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Life safety skills to be taught to local kids A safety skills course for 9–11 yearolds returns to the Richmond Showgrounds this month, building on its work to create a generation of Clued Up Kids in Nelson Tasman. Clued Up Kids is a multi-agency programme teaching primary schoolaged children confidence and life skills to help them stay safe in a range of real-life scenarios. The event is now in its third year. From October 29 to November 2, more than 500 children from Appleby, Nelson Christian, Ranzau, Wakefield, Richmond Primary, Auckland Point, Mahana, and Home School will take part. The hands-on activities include a ‘shaky house’ for practising what to do in an earthquake, a smoky-fire simulation that teaches children how to react during a house fire, as well as demonstrations on water safety, interacting with dogs, road safety, quad bikes, truck and cycle safety, and first aid. The agencies involved or providing support include the Tasman District and Nelson City councils, Nelson Bays

Primary Health, Police, Fire Emergency NZ, Civil Defence, New Zealand Red Cross, CET Landskills, TNL and Neltech. Rotary and the Richmond Lions provide volunteers. Thanks also to Benge and Co for providing fresh fruit to the children as they move around the two-hour interactive programme. Clued Up Kids coordinator Jo Perrett says, “the children are of an age where they’re becoming increasingly independent and therefore more likely to encounter situations where there may not be an adult around to tell them what to do. Clued Up Kids gives them the tools to keep themselves safe.” Jo says agencies working with young people had reported greater levels of student knowledge about what to do in an emergency from those who had been involved with Clued Up Kids in previous years. Senior Constable Susan Finigan of Nelson police says she was impressed by the knowledge of young people during recent Keeping Ourselves Safe sessions in Nelson Tasman schools.

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Held under beautiful blue skies, the inaugural Abel Tasman Lift Off Festival over Labour Weekend has been hailed a resounding success with two epic days of aerial displays.

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A company owned by international investor and billionaire Ken Dart has announced plans to donate 2,127 acres of land in the Wairoa Gorge, in the Tasman region, to the crown. The announcement was made by RHL, on October 15. RHL is one of the companies owned by Ken - a visionary entrepreneur – which works with landowners interested in conserving endangered lands and develop minimal impact, world class mountainbiking trails and which has donated the land. Paul Dorrance, speaking as the director of RHL, says it was always in the plan for the land to be donated. “Wairoa Gorge is a special place for Ken and the vision, from day-

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View from the Wairoa Gorge land. Inset: Director of Ken Darts company, RHL, Paul Dorrance. Photos: Supplied. one, has always been to create a track using kiwi labour and kiwi ingenuity. $19million was invested into developing that land and it was always intended that at some point kiwis would benefit from it.”

Paul says, “the land will be entirely in the hands of Department of Conservation.” DOC will take custodianship of the land in Wairoa Gorge while the mountainbike park that was developed there will be main-

tained and made accessible to the public through an agreement with the Nelson Mountain Bike Club. In the future, the company hope to see the complete eradication of pests and exotic trees on the land,

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the regeneration of native bush, and the opening of the park to the general public. “We would like to see the opening of the park to all, some walking tracks and the ability for the use of e-bikes. “It would be great to see some tracks bought down to a beginners level because some of them are extremely tough.” The land is expected to be formally handed over to the Department of Conservation by the end of the year. Roy Grose, Director of Operations (Northern South Island) at the Department of Conservation says, “Wairoa is an area of outstanding natural beauty. “We are delighted the park will be conserved in perpetuity for recreational use and are grateful to RHL for their exceptional stewardship of the land over the past eight years.”

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this year Bookabach has a new award – the People’s Choice Award – which will take top honours and be crowned the country’s favourite bach. “We have established the People’s Choice Award as a way for Kiwis to pick their perfect bach. With more than 11,000 properties listed on bookabach.co.nz, we’ve given Kiwis a head start and narrowed down the choice to 40 of the best baches, spanning every corner of the country,” says Bookabach general manager, Peter Miles. Rabbit Island Huts says the recognition is reflective of their hard work and the inter-

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Vape store owner offers a quality alternative Amy Russ Reporter

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Allen Rapley lived a high-stress lifestyle that he says was taking its toll on his health. The ex-local, who has recently returned to the region, believes vaping is a great stop-smoking alternative and is committed to providing the public with quality options. “Several years back I was living in Auckland in a high-stress lifestyle,” say Allen. “This, along with smoking, was causing my health to suffer and I sought vaping as a smoking cessation alternative. After attempts with patches and lozenges had all failed me I soon found that I enjoyed vaping a lot and, being a geek by nature, I found myself researching and learning everything I could about it, the products, the liquids, the ingredients and the health effects.” The New Zealand stop smoking website, Quitline, now list ecigarettes (or vaping) as a viable option for those wanting to quit smoking. On their site they state that ‘evidence has highlighted that e-cigarettes are up to 95% better for your health than smoking tobac-

Owner of @VAPE in Richmond, Allen Rapley, says his old high-stress lifestyle, and smoking habit, caused his health to suffer. Photo: Supplied. co products’ and vape products are considered a useful reduction tool. Allen says that through his initial research he has met some amazing people and has realised that,

in his opinion, more than just health benefits, vaping has its own culture of support and encouragement. “These connections showed me that there were great e-liquids

available, from all over the world, but some were of very dubious nature in un-regulated countries and most were expensive. “I met New Zealand e-liquid manufacturers and realised we

have some of the best e-liquids right on our doorstep, with international taste, but with traceable and pure ingredients and much more affordable prices. “The decision to move home was motivated by leaving the rat-race for a better lifestyle where I could give back to the community and help people discover that they can quit smoking, even if other methods had failed them.” Allen is extremely picky about which hardware he stocks and confidently says that, “hand on heart, I know we deliver an honest price and product. Every ingredient can be traced to source with assurance of quality and palm-free origin.” Allen runs a dedicated e-cigarette and vape store where he has all vaping needs covered. The store caters to all levels of vaping from beginners to fullmechanical advanced users. Backed up by experience, the store offers a friendly approach and a comfortable and approachable atmosphere. If you have considered vaping but are not sure where to start, head into the @VAPE store located at 11 McGlashen Ave, or alternatively you can visit them online at www.atvape.co.nz Check with your doctor first to see if vaping is right for you.

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A letter from Maureen Pugh Maureen Pugh National List MP based in West Coast-Tasman To say the last week has been a distraction is a bit of an understatement. By now you would have heard about the recording made by JamiLee Ross of a conversation between him and Simon Bridges. You will also know that I was discussed in that conversation. Unsurprisingly, Simon’s comments caught me by surprise and were a bit upsetting at first. But I have since met with Simon a couple of times and he has apologised to me personally and to the wider caucus for his remarks. I take him at his word and accept his apology. I think we can all remember a time where we have said something about someone else in the heat of the moment, and have come to regret it. But it is water off a duck’s back to me and today is a new day. I am not interested in the scandal, there are bigger issues on my mind. The access to Stewardship Land is a major issue with widereaching ramifications for the West Coast, while the Waimea Dam, cyclone recovery and employment matters continue to be a focus in Tasman. I came to Wellington to focus on local issues and find solutions, and that is what I will keep doing. So I just wanted to say thank you for the many heartfelt and kind messages I have received, and to let you know that I am fine, and fighting fit to keep focusing on the real issues that are affecting our community. I will leave you with a final note, and that is that we are here as MPs because we believe in a cause. I believe in the values of enterprise and individual freedom, and that government involvement in our lives should be kept to a minimum. That cause is bigger than any one person. I will keep focused on the cause and keep up the hard work to push for the things that matter to West Coast-Tasman. Thank you all

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Results are in from 2018 residents’ survey Results from the Tasman District Council’s (TDC) annual resident survey are in, and TDC say they show high levels of satisfaction with recreational facilities and information provided by the council – with room for improvement in roading and public toilets. The National Research Bureau carry out the survey every year, on the council’s behalf, to find out how the

Hockey turf to be replaced at Saxton Nelson Hockey Association (NHA) have announced the replacement of the hockey turf at Saxton Field. NHA have asked that no one is to step on the turf until installation is complete. Removal of the carpet will begin on Saturday, October 27. The club would like the public to contact them if volunteers are able to help complete the replacement process.

community feels about the services they provide. 400 randomly-selected residents from across the district were interviewed and some of the key findings this year included: 84% of those interviewed are satisfied with the recreational facilities, 75% believe the council has a good reputation, and 32% of interviewees were ‘not very satisfied’ with local roads. The full survey results are available on the TDC website: www.tasman.govt.nz/link/ resident-survey.

Water conservation advised by council Tasman District Council (TDC) are advising the public to ‘plan ahead’ to avoid water restrictions this season. Conditions are already dry for this time of year. A TDC spokesperson says, “if we continue to have largely fine weather, we could face the prospect of restrictions earlier than usual. However, it is possible to plan ahead and manage the consequences if we all start thinking about conservation before our sources become stretched.”

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A juvenile seal fell victim to a car strike over the weekend. The brown fur seal was hit just opposite Ravensdown in Lower Queen St. It is believed to be from the family of seals which occupy the cutting at Haulashore Island and this one may have been a bit lost and was making its way up one of the tributaries in the inlet. We believe it to be a rare occurrence but would be interested to hear from anyone who may have witnessed anything similar in the past.

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White Ribbon Ride tackles domestic our violence

Some of the local White Ribbon ambassadors who will be riding in this year’s White Ribbon Ride South 2018. Photo: Supplied.

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Each year a group of riders steer convoys of motorcycles through towns and cities in the North and South Islands on a week-long tour in support, and to create awareness, of White Ribbon Day. White Ribbon Day is the international day for the elimination of men’s violence towards women. White Ribbon aims to end men’s violence towards women by encouraging men to lead by example and talk to other men. This year they have a new focus on ensuring that dads have the skills and confidence to talk to their sons about respectful relationships and respectful sexual relationships. This campaign is called ‘Raise Our Boys’. This year, a White Ribbon South Island Ride will start in Kaikoura on Saturday, November 17, with riders attending organised events along the way and encouraging men to take the White Ribbon pledge. The group will return to Nelson on White Ribbon Day, Sunday, November 25, to an organised family event, held at Victory Square, with food stalls, music, a bouncy castle and a fun league game. Ambassador and one of the organisers, Blair McKenzie, says they encourage all riders to go along and join them. “We would encourage all local riders to come along and escort us into the Nelson event. We have riders joining us in Murchison and Wakefield on November 25 and we want to make this a big event. The more noise the better.” The group would like every rider to know that they need everyone’s support to make the event into a massive statement. “This is an opportunity to bring the issue out into the open and get people talking. 200 bikes would certainly bring the attention.” Blair is a survivor of family violence and abuse and says the organisation is one close to his heart. “I feel passionate about the White Ribbon Campaign as I grew up in a family with a generational curse of abuse. This made me a very disturbed young man and, unfortunately, I carried it into my own life as a married man,” he says. “Nineteen years ago, I had enough of myself and it was change or die. Thankfully I have changed, breaking the cycle of abuse in my family.” The ride is an initiative that tackles the country’s crippling domestic violence record. Follow the Facebook page, White Ribbon Ride South 2018, for how you can provide support.

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Richmond Unlimited have organised a fun Halloween event for the whole family to enjoy, a Ghosts and Goblins Trick or Treat afternoon on Wednesday, October 31, at Sundial Square in Richmond. Charlotte Bidlake from Richmond Unlimited invites the public to head down to the square, collect

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council. Unhappy resident. Waimea Weekly Facebook comments: Triathletes battle it out on Rabbit Island: “It looked like a successful weekend for the Nelson Triathlon and Multisport Club’s multisport triathlon earlier in the month. Hopefully a multisport tri can become a permanent fixture each year.” Kayak HQ

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ing, Nutrimetics hand massage, Hi everyone, Wednesday, 31st October, is Hal- bouncy castles, crafts, treasureloween, and you know what that hunts, trains, diggers and cars, etc. means- it’s time for Saints and An- The Nelson Giants will be there for those of you who love basketball. gels. So why do we do Saints and An- The RBC youth band will be progels? Well, many years ago, some viding the sounds. The hair and nails team folk here at Richmond will be there doing their Baptist wanted to bless thing. the community with a There will be dances. positive alternative to The mighty men from the Halloween, and so “Saints Menzshed will be there and Angels” was born. - so you can make some Saints and Angels ran for cool stuff with their skilla number of years and ful support. then went into recess for And Magic Mike will be a wee while - but now its there with his amazing ilback! In fact, today Saints lusions and awesome kids and Angels is much bigtalk. ger than a Richmond A huge thank you goes Baptist thing, it has many different churches help- Pastor David to the organizers: Craig Jensen Keelty, Andre Manton, Jan ing run it- which is great! I know from talking to those in- Rolfe, Jacinta Boyd, Carol Barker volved that those who participate and Paula Nicholas, who put in so do so wanting to express God’s much time and energy into maklove in word and deed to the folk ing this happen. You are all welcome! here in the Top of the South. Dress up as a Saint or an Angel and So, what should you expect? Well… there is: laser tag, tractor come on down and enjoy the evenrides, jeep rides, face painting, ing. food, pony rides, plate smash- There is no cost- it’s on us.

Members of Menzshed Waimea took on a project for the Nelson Histrionics Society, to build a replica of the historical railway carriage the ‘Compiegne Wagon’ in which the First and Second Armistice treaties were signed. The carriage extends over four metres long and just over two metres high and is to be the centre attraction at the Armistice 100 – An End to War? event, on Trafalgar St, on Sunday, November 11, to commemorate the centenary signing of the World War 1 Armistice. Menzshed coordinator Alan Kissell says the replica took two weeks to complete and was a team effort, “Graham Fittock built it with the help of Terry Garside and James Chappell, and the Histrionics members did all of the painting.” The Histrionics Society, who are serious on detail and finish, are over the moon with the carriage, with Daryl Page saying, “it is just fantastic! Look at the detail, it is awesome! The

Menzshed have been just fantastic at embracing the concept, they have been so enthusiastic about it right from the start.” The first armistice was signed in a railway carriage in the Forest of Compiegne, France, at around 5am on November 11, 1918, and came into effect at 11am that day. Penny Taylor, director for the Nelson event, says, “The armistice negotiations actually took place over three days. We offer a glimpse at what the issues were from all sides and try to provide some background on the lead-up to this point. The terms of the armistice, which were later embedded into the peace treaties, redefined borders and set in motion changes that helped shape the world as we know it today.” The free event runs from 10am to 3:30, November 11, at the top of Trafalgar St. For more information on becoming a member of the Menzshed Waimea, contact mens.shed.waimea@gmail. com

Above: Nelson Histrionics Society members on the replica railway carriage. Martin White, Daryl Page, Gordon and Penny Taylor, Roger Dunham, Nick Gastrell and Darryl Ware. Right: Graham Fittock, Terry Garside and James Chappell from Menzshed Waimea built the replica Compienge railway carriage for Nelson Histrionics Society. Photos: Amy Russ.

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The Boathouse The Boathouse team eagerly team eagerly anticipates a a anticipates busy summer busy summer ahead asas ahead thethe venue’s venue’s rebuild nears rebuild nears completion. completion. good forfor The Boathouse onon onon thethe gorgeous deck, useuse inging a band playing to to packed dance good The Boathouse gorgeous deck, a band playing packed dance outout Quay. hall every Saturday night. “An Wakefield Quay. kayaks,paddleboards paddleboardsand and Wakefield hall every Saturday night. “An thethekayaks, areare booked solid with gigs even take a shower. ” ” “We elderly “We booked solid with gigs moorings, even take a shower. elderlygentleman gentlemanwho whocame came moorings, and functions. When we had to to Members also get a huge disupup to to thethe barbar told me he played told me he played Members also get a huge dis- and functions. When we had in in one of of thethe jazz bands back shutdown downand andfind findhelp helpfind find countononhire hirerates ratesas aswell wellas as shut one jazz bands back count in in thethe day, ” says Amie-Jo. “It’s peoplealternative alternativevenues, venues,it it caféand andbar. bar.Although Although people day, ” says Amie-Jo. “It’s thethecafé usus realise how much of of a a been a sea scout den and a rowmade realise how much membershipis isananoption, option,thethe made been a sea scout den and a row- membership package’ you getget when you is is still very much a a ‘full inging club, butbut at at some stage thethe Boathouse ‘full package’ you when you Boathouse still very much club, some stage hire thethe Boathouse; everything venue. clubs hire Boathouse; everything public venue. clubshave havemoved movedononand andforfor public from a caterer, a licensed bar, “Our café is open to the puba time the building was quite bar, a time the building was quite “Our café is open to the pub- from a caterer, a licensed furniture, glassware, crocklic on Wednesdays, Thursderelict. So in 1984 a few good derelict. So in 1984 a few good lic on Wednesdays, Thurs- furniture, glassware, crockcutlery, a mic, a stage and blokes in in a pub gotgot together and ery, cutlery, a mic, a stage and blokes a pub together and days daysand andFridays Fridaysfrom from10am 10am ery, team of of staff which ” ”says decided to to save this place, and a fantastic team staff which 2pm, saysAmie-Jo. Amie-Jo.“This “This a fantastic decided save this place, and to to2pm, been here forfor years. ” ” created a shareholder memberhave been here years. theirboathouse boathouseand andnotnota a have created a shareholder member- is istheir venue is is also available forfor venue at at all.all. People areare The ship which continues today. It’sIt’s private The venue also available private venue People ship which continues today. community use, with various welcome anytime the café is a great investment for $3000, a great investment - for $3000, welcome anytime the café is community use, with various Pop in in forfor a coffee oror a a groups using it on a weekly ba-bayou can buy in in and later pass groups using it on a weekly you can buy and later pass open. open. Pop a coffee sis such as a community choir, glass of local wine; we’ve also it onto your children, or if you it onto your children, or if you glass of local wine; we’ve also sis such as a community choir, local craft beers onon taptap and areare moving outside thethe region swingdance dancegroup groupand andanan local craft beers and a aswing moving outside region gotgot group. and Alzheimer’s group. andwant wantto tokeep keepa apiece pieceof of arearereally reallykid-friendly, kid-friendly,with witha a Alzheimer’s is is a great time to to gogo kid’s menu, and a famNelson with you, you can sellsell it it special special kid’s menu, and a fam- Summer Summer a great time Nelson with you, you can a stroll along thethe waterfront back to to thethe Boathouse. Mema stroll along waterfront loungethat’s that’ssafe safeforforchilchil- forfor back Boathouse. Mem- ilyilylounge The café continues onon a a and bership gets you a key, and onon dren. andrediscover rediscoverthethebeautifully beautifully dren. The café continues bership gets you a key, and renovated Boathouse. Sundays we don’t hire it out; Friday night when we have loBoathouse. Sundays we don’t hire it out; Friday night when we have lo- renovated national and international members memberscan canletletthemselves themselves cal,cal, national and international ForFormore in.in. ” ” in,in,useuseitsitsbeautiful moreinformation, information,visit visit bands beautifulcommercommer- bands summer months areare lookcial www.theboathouse.co.nz The summer months look- www.theboathouse.co.nz cialkitchen, kitchen,thethebarbeque, barbeque,sitsit The

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NEW SHOWHOME OPEN NOW 87 Daelyn Drive, Richmond

EDWARD GIBBON LTD – Rebecca Varricchio, Connie Leigh & Karen Townsend

INSITE – Mark Cessford Recognised as one of Nelson’s industry leaders, Insite have placed themselves at the forefront of aluminium window and door design. Suppliers of window and door systems that are pleasing to the eye while adding value and enjoyment to your home or commercial property. They use the recognised Vantage brand and employ skilled and experienced staff. Insite are proud to work with Endeavour Homes.

Edward Gibbon are dedicated to providing you with the best bathroom fittings at very affordable prices, all with professional service and helpful advice. They have one of the most comprehensive listings of plumbing products available and they cater to both Trade and Retail customers. Whatever your plumbing job, they are right there to help with professional service and helpful advice.

Phone 547 0562 or 021 833 758

23 McGlashen Ave, Richmond Ph 544 4006 SHUTTLEWORTH PAINTERS & DECORATORS Ltd – Paul Shuttleworth

CONCRETE PUMP SERVICES – Evan Lane

With years of experience, Shuttleworth Painters have been chosen by Endeavour Homes for their superior, high-quality finishes and great service. See for yourself at the showhome. Shuttleworth Painters also offer internal/external plastering, wall papering, roof spraying, waterblasting and repaints on existing homes and commercial properties.

Evan and his fully-qualified team service the Top of the South on domestic, civil and commercial projects. CPS works alongside numerous concrete suppliers and also combines forces with all local concrete placing teams, ensuring a quality result. Evan is proud that their dedication to providing top quality service has resulted in CPS holding in excess of 70% market share in their local region.

Phone 548 8383 or 021 582 411

New showhome opens CONTOUR ROOFING – Shane Snape As Nelson’s roofing specialists, Contour Roofing manufacture, supply and install a wide range of pre-painted metal roofing products. Contour also supply Fairview aluminium joinery, garage doors and steel framing. Using high-quality ColorCote® longrun roofing or Louvretec® opening roofs, Contour provide the best service and the best price the first time round. 41 Venice Place, Stoke Ph 538 0824

GREG WILLIAMS PLUMBING – Greg Williams Greg is delighted to have been involved in the latest Endeavour Homes build, providing all of their plumbing solutions, and congratulates them on another outstanding project. Greg is a craftsman plumber, a registered gasfitter and drain layer, and can take care of any of your plumbing requirements from new housing to maintenance and repair work, providing good honest advice and competitive rates. Phone 541 0627 or 0274 962 254

HIGGINS CONCRETE Ltd – Bevan Muollo The team at Higgins Concrete Ltd is proud to have worked with Endeavour Homes, supplying the beautiful concrete flooring and great-looking driveway for the showhome at Daelyn Drive. Bevan Muollo says it’s been a great way to support Endeavour. “They’ve been really loyal and good to us over the years, so it’s nice to be able to repay the favour.” 92 Beach Road, Richmond Ph 544 0036

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Endeavour Homes team – Dick Baker, Kevin Satherley and Emma Nicholson This Sunday, 28 October, Endeavour Homes is opening its doors to its new and highly anticipated showhome at 87 Daelyn Drive, Richmond. “It's a showhome example that reflects the quality workmanship the company is renowned for,” says director Dick Baker. “It also showcases many of the products and special features that exemplify Endeavour Homes' mission as a design and building partner. This showhome is a must see for anyone considering building; it's a fine example of what a blend of sensible and creative design can do when it is executed by accomplished, quality-focused tradespeople.” “Our builders on this particular job – Darin Hoskin and Nick Whitley have done an excellent job, especially with the fitting of the exterior cedar,” says director Kevin Satherley. “The other tradesmen and suppliers have done their usual fine job and we are very happy with the finished home.” "We have built Endeavour Homes on its reputation as a quality building partner, and that is something we continually strive to meet and grow upon," says Dick. "It's a competitive industry and we are well aware that people have plenty of choice when they are shopping around for someone to help build their new home.

Our goal, therefore, is not only to deliver on our promises, but to do so to a very high standard. Our foundation is built on our commitment to those practices, and our growth as a company is a direct result of our good name. It's not only a status to live up to, but also something we continually seek to advance on; this new showhome is a statement of who we are and what we can do - for you."

We make building easy

Endeavour Homes is a local “Design and Build” company owned by Nelson residents Dick Baker and Kevin Satherley. With over 40 years industry experience between them, they put in the effort to make the building process as stress free as possible. “Most of our customers will have purchased their own sections and will probably have a basic idea of what they want in their new home," says Dick Baker. “We develop those ideas into a workable house design that fits onto their section and meets their lifestyle and budget requirements. We must be doing something right, as we have now been going for 22 years and have built over 550 homes throughout the top of the South Island.” A series of meetings with Dick and their draftsman brings those ideas to life, using the latest computer design systems. “We

generally try to make things easy,” says Dick. “If there are building or consent issues, we handle them. Our customers get to deal with the fun things – we take on the problems and the stress.” Highly decorated and respected, Endeavour Homes set the benchmark with its quality workmanship and all-round high standards. In a competitive industry, its achievements speak volumes about the people you deal with when you choose Endeavour Homes as your building partner. From the initial showroom introduction, all the way through the design and build process, to the final handing over of the keys, you can be assured its goal is to deliver a superbly finished, award calibre home. So, what does this mean for you and your home building plans? It means that you can trust Endeavour Homes with the design and build of your dream home - because a company that has continuously been this successful in building homes for 22 years across a range of designs and price brackets will give your home the attention and expertise it deserves. In the unlikely event of any problems occurring, every Endeavour Home comes with a comprehensive 10-year Master Build Premium Guarantee. If you are thinking of building, you should be talking to us at Endeavour Homes.

FLOORING XTRA – Juan Van den Berg No job is too big, too small, or too challenging for the local Flooring Xtra team. Their highly-skilled flooring specialists ensure your job will get done on time and on budget. Flooring Xtra’s exemplary product knowledge ensures they source the right product for the right job within the right price. They stock only top-quality brands that, combined with their outstanding service, ensure happy local customers.

Master Builder Guarantee Each new Endeavour Home comes with a 10 year Master Build ‘Premium’ Guarantee. The Premium Guarantee covers loss of deposit, non completion cover, defects in materials and workmanship or structural defects, cover for rot and fungal decay. The maximum cover has been increased to $1,000,000 and the guarantee can be transferred to new owners if the house is sold.

If you are thinking of building you should talk to us 87 Daelyn Drive, Richmond

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72 Oxford St, Richmond Ph 544 6000

TRENDS KITCHENS NELSON - Terry Pannett & Rebekah Moore Trusted Kitchen supplier to Endeavour Homes, the local team of designers at Trends Kitchens can help turn your ideas into the perfect custom-made kitchen for your home. They source the best products from around the world to create a kitchen you’ll love to be in. Proud suppliers of TriStone 100% acrylic, solid surface, bench tops, once considered an expensive luxury. TriStone is now the perfect choice for Nelson homes. 21 Bolt Road, Tahunanui, Nelson Ph 546 5155 ITM BUILDING SUPPLIES – Rodney Woolf and Craig Ranson Frame and truss suppliers to Endeavour Homes. Rodney and Craig’s combined 50 years experience in the building industry allows them to provide expert service and commitment to trade customers and their business activities. ITM supply the Top of the South with quality products from their up to date, efficient, and specialised plant, right here in Nelson. 36 Pascoe Street, Nelson Ph 548 5487

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lower Queen St, richmond phone 543 9179 www.clubwaimea.co.nz Clubs New Zealand 8ball Nationals 2018 Cashmere Club (October 1st to October 6th)

From the President’s pen With our club performing ex- brand in the world. Their mantremely well at present, some agement developed the myopic members have said they don’t view “things are good the way want to support they are, we don’t future developneed to do anything else” and failed to rements alluded to spond to the world by Manager Wayne around them. In 2012 last month. The attitude was “things they were bankrupt. are good the way No significant changes can happen without they are, we don’t first obtaining the apneed to do anything else.” This attitude proval of the members, but it would be I simply cannot agree with. Lewis Della Bosca simply irresponsible of the leadership team It is reminiscent of the mighty Kodak photo- to become complacent and fail graphic empire which in 1996 to continually explore ways to commanded over two-thirds of ensure the long-term success the global market. Worth over of your club. When times are US$31 billion, the Kodak brand good, complacency can be our was the fifth most valuable biggest enemy.

Club Waimea was represented in the tournament by 14 players. Some players played in the pairs and some played in both pairs and singles. Nathan and Zarrie, Clare and Tony, and Kevin and Jane all qualified for the main event with only Clare and Tony go-

ing past the first round. Nathan and Zarrie went into the flight round where they went on to win that event. The singles event started on Wednesday October 3rd with Wiremu, Kieron, Nathan and Zarrie all having qualified for the main on Saturday Octo-

ber 6th. Wiremu and Nathan both won their first round match with only Wiremu going on to finished 9th equal out of 270 players around New Zealand. Congratulations to all players and a special congratulation to Wiremu Maxwell.

Another month has just whistled by, the sun is shining, the beer is good, your Club is moving forward, so a man has plenty to be happy about. We are currently doing many things about the place, caravan park roads are sealed, upgrade of our security system, new bar stools have arrived, new chairs for Waimea / Richmond rooms as well as the bar / bistro area are on their way, our latest Gaming Room upgrade is just waiting on DIA approval, and to throw a question at

Notice of Annual General Meeting

you all, we are in need of more cold glasses capacity, so how do you feel about a stand alone unit where you can bring your cold glass to the bar with you for service, please let me know NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING your thoughts. WEDNESDAY 14TH NOVEMBER 2018 Labour Weekend this week, @ 7.00PM and we are in for a very busy time, with a three day MOPAR WAIMEA SQUASH CLUB - LOUNGE Draft Agenda: event, which encompasses a - President’s report breakfast, dinners, car rally, Draft Agenda - President’s report - Finance Report - Finance Report prizegiving, etc for well over - Election of Officers two hundred people. Come on - Election of Officers Nominations for positions can be made at AGM or to: squashclubwaimea@gmail.com down and have a look at what Nominations for positions can be at AGM or to Sponsorship, Isquash, Membership, Juniors) (President, Club Captain,made Secretary, Treasurer, will be a fine array of Motor squashclubwaimea@gmail.com Vehicles. Have a great weekAll Members Welcome. The AGMTreasurer, will be immediately followed by a Strategic Planning Meeting. (President, Club Captain, Secretary, end everyone.

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Functions Kelly Gosling - Classique Spa & Beauty Therapy I am Kelly Gosling, Manager of Classique Spa & Beauty Therapy located in beautiful Sundial Square Richmond. Along with myself we have Heather the owner, Ashleigh our in-salon make-up artist/beauty therapist and Rachael our senior nail technician. Together we form the dynamic team of Classique. I love the everyday challenges this role brings me and have worked very hard to get here. I am area rep for Nelson/Marlborough NZ Beauty Professionals Association. I have gained over the years 20 certificates/qualifications. My passion is skin, electrolysis, skin tag and red vein removal. I love everything to do with the industry and I am very proud of where it is going. I love working with the team at Classique and between us we have an abundance of knowledge and skills. Heather and I work together to bring you up to the minute treatments.

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Abbey Road Burgers, Bar and Cafe A fabulous place to hold your end-of-year Christmas function is Abbey Road Burgers, Bar and Cafe, located in the picturesque Appleby region! It’s where you’ll find mouthwatering gourmet burgers on the menu, made with the freshest of ingredients. Abbey Road’s Beatles theme has an old school feel, and allows everyone to ‘come together’ to enjoy delectable gourmet burgers, such as it’s ‘Fab Four’ beef burger, ‘Let it Be’ chicken burger or ‘Penny Lamb’ burger. The cafe also has gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options available. “Our burgers are exceptional in size and taste; they are great value for money,” says owner Fabian Prioux. “For Christmas functions, we can cater for small or large groups (up to 50 people). ‘People come here for good food, a good time, and to enjoy our laidback music.” NB: Children aged 12 to 18 years only, who must be accompanied by their parents. For more information or bookings, visit www.abbey road burgers.com

dinner phone 0800Trailways today. Phil’s Place Phil Hazeldine of Phil’s Place has been operating at Club Waimea for three years and they have had more than their fair share of Christmas functions. Phil and the team will work with you to make sure you have the right catering for your Christmas function from platters and finger food for morning and afternoon tea, to full-on buffets and set menus. They have facilities available for small groups in private rooms and for large groups of up to 250. There is also a Christmas Special runAlchemy Café on Bateup Road is family-friendly and the perfect venue for any Christmas or group ning for private functions which infunction. Only 500m for the Nelson Great Taste Trail, it has spacious lawns, a lounge area, a covered cludes bar, buffet and outdoor bowls - a guarantee for a fun end-of-year courtyard, and is fully licensed. event. Trailways Hotel’s pers and festive leis! (*Every can open up the windows and enjoy Phil would love to help you organTides Restaurant and group of ten people who dine drinks on the deck, overlooking the ize any other function you may have Bar will receive a free $50 vouch- Maitai,” says Trailways Hotel General coming up including birthdays, anniFancy a fabulous pre-Christ- er to use at another time!). Manager, Garry Munro. “You’ll prob- versaries or weddings. Call Phil now mas dinner celebration with Its Christmas-themed men- ably see the seals living across the on 544 6796 at Club Waimea to make friends, family or work col- us are proving popular, and river!” To book your pre-Christmas a booking. leagues overlooking the lovely includes things like honeyMaitai River? Trailways Hotel’s glazed ham, luscious beef filTides Restaurant and Bar has let, scrumptious puddings and A fresh bun, crisp lettuce, its pre-Christmas special hap- more! There are five different pening again this year – you choices of entrees, mains and home-made mayo and can enjoy a wonderful Christ- desserts available as a two or chutneys, chef chosen mas-themed indoor/outdoor three course meal, for couples, tomatoes, NZ cheese and dining and bar experience small groups, or 10 or more chef’s home-made meat complete with party hats, pop- people. “In summertime, you

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Bays Dentures is the only dental clinic in Richmond whose entire focus is on creating high quality, well-fitting dentures and you can talk directly with the designer – Daniela Steenpass who is a German trained dental technician and New Zealand registered Clinical Dental Technician. “My patients like the private, friendly atmosphere at Bays Dentures; it is also modern and clean with easy access.” Daniela has more than 20 years’ experience and has gained a reputation for crafting high quality dentures. All her dentures are professionally hand crafted and manufactured on site in her modern dental clinic. This is what her patients say: “The fit is most comfortable and aesthetically pleasing. You have made the whole procedure a pleasant experience and I have no hesitation in recommending your work. Thank you again.” For more information call her on 03 546 4455 or see her at 41 Washbourn Drive, Richmond.

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Richmond Unlimited’s website, Facebook page and Instagram page are a great source of information on Richmond’s businesses and updates on upcoming promotion and events. For more information, visit www.richmondunlimited. co.nz or www.facebook.com/ loverichmondnz/ Richmond is your destination whether you’re hitting the tracks, doing some laps, shopping for treats, dying to eat, finding a book, trying a new look, grabbing a beer, buying new gear, booking a break, staying out late, taking a bite, getting things done, looking for fun, seeing the sights, living the life.

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Peter Jones Child/youth mentoring organisation Big Brothers Big Sisters will be the main beneficiary of the popular City2Saxton event in 2019. Big Brothers Big Sisters of NelsonTasman has been serving the children of the Nelson-Tasman community for 20 years. It was one of the founding regions in New Zealand and, with nearly 200 matches, is the largest mentoring programme in the country. Big Brothers Big Sisters is an international organisation which has been operating for over 100 years in 13 countries and serves more than 280,000 children in need. “Big Brothers Big Sisters is thrilled to be partnering with Sport Tasman for the City2Saxton, a fantastic event for all ages and all levels of ability,” says Chelsea Routhan, programme director for BBBS. “The vision of BBBS is that every child who needs a mentor, has a mentor.” “Funds raised will be spent on re-

cruiting, training, supervising and supporting volunteer mentors so we can reduce our waiting list of 37 children needing a mentor. This event is a fantastic way for mentors and mentees to join together and participate in the event, and also to raise funds and awareness about our programme.” Sport Tasman continue their efforts to provide a platform for local charities to raise awareness of their causes and obtain much-needed funds. “We are delighted to have BBBS partnering on the event,” says Sport Tasman events manager Katie Arden. “Our aim is to create a vibrant society and our way of doing this is to get more people, more active, more often. Providing for our youth is especially important, and by choosing BBBS as our primary beneficiary we can not only provide the organisation’s kids and mentors with entry for the event but can also help to raise valuable funds for their ongoing support.”

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With golf clubs in tow, 112 women from Whangaparaoa to Dunedin and everywhere in between, flocked to Richmond last week for the Greenacres Golf Club’s inaugural 3-day women’s golf tournament. “It was very successful. Everyone was so impressed with the region and the pristine condition our golf course was presented in,” says tournament convenor Pam McLean. After the idea for the tournament was first tabled at the club two years ago, a dedicated committee was established and since February 2017 they have worked tirelessly toward it. Tournament sponsors Richmond Unlimited, Seifried Estate, NBS and Olive Estate Lifestyle were joined by an overwhelming number of local

businesses in providing prizes for winners and raffles. “We based the whole tournament on everything that’s great about living in the Nelson Tasman region, our raffle tables really reflected that,” says Pam. The clubhouse was packed for the tournament’s finale dinner on Wednesday, October 17, and Pam says the jovial vibe reflected the positive feedback. “Lots of the women were saying things like, there was only two of us this year, but we’ll be back next year with ten of us.” Due to its success, the tournament looks set to become an annual fixture on women’s golfing calendars with next year’s dates already set, from 16-18 October. “It’s been absolutely great, just wonderful. “The girls on the organising committee have done an amazing job and so have all the volunteers,” says local competitor Lois Schwass prepares to make a putt during the 3-day Women’s Golf tournament at Greenacres Golf Lois Schwass. Club. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

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Table tennis team bring home the winning medals Three table tennis teams from the region competed at the national champs in Tauranga earlier this month. Glenda Ferguson, Kylie Collett and Kylie Curren were in the womens B grade team and came away with a silver medal. Kylie Collett says the medal was very unexpected. “My mum Glenda commented to me the night before saying her aim at the tournament was to ‘win one singles’ The team that competed at the Tauranga Nationals at the start of the month: Daniel Astle, Glenda Ferguson, Paul Op den to which I replied ‘no, we need to aim higher Buysch, Kylie Hurren, Jack Wells and Kylie Collett. Absent: Kivido Tayerle. Photo: Supplied. than that!’” She says the womens team didn’t have the best start to the competition - losing two very tough games at the start of the competition – and had yet to play against a very strong Manawatu side. “Everyone played extremely well and that was the upset of the day, for that grade,” says Kylie, “we knew how important it was to win the doubles if we were to have a chance of beat- Under 13 player ing the team, so we just Finn Brown. Photo: let the opponents make Supplied. the mistakes and won the doubles three straight.” The team ended up CURTAIN with the silver medal, “we were very excited and * shocked, but we definitely deserved the medal.” Paul Op den Buysch, Jack Wells and Daniel Astle all managed to win their first singles matches, for the B grade mens team, and qualified in the top four teams for the first day of competition. Day two saw the men playing their last round against Wellington, battling it out for third and fourth place. The men won the round, claiming bronze for the competition. Finn Brown was drafted for the Southland under 13 boys team and won both his games against more experienced players, helping Southland secure a place in the finals. The team brought home a silver medal. Kivido Tayerle played for Canterbury’s under SAVINGS 15 boys team. Kylie says the competition was extremely tough. “Kivido did very well playing against the stronger boys. He had some very close games and should be very proud of his efforts.”

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Anita McLaren announces international retirement Black Sticks hockey player, Anita McLaren, has announced her retirement from the international hockey scene as she calls time on her career and moves to oversee sport at Auckland’s renowned King’s College. The country’s all-time lead goal scorer has left her mark on the international hockey scene, playing for the Black Sticks for nearly ten years and representing New Zealand at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast and the 2012 Summer Olympics in Rio. Nelson Hockey Association (NHA) operations manager Fabian Amor says Anita began her playing days at Waimea College before moving on to what was then called Richmond Ladies Hockey Club.

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“She played representative hockey for Nelson before being selected for the capital regional team and eventually for the Black Sticks.” Anita has racked up over 270 games for New Zealand and is the Black Sticks leading goal scorer with 105 goals. “Anita has been an icon for our sport, and sport in general, both nationally and internationally. She is a true athlete of outstanding ability and grit, she nevertheless remains a hometown girl at heart, being a passionate Nelsonian and inspiring our younger players to greater sporting heights.” Fabian says, “Anita has asked us to pass on her gratitude and thanks to the Nelson hockey community, and in particular those who have supported her over many years and helped her achieve her dreams.”

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Nelson Matters The reopening of “The Boathouse” on Wakefield Quay last Friday came at the end of a toxic week in Parliament. It reminded me of so much that is good in our community and how lucky we are to live in Nelson. The building was conceived in 1888 by the Nelson Rowing Club but was not completed until 1906. In the 1930s 40s and 50s it was Nelson’s main Saturday night dance venue and was sometimes packed with over a thousand party goers. It fell into disrepair in the 1970s until it got so bad that in 1985 the Nelson Council issued a demolition order. It was

saved by the initiative of Nelson solicitor Nick Moore who corralled 25 other Nelson residents to put up $1,000 each to purchase the building and form the Boathouse Society. The Society’s purpose was to restore the building and encourage recreational and conservational use of the surrounding waterfront and harbour. The Boathouse under the Society’s ownership has been a venue for thousands of community and family events over the past 33 years. Like so many Nelsonians I have shared tears there of joy there at weddings and sadness

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at funerals. I’ve enjoyed music of every variety and danced there long and badly. It’s been the venue for dozens of fund raisers and debates over community issues. A special aspect of this venue is that people can retreat on to the deck and soak up the vista of our beautiful harbour, bay and mountains. The devastation wreaked on the Boathouse by Cyclone Fehi on 1 February was gut wrenching to see. The floors were munted and the foundations were extensively damaged. I was inundated with Nelsonians pleas to ensure we saved the Grand Old Dame again. The cost has been more than half

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a million dollars. I have lobbied for support of organisations like the Rata Foundation represented at the opening by Mike Rutledge. There were also contributions from Heritage NZ, Pub Charity, NCC and other generous donors through Give a Little. The bulk of the credit belongs to Society Chair Annie Henry, her capable committee and the dedicated staff led by Manager Amie-Jo Trayes. The stunning new beechwood floors were recovered from cyclone-felled trees in Karamea made possible by legislation I put through Parliament to allow the recovery of wind-blown dead

trees. This legislation was vigorously opposed by the Labour and Green parties, but reinforces my view of practical environmentalism where we can save heritage buildings with wood that would otherwise go to waste. The reopening of The Boathouse is a powerful symbol of the strength of our community spirit, the value we place on heritage and our love of the waterfront. Check out the free open day at The Boathouse on Sunday 28 October 10am-4pm. Congrats to the Society for saving it. It is now time for us all to enjoy this Nelson gem. Advt.

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Mark Lile Bree Anderson of Nelson South Swimming Club led a team of 24 swimmers from Nelson Marlborough at New Zealand Short Course Championships, held in Albany, from October 2 to 6. Eleven national age group medals were won over the course of this event. Leading the medal take was Bree Anderson from Nelson South who won four medals, including gold in the 400m medley, silver in the 200m medley, and bronze medals in the 50m

breaststroke and 100m medley events for 15yr girls. Tasman’s Sierra Thomas came away with two national medals, with gold in the 800m freestyle and silver in the 400m freestyle. Silver medals we also won by Ruby-Lou Stuart in the 200m butterfly, Tasman’s Piper Riley in the 200m butterfly and Bendi Kepess in the 1500m freestyle events. Abbey Smale from the Tasman Swimming Club also won bronze in the 800m freestyle while Nelson South’s Matai McGuinniety won bronze in the 50m butterfly event.

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butterfly. Ruby-Lou Stuart also broke the age group record for the 200m butterfly, while teammate Matai McGuinniety broke the 100m backstroke record. The 200m butterfly record for 15 year old boys was broken twice over the same week. Held initially by Tasman’s Joshua Amyes, Bendi Kepess broke this record at the champs. However, Joshua took the record back from Bendi. The competitive swimmers now have a brief rest before training starts again and new targets are set for the summer season.

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were broken, the women’s 200m butterfly by Ruby-Lou Stuart, the women’s 400 medley by Bree Anderson and the men’s 100m backstroke by Matai McGuinniety. Twelve SNM age group records were also broken at the event. Isabell Thurlow broke the 100m freestyle for 14 year girls. Bree Anderson broke the 100m freestyle, 100m backstroke, 100m medley, and 400m medley records for 15 year girls. Tasman’s Sierra Thomas broke the 400m freestyle and 800m freestyle records. Piper Riley broke the record for the 200m

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Summer bowls kicks off in Wakefield Wakefield Bowling Club held their first tournament for the summer season on Wednesday, October 17. The tournament was sponsored by Tracey Beer of Mike Pero Estate and was won by the home team of John van der Laan, David

Other swimmers who attended the meet, from the Tasman Swimming Club, included Sophie Alexander, Fergus Drummond, Emma Fox, Samantha Harman, Moab Heynekamp, Jaxon Marshall, Madeline Shallcrass, Alec Swan and Isabella Thurlow. Nelson South swimmers were, Xavier Anderson, Cate Barton, Emily Bryant, Nicholas Hall, Reuben Lile, Jacob Northage and Georgie Trengrove. George Glover of Blenheim Swimming Club also competed. Three Swimming Nelson Marlborough Open Records

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Giants announce new coach for 2019 The Nelson Giants will have a the South to spend some time new head coach carrying the where I grew up.” clipboard next year. He says he is thankful to the NZ Breakers assistant coach Breakers for their support in aland former Giant Mike Fitchett lowing him to take the role. will take over from “They have always Jamie Pearlman as been totally supHead Coach of the portive of my develNBL franchise next opment and I look season. forward to taking Mike has been an some of the things assistant coach of I learn with Giants the NZ Breakers back to my role as since 2017 and is Breakers Assistant also an assistant Coach.” coach with Tall Mike says he is hopBlacks since 2017. ing to bring another He says he is lookChampionship back ing forward to the to Nelson, but also Breakers assistant opportunity with to continue the reCoach Mike Fitchthe team he grew up gion’s history of ett is returning to watching and then developing elite the Nelson Giants playing for over players and sending as head coach. Phonine seasons. them on to higher to: Supplied. Married to Sarah honours. with two daughters, Emma (4) Giants general manager Bill and Sophie (2), Mike says Nel- Dahlberg says Mike will join as son is where he was born and part of the growth strategy for raised. Mike Pero Nelson Giants, plus “I am really happy to be able to the development of players and bring the family to the Top of coaches in the area.

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Community Notices Richmond cReative FibRe: 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursday morning of the month at Birch Hall, Richmond Showgrounds. If you enjoy Knitting, Spinning, Weaving & Felting come along & see what we do. Ph Susan 5443316 bellyFit FundRaiseR for a Whole Lotta life foundation. A fusion of Dance, Fitness & Yoga. Monday 29th October at Stoke Methodist Hall. 6:30 onwards. All welcome. For more details contact Debbie dbsumner@xtra.co.nz tuRn uP Pay & Play tennis at the Richmond Tennis Club on Wednesday evenings 7pm. Come & join us. This will be fun. Contact Secretary, 0274 872 480 FRee seminaR: Ophthalmologist Dr Antony Suter will talk on latest treatments & the management of this chronic eye disease, macular degeneration. Info packs will be available on the day.Saturday 3 Nov. 10-11.30am. Rutherford Hotel, Waimea Rm, 27 Nile St West, To register Ph 0800 MACULA (622 852) or email info@mdnz.org.nz GaRaGe sale FundRaiseR First years Richmond, 61a Salisbury Rd, Sat. 27 Oct 8.am -1pm. Money raised will be used to purchase toys, books & resources for our children. If anyone wants to have a stall contact Katrina 03 544 6667 or 0274274411 Stall cost is $10.00. nelson bRanch, nZ society oF GenealoGists 29 Oct 2018 at 7:30pm. Guest speaker Bruce Gilkison, Author of “Walking in the Steps of James Hogg”. Venue - Old Folks Hall, 67 Trafalgar St., NELSON. Gold coin donation. All welcome.

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WEDNESDAY 24 JUNE 2015

65 years ago (28th October 1953) at Hillcrest Hospital, Richmond, an energetic, happy, baby boy entered the world. Congratulations Warrick G. Scowen on reaching your retirement, we hope that you enjoy the years ahead. With love from your family (wife, children and many grand-children).

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Ph: 544 1212

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Phone 03 544 2266

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$49

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Specialised in Youth and Adult Mental Health Family Therapy, Alcohol & Drug Dependence, Workplace, School & Relational Bullying and Professional Supervision

Elstree Counselling@Nelson

Les Watt

Registered Comprehensive Nurse with Post Graduate Diploma in Mental Health Science (Otago)

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