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Fisher claims national title

Jonty Dine The Mako were crowned kings of provincial rugby on Saturday, 13 years after the franchise was born. In what could be considered one of New Zealand rugby’s greatest rags to riches story, the Mako have risen to the pinnacle of our provincial game after fears it may fold just a few years ago. Trafalgar Park was transformed into a sea of red and blue on Saturday, the biggest crowd it had seen since the inaugural All Blacks test in 2018. Tasman Rugby Union CEO Tony Lewis says the win is the culmination of years of hard work behind the scenes. “It’s an amazing result, they really were a credit to themselves and the region tonight.” He says the city threw its support behind the side with thousands pouring into Trafalgar Park to witness history. “This is the best provincial competition in the world and this is the biggest weekend the Tasman Union has had,” Tony says. However, the win may well have been the last hurrah for All Blacks’ veteran Wyatt Crockett. “It’s unreal for a province like this. It’s been bubbling away for a few years now and to get to the top of New Zealand provincial rugby is something very, very special.” Skipper David Havili was elated following the final whistle. “It’s a lot of emotion, to finally get one, the feeling I have right now for the region and the boys is something I can’t explain.” Photo: Shuttersport.

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There is a 28% chance that an Alpine Fault magnitude 8 earthquake will strike the South Island during the next 50 years. That was one of the subjects mentioned during a Public Science Talk that took place in Nelson on Wednesday. Waimea Weekly want to know: Have you ever been in an earthquake?

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Traffic congestion on Champion Road at the round-a-bouts on Salisbury Road and Hill Street is becoming a problem for people who live in the area, especially during rush hours. Over the past few years, the volume of traffic has increased, and it can now take up to 20 minutes for a driver to exit from Champion Road into Salisbury Road. This is a big concern for local resident Christa Brown. “A lot of the traffic on Hill Street is using this as a by-pass and there is Garin College, the entrance to the Velodrome, the new Summerset Retirement Village on Hill Street North and the numerous subdivision projects which will add further to the volume of traffic,” says Christa.

Christa Brown lives up Champion Rd and she is concerned about the traffic at the round-abouts’ on Salisbury Rd and Hill St. Photo: Bruno Saia. “Worse still, there is to be a Countdown on the corner of Salisbury Road – it beggars belief that the council has approved

such a commercial development in a residential area, especially taking into consideration the number of schools,” she says.

The new Countdown store is expected to be built in the corner between Champion Road and Salisbury Road by early 2021

and the Tasman District Council (TDC) says it is working to improve the transit in that spot. A Countdown spokesperson says that the company is working closely with the council around timing to deliver the store for the local community as soon as it can. “We’ve had some great feedback from the community about the new store already and will be able to update people over the next year as this comes to life.” TDC transport manager Jamie MacPherson says the approval for the new supermarket to operate at the Champion/Salisbury site was conditional on the intersection being upgraded prior to the supermarket opening. “Upgrading of the intersection, involving the addition of turning lanes on Champion and Salisbury approaches, and improved facilities for cyclists and pedestrians, is planned to begin in 2020.”

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Police treating disappearance of Jessica Boyce as homicide Staff Reporter Police are now treating the disappearance of 27-year-old Jessica Boyce as a homicide. The change in the line of investigation happened after they executed two search warrants, one at a property in Canvastown and another in Wharanui, in relation to the missing person investigation. There have also been more than 40 staff deployed on the operation, from the wider Tasman district and also brought in from Canterbury district. Jessica has been missing for seven months, with the last confirmed sighting of her in Renwick, Marlborough on Tuesday March 19, when she was driving a red Holden Rodeo ute. The ute was found at the Lake Chalice car park in the Richmond Ranges three days later on Friday 22 March.

Jessica Boyce, 27, has been missing since March. Photo: Supplied. Police area investigation manager Detective Senior Sergeant Ciaran Sloan says they now believe the ute was deliberately left in the car park in an effort to mislead the investigation. It was seized for forensic examination. Police investigators have iden-

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tified a number of other locations of interest in the Marlborough area, as a result of enquiries. “Additional resources from the Tasman and Canterbury Police Districts have been deployed to Marlborough to assist with the investigation, which remains a priority for Police,” says Ciaran, Police are not in a position to go into further detail on the investigation at this point, except to say it is ongoing. They are committed to supporting Jessica’s family throughout this investigation, and we extend our sincere condolences to them following this serious development. Police again ask that anyone with information about Jessica’s disappearance - no matter how insignificant they may think it might be - contact Marlborough Police on 03 578 5279, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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Insane sales increase for gold medal sausage Bruno Saia In the last edition of the Waimea Weekly, you read that the ‘Brisket, Aged Cheddar and Jalapeno’ sausage made by Raeward’s Fresh Richmond won gold in the Gourmet Beef category of this year’s Devro Great New Zealand Sausage Competition. The sausage had an insane sales increase after the publicity of the gold medal win. “The sales have been huge of the gold medal sausages. They

were popular prior to winning the award, but that’s gone just crazy now,” says owner/operator Gareth Caldwell. “We are sending orders as far as Oakland and down to Christchurch. People are just willing to try them. And the local community getting out and supporting it and purchasing it, which is cool. Excellent feedback. Everyone that tries it really enjoys it and lots of people mention that they have seen us in the article,” he says.

The community champion Sarah Lim and Coordinator Haidee Channings. Photo: Bruno Saia.

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Do you know anyone who has been affected by family violence? Have you experienced it yourself? Do you know what to do in a situation like that if you come across it? The first step is to be able to talk about it. And that’s what Nelson’s Community Champions are here for. Working with Safe Families Nelson Richmond, the champions are a group of people in our community trained to have the skills and information to suc-

cessfully manage conversations around family violence or managing anger. “We hope that this will contribute to reducing family violence in our community and also promoting ‘it is ok to ask for help,” says coordinator Haidee Channings. “If someone comes and speaks to you, that is a very brave step to be talking to someone.” Social worker and a community champion Sarah Lim started with the group in July and she is available to talk to anyone who contacts her. “You have to be

non-judgemental, patient and open,” she says. “Allowing them to tell you their story and what they’ve been through. Listening to what they have to say and gauging from your experience know how to help them.” Posters showing photos of all community champions will be put up in Richmond and Nelson in November so that the community can identify them. You can get more information from Haidee at Te Korowai Trust, 398 Main Road Stoke or by the phone: 03 547 5958 Ext 716.

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Tasman Bay Cruising Club and the Tasman Bay Guardians teaming up to make our shores better and cleaner places. Photo: Supplied.

Taking care of our Tasman Bay Staff Reporter Tasman Bay is an incredible ecosystem that we are all connected to. Sustainer of life and playground to many. That’s what the event ‘Our Backyard - Our Playground’, held by Tasman Bay

Cruising Club and the Tasman Bay Guardians, is about. Stew Robertson of conservation group Tasman Bay Guardians will present on the ecology of the bay, the pressure it’s under and the collaborative work the Guardians are doing to help restore

the Mauri (life force) of the bay. Expect a compelling presentation of life beneath the waves, as he opens your eyes to the state of the bay. Tasman Bay Guardians are a charitable Trust, delivering education programmes, biodiversity outcomes and community

collaboration in the Top of The South. In the first year the Trust has delivered programs to 790 students through 16 schools with demand increasing daily. They also put 144 community members through a snorkelling experience day at Cable Bay earlier

this year. Stew is also the founder of Abel Tasman EcoTours and spends his days sharing the natural world with locals and international visitors alike. The event will be on 31st Oct at 5:30pm. The Tasman Bay Cruising Club is at 11 Cross Street, Port Nelson.

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Blackenbrook awarded trophy for its Pinot Blanc Staff Reporter

The Schwarzenbach family. Daniel the winemaker, Ursula his wife, Thomas and Isabelle the kids. Photo: Supplied.

The ‘gold of golds’ Champion Trophy Medal was awarded to Nelson Tasman winery Blackenbrook Vineyard for their first-ever vintage of Pinot Blanc at this year’s New Zealand Aromatic Wine Competition in the ‘Other Aromatic’ category. Held at the New Zealand Agricultural Show in Canterbury, the New Zealand Aromatic Wine Competition, in its 16th year, focuses on aromatic wines, such as Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer, Viognier, and other varieties, including Muscat, Verdelho, Arneis, Rose and Sauvignon Gris, made in an aromatic

style from any internationally recognised region. Blackenbrook’s 2019 Pinot Blanc was launched only last month, quickly receiving 4.5 stars from Michael Cooper MA ONZM, author of the annual New Zealand Wines: Michael Cooper’s Buyer’s Guide. Blackenbrook owners Daniel and Ursula Schwarzenbach are thrilled at the reception their newest wine has received. “Balance and clean varietal characters in our wines are really important to us,” Daniel says. “It’s always rewarding to receive recognition for the hard work our vineyard team and family have put into creating our signature wines, like the Pinot Blanc. With only

11 hectares of Pinot Blanc grapes planted throughout New Zealand, mostly used for blending, we knew it would be a challenge to introduce an unfamiliar wine to Kiwis. “And yet, they have embraced it. Sales have been brisk, the feedback from customers very positive, and now this wonderful Trophy Medal – all in a few weeks, what an amazing ride! After many years of planning, tending the young vines and anticipating the new style it is gratifying to see people’s eyes light up when they take their first sip.” Read more about how Blackenbrook created its latest wine, the 2019 Pinot Blanc, on its website: www.blackenbrook.co.nz.

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A culture of care at Riding for the Disabled Susan Johnson Right up the top of Champion Road in Richmond is the Richmond branch of Riding for the Disabled (RDA). Three staff and 40 volunteers care for 13 horses and help 80 riders achieve the maximum benefit out of their rides. Spending time with the horses increases the inde-

pendence and self-confidence of the riders as well as the physical benefits of increased muscle tone, improved balance and reduced stress levels. Ella, whose favourite horse is Kermit, has been going to the centre for two years. “I’m hoping to ride him on my own more without the lead rein and do harder things like go over the poles” she says. Ella’s mum Steph-

anie Curnow believes the riding has reduced Ella’s anxiety levels. “I have seen her confidence levels increase and the skills she has learnt here at the RDA have translated into her everyday life,” she says. Jake, another young rider at the RDA likes Spice because, “he’s fun to ride, cheeky, warm and soft,” he says.

Head coach Tina Angus says, “we’ve worked hard to create and maintain a culture of caring from every person that comes on site to help us.” RDA was introduced to New Zealand in 1962 by the president of the NZ Pony Club Association Tony Atchison, from knowledge he gained in England. The centre is having a fund raiser

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Just a thought... Ian Smith Reverend, Holy Trinity Anglican I’ve been thinking… We, Richmond/Appleby Anglicans, have been running a Spring School to help us develop a better skill at listening. We have looked at ‘Listening to others’, which addressed why we need to listen and what blocks our capacity to hear what others are saying. Last weeks session really got me thinking though. We, under the expert tutelage of Fr Fergus Cappie, who worked for many years under the Bishop of London with the Inter-Faith Dialogue Commission, which was set up to better understand the diverse faith traditions erupting in London as a result of Britain being part of the European Community. We too have many faith traditions in our communities, Buddhist, Hindu, Sikh and Muslim being some of the major ones, and this is what got me thinking… We are, each in our own way, trying to create secure, love filled places for people in our groups to

open themselves to each other and to the love of God, which then fills us with the capacity to reach out (in this Love), to our neighbourhoods with acts of generous kindness. So, I’m thinking, what is stopping this happening? Fr Cappie raised the Christian colonial issue the first missionaries to New Zealand brought with them; “There is no salvation outside the Church”, and this still is the sticking point. As long as we listen to the idea that there is only salvation in belonging to a group, then that greater love of God that is everywhere and cannot EVER be contained by any one, is sidelined. The ‘Group’ becomes all important and the love of God which wants to bind us all together becomes a secondary issue or one we might allocate to ‘heaven’! On Monday the 4th November we will be looking at ‘Listening to the World’ and on the 11th ‘Listening to God’. Anybody is most welcome to attend these talks being held in our new Parish Community Centre at Holy Trinity Church. Arohanui

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off Lower Queen St, Richmond nelsonshowhomevillage.co.nz Everyone is invited to come along to Nelson’s Showhome Village Open Day which is taking place on Sunday, November 3rd from 11am to 4pm, on the outskirts of Richmond. Head down to the end of Berryfield Drive off Lower Queen Street in Richmond West and you’ll see five-brand new display homes. There will be a free sausage sizzle run by Waimea Old Boys Rugby Club, a coffee cart and a bouncy castle for the kids. So, it will be a fun outing for all the family – while one parent looks after the kids, the other can wander through the display homes! If you are in the market to build a new home, Nelson’s brand new Showhome Village is a must see. Nelson’s top builders, Jennian Homes, G.J Gardner Homes and Milestone Homes have combined to create the exciting display homes, all located in one place, for the convenience of the customer to explore the many options on offer. You can discover the latest

Mark English, James Harris, Steve Vercoe, Christine Cook and Ryan Beattie are looking forward to seeing you at the Nelson Showhome Village Open Day this weekend. building trends, designs, innovations and features. Explore the latest in kitchen design, bathroom, living space, bedroom, interior features, exterior finishes, roofing, windows, heating and cooling options, landscape ideas and more! You can also discuss your land requirements.

Green spaces, shared pathways, magnificent views Nelson’s Showhome Village Open Day will also give people an introduction to the fabulous new Meadow’s Development, which is unlike any other in the region in both scale and design. Situated just a couple of minutes from

Richmond, it is only 10 minutes from Nelson Airport and 15 minutes from the Nelson CBD. It is a unique opportunity to live in a brand- new suburb with lots of open green spaces, shared pathways and waterways, bordered by native plantings, all within walking distance to local amenities. The Meadows boasts

views of the surrounding snowcapped mountains and the Richmond Ranges. Richmond West Development Company Ltd is the owner and developer of this exciting new development, made up of four Nelson businessmen: Andrew Spittal, Gary Donaldson, Graeme Vercoe and Simon Collet, who set out to create something special that the Nelson-Tasman region has not seen before. It was a goal of the directors to not only offer competitive housing options but also create a subdivision community where families could enjoy the beautiful environment and amenities. The Meadows will offer a diverse range of section sizes to suit all lifestyles. Stage One sections selling fast The first stage of the development has been released with 39 sections for sale, some of which have already sold, and others are currently under contract. Most of these sections will front the beautiful tree-lined Berryfield Drive

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Landscape Architects have created some incredible threedimensional images and videos to give people a sense of what the environment will be like. These are accessible online via www.themeadows.nz. People who choose to live in the exciting new Meadows Development will be moving into a modern, spacious environment that has extensive landscaping, with wide pathways and cycleways throughout the development, and a range of section sizes and prices to suit different style homes. The Nelson Showhome Village Open Day will be an opportunity for people to see the display homes and they will be able to choose from the differ-

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Jennian Homes – Nelson Bays Locally owned and managed since 2001, Jennian Homes Nelson Bays remains the most awarded building company in the Nelson-Tasman region. The Nelson Bays business has been attributed numerous industry and community awards during this time including Master Builder House of the Year awards. Business operations include building design, concept, drawing, estimating, fixed price contracts, construction of residential homes and multi-unit residential dwellings – apartments and townhouse complexes. Jennian Homes Nelson Bays specialise in design and custom-built homes to match customer’s requirements, budgets, lifestyles and personalities. “Our customers aspire to own and live in a Jennian Home because of the consistent quality of home we complete, the honesty and integrity of

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cycle ways and walkways and the Central Park community hub. All round it will be a beautiful place to live and is going to really raise the bar, with other developers no doubt looking at this kind of development in the future to cater for those needs. It’s going to be a popular place to live.

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Richmond’s Dan Fisher has completed a stellar first season by winning the New Zealand Off-road class one title at the national championships at Napier. Fisher in his Razorback twinseater powered by a 6000cc Chev V8, added the NZ1 to his North Island title from earlier in the year. Fisher says he had the goal to be a national champion when he purchased the car in Australia. “I think when I told the guy that’s what I wanted to achieve there were a few sniggers behind my back but I’m a competitive person and I like to set big goals,” he says. Fisher did not have it all his own way over the weekend,

basically drove it like I stole it, I never looked back once and we managed to pull it off.” Fisher says his body was bruised and sore from a physically demanding weekend behind the wheel but the result had motivated him to be more competitive next year. “To be honest, I was planning to have a quiet year next year but having the NZ1 on my car has probably changed that.” Racing will start again in February with the nationals being held in Kurow in 2020. “This is a growing sport and the Class 1 fields are getting more and more competitive so I’ll have to be on my game again.”

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Tasman Mako crowned champions Staff Reporter The Tasman Mako have made history winning the Mitre 10 Cup premiership for the first time in its 13-year existence. The Mako held off a ferocious challenge from the Wellington Lions 31-14 to claim its maiden title in an enthralling final in front of a packed house at Trafalgar Park. Tasman drew first blood inside the first two minutes following an offensive penalty and Hunt went back to back after five as the hosts dominated early territory and possession. Wellington goal-kicker Jackson Garden-Bachop pulled his first two attempts before finally putting the visitors on the board with his third opportunity. After Tasman regathered the kickoff, Will Jordan struck, running a superb line off a Hunt switch, slicing through the Lions defence and streaking in under the bar to push the hosts to a 13-3 lead. Hunt stretched the advantage to 13 with a long range shot at goal before his opposite pulled it back, however Tasman surged further ahead as the Lions made a crucial mistake from the kick-off, skipper David Havili finishing off a Hunt line break to the delight of the packed Trafalgar Park crowd. Wellington’s first try then came through powerhouse prop Alex Fidow as he monstered his way through the Mako defence from a breakdown close to the line. Tasman dodged a missile right on the brink of halftime as a wayward pass from the base gave the Lions

a golden opportunity to score but the visitors were unable to cash in and the Mako managed to survive until halftime with a 23-14 advantage. Hunt reasserted the momentum for the Mako with his fourth penalty goal as the intensity kicked up a notch. The pressure got to Lions skipper Du’Plussis Kirifi who committed a cardinal sin by taking out Finlay Christie and was lucky to escape a yellow card, but Hunt was unable to take advantage as he produced his worst kick of the season, sailing well wide. The Lions then butchered another chance to reduce the gap but a fortuitous knock on saw Tasman again escape thanks to a desperate Will Jordan cover tackle. Tasman then survived 17 phases as the visitors threw everything at the Mako, the hosts showing incredible fortitude on defence. Veteran Wyatt Crockett made an emphatic impact from the bench, forcing two crucial turnovers for his side to keep the Mako in control as the clock wound down. Tasman maintained control in the final ten as Havili sent a penalty which would have sealed the win wide of the posts. However, the result was never in doubt as Tasman showed plenty of composure in the final minutes and closed out its perfect, unbeaten season with a Premiership title. Jordan capped off a sensational result for the region with his second on the back of a superb break by Alex Nankivell as the crowd began to celebrate.

Tasman’s ascendance to the top rung of the New Zealand provincial ladder should come as no surprise to those who have followed the team’s fortunes in recent years. Their star has been steadily rising, with the prospect of a breakC

through NPC premiership title seemingly only a matter of time. Scorers: Tasman 31 (Jordan 2, Havili tries Hunt 4 pens, 2 cons). Wellington 14 (Fidow tries, Garden-Bachop 3 pens).

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Car Company Limited car dealerships. Service Manager Phil has a team of dedicated and experienced technicians that work alongside him to deliver the best possible service for all their customers. They also have

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Plenty of onsite parking with easy access at the brand new Car Company Automotives mechanical workshop. The all-new Car Company Automotive building has a The Nelson Car Company Automotive offers highly workshop which is twice the size of their previous one, competitive prices for parts and services. with 8 bays for servicing all types of vehicles. and models of vehicles, also to complement the servicing of vehicles. They are local agents for Lock On Towbars which is a big part of the business. They also provide Castrol Oil and Century Batteries. In conjunction with The Car Company Limited car dealerships, being Ssangyong and LDV Agents, The Car Company Automotive are the parts and service agent for these brands. Phil prides his business on having competitive prices for servicing and any other mechanical work that is needed. So why not call in and see his brand new workshop and book a job with him. “We are not a big company with big charge out

rates,” says Phil. “Sixty percent of our work is non Car Company Cars and we work on all makes and models.” If you would like to book your vehicle in for servicing, please phone 03 5466683 or e-mail workshop@ carcompanynelson.co.nz. “Our company prides itself on providing the best customer service possible,” says Phil. “The business is built on repeat customers who we really value. We also welcome new customers on board and remind people we don’t just service The Car

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Company Vehicles – we service all non Car Company vehicles as well and all makes and models. Our current Car Company clients will vouch for our great service and people skills. “We have plenty of onsite parking with easy access. Call in and see 60 percent of the work done at the Nelson Car Company us at the brand new Car Company Automotive is NON Car Company Cars and they will Automotives mechanical workshop at work on all makes and models. 127 St Vincent Street, Nelson.” For more information, phone 035466683 or visit www. carcompanynelson.co.nz

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NZ Heritage Sport at Nelson A&P Show

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Wood Chopping is a sport that requires eye hand coordination, strength, fitness, dedication and a lot of technique and all of this will be on display at the Golden Edge Nelson A&P Show 2019. “We just chop it in half,” says Dave McEwen, President of the Nelson Axemen’s club making light of what is a highly skilled sport, with comradery stronger than any other sport he has been involved in; when explain-

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Community Notices Pony Party Saturday 2 November at the RDA 169 Champion Rd Richmond. Come and have fun from 10am to 2pm with pony rides , lots of games and activities and raffles. Of course there’s BBQ, coffee and cakes. Enjoy the horse demonstrations in our arena to entertain and educate. Giant GaraGe Sale: 8am Sat 2nd Nov Waimea College Bus Bay. Salisbury Rd Richmd. Books, Brica-brac, House hold items, tools, furniture, Clothing, shoes, etc. Coffee & cake. Fundraiser Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus. november iS DiabeteS action month: An Evening with Emily Wilson, Adventure Race Champion November is Diabetes Action Month. Be inspired by Emily’s wild adventures and hear how she thrives with type 1 diabetes. Join Diabetes Nelson Youth Branch, Fri 1 Nov 6:30pm, Hampden Street School Hall. Koha entry. Register: dnznelsonyouth@gmail.com menZSheD Waimea - catering for the interests, health and wellbeing of men since 2010. Shed open Monday - Friday at the Richmond A&P Showgrounds. Inquiries: mens.shed.waimea@gmail. com or 027 2820185. arthritiS Society coFFee morninG We meet at Flock in Church St 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 27 November 2019. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 harmonie harP orcheStra performs; let yourself be carried away by the sound of many harps

playing in ensemble. Sat 2 Nov, ,3 pm, Nelson NCMA auditorium. Entry by donation, bring a plate for supper and meet the 15 harpists after the concert over a cuppa! Annemieke 0212139446 nelSon electronic orGan anD KeyboarD club next meeting is on Tuesday evening 5 November 2019 at the Stoke School Hall. Players and listeners welcome. $2 charge for visitors. Phone Yvonne 545 0954 for further details. loGGinG & ForeStry Day at Higgins Heritage Park, Pigeon Valley, Wakefield, Sunday 3 Nov 10AM - 3PM - Demonstrations by Atom Tree Specialists, Loggers Shop, Stihl, wood chopping, chainsaw carving, highwire logging / rail operations etc plus Steam engine & other rides operating. Diane 027 6316786. nelSon neWbieS & FrienDS, Weekly coffee morning on Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at Deville Cafe, 22 New St. New people always welcome to join us for a coffee and chat. Phone Clive 547 2725. Save the chilDren neW ZealanD. Hear Diana Meads’ Presentation of visit to successful school project in brothel town Daulatdia, Bangladesh. Stoke Methodist Church Neale Avenue 14 Nov. 1.30pm. Afternoon tea to follow. Everyone welcome. Christmas cards on sale. Ph. Isabelle 547 3253. lunch on the hill: you are welcome to lunch at Holy Trinity Church, 27 Dorset Street, Richmond on Tuesday 5th November,

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Vandini Brothers Band Warren, Nev & Murray, previously known as CRUISE CONTOL. SAT. 2ND NOV. 7.30pm onwards at 1 KINZETT TCE, NELSON. All types of music & dancing, Rock n’ Roll, Social Dance, Line Dancing etc. Come along & have a great night out. Friends & family all welcome. FrienDS Social club invites single women and men 50 plus to join a club for weekly activities, walking, movies, theatre, potluck meals, restaurants etc. ph Clive 035472725/ Rose, 035390340. Waimea South GarDen club turns 50 this year. All past & present members are invited to join us at St. Paul’s Church Hall, Brightwater Saturday 7 Dec. from1pm for an afternoon of fun. Please RVSP by 15th Nov. Teleph: Tina 544 7650 or Bev 541 8168. ‘Future oF FooD & enerGy’ - Dr Mike Joy, environmental scientist & advocate. Thursday November 7, 7:30pm, Mapua Community Hall. $10 door sales, supper; students (ID) free. Motueka Greens, Heather 3-5224458. tree houSe StuDy GrouP: Interested in any of the following? Homeopathy, Goethean Science, Biodynamics, Permaculture. No fees. All Welcome. Ph: 021 084 13139. richmonD Welcome GrouP Make some new friends. Join a friendly group of people who meet at 10am, 1st & 3rd Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd. for a coffee & chat. All welcome. Glenys 265 5318.

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