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Wakefield crossings deemed unsafe Jo Kent Reporter
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Concerned Wakefield residents are campaigning the New Zealand Transport Agency for a safety upgrade to three road crossings on SH6 after several near misses involving school children and trucks recently. The issue is the central refuge at the Pigeon Valley, Faulkners Bush and Arrow Street crossings aren’t big enough for more than a few people, add in a bike, buggy or scooter and it’s dangerous territory. Mum-of-three Jenny Lines, who is fronting the Wakefield Road Crossings campaign, says, “It can be absolute mayhem some days when school kids are crossing, the cars are spooked by the sheer volume of people. Sometimes the entire road comes to a standstill
to let them all cross, which creates the potential danger of a truck crashing into a queue of stationary cars. “All we want is to be able to cross without putting pedestrians or motorists in danger. The new subdivision, under development off George Fyfe Way, will add to the problem and make it worse.” As Wakefield’s population and traffic flow have increased significantly since the days when the crossings were first put in, they just aren’t adequate enough to cope with modern day living. The group has given two major presentations to Tasman District Council and the NZTA, one which showed visuals, concerns, suggested improvements, and possible funding avenues. The other gave results from a truck survey which the group
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Felix Weingartner and alistair McIntyre were part of the crowds enjoying themselves at the a&p show over the weekend. “We’re so pleased with the result,” says a&p association manager, annette Robinson. We’ve had great feedback, the new layout plus the reduced gate price were definitely crowd-pleasers. stall holders were also blown away with the seas of people queuing before them. Photo: Jacqui Rawson
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Wakefield road deemed unsafe for pedestrians fRoM PAGE 1 conducted to gain the drivers’ perspectives. Suggestions for safer crossings include making the central reservation wider or an ‘S’ shape with a cage around it to give more space for people to congregate; a zebra crossing; or an electronic speed change sign. The ultimate solution, however, would be an underpass like the one at Lord Rutherford Road in Brightwater. This would solve the issue for pedestrians and traffic. Tasman District Council are supportive with councillor for the Moutere-Waimea Ward, Christeen Mackenzie, calling Jenny “inspirational”. “I’m all for the upgrades,” says Christeen. “It reminds
me of the power of communities when they work together then advocate for change. This can result in solutions which make our communities better places.” A safety assessment has been carried out by the NZTA, and Top of the South System Manager Andrew James says, “We are hoping to put in some short-term safety measures such as improving signage and repainting road markings.” The NZTA are also looking into systems used nationally and whether they can be applied here. “We are not just fussy parents,” says Jenny. “This is an accident waiting to happen.” It’s just a matter of time.”
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The education Minister unveiled funding for school building projects across the South Island at Waimea College last week. “This is a big growth area and we know we have to keep working really hard to keep ahead of the growth,” said Education Minister Chris Hipkins. “As a frequent visitor to Nelson I can understand why people want to live here,”says Chris. The funding is part of the Government’s latest investment of $164 million to build new classrooms and upgrade schools around the country. “You guys are in the position where we’re trying to do both for you, so we’re trying to deal with some outdated buildings, and we’re trying to give you more space as well,” said Chris. Seven million dollars has been marked for 11 permanent roll-growth classrooms at four schools to ensure that they have the space they need. One of those schools is Waimea College which is receiving four new classrooms as part of that $7m funding. Tasman School in Upper Moutere and Nayland College are also receiving funding for short term classrooms. “Families rightly expect their children to be able to learn in warm comfortable classrooms.”
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Mika Elley with blood sugar reading. Photo: Jenny Nicholson tions five times a day. “I have a needle with every meal,” she says. Every carb must be counteracted by insulin. Mika checks her blood sugar before eating, and then calculates how many carbohydrates she will have. From that she knows how much insulin to inject. This must be done before she eats because her blood sugar can rise very quickly once she eats. Belinda says that while others count calories, they count carbs. “Food is numbers to me now,” says Belinda. Mika understands the need for
insulin. It’s protecting her future. If she lets her sugar levels get too high, too frequently, she risks blindness and organ failure later in life. Life has changed in many ways but Mika, now eleven, joins in everything and enjoys sport, walking the dog and sleepovers. “I would definitely call myself a happy person,” says Mika. But she does get annoyed at times and wish that she could be a different person. Sometimes she thinks that when she’s older she will find a cure for diabetes, but she knows that’s a pretty big dream.
Isabella-Rose Perenise was helped by Menzshed’s George Inglis to make bookends. Photo: Jenny Nicholson
Teaching, learning, old-young Jenny Nicholson Menzshed and Mitre 10 have joined together to give primary students a taste of woodwork. The Workbox, New Zealand’s first mobile hard materials classroom, debuted at Richmond Primary School earlier this month. Menzshed volunteers worked alongside the children to help each of them make a set of bookends using materials and tools from the box. “Doing this stuff is fun,” said Isabella-Rose Perenise.
Isabella-Rose was helped by George Inglis, president of Waimea Menzshed. “I grew up during the war and dad taught me woodwork and metalwork skills,” says George Now he’s passing those skills on. And the twenty fully-engaged children were loving hammering and sanding to create something themselves. The Workbox is also being used for community projects. After two days at Richmond school, Menzshed volunteers helped renovate a house for Habitat for Humanity.
Deepwater ships are out for weeks at a time and need to keep medical supplies onboard to meet varying medical situations. For Talley’s, it’s the Queen Street Pharmacy that is keeping them supplied, even during Covid-19. “As a food producer, Talley’s was an essential business that continued to work and so still needed us as their medical supplier during the lockdown,” says Queen Street Pharmacy owner, Sue Morris. Covid-19 disrupted the global medicine supply meaning shortages in New Zealand of several medicines including Paracetamol. This saw the Government bring in monthly dispensing, and an increase in the dispensary’s workload. “We have supplied all of Talley’s deepwater fishing vessels for about eight years. “We supply things like plasters, bandages, seasickness tablets and patches, and even dental fillings in case a temporary filling is needed to be done on board.” If the boats don’t come into Nelson, Queen Street Pharmacy still provide supplies to Talley’s head office and they transport the supplies to wherever the ves-
Owner of Queen Street Pharmacy, Sue Morris. Photo: Supplied. sel is docked throughout New Zealand. Sue says Covid-19 bought new challenges and a lot of uncertainty in retail for many weeks, so they are grateful to clients like Talley’s who were “essential” businesses able to operate during lockdown. The pharmacy also had some contracts with rest homes, local schools, sports clubs and forestry companies, which have greatly helped business this year as retail continues to recover after lockdown. “We were fortunate that we were able to continue trading throughout lockdown. How-
ever, while the dispensary was crazy busy, the retail side of the pharmacy took a big hit. We had a huge demand for masks and sanitisers but the drop in the retail business for periods this year has been tough. Morris says retail is now improving. “People are gaining more confidence to come out and shop, and we really appreciate the support of the community,” she says. “We have some big promotional events planned, which we are looking forward to. These include facial events, makeover days and our annual Christmas shopping extravaganza.”
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A needle with every meal When eight-year-old Mika went to the doctor because she was losing weight and going to the bathroom a lot, she had no idea she would end up at the hospital with a diagnosis of diabetes. A finger prick test showed Mika’s blood sugar was 33. Normal is 5-8. “Mum got me to sit in the car while she talked to the doctor. When she came out she was crying and I thought I was going to die,” says Mika. Mika and her mum Belinda didn’t know what type one diabetes was. Belinda’s reaction was to think she was a terrible parent who had caused her daughter to be unwell by what she had fed her. This month is diabetes awareness month and Diabetes New Zealand has the slogan ‘Love, don’t judge.’ Amanda Deans, Diabetes youth service branch coordinator said there is a public perception that diabetes is caused by bad diet. “We want to change the narrative and move away from blame language,” says Amanda. “No food is off limits, kids need to be kids,” she said. The major life change is that Mika now has insulin injec-
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Helen Belton has her dream job, working with animals and doing a bit of gardening. But eighteen months ago things were not looking so good for her. Helen had been out of work and realised she had barriers to employment. Reduced sight and hearing, anxiety and depression, saw her referred to Workbridge, an organisation that specialises in finding employment for people with illnesses or disabilities. They worked alongside her to find employment that suited her. “I got my dream job,” says Helen. Charlotte Botha, of Spring Grove Kennels, approached Workbridge after interviewing five or six people without finding
someone she felt would be able to help her run the kennels. “It’s so important that I get the right person because they need to be able to see which dogs will get along with each other. Otherwise we would end up with a dog fight,” says Charlotte. Charlotte said Helen interviewed well and is beautiful and enthusiastic. “Helen remembers the animals’ names and their temperaments and has totally worked out perfectly,” says Charlotte. Helen’s days are spent with the animals and cleaning up their spaces. One great part of the job is exercising the dogs in the swimming pool. She can have up to 15 dogs in the pool at one time, so really does need to know which dogs mix well together. Helen said she is the happiest she has been in the past fifteen years. She still
has her moments but is more stable than she has been for a long time. “Getting this job is like my dream come true,” says Helen. It’s pretty much a dream come true for the Workbridge staff too, as they work hard to see people settled into a job they love. They work with clients for two years, from teaching interview skills to supporting them for a year after placement. “Our role isn’t just finding them a job that suits them, it’s supporting them in their placement so they will be successful in the future,” says Workbridge employment consultant Andy Pippen. Helen is just one of their success stories, many of which they share on their weekly radio programme Beyond the Bridge, which is on Fresh FM Tuesday at 9.30 am.
Charlotte Botha and Helen Belton with dog Ruby, with Andy Pippen from Workbridge. Photo: Jenny Nicholson. Harry Pugh is this year’s recipient of the McGlashen Pharmacy sponsorship. Every year, for the past 12, McGlashen’s have provided $1000 for the support of a student 16 years of age or younger from the Nelson Tasman region. “Every year I put it out to any student within the region to apply,” says Andrew McGlashen. The students then apply in relation to whatever is their chosen field of excellence. And these areas of excellence can be anything from sports to art or academia. “We’ve had children applying who were doing well in swimming, theatre and music over the years,” says Andrew. The chosen student receives the $1000 towards the advancement of their field in whichever area they require it, whether it’s for something like flights or supplies. Harry Pugh area of excellence is tennis and he has won 5 national titles for 14-years and under. He will use the money to go to tournaments, for things like entrance fees and flights. “It’s a massive buzz to see what is happening with the up-and-coming kids in our area,” says Andrew. “It’s a great insight into the talent in the area and even if students aren’t the recipient of the sponsorship, you become aware of what they’re achieving and it’s great to monitor their progress,” he says. Photo: Jacqui Rawson.
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Crafting from the heart Jacqui Rawson The Pretty Crafty Market takes on different meanings for stallholders that become involved and, for some, what they create comes via encouragement from what sits in their hearts. When stallholder Karen Cooper’s mum died in England, Karen couldn’t bring herself to leave her mum’s collection of greeting cards on the footpath, in fact, she got a friend to rescue them before the recycling truck arrived. The cards came back to New Zealand with her and became the basis of her craft stall at the next Pretty Crafty Market. “I began turning them into gift tags, new cards, pictures and decorations,’ she says. “I also brought back several rolls of old wallpaper I found that was leftover from my childhood bedroom. “I made little pictures out of it and they are much loved - one customer in particular, a fellow stall holder, has bought several.” Karen says it was such a great feeling to give the items a new lease of
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ahead. The market has had a surge in people appying to be stallholders and Karen believes that’s partly down to people getting their creative juices flowing again thanks toockdown. “Many people turned to crafting during lockdown realising the positive effect these activities can have on their mental health, especially in stressful times,” says Karen. Their November Christmas Market, which took place last weekend, was booked out by keen crafters and so they’re holding another market in December in perfect time for last-minute Christmas shopping. The hope is to set the market up as a monthly event if the markets continue to be popular. “I think will be a great thing for Richmond as we donate the door money to a different local cause each time,” says Karen. The next Pretty Crafty Market will be held on the 13th December at the Richmond Town Hall, 9 Cambridge Street, Richmond.
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The decision has been made to cancel this year’s Brightwater Carols in the Park at the Wanderers Sports Ground due to a lack of response from volunteers required to help run the Christmas bash. “We are extremely sad that we’ve had to scrap the event and hope to come back next year for another shot at it,” says club manager Diane Drogemuller. “It seems to be the numbers attending have got less as years go on,” she says. “People are extra busy and with the threat of Covid reappearing, it’s changed people’s outlook on things.” “Volunteer carers needed” 18 November 2020
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When the Hosie family from Brightwater decided to knock down their plaster wall and replace it with a wooden fence, they could never have imagined what lay in store for them. “As soon as the tradies started to dig, you could see a vision of yellow buckets spilling out,” says mum-of-two Alei-
sha. “The more they knocked down, the more buckets they uncovered. It was unreal.” It’s thought a previous owner had self-built the wall by filling dozens of 20 litre canola oil buckets with river rocks, then covering them with plaster. Matt Thompson from Fence It Nelson, says, “I’d never seen anything like it before. The wall ran around the entire pe-
rimeter of the property. “We ended up filling five skips and a truck. There must’ve been over 100 buckets all up.” “It was chaos,” says Aleisha. “So we went away until the buckets were removed. “We can see the funny side and whoever built it did a good job as it was up for around 20 years. The neighbours now call our place the Minion House!”
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“We are very grateful to local businesses and organisations and members of the community for their continued support over the last 15 years,” says Steve. The newspaper is based in Richmond and serves the majority of the Tasman region, delivering every Wednesday over 12,000 papers to homes and stores from Richmond to south of Murchison, including 5000 rural properties - farms, lifestyle blocks and small towns. “Recently we became the only newspaper left to fully cover this area. And with the growth in the region, we continue to grow.”
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The Waimea Weekly has always been actively involved in the community, providing sponsorships and charitable donations whenever possible. To name a few clubs, organisations and events it has sponsored over the years – Nelson Giants, Waimea College volleyball teams, Wakefield and Richmond Bowling Clubs, Greenacres Golf Club, Banardoes, Salvation Army, Walk with Us Charitable Trust fundraisers, and the 2019 Nelson Hospitality Awards. In addition, Waimea Weekly provides free
promotion every week to a number of non-profit groups and organistions. “We’re here to help our community,” says Steve “and to work with every business and organisation in this area to help our readers get involved.” Strong bonds with ‘sister’ papers
In 2010, Steve and Jenny founded The Nelson Weekly, along with Andrew and Sarah Board, and although they are no longer co-owners of the Nelson publication, they still work closely with them for the benefit of advertisers and news articles across the re-
gion. The Motueka Guardian and The Marlborough Weekly are also included in this close relationship between papers, this means that businesses who wish to advertise over the top of the South Island, can benefit from multi paper advertising buys. In June 2020, the publishers of the Nelson Weekly and the Waimea Weekly joined forces once again, this time to offer a property publication for people wanting to sell their home via the region’s top real estate agencies. The new product, namely The Property Weekly, was launched, featuring property listings from some of the region’s top agencies like Bayleys, Harcourts, Ray White, Mike Pero and more. With stands in popular locations, in the City Centre Arcade, Queen St Richmond (Bayleys, Mike Pero, Ray White, Harcourts) Supermarkets, including Fresh Choice in Richmond Mall and more, the magazines have been flying off the stands. Effective advertising and news coverage
“We can offer some great deals for businesses and organisations that want to reach a lot of people quickly and effectively,” says Jenny. The Waimea Weekly is now the media market leader offering the largest targeted audience, beating out all radio TV and digital platforms. This type of advantage is even more crucial for local businesses and provides everything needed for targeted advertising - marketing columns and advertising through to classifieds, design, editorials and news stories. News coverage at the Waimea Weekly is focussed on local and social issues, community happenings and events, and items of general interest. It appeals to readers who want to keep informed about what’s happening in their region, while also being challenged, amused and entertained by what they read. “Every story in the paper is local,” Steve says, “We are entrenched here in our area, we’re an integral part of this community. Our people know what matters, we are all locals and know what interests and benefits our readers.”
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At 95-years-of age Clarrie Maskill has wonderful tales of meeting princes, playing international rugby and being part of an impressive New Zealand artillery division. Clarrie began his story with eyes full of humour as he told of starting his life in a tent in 1926. The tent was his family home in Cromwell, Otago, where he says they didn’t have two bob to rub together. The family moved around as Clarrie’s dad took on new roles, finally ending up in Wellington where Clarrie got into wrestling, boxing, lifesaving, and rugby. Clarrie started a cabinetry course at technical college when he was 13 years old, but seeing his brother becoming a pilot in WWII Clarrie came home with navy papers for his dad to sign. “I’m not sure where I got that idea from,” says Clarrie, Clarrie’s dad told him that as Clarrie had already brought papers home to be signed to be a cabinet maker, Clarrie could finish that first then he’d sign the new papers. After finishing his apprentice-
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Left: Clarrie Maskill, captain of the New Zealand army force rugby team in 1952 in Japan. Photo: Jacqui Rawson. Right: Clarrie accompanying Prince Takamutsu as he meets the rugby team in Tokyo: Photo: Supplied. ship, he moved to Nelson where again, but it was a wonderful ex- his two years in Korea. Clarrie became a successful busihe took up a cabinetry role and perience,” says Clarrie. “The New Zealand artillery were ness owner after the war, taking ended up playing representative Part of that could be due to his very good and very clever,” says on the first Luxaflex blinds franrugby for Nelson. ship being held up in Sydney on Clarrie. chise with stores in Dunedin and Two years later, at 24-years of age, its way to Korea and the chance Rugby was a welcome distraction Christchurch as well as Nelson. he joined 4000 other New Zea- to meet his future wife, Eugenie, and Clarrie joined the artillery Asked how he got the name land volunteers answering the who he moved to Nelson and team that toured around Japan Clarence when boys then were call from the United Nations to spent 58 years with. in 1952 in response to rugby au- called Bill and Dick, he said his join the Korean War. Clarrie started out as a Lance thority’s keenness to get Japan dad came up with the name while “I volunteered and it was some- Bombardier and rose through the playing some international rugby, sitting in a pub wetting the baby’s thing I never regretted, not some- ranks to Battery Sergeant Major something they’d been unable to head. “Dads eyes were drawn to a thing I’d want to go through in charge of the 161 Battery over so since 1936. packet of Clarence cigarettes.”
It’s fantastic the Rotary Nelson Motorhome Show 2020 is going ahead this weekend in its usual beachside location by gorgeous Tahuna Beach. “Although we won’t have $300,000 dollar vehicles coming down from Auckland like we did last year, it will still be a great day out for motorhome enthusiasts,” says organiser Jan Heslop. Held annually at the region’s iconic Tahuna Beach Holiday Park, the event showcases New Zealand’s leading motorhome, campervan and caravan suppliers and designers, with new and used privately-owned motorhomes also available for sale and lease. “With so many Kiwis deciding to explore their own country, product has been in high demand, so some models are in short supply,” says Jan. “So, come along and see what’s available.” This year, the motorhome show
will be held on the last weekend of November. The event usually attracts around 2000 people from all over the South Island, with similar numbers expected this year. “We will be promoting safe practises as usual, asking people to register, scan QR codes, etc.”
Returning and new exhibitors Jan says the relaxed nature of the show and the overall success of the event has seen it grow exponentially. “It’s the partnership with Tahuna Beach Kiwi Holiday Park, working in with Nelson Rotary and Heslops, the superb location – it’s the whole package. We have a lot of exhibitors who are returning for the 2020 event and we welcome some new exhibitors too, including Diesel
nights for no extra cost.” There’s some wonderful prizes on offer this year including the Heslops Rotary Raffle Prizes for 2020. Ist prize is a 2/4/6 berth Maui Van 5-day hire, sponsored by the RV Super Centre. 2nd prize is a $1000 travel voucher sponsored by MTF Finance and 3rd prize is a $500 Gift Basket sponsored by Moutere Caravans.
Funds go to mental health for young mums Tahuna Beach Kiwi Holiday Park and Motel Operations Manager Peter Fraser and Rotary Nelson Motorhome Show organiser Jan Heslop. Tune NZ, Hybrid E-Bikes and Dump Mates.” “We would also like to thank RV Leisure Centre and Deluxe Group who have supported us every year for the last 10 years. We are also grateful to our sponsors – RV Super Centre, Heslops, MTF Finance, Tahuna Beach Holiday Park, Magic 99.2 FM, Burnsco, Maui NZ, Moutere Caravans and Rotary Club of NZ.” Jan says they are especially
grateful to Peter Fraser and his team at the Tahuna Beach Holiday Park. “They always look after us. We get the opportunity to stay there for three nights and exhibitors can stay overnight for three
“All proceeds from this year’s show is going to mental health for young mothers with babies,” says Jan, who has been organising the event for the past 8 years and is still very passionate about it. Behind the scenes, Jan’s Rotary team of Barry and Hec, amongst others, have been busy doing a lot of the correspondence and invoicing for the exhibitors.
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The Rotary Nelson Motorhome Show taking place at the Tahuna Beach Kiwi Holiday Park is great for people who are considering buying a motorhome or caravan or upgrading their existing one. “I’ve been learning a bit more about posting stuff on Facebook and things like that too,” says Hec. “I’ve been involved in Rotary for 40 years and one of the things I’ve learned is that you get nothing out of something if you don’t put the time in. Jan said they needed someone to take on the role, so I said ‘yes.’”
Come down this weekend If you are looking at buying or selling a motorhome, campervan or caravan, want to improve your current motorhome or just want to see what life could be like if you owned a motorhome, then head down to the Rotary Nelson Motorhome Show which takes place on Saturday, November 28th and Sunday, November 29th, 2020 from 10am to 4pm at the Tahuna Beach Kiwi Holiday Park, at 70 Beach Road, Nelson. Public Gate Entry: $8.00 per person, under 15 free. Parking: entry is off Parker’s Road and at Tahuna Beach Holiday Park. For more information, visit www.nelsonmotorhomeshow.co.nz, www.rotarynelson.nz or go to Rotary Nelson Motorhome Show 2020 on Facebook. For all enquiries, phone Jan on 027 451 2497.
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known for its delicious Asian-fusion style dishes and friendly service, so it’s the ideal place to bring friends, family or colleagues for a summer party or function. “We can take up to 70 people,” says Bunga. “All of Chai-Yo’s tasty recipes are based on authentic cooking – learnt in our mothers’ kitchens and refined while working in restaurants around
the world.” Did you know that Chai Yo has a set menu for just $35 which includes an appetiser, main, an ice cream sundae dessert, plus one beer or house wine? You can also dine for free on your birthday if you book a table of four. With scrumptious items on the menu like ‘Crispy Chicken in Red Curry Coconut Sauce,’ ‘Thai Spicy Fried Rice,’ and ‘Angry Duck,’ Chai Yo is perfect for
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a summer get-together. To book, phone 544 6489. Visit www.chaiyo. co.nz. In the Thai language, Chai-Yo means pleasure, happiness and success – come and experience it for yourself today.
There’s no better spot to enjoy a sunny family lunch or an after work cold beer than on the lawn at Café Happyz on Bateup Rd. Nelson Food Distributions If you’re having a summer party or function, Nelson Food Distributions Ltd has a retail shop at 118 McShane Road, Richmond. We have a huge range of food items available. We’re your one-stop-shop for party food. Although we supply to restaurants, supermarkets and takeaways, our products are available to anyone. People are surprised when they walk into our shop. You can buy 5kg of sausages or meat patties, fro-
Summer Picnics at Happyz Café The owners of Happyz Café have come up with a fabulous idea for the summer months. “We have a large green grass area, so we are planning to put up four gazebos for families and they can book a ‘Picnic at Happyz,” says Happy Shergill. “People can go to the beach, have a swim, come back here and we will have everything set up for them – drinks, cheese platters and kid’s platters.” Booking for picnic is essential.
zen berries, a big bag of croissants, a kilo of feta, packs of prawns, nuts & seeds, 5 kilo bags of grated cheese, 50 pack of mixed savouries, etc. We can even slice and dice onions for you. For $35, you can buy large iced cakes. We have 28 flavours of icecream available, too. If you love salted caramel, you could buy 5 kilos worth! Visit us at NFD. Open Mon-Fri 9am- 4pm. From December 1st, we will be open on Saturdays from 9am to 1pm.
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The introduction of picnics coincides with the couple’s recent decision to extend their hours to ‘catch summer’s longer days.’ Happyz Café opening hours will change from 1 December. “The new hours will be Tuesday and Wednesday 10am to 4pm and Thursday to Sunday 10am to 6pm. Closed on Monday.” Picnics will be available from 1 December 2020 to 29 January 2021.
Chai Yo is renowned for its delicious Asianfusion style dishes and its relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The restaurant is a great place to take friends and family visiting the region over the summer. They are located in the centre of Richmond’s main street at 274 Queen Street, phone now on 544 6489 and book for the perfect dining experience.
“We have a healthy menu for breakfast, brunch and lunch with a focus on free-range local food and beverages, with allergy-free, vegan and vegetarian options available,” says Happy. The menu is full of delicious choices such as: gourmet free range chicken burger with waffle fries, quinoa salad with haloumi, falafel with cucumber labne and apple slaw, and a special children’s platter. The café has a beautiful safe fenced-off playground area and there is plenty of safe parking available, plus a special area for cyclists to park their bikes and feel free to bring your dog.
Action Centre is the ideal place for summer parties and functions. It has a fully licensed bar, a great selection of craft beers, and great catering options for finger food through to sit down meals in their 50s-themed American diner. Sit back and relax in the super comfy retro booths while enjoying delicious food and beverages. There is also a nice outside area where people can enjoy the sun while having a drink and a chat. With state-of-the-art bowling
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woman replied, “Sure, but these days a talking frog is worth more than a stockbroker!” I’m not sure what stockbroker, or a talking frog is really worth. But I do know that the greatest commodities in life are rarely enjoyed by many people. Why? Because too many of us are looking in all the wrong places. Expecting satisfaction from all the wrong things. We hear repeatedly that the world’s most unhappy people are frequently those with the most money & fame. Yet most of us strive to emulate
their achievements, desiring & accumulating more possessions, seeking our moment of ‘fame’. Then wonder why we are dissatisfied with our lives as well. Maybe we are just valuing the wrong things? If we will allow it, Christmas reminds us that the greatest commodities in life aren’t extravagant presents, more possessions, exotic holidays, etc. These offer the illusion of contentment but in reality, contentment is never found by purchasing something we don’t presently have. The greatest commodities in life can’t be brought they can only be
given. These are the commodities of Christmas: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self control, and goodwill to all. These are the attributes that God commends to us in the bible and modelled for us in the life of Jesus. When we pursue these with the same passion that we pursue financial success then our nation; our families; our lives will be places of contentment. Also, we aren’t very good at developing these attributes by ourselves, we need God’s help. So why not ask him? Try talking to God this Christmas season. You might get a nice surprise! May your Christmas be one of joy and peace!
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Grade new look team earned their first win of the season against WTTU. The Wanderers-Motueka T25 College team also recorded a fine win against WTTU in a rather even contest at Centennial Park, Brightwater. On the rugby side, Wan-
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Dominik Berghamer The literature says that squat lobster form pelagic shoals of juveniles for some weeks and settle on the bottom as they mature. Quite obviously, this year’s class didn’t get the memo, large schools of them have been around for months. They have grown a lot bigger and many of them are even carrying eggs now. Thousands of birds are bobbing around between the 20 and 40m mark, most of them too lazy to fly because they are so full already. The fish aren’t any different, every single fish you catch is filled to the brim with the red A typical catch for this time of critters. It’s quite surprising year. that they actually take baits and Fishing with lures gets more lures. The snapper are everywhere popular every year and espenow, from the shallows out to cially soft baits seem to work 40m. Numbers and sizes are extraordinarily well on good good, with quite a few small sized snapper. ones around 30cm in between The Dawnbreakers Fishing – a promising sign for the years Club held its annual Goldfish vs Sharks (boys vs girls) competicoming. Straylines and flasher rigs are tion over the last two weekends. the classic way to catch them, The final results weren’t in at squid, pilchards and strips of the time of writing but it would fresh fish work very well. Try be nice to see the boys win scooping up a few squat lobster for once! I’m not too hopeful with a net, stick one on a small- though, these ladies have some ish circle hook and present it mad fishing skills! near the bottom. Especially Tight lines! gurnard go nuts for them!
Waimea’s Corey Hogg and fellow Nelson referee Taylor Lynch have been named in the group of officials selected for the Basketball New Zealand 2021 National Leagues Referee Panel. The referees are those who the committee have judged to be the best available to referee in the Sal’s NBL men’s and women’s competitions, based on their performance in the leagues and national tournaments in the preceding year. Hogg made his NBL officiating debut earlier this year in Auckland. The panel is split into four levels based on performance and experience, with referees for the men’s games to be appointed from levels 1-3 and referees for the women’s league and DLeague to be appointed from levels 1-4. Notable changes from last year’s collective is Wellingtonbased referee Callum Welch’s promotion to the second-tier, while Aimee-Jo Clark (Wellington) and Taylor Lynch (Nelson) have been added to the crop in level four. National Referee Instructor and chair of the NRADC, Peter Rodgers, says he is pleased with the progression of the officials and the like. “It is really pleasing to see ref-
Waimea’s Corey Hogg, (pictured), and Taylor Lynch, are both part of the Basketball New Zealand national referees panel. Photo: Supplied. erees I first saw at junior national tournaments work their way up through the national tournament ranks, benefiting from the training programmes
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Jacob Page Waimea’s Maia Jones has been selected for the upcoming Basketball New Zealand development camps. The camps will host rising basketballers in the under-15 and under-19 age groups, at Saint Kentigern College in Auckland. The U19’s camp will be held 11- 13 December; the U15’s camp is on 14 – 16 December. High Performance Manager Leonard King says this camp is very much focused on development, as opposed to selection based on age-group tournament teams. “The development camps are an opportunity for young players who show potential to grow into a great player. They might have the size, shape, and some ability, and might not be a top player in their age-group just yet, but the potential is there. That’s why these are called ‘development’ camps. “The Aon National Championships, for example, are an opportunity for New Zealand’s regional representative teams to compete against the best
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Tickets $45 from Ticketek Maia Jones, right, with her dad Phill. Maia has been selected for Basketball New Zealand talent camps in Auckland next month. Photo: Jonty Dine. kids in their respective age group across the country. For many athletes this will be the pinnacle achievement in their basketball journey. Yet our national coaches and selectors are aware that these events are just one part of the identification and selection criteria, and not a key focus for an athlete’s selection for Na-
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ships event was always an aim,” says Edwards. “But it didn’t go ahead this year and who knows about 2021. But I also wanted to give Bowls New Zealand time to put together new teams and I knew if I wasn’t fully committed then it wasn’t going to work.” The news will be received with sadness across the bowls community and wider New Zealand sport. Edwards is regarded as the greatest bowler this country has produced and has been a giant of the sport. But it’s also a time to celebrate a remarkable career, encompassing a record 646 caps for the Blackjacks and a staggering array of medals and trophies, including five World Championship medals (two gold), three Commonwealth Games triumphs and an unprecedented six World Cup singles crowns. Edwards struggles to pinpoint favourite memories – “that’s tough, after 20 years in the full New Zealand team” – but is particularly proud of winning world titles on all surfaces (northern hemisphere, southern hemisphere and indoor), which requires remark-
Edwards made her national debut at the Asia Pacific Championships in 2001, with her first match stretching across 18 hours. “I’ll never forget it – it just kept raining,” says Edwards. “We had to go back and finish the game the next day. I was nervous anyway; it’s your first international tournament and you think this could be your one and only chance.” At the following year’s Commonwealth Games in Manchester, Edwards was named to skip Sharon Sims in the pairs. “A lot of people thought the selectors had got it round the wrong way,” says Edwards. “I’ll always remember walking past the media area and hearing a commentator discussing it. He said it was such a bad decision, putting a brand-new player in like that. But it worked out okay.” Edwards and Sims claimed a memorable gold. Edwards is famously modest, and you won’t find her medals and trophies on display in her lounge room. “No – definitely not,” says Edwards. “Our home is our home… it is not a shrine. “That’s not my
One of the region’s best-ever lawn bowlers has called time on her epic career. Photo: Supplied. able versatility. She also looks back fondly on the 2008 World Championship pairs title in Christchurch alongside Val Smith. “We are best mates; we have known each other since school so that was pretty special.” Her toughest tournament was the last world championships in 2016. “My mother had passed away a few weeks earlier so it was really hard,” says Edwards, who still picked up silver in the pairs and a singles bronze.
style.” That may be so, but Edwards has become, in her own way, a national treasure. Her deeds have often resonated with the public, especially in Nelson, where she has become a local hero, albeit a reluctant one. “My husband used to point it out - I was a bit oblivious to it,” said Edwards. In the wake of a Commonwealth Games triumph, a teller at her local BNZ bank had an unusual inquiry. “She asked me ‘I don’t suppose you are wearing your gold medal,” laughed Edwards. “I looked down inside my sweater and said, ‘oh bugger, I took it off when I had a shower this morning’.” Edwards isn’t completely sure what the future holds. “I imagine I will keep playing,” says Edwards. “But I am not going to be training three or four time a week. And my husband always said we could get a dog when I stopped playing…so I might get a puppy!” Edwards will be forever grateful to all those who have been part of her life-changing journey.
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Year 11 Awards for Excellence Briea Anderson, English; James Barclay, Outdoor Education; Katie Barnett, History, Science; Alex Bentley, Level 2 Mathematics; Grace Bradley, Health; Caitlin Cameron, Economics; Ben Canton, Accounting; Leon Caslavsky, English, History; Emma Davies, Mathematics; Noah Fay, English, Japanese; Hamish Fenemor, Science; Ryan Flowers, Physical Education; Max Foy, Electronics, Technology, Network Tasman Award; Siri Gaddampally, Mathematics; Milla Glasgow, Agriculture & Horticulture, Digital Technology Studies, Materials Technology Furniture; Zia Goff, HospiMonday 21 January 9.00amMathematics, - 2.00pmPhysical tality; Arielle Goodwin, English, Mathematics; Sam Harman, Tuesday 22 January 9.00am 2.00pm Education, Science, Soroptimist International of Waimea Award;-Claire Harvey, English; Maia Jones, Science; Khwaengdaeng, ESOL; Matthew Ladley, MechaniWednesday 23Tem January 2.00pm - 6.00pm cal Engineering; Lauren Loghry, Science; Emily Malcolm, Geography; Liam Martin, Thursday 24 January 3.00pm - 7.00pm Mathematics; Deanna McDonald, Mathematics; Rachel McIntosh, English; Olivia McIntyre, Mathematics; Gemma McNeill, Visual Art;2.00pm Lochy Mirfin, Physical EducaFriday 25 January - 6.00pm tion; Macy Morgan, English, Science, Visual Art, McMillan Art Cup for Painting; Nick Reddecliffe, English; Richards,Nelson English; Isabelle Russell, Mathematics, We areBaxter not open Anniversary Day Music, Science, Deanna Waters Cup for Media Studies, Network Tasman Award; Angela 4 February), usual Saric, Design &(Monday Visual Communication, Visual Art;but Rubyas Sharp, Outdoor Education; Thursday 7 February 2019. Tiah Stanton, Geography; Lauren Thompson, Employments Skills; Isabella Thurlow, English; Kaze Tsuruta, Science; Imogen Vlugter, Drama; Tina Waine, Health & Physical Education.
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Lunch on the hiLL: our Christmas lunch is from 11am at the Community Centre on Tuesday 1st Dec., 27 Dorset Street, Richmond. (A koha is appreciated) Contact: Holy Trinity Church Ph. 03 544 8844. neLSon 50+ Mini WALKeRS Dec. 1st, Rotoiti East side. Meet at 10am at Kerr Bay East car park. Ph, Noeline or Kerry, 541 0000 MuSic tueSdAy 10a.m. 1st Dec., Richmond Town Hall. Our final programme of the year includes a Christmas spectacular featuring Lesley Grant. After our special morning tea we have Andre Rieu “touring Europe”. All welcome. Contact 544 5852 neLSon PhiLAteLic Society next meeting 7.15 pm Tuesday Dec. 8th at Stoke Baptist Church Hall, Stoke Main Road. There will be an end of year auction. All welcome. Ph 5471140 RichMond LibRARy event: Find out About WiLLS with Kaye Lawrence from Nelson Bays Community Law Service. 1pm-2pm, Tuesday 1 Dec., Richmond Library. Free. tiny totS, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, during term time. heRitAGe RoSeS neLSon Tuesday 8 Dec twilight garden ramble. Visit three gardens in Richmond then Pizza at Eddyline. All welcome. Non members $10 entry. Ph: Marian 0211611385 neLSon 50+ Mini WALKeRS November 24th, Source of the Riwaka. Meet 10am at Moss’s Bush 2nd car park. Ph. Elaine,021 023 43718. RichMond cARdS (500) Tuesdays & Thursdays 1 30 - 4pm Waimea
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Lounge A&P Showgrounds. $2 entry. Prizes. Afternoon Tea. Unlimited parking Enquiries ph 5445563 SPinPoi, a gentle movement class using Poi at the Age Concern Hall, 62 Oxford St, Tuesdays 2pm-3pm. SpinPoi scientifically proven to improve older people’s grip strength, balance & ability to sustain attention. o neNed to register – just turn up Tuesdays. Miriam on 5447624 ext 6 or support@ageconcernnt.org.nz
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coMMunity SinG A LonG Wednes 2 Dec. 1.30 pm Wesley Centre. 4Wensley Rd Richmond. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Afternoon tea. All Welcome. RichMond LibRARy event Good crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Free. Richmond Library. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2.00pm. SPiRited conveRSAtionS Wednesday 25 Nov. “Welfare advocacy in Nelson: stories from the grassroots”. BUWT Manager Kay Brereton, QSM on challenges faced by those trying to access our current welfare system, & strategies for positive change. Yaza Cafe opens 6pm. Speaker 7.30pm. Koha. Ph 548 8256. u3A next MeetinG 10-12 Wed. 25 Nov. at Nelson Golf Club, 38 Bolt Road. Speaker is Nathan Fa’ave, professional sportsman and winner of many events including Eco Challenge, the world’s toughest race. neLSonG - a music therapy choir for those with Parkinson’s, MS, brain trauma, stroke, depression, etc. Wednesdays, at NCMA Nile St, 1011am, $10. RSVP email ntmtcollec-
tive@gmail.com. Ph 021 644618. teA & tALK, provides the opportunity for those aged 65+ to get together for a weekly cup of tea and a chat. Every Wednesday in the Age Concern Hall, 62 Oxford Street, Richmond. No need to register - just turn up Wednesdays. For more info contact Marrit on 5447624 ext 4 or community@ageconcernnt.org.nz neLSon GuiLd oF WoodWoRKeRS meets at 7pm on last Wednesday each month, between February & November, at Fish & Game Rms, 66 Champion Rd, Richmond. New members welcome, no experience is necessary. Contact the President, Bill Filmer, 03 547 5104. ARthRitiS Society coFFee MoRninG We meet at Melrose House Cafe, Brougham St, 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 25 November 2020. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 neLSon neWbieS & FRiendS, weekly coffee morning every Wednesday 10:30 - 11.30 a.m. at Deville Cafe, 22 New St. New people always welcome. Ph: Clive 547 2725 eddyLine 5K Run/WALK. Summer series. Started Wednes 4th Nov. for 8 weeks. Registration from 5.30pm under the big tree on Champion Rd opposite the swimming pool. Safety briefing 6.20pm. Walkers start 6.30pm & runners 6.40pm $3 Entry Fee & plenty of great spot prizes. All abilities welcome. Queries 0276731145 RichMond SLiMMeR’S cLub Meeting at RichmondTown Hall Meeting Room Wednesdays 10.30 am. Support and help to get your body ready for the summer. $4.00 a Meeting. Ph: Eileen 544 6392.
DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz 0211341013 for information. FitneSS cLASS at the Age Concern Hall, 62 Oxford St. every Thursday 1011am. Includes a range of moves & exercises to improve movement & balance. There is no need to register - just turn up. If you would like more info Marrit on 5447624 ext 4 or community@ageconcernnt.org.nz
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QiGonG (intRoduction) : Mini WoRKShoP with International Trainer Gabrielle Euteneuer: Thursday 26th Nov 6.30-8pm, at Fairfield House (by donation/Koha). Register contact Gabrielle 027 225 1646 email: tao@ taomotion.co.nz Also a 1 or 2 day option weekend workshop Sat/Sun: Women’s Rejuvenation Qigong. bi PoLAR SuPPoRt GRouP Meets at 7pm, the first Thursday of the Month. Venue: The White House, 11 Wainui Street, Nelson. Supper Provided. Ph: Philip 5481757. RichMond LAdieS FRiendShiP cLub: Opportunity to meet new friends, monthly meetings with interesting speakers and outing during month. Meet at Richmond Church of Christ first Thursday of month. Ph Marion on 544 4833 or Joan on 544 1854. RichMond cReAtive FibRe Meets at Birchwood Hall, Richmond Showgrounds. 9.30am 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays of the month. Come & meet others who enjoy working with fibre. Ph 5443315 (Sandra) RichMond WeLcoMe GRouP Like to make some new friends. Come along & have a coffee and chat on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month with a friendly group of people, at Happyz Cafe, Bateup Rd. All welcome. ph: Glenys 265 5318. WAiMeA coMbined FRiendShiP cLub: Interested in making new female or male friends of a similar age and interests? We invite you to monthly meetings, 3rd Thursday 9.45am at Hope Church Ranzau Road with interesting speakers, outings and group activities, Ph: Claude
lie Winter Ph: (03)538-0133. QuALity ARt & cRAFtS in the chuRch LounGe at RBC, 123 Salibury Rd, Sat. 28 Nov., 8am – Noon. Our wide range of unique, handmade, local art & crafts make perfect gifts. Shop early for Christmas.
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eLySiuM WidoW & WidoWeRS GRouP meet for lunch at “The Bach” (Turf Hotel) on Sunday 29th Nov. at midday. Ph: Virginia 5440814. WAiMeA MuSic cLub -- Club meets at WAIMEA VILLAGE HALL 29th NOV at 1.15 pm. Contact Clive 5530526 Pat 5445766 tASMAn teSLA oWneRS cLub invites all Tesla owners in the region to join us for a charity drive on Sunday 6th Dec. Starts in Nelson & heading for an hours drive along ending up for refreshments and a chat. AllTesla Models are very welcome. Chris 027 349 8309.
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neLSon GRAndPARentS RAiSinG GRAndchiLdRen Morning Tea meet Friday 27 Nov. 10am at the Methodist Hall, Neale Ave, Stoke. All members or interested Grandparents Raising their Grandchildren most welcome see what we are all about & gain Support from people alike us!!! For info Sharon Norriss 027 7244913 or 5486710 hoSPice coMMunity tReeS oF ReMeMbRAnce dates & locations this year: 1. 4-11 Dec Nelson Hospice Shop, Stoke New World, Richmond Mall. 2. 11 Dec Westpac Motueka & 14-18 Dec House of Travel Motueka. MenZShed WAiMeA - catering for the interests, health and well-being of men since 2010. Shed open Monday - Friday at the Richmond A&P Showgrounds. Inquiries: mens.shed. waimea@gmail.com 027 2820185.
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SuPPoRt ouR nAtive biRdS!! Get your gorgeous Native Bird Recovery Richmond 2020 calendar. Alison 03 544 7085 / 021 258 6897. RichMond cRoQuet cLub Come & join us at Lower Queen St, Richmond. Have fun, make new friends, learn new skills. All welcome. Ph: Kaye 021757468. neLSonWoodtuRninG cLub Join us at our club rms for Turning, camaraderie & sharing of knowledge. New Learn to Turn classes starts soon. Ph or txt Allan for more info. 021543345. SteAMPunK enthuSiAStS or those keen to learn. Local group Hickety Pic Southern Steamers meet 2nd Wed month. Details: John @ 0211107547. phone 539 1137.
saTurday RichMond oLd tiMe dAnce, Saturday 21st. at Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St. 7.30pm till 11pm. Live music, prizes & raffles, programme for everyone. Entry $6 & a Supper Plate. Ph Richard 5444 120. neLSon dAnce ALonG, Saturday 28th Nov. 2020, Richmond Town Hall,7.30pm to 11pm Plate for Supper, Music by Warren Fenemor, Cost $6.00 per person All Welcome. Rosa-
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Summer Events coming your way! The Summer Events Guide for 2020 / 2021 is coming your way. A copy should be arriving in your letterbox this week or you can grab one from any Council office or library. The programme is packed with great reasons to be in the Top of the South over the holiday season for locals and visitors alike. Many of our favourite events from previous years are back – who doesn’t love taking the little ones to the Teddy Bears’ Picnic or packing a hamper of goodies for an evening under the stars at Summer Movies al Fresco. 2020 2021
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And then there’s the Sarau Festival, Tasman Skatepark Tour and much, much more. Grab your copy of the guide, or check it out on our website, tasman. govt.nz and don’t miss any of the fun this summer.
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Hey kids! Enter our Christmas card competition The chosen design will feature on Tasman District Council’s 2020 e-card and its creator will win a cool prize! There will be two runner-up prizes as well. Entry forms are available to download at tasman.govt.nz. Entries close Sunday 6 December 2020.
Queen Street bus stops moving 29 November only TS EVEN GUIVDEENTS E GUIDE
Salisbury / Champion Road Roundabout Work starts this month and continues after the New Year break to make changes to the roundabout on the intersection of Champion and Salisbury Roads. We’re putting extra lanes on the roundabout to cater for increased traffic as our region grows. We’re making it safer for cyclists and pedestrians (especially the many school children in the area) by adding raised crossings. We’ll be making some changes to water supply and storm water at the same time. The first part of the project is underway and as it focusses on changes to services alongside the road, there’s little effect on traffic.
Keep up to date with this project and any traffic changes on our website, tasman.govt.nz/projects. Thanks in advance for your patience and understanding as we carry out this major project.
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From January, you will always be able to go straight through the roundabout between Stoke and Richmond but you won’t be able to turn right from any entrance. The work will happen in four stages and the lanes will be clearly marked out so you know where you can go. Access to all the businesses and the Aquatic Centre in Champion Road will be maintained via a slip road off the state highway. They will all remain open for business so please show your support.
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As part of the Salisbury / Champion Road roundabout upgrade, work is happening on the water mains and other services. As the water network is at a higher risk of contamination when we work on the mains, the Richmond water supply will be temporarily treated with chlorine to be sure it stays safe to drink. Please be aware that this is usual practice when we do major work on the water supply and does not in any way pre-empt or affect the decision the Council is still to make on the proposal to permanently chlorinate the supply. You can read more about water chlorination on our website, tasman.govt.nz/chlorination.
The Queen Street bus stops will be closed this Sunday 29 November due to a road closure in place for the Richmond Santa Parade. A temporary bus stop will be set up on Talbot Street (opposite PAK’nSAVE). Alternatively, catch the bus at the Salisbury Road bus stop between Talbot and Florence streets.
Proposals to classify reserves in Moutere-Waimea Ward We're proposing to classify reserves located within the Moutere-Waimea Ward (207 separate parcels of land in total), to give them a specified purpose. Submissions close on 15 March 2021. Find out more at tasman.govt.nz/feedback
Summer is nearly here – the perfect time to sort your firewood! Now is the time to start collecting or purchasing your firewood so you can dry it in time to use in your wood burner next winter. Green wood will not burn efficiently, leaving you with a cold house and a smoky fire which contributes to air pollution. How you store your firewood is important. There are a range of storage solutions including woodsheds, wood stacks, under house eaves or in your garage. However you choose to store your firewood, make sure that: • Wood is off the ground to avoid moisture seeping up from below. • Air flow can reach the sides of the pile. • The top of the pile is covered to keep rain off. Where to find Good Wood
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Free dog microchipping Take advantage of our dog microchipping clinics in November – it's free for dogs registered in Tasman District. Microchipping is a legal requirement for most dogs, and it’s also the best tool we have for reuniting lost pets with their owners. • Richmond: Every Friday morning by appointment, call 03 544 3207, Richmond Dog Pound, 121 Beach Road, Richmond. • Tapawera: Saturday 28 November, 8.30 am – 9.30 am, Tapawera Recreation Reserve (on Matai Crescent). • Murchison: Saturday 28 November, 11.30 am – 12.00 pm, carpark behind library (behind 92 Fairfax Street).
PAK'nSAVE Richmond Santa Parade Sunday 29 November, 12.00 pm – 2.00 pm. This will be a fun-filled event for all! Come and join in the festive fun at the PAK'nSAVE Richmond Santa Parade on Queen Street, with entertainment and the chance to meet Santa in Sundial Square following the parade.
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CHANGE TO COUNCIL MEETING The Full Council meeting scheduled for 1.30 pm on Thursday 26 November has been cancelled and replaced with an Extraordinary Full Council meeting at 12.00 pm on the same day. There will still be a public forum. For up to date information on Council meeting times, head to tasman.govt.nz/meetings-calendar.
COUNCIL HUI Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Access to meetings will continue to be available via Zoom video conferencing for those who are unable to attend in person. See tasman.govt.nz/ meetings-calendar for details.
If you purchase firewood, you can rely on Good Wood suppliers who are a trusted source of dry firewood. Good Wood suppliers can provide either green wood for drying, or seasoned firewood suitable for immediate use. Head to tasman.govt.nz/good-wood for a list of suppliers.
Regulatory Committee Thursday 26 November, 9.30 am. Public forum.
And remember, just like your car, your wood burner needs regular servicing.
Full Council Thursday 3 December, 9.30 am. Public forum
Extraordinary Full Council Thursday 26 November, 12.00 pm. Public forum Audit and Risk Committee Wednesday 2 December, 1.30 pm. Public forum
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Approx 300 new red We are currently underbricks 70 cents each. Ph going the free cleaning 027 204 9772. and best restoration of headstones in the Wakafor sale puaka Cemetery. Most are around 150 years old. PARENT INFORMATION EVENING Near new Yamaha Alto While most families are An information evening for parents and prospective Saxophone. YAS 62 happy for us to do this we Model. $3,250 Ph 027 parents of New Entrants will be held at understand some are not. 204 9772. 7pm on THURSDAY DECEMBER 2020 Richmond School would3rdlike to appoint If you do NOT want us to a new librarian. Theinposition Room 18.is for 3 to 4 work on your family headfor sale hours per day (school weeks only). stone please contact us New parents to the school will find this evening 12ft aluminium boat with on Brian 027 548 0757. For a job description and application form beneficial in getting information about how our beach tailer and 5 horse please email Tim Brenton (Principal) at; motor $2300. 1350 x year 0/1 programme is run. open day principal@richmondprimary.school.nz 1350 karaka coloured aluminium window, tinted Please contact our School Office to register your interest: Applications close glass with sunblind $300. Phone: (03) 544 8959 2020 11:00am, Monday 30th November Fridge $70. All in excelEmail: school@richmondprimary.school.nz lent condition. Ph 027 544 7229.
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Classifieds
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New Dentures
accommodation
wanted to buy
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Is Jesus knocking at your door? ... He's more legendary than Trump & Biden
Richmond Baptist Church 123 Salisbury Road Richmond @4 PM 28th November 2020
Rev 3:20 "Look! I stand at the door and knock. If you hear my voice and open the door, I will come in, and we will share a meal together as friends." - Jesus
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CHRISTADELPHIANS The Bible Our Guide We warmly invite you to hear Joel Struckman
Are the Holy Spirit Gifts available Today? Join us Tuesday, 1st December 2020 at 7.30pm Richmond Library, Constance Barnicoat Room, Queen Street Entrance www.nelsonchristadelphians.nz
Left us two years ago on 25th November. Loved and admired by all your family. Always remembered & missed so much. Your music lives on.
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Dorothy (Dot) nee Rainey
Dot passed away peacefully at Nelson Hospital surrounded by her children on Sat 21 November 2020. Dearly loved wife of the Late James (Jim) Kerr, cherished sister and sister in law of Murray and the Late Doreen Vance and Ken & Robyn Rainey. Much loved mother of Karen, Warren and Michael, loved Nana Dot & Great – Nana Dot of Di, Gareth, Rylee, Macey, Robbie, Grant & Shona, Shannon, Daniel, Shequela, Topeora, Dylan, Liam, Ashleigh, Ngaire and Future and a friend of the Waimea Village Community. To honour Dot’s wishes, Anisy’s Tasman Funeral Home has held. A private cremation. Details of a Memorial Service will follow. Messages to 13 Conifer Court, Richmond 7020. Anisy’s Tasman Funeral Home, Richmond, Nelson 03 5441129
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