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“Our guys are reporting dangerous incident on those roads every day,” Sollys Freight manager Ed Solly says. “Last Sunday, one of

our drivers said he had two near misses (with cars crossing the centre line) and he saw another three.

“The head-ons are the biggest worry. Car drivers are getting impatient following trucks and try to overtake when they need to be patient.”

Ed says car drivers need to “chill out” when they are stuck behind traffic and try and “understand that drive from Christchurch to Nelson is going to take longer”.

He says the alternative SH1 is inadequate for the increased

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“I follow all sports. I play a lot of sports and so do my kids. Between us we play volleyball, tennis, skiing, golf and mountainbiking.”

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‘Head-ons biggest worry’ on State Highway 65 FROM PAGE 1 volumes of traffic and the only answer to the problem is for all drivers to “slow down and be patient.”

Although the New Zealand Transport Agency is spending $60million on upgrading the alternative SH1 route, Mainfreight’s Nelson manager Nick Max says it’s too little, too late. He says sections of the highway are so narrow it’s impossible for drivers in large H-permitted trucks to negotiate a tight corner without crossing the centre line.

“NZTA are working hard to repair and widen the road, but as soon as they fix one part another falls away,” Nick says.

“I often hear our drivers saying how dangerous that road is and I take my hat off to the guys for driving it.

“There are sections where it’s so

narrow and you get two trucks passing in opposite directions, their wing mirrors are just millimetres from hitting – it’s scary.”

Tasman road policing team leader Senior Sergeant Grant Andrews agrees SH65 is “an on-going concern” and warns it’s only going to get worse as traffic volumes increase over the summer. Police have an increased presence on the highway and Grant says it’s not just drivers who are speeding or taking risks overtaking who are being stopped and fined.

“We are also targeting drivers doing 70 or 80 kmh in a 100kmh zone because they hold people up and then those people take risks to get past and put themselves and others at risk. Everyone needs to be patient, drive to the conditions, and realise that the trip from Christchurch to Picton or Nelson is going to take about an hour longer.”

Sollys truck driver Dave Rutherford says everyone needs to be patient driving on SH65 so he can “get home in one piece and have a beer.” Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Grant says NZTA is doing a “fantastic job” of improving the safety of SH65 while trucking companies are working hard to educate their drivers about the hazards on the alternative SH1. He says rental car companies are also helping by taking a hard line on poor

driving on the highway.

“We’ve stopped some rental car drivers and taken them to the nearest police station to get them off the road. In some cases, we’ve contacted the rental company and, if the driving is bad enough, they’ve cancelled the contract on

the spot.”

However, Ed and Nick say it’s not just the impatient car drivers who are causing problems. Transport companies have been forced to take on relatively inexperienced drivers to cope with the increased demand following the closure of the rail link and Ed agrees that’s “compounded the problem.”

Ed says there’s “no silver bullet” to the problem although he’s hoping that traffic volumes decline when SH1 is reopened on a limited basis on December 15.

SH1 will only be reopened during daylight hours and some sections will still be under construction with unsealed surfaces, lane closures and stop-go traffic controls.

NZTA says the estimated travel time to drive between Picton and Christchurch will be a minimum of five and half hours, compared to a minimum of six and half hours for alternate inland route.

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“I’d estimate that 80 per cent of thefts from cars are opportunistic,” Greg says. “If a car is

unlocked and valuables are left inside then it’s an easy target and there’s always a dishonest element in our society who can’t help themselves.

“If people keep their cars locked and remove their valuables, it removes the opportunity. There are people who will smash a window to get into a car but even those offenders won’t do that unless they see something worth stealing.”

Although a random check of 74 cars in Richmond public car parks last week suggested the district’s drivers are already security conscious, with just two unlocked vehicles and four with valuables left on seats in-

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Times have changed at the Nelson A & P Show with women venturing from the traditional baking competitions and equestrian events and muscling into the last bastions of manhood of woodchopping and strongman competitions.

The Taylors Cars Strongman Challenge and woodchopping were two of the biggest attractions at the Golden Edge-sponsored show held at Richmond Park on

Nelson’s Ashleigh Radford, 18, competed in the woodchopping event. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Saturday and Sunday. And one of the things that helped make these events even more interesting than usual was the number of top female athletes lining up alongside the men.

“I do it for fun,” defending Strongman champion, Louise Kelly of Nelson, says. “I helped run the event two years ago and when it opened up to women last year I thought it would be fun to have a go at it.

“I’m not that big, I’m only 69kg, but it’s technique as well as strength, so I hold my own.”

Although Louise couldn’t repeat her championship-winning feats of last year, she did take out the truck pull against her much bigger rivals. World recordbreaking weightlifter Kate Mitchell-Parker of Auckland won the women’s event while Conner Moeke of Palmerston North edged out Nelson’s Ben Smith in the men’s competition.

Event promoter Luke Slotemaker says the standard of competition had improved massively this year with the athletes lifting and pulling thousands of kilograms in eight events over two days.

He says athletes the calibre of Kate would win strongman competitions anywhere in the world, showing that the Nelson

Nelson’s Liam Bourke shows the strain in the Nelson Forests log press in the Taylors Cars Strongman Challenge at the Golden Edge Nelson A & P Show on Sunday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. competition was getting “bigger and better” each year.

The woodchopping also featured the fairer sex with Nelson’s Ashleigh Radford, 18, sharpening axes alongside Nelson’s world champion Adam Lowe and hardened Richmond veteran Ray Biggs.

“I saw it at the A & P Show when I was younger and thought this is cool,” Ashleigh says. “I also wanted to do something that

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And Ray, who has been woodchopping for 26 years, says that’s one of the appeals of the sport.

“Anyone can do it. It’s handicapped, so you get 14 and 15-year olds chopping against world champions and someone in their 80s. There’s always great camaraderie too – that’s why I keep doing it.”

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weather over the weekend with secretary Annette Robinson saying they had bigger crowds than last year.

“Saturday was well up on last year and we had a constant stream of people on Sunday, although it was not a big as Saturday because there were so many other events on,” Annette says. “There was a really friendly atmosphere and the weather was perfect – it was a wonderful show.”

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For the third year in a row, local V8 enthusiasts have combined their passion for cars with an act of generosity, the result being the annual V8 Escape.

Around 50 cars turned up on Saturday morning at Brightwater Motor Inn for the cruise, well up on the 25 cars that attended last year.

“It’s growing every year as the word gets out that it’s a great cruise for a great cause,” says Ian Barker.

The run took them through the Moutere and out to Tapawera, then to Quinney’s Bush for a picnic lunch before concluding the drive back at the Brightwater Motor Inn. Fellow organiser Ross Hurley, says “me and Ian, we’ve just got a passion for American classic cars and we got talking one day and thought, ‘we should organise a run with the proceeds going to a worthy cause’”.

“We’ve run the event for three years in a row now. We know there’s an awful lot of classic cars in the Nelson area, so it’s also a good excuse for people to get them out.”

The V8 Escape was successful in raising $1200 for the Nelson Tasman Hospice and received “an awful lot of positive feedback from people, thanking us for such an awesome day out,” says Ross.

Staff at Quinney’s Bush were in charge of deciding the People’s Choice award, which went to Anita Parkins and her 1957 Cadillac de Ville.

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Santa’s was one of 30 floats with themes ranging from a Bethlehem Christmas to Star Wars and Disney fairy tales which meandered down Oxford St, into Cambridge, and briefly onto Queen St and McIndoe Pl before ending in Petrie-Harkness Carpark. Although the parade’s traditional route was out of bounds due to the Queen St upgrade, Richmond Unlimited’s events and marketing co-ordinator Charlotte Bidlake says the day was still a big success.

“It’s hard to compare numbers with last year when we had about 9000 people because it went down a different route, but they looked about the same,” Charlotte says. “All the streets were lined and Sundial Square

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Wakefield conserve water The recent dry weather has seen levels of water drop within the well supplying Wakefield, and with no significant rain on the horizon, Council are asking people in the Wakefield area to conserve water to allow the well to recover. Conservation measures include hand watering only (no sprinklers), hand wash cars if necessary, and not to fill swimming pools. Identifying any leaks is also an important water conservation measure. Call in any leaks to Council on 543 8400.

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mobile alert system on Sunday afternoon. The alerts are sent using cell broadcast technology so there was no need to sign up, however, they are keen to receive feedback from people who received the alert as well as from those who didn’t. To complete the survey or to check your phone’s compatibility go to www.civildence. govt.nz Aniseed Valley house fire A fire in a property in Aniseed Valley was caused by an electrical issue with a socket, according to Richmond fire chief Craig Piner. Five trucks were deployed to attend the fire Sunday morning due to the lack of available water at the property. No one was home at the time of the fire, however bystanders rescued a dog from the property.

From left, district president Derek Nees, Noel Woolf, Rick Williams, Terry Richardson and national president BJ Clark, at the Richmond Waimea RSA lunch on Saturday, where Noel, Rick and Terry received their service awards. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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The Richmond Waimea RSA used their Christmas lunch event to recognise the long service given to the organisation by three outstanding members, Rick Williams, Terry Richardson and Noel Woolf. Rick was recognised for 20 years of service with a Gold Star, while Terry and Noel both received Merit Awards for 15 years of service.

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one got a gold star within the Waimea RSA, it’s the highest form of recognition.”

National president BJ Clark who attended the lunch, says “the RSA is a voluntary organisation, so the only way that we can acknowledge the amazing service and support our members give is through these presentations”.

“The Merit is our first national award, and that’s normally at around seven to ten years of service. At 15 years, they receive the badge and the certificate. To get a Gold Star, they’ve not only got to have been involved at local level, but at national level as well.”

Once a nomination has been made, it is reviewed by all

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“So, these awards aren’t given out lightly,” says BJ. After 20 years of service, a highlight for Rick is administering the mobility scooter fleet.

“It’s the look on the face of the person we’re giving it to, and the realisation that they’ve regained some independence in their life. I’m Richmond born and bred, the Richmond Waimea RSA farewelled me when I left to attend Sandhurst and it’s a great honour to have been able to put something back into the organisation,” says Rick.

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e l p o e p d o o f h s e r f Y ou r Iceberg Lettuce Richmond Volunteer Fire Brigade’s Alex Theobald, left, and chief fire officer Craig Piner, right, with potential new recruit, Conrad Stephenson, during the open day on Saturday. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

Open day attracts new recruits Jessie Johnston Richmond Fire Brigade’s open day on Saturday offered locals an insight into what they do for the community, in the hope of finding some new recruits.

“The last time we did a recruiting drive was three years ago and we didn’t do anything like this,” says Chief Fire Officer Craig Piner. Brigade member Alex Theobald was given the task of recruiting this year and decided they should host an open day, “and he’s done a great job,” says Craig. “We’ve had six or seven people who have expressed a good interest in wanting to join up, from all sorts of age groups.”

The open day featured the brigade’s two trucks, hose activities and demonstrations, a motor vehicle accident extrication and a kitchen fire demonstration.

Conrad Stephenson was among those keen to get more informa-

tion on becoming a member of the brigade, having just recently moved into the Richmond area.

“I just thought it would be something interesting to do and something for the community,” says Conrad.

“I had mentioned it and my partner’s father said there was an open day on, it was sort of like the stars aligned or something.”

The next step for the newbies is to go along to the Richmond brigade’s training evenings, “see what we do during training and meet everybody, and they’ll do that for the next six or seven weeks, figuring out if it’s for them,” says Craig.

“They’ll then start their training and could ride the trucks within a couple of months, they’ll be fully trained in about six months.”

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Bringing freedom at Christmas time Judene Edgar The word slavery most likely conjures up images of scenes from movies such as Roots, Django Unchained or 12 Years a Slave.

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And nearly two-thirds of the world’s estimated 40 million slaves are in the Asia-Pacific region.

Slavery exists today in many guises, such as forced labour in brick kilns, agriculture and the garment sector, child soldiers in India and Thailand, and child marriages, sex-trafficking and prostitution. It’s tough to imagine what life is like, thousands of miles from home, penniless, abused, and scared, and perhaps just as hard to imagine what you can do to help.

This is the position that Beacon Hill Country Store owner Rebekah Bay found herself in. Despite feeling overwhelmed, she is doing what she can, raising money for anti-human trafficking organisation iBring Freedom, run through the Eden Ministry. iBring Freedom works in South East Asia with girls and women who have been trafficked for prostitution.

“I was just deeply disturbed about the issue, it’s such a horrific thing, but I heard about Kalinda [Lichtwark] through a friend and met up with her and we just started from there,” says Rebekah.

Kalinda lives a life about as polar-opposite from her Richmond upbringing as you could imagine. Along with her husband Doug and three daughters, they now live in South East Asia where they work among the brothels, rescuing girls from prostitution and helping them set up new lives for themselves.

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and making a real difference.”

Each year Rebekah runs the Vintage Christmas Market, raising funds to support their work. Over the past four years she has raised nearly $30,000.

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Georgia Shelling has always loved animals and wants to work with them, but she’s also aware that she needs to keep her options open.

Taking part in the Waimea College year 10 ‘Workwatch’ programme last week, Georgia was delighted to get the opportunity to spend the day at Spring Grove Kennels and Cattery.

“I pretty much knew I wanted to do something with animals, and our dogs have always come here when we go away, and I’ve volunteered here before,” says Georgia.

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A group of novice adventure racers are hoping to punch above their weight when they compete in the world’s largest expedition race early next year so they can help can raise funds for “one of the best youth charities in Nelson”.

The Waimea Weekly’s Simon Bloomberg will be teamingup with Nelson’s Jane Orbell, his Arrowtown-based nephew Simon Bloomberg Jnr and former Nelsonian Ryan Thomas for the GODZone Adventure Race to be held in Fiordland from March 1-10. And the team is aiming to do more than just race in the 600km multisport event - they are also hoping to use the race as a platform to raise funds for Victory Boxing.

“GODZone is going to be an epic challenge, especially this year because it’s in Fiordland and they’ve made it longer than usual,” Simon says. “But we wanted to try and do something extra and use the race as a platform to raise funds for the community.

“Once we’d committed to that, we agreed on Victory Boxing as our team’s charity.

We reckon Victory Boxing is one of the best youth-focused charities in Nelson and we saw parallels between racing in GODZone and the gym’s goals, so it was a good fit.”

Victory Boxing runs classes for hundreds of children aged eight to 18 and teaches them to be determined and motivated and overcome adversity.

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Although Simon says, they are “just a bunch of mid-packers”, the team has been training hard and will be giving it their best shot.

“We’re not a champion team but we’ll be racing for a champion cause so we need plenty of support,” he says.

Victory Boxing’s Paul Hampton says the are delighted the adventure racers have offered to help the gym which relies extensively on donations, grants and fund-raising to keep operating. He is encouraging businesses and individual around Nelson and Tasman to support the team’s fund-raiser.

“It’s great that they are prepared to take the time to raise funds for the kids,” Paul says.

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“The parallels are there too because the young kids at the gym face huge challenges every day. It’s all about taking one step at a time and keeping going forward.”

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The Watson family name has been synonymous with the Richmond grocery industry since 1957 and it’s a history that is well worth celebrating as Fresh Choice Richmond is now being run by the third generation.

Ivan Watson and his wife Lyalla left their fellow Cantabrians and relocated to Richmond where, for the next 18 years they ran their grocery business, Richmond Super Discount, on the corner of Queen and Cambridge Streets. Locals would call on them daily for their fresh bread, sliced cheese, fresh veges and all manner of other household supplies.

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For a further 11 years the store continued its dedicated service to local customers, expanding its range of groceries and

goods to meet the demand of a growing Richmond population.

In 1986, Ian made the final

move to the store’s current location in what had been named the Village Mall. In 2003, Ian’s sons Gary and Matt, the third

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Gary, Lisa and their team are constantly looking at ways they can enhance their customers shopping experience and are proud to be industry leaders when it comes to promoting healthy living.

You may have caught Gary on current affairs show Seven Sharp, showcasing Fresh Choice Richmond’s healthy checkouts. Instead of chocolate bars, lollies and other tempting treats that can often find their way into your shopping cart when you’re waiting at the checkout, Gary has made a switch, putting salads, fruit, water and other healthy choices in their place, a move that has been celebrated by many in the community. In fact, they are the first

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With unhealthy choices often tempting people as they wait in line at the checkout, Gary decided to switch things up in Fresh Choice Richmond, replacing chocolate, lollies and fizzy with salads, fruit and water.

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You’ll find Joy Harford behind the counter of Fresh Choice Richmond’s little café, serving up filled rolls, macarons, doughnuts and freshly roasted coffee beans so you can enjoy café quality coffee at in-store or at home. free aisle and diabetic section.

As stockists of Up coffee beans, Fresh Choice Richmond offers people the chance to get their beans freshly roasted in store, for that aromatic and flavour-

ful cup of coffee at home. Or you can grab your coffee and a bite to eat from their little corner café, on your right, next to the bulk bins as you enter the store.

Fresh Choice’s enormous section of local and imported wine guarantees you’ll find the right match for any occasion or palate and their on-site wine experts are always happy

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store. Fresh Choice Richmond also has a gluten free club, allowing you to see previews of new gluten free goodies, enjoy discounts and give suggestions on how Fresh Choice Rich-

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For Gary and Lisa, supporting the community goes much further than simply stocking local goods, they’re always looking at ways to give back to groups, organisations and individuals who need a helping hand.

“The Richmond community has looked after the Watson family for 60 years, which is why we always do our bit to support the community.

Sponsoring teams, individuals and community projects is very important to Lisa and myself, which includes the Tasman Wheelers cycling team and lots of other sports clubs, local mountain biking, all the local schools and lots more.

Basically, we try and help with whatever we can, where we can,” says Gary.

Their sponsorship also extends to the First Division Athletic Football team, Richmond Bridge Club and the Waimea College Get 2 Go team, while Fresh Choice Richmond’s community fund is always available to help groups out with a $500 or $1000 donation. To date, Fresh Choice Richmond has donated a total of $107,750 to various worthy causes. Simply visit the website for more information on how to apply. Whether it’s a school trip, community choir or sports group, all applications are considered.

Gary, Lisa and the team are pretty proud to have reached 60 years, “especially in this day and age, a lot of businesses don’t last this long,” says Gary.

They can’t thank local shoppers, the community or their suppliers enough for a long and happy history and promise to continue the Fresh Choice Richmond legacy long into the future.

Come in and see the team today in the Richmond Mall.

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Zoe wins big at Sports Awards The Nelson Sports Awards celebrated its 50th edition on Saturday night and it marked the milestone by presenting more than 20 past winners with a commemorative pin.

But the night belonged to just one past winner. Rower Zoe McBride, 22, won the Nelson Sportsperson of the Year award in 2015 and did so again this year after completing a world championship double in the light-weight single sculls.

The Nelson Rowing Club member says picking up the award was a huge thrill.

“It’s very exciting, I’m very honoured.”

Earlier this year Zoe became only the second woman to win both the premier lightweight and premier open titles at the New Zealand Rowing Championships at Lake Ruataniwha. The only other woman to do it was Philippa Baker-Hogan in 1987-88.

At this year’s World Rowing Championships, Zoe moved from the single scull to the light-weight double sculls with partner Jackie Kiddle,

ends took to the stage to collect their commemorative pins. Sport Tasman chief executive Nigel Muir says it was great to be able to honour those athletes.

“It was an amazing collection of sporting legends and I think when you consider what this community produces it really does make you proud to live here.”

Other winners were Tasman Makos (team of the year), Greg Lautenslager (coach of Zoe McBride won Sportswoman and Sportsperson of the the year), Wayne Leighton Year at the Nelson Sports Awards on Saturday night. Photo: (masters sportsperson of the Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport. year) Lotima Faingaanuku (junior sportsman of the for Shannon, who also won and won silver. year), Shaane Fulton (junior a bronze in the pairs at the She says it’s been a good tranworld champs and his first sportswoman of the year), sition into the double sculls.

“The light-weight double is national singles title in Janu- Under 19 rowers Gabby Hannen and Kayla Baker (junior the Olympic boat class so it’s ary 2016. the boat class I want to be in “I’ve won this [sportsman of team of the year). Six people the year] before but this is were also recognised for their leading into Toyko” Sportsman of the Year was the first time I’ve come here lifetime contribution to their won by Shannon McIlroy af- with the big carrot, which sport, they were Anna Barter he became the best lawn was winning the world tlett (inline speed skating), bowler in the world last De- championship. For us it’s our Manly Bowater (croquet and cember by winning gold in Olympics, it doesn’t get much golf croquet), Jannine Pope the singles competition at the bigger than that and it only (motorsport), Jock SutherWorld Bowls Championships comes around once every land (cricket), Brett Thornalley (rugby) and Brian Wisfour years.” in Christchurch.

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The Outdoor Store may look like the new kid on the block but it’s actually an extension of well-established Brightwater business, The Loggers Shop.

The store was established 18 years ago and initially aimed its services towards loggers in the area, meet-

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The Outdoor Store team is here to help you find the right product for your requirements. They are, from left, Richard Ransfield, Harley Hicks, Kerrie Hahn, Rani Bear and Tom Simpson. ing their needs with the sale of chainsaw chains, protective clothing and other logging equipment.

The premises it operated out of was also much smaller compared to the spacious store it now occupies. Owners Dale and Christine Ewers, along with their team, have all worked hard to grow The Loggers Shop into the business it is today, and as it’s developed, a greater range of products have made their way onto the shelves. The business also encompasses a number of workshop services

including full service and repairs of your outdoor equipment, engineering, chain sharpening and wire rope.

“We’ve been stocking a bit of outdoor gear in The Loggers Shop for quite a while now, and we thought it was time to get more serious about it,” says The Loggers Shop manager Tom Simpson. “Being in the Brightwater and Wakefield area, there’s an awesome community that we serve who are passionate about the outdoors, into fishing, hunting and hiking, and we want to be able to support our local customers with their hobbies.”

So, while The Loggers Shop stocks a range of hardware and safety products, The Outdoor Store will be focused on outdoor adventure and leisure goods.

“The Loggers Shop started out by strictly stocking logging equipment, however, over the years we’ve added in more leisure products for our customers, because most of the people who come in

for items from The Loggers Shop are also keen hunters and fishermen, so it’s just more convenient for them,” says Tom. “The Outdoor Store has seen us increase a lot of our ranges, as well as introduce new product lines. We’ll be stocking more boots and clothing while new lines to the store include fishing gear, bait and ice, all sorts of packs, camping gear, an awesome range of Fenix LED torches, Victorinox knives, Primus gas cookers, Dirty Dog sunglasses and more.”

The Outdoor Store will even be stocking a range of Makita 18/36v Lithium outdoor power equipment, “which is a bit different for us, but we feel it complements our vision of being a comprehensive outdoor store, and of course there’s our Oleo-Mac petrol outdoor power equipment,” says Tom. “Swazi clothing is another big draw card for The Outdoor Store, because it’s a top-quality product and there are very few people who sell it around here.”

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GRAND OPENING 9AM-3PM SAT 2 DECEMBER Ellis St Brightwater (next to HQ Cafe)

Instead of making the trip all the way into Nelson to find quality outdoor gear, The Outdoor Store is a quick and easy option and the team promises to stock the brands that people know and trust.

Whether you’re heading out in the bush, out on the water or enjoying some of the hiking opportunities around the country, the right gear is essential for a successful and safe trip.

The Outdoor Store is proud to be supplying customers with some of the best products available, however, if you want to talk to the real experts behind these names, come along to The Outdoor Store’s grand opening and meet with some of the brand representatives.

“It will be a great way for outdoor enthusiasts to learn more about the gear they use, or learn about gear they are thinking of purchasing,” says Tom. “The open day will be attended by representatives from Swazi, Oregon, Gri Sport, Oleo-Mac, Styx Mill, Crispi, Andrews and more, plus, we’ll have awesome opening day-only deals for people to take advantage of.”

There will be plenty to keep the kids entertained too with Flossie the Balloon Lady on hand creating balloon masterpieces, as well as face painting. Have a go at a game of Gumboot Pong, enjoy a free sausage sizzle and maybe grab one of several spot prizes. There will be heaps more on offer on the day, including The Rock radio station which will be joining in the celebrations and doing a live cross from the store.

No matter what kind of outdoor activity you’re into, there’s one place you can rely on for quality equipment that won’t let you down.

Come along to The Outdoor Store’s grand opening day on Saturday, December 2, from 9am until 3pm, or pop in and see them during normal business hours and talk to the team about their range. You’ll find them at 4/38 Ellis Street, Brightwater, next to HQ Café.

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Micayla was named in the New Zealand track and field team for the games earlier this year after winning the 100m and 200m sprint double at both the

North and South Island Colgate Games. Although Micayla recorded a 13.94sec personal best for the 100m at the North Island Colgate Games in January this year, her coach Dennis Kale says it’s difficult know how she’ll perform in Adelaide.

“She’s prepared well for it but it’s early in the season so it’s hard to tell how she’ll go.”

Dennis, who has been coaching Micayla for two years, says the Athletics Richmond run-

ner always had plenty of natural speed and they have been focusing on improving her technique.

“There are lots of runners out there with natural speed but they also need a good technique to run really fast.”

Micayla completed her preparation by winning the 100m and 200m in her age group at the Tasman Children’s Centre inter-club meeting at Saxton Field on Sunday.

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Nayland fell 15 runs short. At Jubilee Park, Wakatu scored a formidable 286/7 after 56 overs with Waimea Toi Toi United all out for 209 while Wanderers easily chased down ACOB’s 94 at the Botanics.

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To make matters worse, one of his dreams is to see orca in their natural habitat. Yes, the orca arrived in Nelson last Saturday but, where were we? In Blenheim… More cursing and muttering. We cut our visit short and came home early on Sunday and

head out looking for orca. Two tired, grumpy kids, one starting to feel seasick, wind, rough seas on no blimey orca to be seen, we head back home after only an hour. Yep, one cranky fisherman.

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Tasman Fiji Rugby Tour 2018 While putting points on the scoreboard is certainly the aim of the game, South Pacific Sports Tours is also about new sporting experiences, which is why the Tasman Mixed U13U14 rugby team will be heading to Fiji next year.

“I organise sports trips to anywhere in the South Pacific, kids put their names forward and we form a team,” says South Pacific Sports Tours’ owner, Ian Biggs.

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equipment, educational equipment or hygiene items,” says Ian. “They host us, spend time with us and provide entertainment for us, so this is just our way of thanking them for their hospitality.”

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home. “On previous trips the team has gone out to the village schools, that don’t have as many resources as others, and have interacted with students in the class room, as well as with the whole school out on the grounds, they all get on really well,” says Ian. Fundraising is ongoing for the Tasman Mixed U13-U14 team, with their travel package including all trip expenses such as transport, activities, food and accommodation. “The team is always on the lookout for sponsors, so if anyone is interested

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COMMUNITY SING A LONG Wed. 6 Dec. 1.30 pm Wesley Centre. 4 Wensley Rd Richmond (opp TDC) . Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Enquiries 544 8562.

RIChMONd TeNNIS CLUb, Gladstone Rd.. Handicap Mixed Doubles Sat. 2 Dec. 2pm. Xmas Dinner at 5.30pm. All Club Members welcome. Contact Trish 0274872480.

MUSIC ON FRIdAYS at St Davids Florence St Richmond at 10a.m. Dec 1st.

The wonderful Kings College choir (recorded in the chapel of Kings College) “Carols from Kings.” Our final programme for the year & there will be a special morning tea. 5445852.

SpeCIAL pRe-ChRISTMAS MARkeT at Stoke Methodist Church 2nd Dec. 9am to noon, grounds, in hall if wet.

Sites $8 Ph: 927 6130.

SOUL LINk : 15 min sessions using a hand technique to neutralise your worst memory; Patricia Greenhough NLP Master Trainer; Tues 28 Nov; 3.154.30pm at Nelson Women’s Centre; by donation, ph: 546 7986 STOke SeNIORS Stoke Hall, 548 Main Rd. PH: 5472660 December events: Tues 5 dec. Maria Archer accompanied by pianist Jenny Snadden with a Xmas Concert at 1.30 pm. Weds 6 The Stoke Seniors Choir sing Christmas Songs @ 1.30 pm.Tues.12 Housie. 1.30 pm. $5 a card. June calling. Weds 13 Christmas Lunch in the Memorial Hall starting at 11 am. Please book. Cost: $25. Entertainment by Phil Marshall. Tues 19 Xmas Gift Auction at 1.30 pm. Please bring a wrapped gift & have some fun bidding in this fund-raising event! Most weekly concerts/ events start at 1.30 pm with admission of $5 (unless oth-

erwise stated). Includes afternoon tea.

NeLSON SOCIAL dANCING CLUb, at Club Waimea 9 Dec.. Live music. 7.30 – 11.15pm. Members $10, Non Members $15. Contact Francis 021 727 572 eX-WAIMeA COLLeGe STAFF. Christmas Afternoon Tea - Thurs. 7 Dec. 3pm – 5pm in Waimea College Staffroom.

(Tour of school 2.10pm – optional).

Please ring Tracy or Karina to RSVP by 5 Dec. on 544 6099 or email receptionevents@waimea.school.nz SONGbIRdS SINGeRS CONCeRT Fri. 8 Dec.10am at Stoke Retirement Village lounge, Songer St.[round back to the left]More sopranos & altos needed for next year. Rehearsals Fri morn at above venue. Contact Robyn 0211 478605 or Carolyn 544 1108 or 0220 826321.

RIChMONd LIbRARY. 1. Christmas Craft. Bring any tools & materials you need, & work on gifts & Christmas crafts with other crafters. 12.00pm & 4.00pm, Wed. 6 Dec.. Free. 2. ALSO Take part in Tasman district Libraries’ Library User Survey. If you ever use Motueka, Murchison, Richmond or Takaka Library we want to hear from you! www.tasmanlibraries.govt.nz. 3. 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.

NeLSON SChOOL OF MUSIC Presents their End of Year Orchestral Pathways Programme Concert. Sat. 2 Dec. at 3pm at Nelson College for Boys. Adults $10, Children $2. Door sales only. Join us for an exciting programme of music performed by our Youth Orchestras, String Ensemble & Greenhill Orchestra.

SpIRITUAL WISdOM on Conquering

Saint Paul’s Catholic School Board of Trustees Fear: Discover answers to being afraid of losing love, of death, of change, irrational fears, & much more. Discussion class presented by Eckankar. Donation $5. Tues. 5 Dec. 7:00-8.30pm. The Magnolia Room, 44c Bronte St, Ph Lyndy 0211567914 VOLUNTARY eUThANASIA Advocacy Meeting. Options Group. Everyone Welcome. Group Discussion: University of Otago Research Paper on Voluntary Euthanasia. Your Life, Your Choice. Fairfield Hse, Dec 5, 2pm. Info: 543 2602 STeAM dAY, pIGeON VALLeY STeAM Museum at Higgins Heritage Park, Wakefield, Sunday 3 Dec.. Tractors, Machinery, Harry Holmwood Shed, Ray Win cars, Rural Life museum, Transport Museum, Traction engine & jigger rides.

Plenty of space & shade Bring a picnic!

Allan 027 319 7427 WAIMeA MUSIC CLUb last meeting for 2017 on 3rd Dec in the Whakatu hall Florence St Richmond. Bring a plate of Finger food for lunch at 12 15 then our usual Club day Contact Pres Jim Carrick ph 5449446 Sec Pat Rainbow ph 5445766 CANCeR SOCIeTY SUppORT: Survivors & Thrivers. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along & meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Ph: 539 1137 for details. Mindfulness & Relaxation Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 1137. breast Cancer Support Group, at 102 Hardy St., if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz. Relay for Life 2018 Register your team now & start your fund raising for this amazing event to

Casual Vacancy for an elected trustee

raise funds for Nelson/Tasman cancer patients info@cancernelson.org.nz or 539 1137 hOpe RANZAU WOMeNS INSTITUTe Reminder our Christmas Lunch Meeting is on Weds. 6th Dec., 12 noon at the Brightwater Motor Inn. Contact if you need a lift or other info. Brenda 54445872.

NeLSON TRAMpING CLUb invites you: Dec. 2-3, Balloon Hut, fit; Dec.2-3, Anchorage Hut, easy. Details www.http:// nelsontrampingclub.org.nz NeLSON RAILWAY at Founders Park.

On Sat. & Sunday 2nd & 3rd Dec, the Railcar will run both days between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting.

Adults $5 Children $3 TALk bY CRIMe WRITeR Ray Berard, Sat. Dec. 2, 1 pm, Mapua Sprig & Fern.

Berard’s novel ‘Inside the Black Horse’ won the 2016 Ngaio Marsh Debut Novel award. All welcome. Contact NZ Authors, 03-5469818.

JUST US dRAMA invites you to our end of year concert. Presbyterian Church Hall, Upper Songer St. Stoke on Wed. 29th November 2pm for approx. one hour. Gold coin donation. Enquiries Marion 5470509 or Jane 9706877.

FRIeNdS OF The MAITAI pLANT CARe Friday 1st Dec. 4pm to 6.00pm. Opposite Maitai Valley Motor Camp. Across forestry bridge.

LINe dANCING Suburban Club Tuesday 9 30 am beginners Thursday 10 am all levels.All ages/gender great cardio gentle routines to great music all varieties Waltz rocknroll free morning tea. bring your cup. social & fun We are a caring community. meet & make new friends. can just arrive. or Ph: Diane 03 5479280

A casual vacancy has occurred on the board of trustees for an elected parent representative.

The board has resolved under section 105 of the Education Act 1989 to fill the vacancy by selection.

If ten percent or more of eligible voters on the school roll ask the board, within 28 days of this notice being published, to hold a by-election to fill the vacancy, then a by-election will be held.

Any eligible voter who wishes to ask the board to hold a by-election should write to: Chairperson Board of Trustees Saint Paul’s Catholic School 63 Salisbury Road PO Box 3402 Richmond Applications close on 29 December 2017

PuBLIC NOTICE

Waimea College 2017 Junior Prizegiving Waimea College invites parents and members of our school community to attend our Junior Prizegiving Ceremony to be held in the College Assembly Hall: Junior Prizegiving Friday 8 December at 11.00am (please be seated by 10.50am) Scott Haines Principal

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WEDNESDAY 29 November 2017

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Advertising Writer /Junior Reporter Our two community newspapers are growing and in the need for an enthusiastic new staff member.

Waimea Old Boys Rugby Club Inc 122nd Annual General Meeting to be held Monday 4 December, 2017 - 7.30pm at the Jubilee Park Clubrooms Agenda Minutes of 2016 AGM Financial Report President’s Report Election of Officers General Business

We’re after someone:

All welcome Zane Beloe, President

• Who can write and take a photo • Loves working with people, including local business owners • Has a passion for what they do • Can work weekends

AuCtioN

QUALITY 300 + LOTS

GENERAL & COLLECTABLE AUCTION to be held on SATURDAY 2nd DECEMBER at 11am *FEATURING 175 lots from the collection of the LateJohn Sharland.

VIEWING: Wed 9am-4pm Thurs & Friday 9am-5pm, Sat from 8.30am CATALOGUE: Free from Wed & on website PHOTOS: See our website PARKING: Plenty of free parking on Auction Day Absentee & Phone Bids welcome PAYMENTS: Cash, cheques, Eftpos, Internet

13 NEW ST, NELSON | P. 546 8890 Opposite back entrance to Warehouse Stationery

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for SAlE Queen bead, immaculate cond. 4K new. Best cash offers considered by sundown of 30 Nov. Grace 022 466 9823. No txts.

We’re willing to train the right person.

Simply email andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz with your CV and a covering letter telling us why you’d love this job.

Nelson Weekly

Attention:

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tHe best eveR bike tRAileR now AvAilAble foR HiRe!

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Croisilles Oysters Factory sales at Kotua Place, Stoke Fresh 1 Dozen pots @ $15 each Also available Half Shell Oysters, Crumbed Oysters and Mussels and Oyster/Mussel Berley Sorry no eftpos.

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Locally built to a high standard.

Fits up to 18 bikes.

Safe, reliable and easy to tow.

Single and multi-day hire available.

0800 696 686 firewood

ChurCh NotiCes

One church, Many expressiOns

firewood

NELSON BIBLE BELIEVERS Welcomes B ible believing Christians and those seeking truth ...

No law but love No book but the Bible No creed but Christ No denominational ideas No opinions of others Sunday 10am & 5pm - Thursday 7.30pm

93 Beatty Street, Tahuna, Nelson (Airport End) nnbb@actrix.co.nz

“...at evening time it shall be light” Zechariah 14:7 - Malachi 4:5&6

Church on the Hill Following Jesus, Building Community

Sunday 9.00am Traditional

Sunday 10.45am Contemporary

Wednesday 10.00am Reflective

All Welcome

Sundays Sundays 10am

Favourite Hymns

WednesdayHymns 20 Feb Favourite 10am Morning Tea Wednesday 20 Feb Favourite Hymns 10am 10am - Morning Tea Cnr Croucher & Darcy Third Wednesday every month

10am

Cnr Croucher & Darcy

Holy Trinity Anglican Church www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz church.onhill@xtra.co.nz

27 Dorset St Richmond 03 544 8844

Slabwood & firewood for next season available now A Miller & Son 547 6850.

271 Songer St. Stoke

Sunday Service at 9.45am Whakatu Kids and Youth Group For weekly Wednesday Services phone office

Enquiries - Ph 547 7773 www.whakatupres.co.nz

10.00am Worship Celebration Warring Carpark (Behind No.1 Shoes) 243 Queen St

Sunday at 10am All welcome!

Richmond/Stoke Methodist Parish Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm We are located at:

9.30am 4 Wensley Rd, Richmond 10.15am 94 Neale Ave, Stoke Enquiries Ph 544-8394

church notice

Salisbury Rd, Richmond

www.richmondchurch.org.nz

Sunday Services

Clean split shed dry firewood. D.Fir B.Gum Pine mixed 3Meters $220 6Meters $400 Delivered.

Only @ Quality Firewood PH 0274490622.

When: 10am Sundays Where: Headingly Centre What to bring: you!

What to expect: friendly people, decent coffee, a good look at the Bible.

Why: We’re called to love, care and share. We’re not perfect, but we’ve found

grace.

03 544 7071

(no access off Waimea or Ridgeway) Contact: (03) 547 - 6056

www.rcnzonline.com/nelson

www.gracechurch.co.nz

388 Paton Rd, Hope

StorAgE Boat, Motorhome & Caravan Storage available Hope area Ph 0274 396 814

WANtED to buY BUYING NOW FIREARMS/ AMMUNITION Garage items, tools & estates. Also buying vintage & antique items Ph Tim Gladstone 5485235 / 0800 653935

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Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

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Lifestyle Blocks Gardening Painting Treefelling Hi-Reach Pruning Fencing/Decking

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PoDIATRy

PoDIATRy

• Diabetic foot care • Dry heels • Corn & callus removal • Ingrown toenail treatment • Foot massage • Foot care products Call Patricia 548 4036 or 021 043 9724

Carole Horrell B H Sc (Podiatry)

Clinics in Stoke, Wakefield, Motueka & Takaka.

Home visits also available Ph 021 0247 4037 or 03 927 5120 carole@mobilefeet.co.nz www.mobilefeet.co.nz

Home visits by appointment.

Clinic on Wednesdays at Richmond Town Hall 9 Cambridge St.

RoofING

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0800 111 778

• Leaks • Repairs • Maintenance • ReRoofs • New Roofs

Owen Tasker sToRAGE

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Contact: Lee Burgess

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Ph 544 4306

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- 24/7 access - Fully fenced - 24 hour surveillance - Staff on Site Mon – Fri

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541 0287 or 027 454 3813

Registered Massage Therapist (MNZ) HOpE STORAGE

52 Ranzau Rd, Hope Hours: 9am - 4pm Mon-Fri | Other times(Massage by appointment Dip HSc. & Sports Therapy)

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74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond & 481 High St, Motueka

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