.

It was a shame for Waimea to finish 49-13 behind on the scoreboard as they had made Nelson College work much harder than the score would suggest.

Noah Fraser impressed again for his tenacity and strength, especially at scrum time, and Lawson Ingles was acknowledged by his peers for his continual involvement andfor his determined, by example, leadership.

As with the Wanderers under-13 teams, the Waimea College under-16 teams has progressed admirably this season with every single player showing improved understanding, game knowledge and skills over the season.

Again, the efforts of the coaches Gus Shirley and Shane Huhu are acknowledged and appreciated.

Wanderers now look forward to Saturday’s Senior Club prize giving, to be held at the clubrooms at 6pm where all stakeholders will be acknowledged and entertained

by All Black icon Ian Kirkpatrick in a fitting finale to the 2019 season.

Tickets are available at $25 per person, including dinner and music, contact Diane on phone, 542 4433 as there will be no door sales due to the strict catering requirements.

Wanderers Sports Club acknowledges the wonderful support from our valued sponsors and partners

Waitaki Old Girls’ NelsON BraNch, Friday 23rd August Meet 11.30 at Pics Peanut Butter World. We are having a tour followed by lunch.

New Members welcome. Contact Elaine 5444796 or 0276731145 frieNds sOcial GrOup invites single women & men 50 plus to join a club for weekly activities, walking, movies, pot luck dinners, eating out etc etc. ph Clive 0354 72725 / Rose 0353 90340. spirited cONversatiONs Wedn 28 Aug. Award-winning educator & TEC Commissioner John Russell on proposed reforms of NZ education system. Yaza Cafe (Montgomery Square) opens 6pm, speaker 7.30 pm.

Koha. No reservations. Ph 548 6241 Waimea music cluB meets Sunday 25th August in Loney HallWensley Rd Richmond at 1 15 pm Contact Pat 5445766 Clive 5530526 cultural eXperieNces, Exploring New Countries, small group travel, home hosting & friendship, interested, learn more, join Nelson Friendship Force, social meetings third Sunday monthly, ph: Kathrine 5472919 fuN scraBBle: Are you interested in joining an evening Scrabble group in the Richmond area? It would be held every 2nd Sunday from 7pm til maybe 9.30pm which allows at least 2 or 3 games. An ideal number for the group is 8, but if there’s lots of interest it could extend to 10. It involves being willing to host in your home when it’s your turn, but I’ve worked with this model before & it’s easy & fun. Ph: Noeline 541 0000 (evenings) to know more.

NelsON 50+ miNi Walkers.

August 27th, Beach Road to Landsdowne. Meet 10am at Beach Road car

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We would love to hear from you so please contact Brenda on 03 542 3255 for further information. richmONd liBrarY eveNts: 1.

Good crafternoon! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free. ednesdays, 12.30pm-2.00pm. 2. Book launch – You are invited to the launch of Elizabeth Coleman’s new book, It Doesn’t Take a War: A Life Forever Changed

by The Hyde Railway Crash. 5.30pm, Thursday 29 August. 3. tiny tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, term time. richmONd GardeN cluB meets Wednesday 1pm 4 Sept. at Hall, Our Lady of the Bay Parish Centre, William St., Richmond. Friendly club, great speakers, sales & interest tables. Do join us. Contact Paula 03 547 2537 if YOu eNJOY kNittiNG, spiNNiNG, Weaving & Felting come along on the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursday morning of the month @ 9.30am. Birch Hall, A & P Showground Richmd. 544 3316. fuNdraiser raffle meNZ shed For an Emergency definrillator (AED), Raffle - winner gets a fabulous ‘Harvard Pedal Plane’, beautifully made for children 3-5 years. Tickets $5 at Waimea Weekly office 6 Salisbury Rd. lOve teNNis 7 clubs around the Nelson area Sat. 7th & Sunday 8th Sept. 1-4pm, Fun activities on & off the court. lOve teNNis @ Richmond Tennis Club Sat. 7th & Sunday 8th Sept.

1-4pm, Fun activities on & off the court.

Trish 0274 872 480.

NelsON asthma sOcietY classes 1. Better Breather classes

– Improve your breathing by improving your fitness at our Better Breathing sessions held in Nelson, Richmond & Motueka. 2. NeW! Better Breathing circuit. 10am-11am at Club Waimea, Tuesday Aug. 27th, Sept. 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th. Perfect for those who have completed Pulmonary Rehabilitation.

Contact Sue at the Nelson Asthma Society on 544 1562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz 3. pulmonary rehabilitation programme – The next 8-week course starts in Sept.. Ask your doctor/nurse if you meet the referral criteria for the management of your respiratory condition. Or contact Nelson Asthma Society on 544 1562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz Wakefield cOmmuNitY Bus runs to Richmond & back each Thursday leavs 88 Valley 9.47am $5 return.

For details ring Kate 020 4195 8866 NelsON cOuNtrY music cluB. The next Club night will be held in the Club Waimea hall on the 25th Aug. at 6:00pm. Come along, have a sing or sit back & be entertained by our members, Contact; Paul, 5480926. astrONOmY: Public viewing of the night sky each clear Friday evening, 7.30-9.30pm, Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Tce School, Atawhai.

View Jupiter, Saturn & the Milky Way through the telescopes. $5 cash koha, $15 families. Hamish 0226760897. peppa piG muddY puddle Stoke School Main Rd Stoke Sat 24 Aug. 10.30am-1.30pm. Koha entry Meet Peppa, join her in a singalong. Fun activities & challenges -puddle hopping, splash pool & lots more Face painting, crafts, cupcake decorating, sausage sizzle Fancy dress welcome Save the Children fundraiser Ph. 547 5515

cake decOratOrs are holding their next meeting on Sat. 24 Aug. 1:30 to 4 pm. We will be creating animals using sugar paste. Stoke Methodist Church. Contact Desiree 0276302359 Waimea cOmBiNed frieNdship cluB: Interested in making new female or male friends of similar age & interests? We invite you to monthly meetings, 3rd Thurs 9.45am Hope Church Ranzau Rd. with interesting speakers, outings & group activities, Ph: Margaret 5441481 or Claude 0211341013 for info.. richmONd WelcOme GrOup Like to make some new friends. Join a friendly group of people who meet at 10am, first & third Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd. for a coffee & chat. All welcome. Call Glenys at 265 5318. arthritis sOcietY cOffee mOrNiNG meet at Flock in Church St 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 28 Aug. ‘19.

Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 NeW tO NelsON? Join Citizens Advice & Nelson Newcomers for coffee at Halifax Café (opposite Nelson Library) from 10am third Tuesday each month.

Call Jane 546 7681. Next mee 20th Aug. Note: changed venue this month. lOOkiNG fOr a reWardiNG vOluNteer OppOrtuNitY? Come to the Red Cross Refugee Settlement Volunteer training course & be a part of settling former refugee families from Myanmar & Colombia into a new life in Nelson. Next training course starts 7th Sept.. Ph.5465012 or email: nelsonadmin@redcross.org.nz rememBeriNG the arrival Of the Barque skiOld at Nelson Haven 1st Sept. 1844 with migrants

from Mecklenberg, Northern Germany. Commemoration Weekend 31 August – 1st September 2019 at Hope.

Descendants & all interested persons welcome. Ph Karel 5484681 or email cambria@cambria.co.nz. frieNds sOcial cluB welcomes active single men & women aged 50 plus to join a club for weekly activities, walks, dinning out , movies etc. ph Clive 035472725/ Rose 035390340 me/cfs/fm suppOrt NelsON BaYs. Find support with others who understand.Come and join our small informal group, first Wednesday of month, Sinful Cafe, rear 276Queen St (near library), 10.30-11.30am strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com caNcer sOcietY suppOrt:survivors and thrivers If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along and meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz mindfulness & relaxation for people affected by and/or supporting someone with cancer. Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society phone 539 1137 red hat sOcietY – NelsON saucY sisters a global Society of women encourages, supports women in their pursuit of FUN, FRIENDSHIP, FREEDOM, FULFILMENT, FITNESS. We are refining the traditional notions of ageing. Meet 2nd Wedn each month.

Rae 5473074 Margaret 5473089.

NelsON BaYs catchBall: It’s like netball on a volleyball court. Suitable for women of any age & fitness level.

First practice free. Fridays 6-8pm @ Badminton Hall, Richmond. Contact via FB page: Nelson Bays Catchball or Muriel: 0274757803.

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park. Ph. Ngaire, 547 8457. NelsON 50+ WalkiNG GrOup, August 29th, Tunnicliff Forest. Ph. David, 538 0169 or Val, 022 122 0911. classic & cOllectaBle car shOW, Sun 1st Sept - 1030 onward at Higgins Heritage Park, Wakefield. Sausage sizzle, hot & cold drinks available.

Car & occupants $5, motorcycles $2 all enthusiasts welcome marYBaNk GardeN cluB, Tuesday 3rd September 2019. Jaycee Room, Founders 7.30 pm. AGM Speakers: Sid & Sue Lambert marybankgardenclub@gmail.com NatiONal cOuNcil Of WOmeN, NelsON. Election Candidate Meeting Hear from the women candidates at 7 pm, Wedn 28 Aug, Tui Rm, Greenmeadows Centre, Main Rd, Stoke. Koha. aikidO JapaNese martial Want to learn something New & join a small friendly club try art. Give Callum a call on 021 069 4211 for further info. keep richmONd Beautiful Volunteer tree planting at Bird Island west end of Rough Island Wednesday 28 Aug. 9 am until 12 noon. Equipment: suitable footwear and clothing, spade or grubber and gloves. Contact Lesley ph 5531102 or 0273378901 NelsON daNce alONG, Saturday 24th August 2019,Richmond Town Hall. 7.30pm to 11pm, Music by Warren Fenemor, $6pp, Plate for Supper Everyone welcome. For further information Contact Rosalie Winter Phone (03)53 8-0133. From Rosalie Winter Waimea sOuth GardeN cluB invite you to join us at meetings at St Paul’s Church Hall, Brightwater. They are held every second Monday in the month. From September they will be held in the evening starting 7.00 p.m.

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Saturday 24 August 8am. Heritage Cres, Richmond. Moving out sale. Household items, good workbench, clothing etc.

Part time Casual Cleaner wanted for motel. Must be able to work weekends when required. No Experience Necessary.

Send CV to stay@rich mondmotel.co.nz

19 - 31 August To make space for new stock from France Richmond Antiques & Curios 2 Salisbury Rd, Richmond Ph: 544 7675 (opposite Burger King)

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Taoist Tai Chi Internal Arts of Health No bookings required / bring a friend

NEW BEGINNER CLASS Starts: Tuesday 3 September 2019 1.30 - 3.00pm VENUE: Community Hall, 72 Aranui Road, Mapua Phone 03

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NEW BEGINNER CLASS Starts: Thursday 5 September 2019 5.30 - 7.00pm VENUE: Tai Chi Clubrooms, 55 Muritai Street, Tahunanui, Nelson Phone 03

545 8375 (please leave a message)

garage sale Lowry St, Richmond.

Saturday 24 Aug 8.30am - 3pm. Lounge Suites, Furniture, and other Miscellaneous Household items. Include table and chairs (antique style) and full length fridge that runs well.

Piano, Brunswick & stool. A reluctant sale - this beautiful piano is in excellent condition.

Compact in size, so will fit well into most sized living areas. Medium brown in colour, with a comfortable blue/grey padded stool.

Very good for sale value at $500 (no offers Set of Confidence golf below please). Ph: 544 clubs. No 1 and No 2 8698 or 027 6044 651. are large, 7 irons, 1 putter, 1 trundler $200. Set firewood of beginner golf clubs, mainly Wilson, 4 clubs, 8 Shed dry pine 6 mtrs irons, 1 putter, 1 trundler $450 delivered. 3 mtrs $200ono. Set of Michelin $250 delivered. Only at tyres, like new, mags inc. Quality Firewood, phone Size 215-65r 16’s 5 stud or txt 0274 490 622.

(European cars) $200.

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Your notice here. Phone Full length Haier Fridge. 544 9037.

Height 145cm, Width 55cm, Depth 56cm. Only 7 years old. White. Plate glass shelves. $150. Ph 544 9683.

for sale Whitebait nets, 10ft: $50, 12ft: $60, Snowbee chest waders size 7: $75, fabric size 6: $40.

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WAIMEA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL ENROLMENTS FOR IN-ZONE STUDENTS

2020 Year 7 Enrolments Prospectus to students in local schools 30 July - 20 August Year 6 Parent Evening Wednesday 11 September – 7:00pm Enrolments due Monday 16 September Enrolment Scheme - Zone The school is required by the Ministry of Education to operate a scheme to manage out of zone enrolments.

Details are available from the school office and website.

The school has determined no places are likely to be available for out of zone students for 2020. office@waimeaint.school.nz www.waimeaint.school.nz 544-8994

wanted TOOLS, SHED GEAR COLLECTABLES Hand tools, workshop tools.

Also collectables, old toys or interesting household items. From small lots to estates or downsizing. Cash Paid.

Ph Steve 027 5380020 or 03 5380020.

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Architect designed, 3 bedroom house.

All enquires & to view 0274 337 272

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The Wakefield School and Community Community Pool Pool will be holding it’s AGM on

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nd Monday thein2the of September at 7:00pm School Library 2019 at 7:00pm in the School Library

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Mum, you were someone we could talk to that no-one can replace, You were someone we could laugh with until tears ran down our face, You were someone we thought more of as each year came to an end, You were our dearest Mum and also our dearest friend.

Thank you for the memories that are yours and ours alone, For they recall so many special moments that only we have known.

Always loved, always missed. Forever in our hearts.

Kath, Pam and Mark

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Melville Pat

Passed away at Nelson Tasman Hospice on Tuesday 13 August 2019, surrounded by family. Much loved husband of Jill, treasured father and father in law to Dee & Nathan and Anthony & Aimee, loved grandfather of Liam and Harrison. Brother and brother in law of Mary & Peter, Peter & Don, Eddy & Faye, Danny & Bernie, Cathy, Bernie & Beverli, Gerrard and Betty and the late Phillip.

“Will be sadly missed” Messages to 24 Clifford Ave, Nelson.

To honour Pat’s wishes Tasman Funeral Home has held a private family funeral. “Always wanted a bet on a winning horse and typical golfer, a holein-one”

Passed away peacefully at Nelson Hospital on Sunday 11th. August in her 91st. year surrounded by her loving family.

Special thanks to the staff in Emergency & Ward 10 and also to Loved son of Stuart Shone & Shirley for your and Emma Curnow kindness, compassion Stillborn at 23 weeks Forever loved, always and support.

Beloved wife of the late missed Bill.

Will be sadly missed by Rest in peace all her children-Colleen little boy (deceased) & Larry, June & David, John & Lynda, Rex & Lyn, Garry, Terry dEAth & Gaye, Ross & Victoria, Ian & Pam, Peter & Trish, Karen & Jim, and all their mEmorIAl families. (nee Moodie) At Shirley’s request a Tragically passed away Private Cremation has 19 August 2019, beloved been held. wife of Cobber dearly loved mother of Sarah, EnGAGEmEnt treasured ‘granny rob’ of Harper, Lou Lou and 18/08/1941 – 24/08/2017 Your announcement Lost for words to express Frankie. here for free. how much we miss you. A celebration of her life Your light shines night will be held at 2pm on and day, our love for you Wednesday the 21st of wEddInG August at The Shone will never fade. and Shirley Funeral Your announcement Marie and Steve Chapel, 164 Tahunanui here for free.

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03 542 3224

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