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Building of Dam confirmed for region Council confirmed on Friday, November 30, the Waimea Community Dam will be built, with councillors voting 9-5 in favour of the project.

The Tasman District Council (TDC) made its final decision

to green light the controversial build.

They have stated it will be built to provide for the growing needs of the community, to safeguard the regional economy and to improve the health of the Waimea River.

Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne says, “this project will deliver a secure source of water for our community for the next 100 years.

“It will greatly improve the health of the Waimea River, which can’t

sustain the demands we are making of it, at the moment.

“The benefits of our region are immense and will be felt by everyone who chooses to make Tasman their home, for generations to come.”

Construction is due to begin in early 2019 and will be managed by the council-controlled organisation set up to run the project, Waimea Water Ltd.

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Spread the joy Amy Russ Each year students from Garin College and St Paul’s School help to make Christmas time a special one as they work together to help provide food items for the St Vincent de Paul Christmas Hamper Appeal.

St Vincent de Paul run the appeal with approximately 70 volunteers participating.

Organiser Elizabeth Williams says, for her, the planning starts in the middle of the year, and the need gets bigger every year.

“Last year we had in excess of 70 families in need. This year it will probably be over 80.”

Garin student John-Paul Schryvers has been involved in similar projects for the past five years and loves the idea of the project.

“I very much enjoy it. It is all about

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Hamper organiser Elizabeth Williams (back left), St Paul’s student Lauren O’Grady and Garin College student John-Paul Schryvers.

Front; St Paul students Eilidh Ridyard, Hannah Scragg, Maggie Morris, Isla Currie and Lily Biggs. Photo: Amy Russ.

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Baseballers receive new sign thanks to Designart’s generosity Emily Beaumont Despite pleas made through the Waimea Weekly and social media, the Nelson Baseball sign that was stolen from Champion Green on Thursday, November 15, was neither found nor returned.

Although further information came to light about the vehicles and the people involved in the theft, the lack of registration plate details resulted in no further action taken.

But the publicity did have a positive response with Phil Guerin from Designart Signs in Richmond, who made the original sign, making contact with the club and offering to reprint the 2.4metre sign at no charge.

“The Nelson Heat Baseball Club committee is so appreciative of his generosity. It is heart-warming to know that something so good and kind came out of this, and that at the end of the day communi-

ties do support each other and stick together,” says club president Tom Kroos.

“They’re a sports group, so they need all the help they can get. We’re pretty happy to help out,” says Phil.

The club says they’ve been inundated with messages of support from their baseball players and families, the general public, other volunteer organisations and their sponsors who support and value the work they do in the community.

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Financial boost Building of Dam West Coast Tasman MP Damien ly $10 million for a milk segregation O’Connor says a very significant project with Westland Milk Prod$140 million boost from the Pro- ucts. vincial Growth Fund will unlock the “In terms of infrastructure and opeconomic potential of a range of dif- portunity, it’s a huge step for the ferent industries.

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“This investment will The package is for prohelp them move into the jects coastwide and invalue-add space to get cludes more than $80 more for the milk their million for tourism, enfarmers produce, helpsuring the region’s popu- Damien O’Connor ing to create more jobs lar sites and unique enand lift wages. vironments are protected and offer Damien joined Prime Minister high-quality experiences for visitors, Jacinda Ardern and Regional Ecomore than $30 million for extend- nomic Development Minister Shane ing ultra-fast broadband and mobile Jones on November 29 for the ancoverage, $10 million for a garnet nouncements at Hokitika, Greymining project at Ruatapu and near- mouth Harbour and Punakaiki.

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FROM PAGE 1 Waimea Water is a joint venture between TDC and Waimea Irrigators Ltd. Chris Choat, TDC community relations manager, says some key reasons for the decision to proceed were that the council cannot meet its obligations to provide an urban water supply to homes and businesses in the region without water storage on the scale that the dam will provide.

“Viable alternatives to the dam are more costly to ratepayers, they don’t provide the same security against droughts or provide for fu-

ture increases in demand, and they don’t meet the council’s legal obligations on Freshwater Management or on Urban Development Capacity under the National Policy Statement.”

According to council, the dam is the only option that solves all the water-supply challenges facing the council and community in one piece of infrastructure.

For that reason it is the only option that attracts a significant amount of co-funding from other sources ($64 million in direct funding and $18.7 million in concessional

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It will hold 13.4 million cubic metres of water and will store water from the upper reaches of the river.

The dam operator will be able to release water for river health.The total project cost will be $105.8 million and is to be funded by TDC, Waimea Irrigators Ltd, Crown Irrigation Investments Ltd, NCC and a Freshwater Improvement Fund Grant.

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Improved police phone service for Tasman Emily Beaumont The New Zealand Police constantly strive to improve their service to the public and now a new centralised telephone service for non-emergency calls is active in the Tasman District, as part of a rollout throughout all police districts.

Calls to stations are now answered centrally by their staff at the Crime Reporting Line – as they continually aim to provide a more responsive service.

Tasman District Commander Superintendent Mike Johnson says typical calls might be around seeking advice, wanting to inform the police of a historic crime, or reporting a civil or neighbourly dispute.

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by the call taker, callers can be put through to a local staff member for their matter to be dealt with.

Mike says, in emergencies, people should still dial 111.

“We are further investing in improving our service delivery to people who wish to speak to us about non-emergency matters,” says Mike.

Furthermore, a single non-emergency number, on track to be delivered next year, will give people a national number to get in contact with police about non-emergency matters.

“We expect this to take some of the volume out of the 111 system and provide a better service to people who want to contact us but don’t need an emergency response,” says Mike.

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Community helps to spread the joy FROM PAGE 1 people giving out of their own pocket without expecting anything in return.”

Every student from Garin and St Paul’s is expected to be involved and to help if they can.

“At Garin we have two major food drives and this year we had around 1500 donations alone from our middle-year school drive.”

St Paul’s teacher Judith Ashby says it is a great initiative and

Hospice store manager Anete Smith and BNI leader Jo Hender take a breather before this Saturday’s big day at the Richmond Hospice shop. Photo Emily Beaumont.

Local group prepare to take over Hospice shop Emily Beaumont A group of 17 BNI (Business Network International), ‘Business Booster’ members are preparing to assist the Richmond Hospice shop staff on Saturday, December 8.

“We’re really looking forward to working alongside the volunteers and helping to attract more people into the shop and just create more general awareness of what the shop has to of-

fer,” says Jo Hender, group leader.

The team will be instore from 9.30am until 1.30pm with the BBQ cranked up serving sausage sizzles. There’ll be games for the kids, and an impressive silent auction.

“The auction goods are looking really fantastic, there’s a real variety and such great things to bid on,” says Jo. “The Hospice is so awesome, so it’s nice to be able to help them out a little.”

Auction items include a pamper pack gift basket valued at $250, corporate seat basketball tickets, Richmond Mall vouchers, digital marketing and tree work.

“It’s absolutely amazing that local businesses are helping the Hospice.

We get a lot of support from local businesses in the form of donations but to actually get the physical labour in here is fantastic,” says store manager Anete Smith.

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Hannah Lamborn with her Montbéliarde calf Curly at the Lake Rotoiti School Field Day held on in St Arnaud on November 24. A tug of war, children’s pets, miniature gardens and vegetable creations were all part of the fun on the school field. The children learnt about health and well-being, and caring for animals properly, in the lead up to the event and teachers say they were impressed with the kid’s knowledge of the subject. Principal Sue Ford says it was a brilliant day. “We had a great turnout, at least 150 people, there was only one family that couldn’t make it so that says a lot for numbers! The bad weather stayed away, and it was fantastic.” Photo: Supplied.

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“Every class has a collection box and every family is asked to bring something where possible.

I think it teaches the children to be aware of other people and their situation. Sometimes everything isn’t always as it seems, and it is good for the students to learn that.”

Elizabeth says they are overwhelmed by the response and support of the business community and would like to thank all of their sponsors and contributors.

Solar energy to power Brightwater treatment plant In a trial run by the Tasman District Council, 80 22kw solar panels will be used to power the Brightwater Treatment Plant.

The addition of solar reduces the costs, a spokesperson for the council says, and increases the resilience of the service they offer.

Council estimate the panels will save around $5000 in electricity costs per year once the initial installation outlay has been recouped in approximately 10 years.

Battery storage will be added in the future to further increase the resilience of the water supply during emergencies such as natural disaster. “With batteries installed, the solar panels will reduce our reliance on generators during power outages. In time we will look at adding supplementary solar power to other council treatment plants.”

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Ballerinas set to perform Tchaikovsky Emily Beaumont Reporter

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Richmond ballerina Georgia Norriss is set to take the stage next weekend as a member of the Ballet Arts company in their performance of Tchaikovsky that will also star Jacob Chown of the Royal NZ Ballet.

“I’m so excited. I love performing and everything that goes with it,” says Georgia.

A dancer for 11 years and a pupil of Louise Hawkes Academy of Ballet Arts for the last year, Georgia and her peers have performed at arts festivals all over New Zealand, consistently winning all championships entered in

ballet, including classes of pointe and variation, contemporary and also in jazz.

Now, though, their focus is on the impending production of Tchaikovsky, an intimate portrait revealing the magic of Russian Ballet. It’s guaranteed to be a festive treat, with plenty of glamour and tutus.

Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky is most celebrated for his ballets and forever changed the world of ballet with Swan Lake, The Nutcracker and The Sleeping Beauty.

This original Ballet Arts production features magical music and enchating images.

“Having Jacob Chown of the Royal NZ Ballet perform with us for his

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V8 Escape classic car run the ‘best ever!’

Organisers of the fourth annual V8 Escape classic car run are over the moon with the turnout on Sunday, November 25.

The run raises money for Nelson Tasman Hospice and Ross Hurley and Ian Barker say it was a huge success.

“We are overwhelmed at the response and have had a lot of positive feedback. This year we attracted over 50 cars and managed to raise $2160.

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fourth visit will again be a great experience for the girls. By using the actual words of the intimate letters Tchaikovsky wrote to his Baroness sponsor I have been able to thread together scenes from Tchaikovsky’s most popular ballets,” says Louise. “All of my productions are pitched at a popular level of understanding, making classical ballet an entertaining treat for the whole family to enjoy.”

There are two performances of Tchaikovsky at Nelson’s Theatre Royal. Saturday, December 15 at 6.30pm and Sunday, December 16 at 3pm. Ticket prices are $28 per adult and $18 for children under-13.

the sponsors and participants who got involved with the event.” The cars left the WOW museum in Stoke and travelled out into the country, selling raffles at each stop along the way, with prizes and trophies at Richmond’s Eddyline Brewery and Pizzeria.

“Lots of ladies dressed in their retro gear to win spot prizes. Top prize of Organisers Choice went to Kevin Satherley with his stunning Pontiac Bonneville.”

Dianne Barker, Averil Hurley, Geri Harvey, Shelley Shuttleworth, Jeanine Harte, Noeline Steer and in the front, Cushla Moir. The ladies attended the weekend’s classic car run dressed up in retro 50’s and 60’s gear.

Below: The 1959 Pontiac Bonneville, owned by Kevin Satherley, won ‘Organisers Choice’ at the V8 Escape classic car rally over the weekend. Photos: Supplied.

Richmond ballerina Georgia Norriss with fellow dancers Jacob Chown and Laeticia Austin are looking forward to next weekend’s performances. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

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Christmas hamper raffles to help children Amy Russ Reporter

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Students from Waimea College, Briea Anderson, Sammy Daubney and Mackenzie Taylor, have decided to share their festive spirit and are raffling off two giant hampers to raise money to buy Christmas presents for patients who will be spending time in the Nelson Hospital Children’s Ward over the festive period.

The project is part of an enrichment study the year 9 students are doing to help people in the community.

Briea says it’s not just about people receiving gifts.

“We wanted to help the community by donating Christmas presents to the Nelson Hospital Children’s Ward.

“We will be buying a range of gifts for newborns through to 16 year olds.

“And we have asked the hospital that the gifts be given out not just on Christmas day, but around the holiday season.”

There are two baskets to be won, and 10 spot prizes, and the girls say the hampers are filled with restaurant vouchers, luxury foods, body products, activity

Waimea College year 9 students Briea Anderson, Sammy Daubney and Mackenzie Taylor with their raffle prizes. Photo: Amy Russ. vouchers and much more.

“It’s a package for the whole family.”

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have received from everyone teachers, parents and businesses - has been amazing.

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called local businesses explaining what we were hoping to do and the response was awesome.”

Briea’s mum Jo Stevens says the

girls have spent hours going around the local businesses asking for donations of items to include in the hampers “The raffle has been so well supported so far and the girls just keep on going!

“Not only are these teenage girls doing an amzing thing, the support for this by the local community has been phenomenal!”

Tickets are available through the school by emailing mstaylor@ waimea.school.nz.

The raffle is to be drawn on December 12, by a staff member at the Nelson Hospital Children’s ward.

Mackenzie says the winners will be notified through the contact details the girls have been provided with.

Cost of the raffle is $2 for one ticket or $5 for three.

The girls are all in agreement they enjoyed the whole learning process and that they would love to do it all over again next year.

“It has been a bit stressful getting everything organised,” says Briea.

“But it has all come together and it has been a great process for us.

“I would never have imagined we would do all of this, and have achieved as much as we have, it has been a lot of fun.

The outcome is a great thing.”

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Community patrollers unite at roadshow Community patrollers from Nelson, Richmond and Motueka turned out for their roadshow on Saturday, November 3, held at The Hotel in Nelson.

Community Patrollers are volunteers working closely with Police as extra “eyes and ears” to assist Police and other agencies.

“The roadshows are a great way of bringing patrols together. We had a presentation by Chris Lawton, the chairman for Community Patrol NZ, on the new training module to train all patrollers so they can be competent when out volunteering as extra eyes and ears with the Police,” says Richmond District Community Patrol chairman, Marty Price.

Other speakers included national operations manager Teena Cornes, who spoke on rural crime, and district commander Mike Johnson who spoke on the value of having community patrol in our communities.

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Students create cardboard arcades Emily Beaumont Richmond School joined the Caine’s Arcade bandwagon this term when 180 students, as part of their technology unit, designed their own arcade games.

In 2011, 9-year-old American Caine Monroy spent his summer holidays building an elaborate DIY cardboard arcade in his father’s store in Los Angeles.

Caine loved arcades and dreamed of the day of having lots of customers and, even after the entire summer with none, he didn’t give up. That all changed one day when a film maker became his first customer and decided to produce a short film which went on to become a global viral phenomenon, receiving more than a million hits in the first 24 hours.

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Nelson Matters Political correctness gone mad is the only way to describe the nonsense of this year’s Nelson Santa Parade. Gone was the traditional Santa with his full white beard and red suit replaced by a Maori man wearing a red korowai, or cloak.

The Santa Parade for me is about children and the joy and mystery of Christmas. I vividly remember as a young boy watching the mix of floats go past and the growing excitement of seeing the last float with the REAL SANTA. I have repeated the same experience with my own children. Sunday’s Santa Parade without Santa just

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The issue is not the ethnicity of our Santa. I do not care whether he is Maori, European, Indian, Chinese or Samoan. But to be Santa, he needs the traditional white beard and red suit.

I found the justification for the Santa switch as annoying as the parade. We are told we need a Maori Santa in a cloak to reflect our biculturalism and multiculturalism. I welcome Nelson’s increased diversity but that is no reason to trash our own cultural traditions.

The claim that a third of Nelson people were not born here is

hardly a good reason to dump our traditional Santa. The largest group of new Nelsonians is from other parts of New Zealand. The biggest group from overseas is 5,500 from the UK, as compared to 500 from Asia, and 400 from the Pacific. Nelson’s population is 85% European, 8% Maori, 4% Asian and 2% Pacific. Nor do I accept that Santa is just for Europeans.

Some of the Facebook comments were even more over the top, claiming Santa was a symbol of British colonisation and domination. Why does everything have to be so political? Santa is

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Showquest 2019 dates announced Creativity, performance, music and movement will be back on stage from May next year as students take part in the second year of Showquest, the Ministry of Education-backed performing arts event that will run in thirteen regions from Whangarei to Southland.

Rockquest Promotions, which has 30 years of success with the country’s only live, nationwide school music contest, had a successful first year of Showquest, after winning the contract for an event to replace Stage Challenge in early May. Event Director Matt Ealand says Showquest is an opportunity for students to express themselves by drawing on their personal experiences and cultural heritage, and students from our region will be able to take the stage on May 10, 2019.

“They design and direct their own performances, themed around ideas that are important to them,” he said. “This year we saw that students put a huge amount of thought into the themes they chose, coming up with powerful ideas such as the Maori Battalion, the impact of social media on teens, and plastic pollution in our oceans.”

Ealand said Showquest had a wider focus than Smokefreerockquest and was relevant to more students.

“Showquest is structured on a competitive framework, but the driving rationale, as with all the Rockquest Promotions’ events, is to encourage participation, creative growth and team work,” he says. “We find that if we are able to provide a platform where students can express themselves on their own terms within the boundaries of the event, the rewards go far beyond the rush of performing on the day.”

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Auckland’s Santa Parade has also got itself caught in controversy this year. The man playing Santa for the last five years, Neville Baker, caused an uproar from the PC Brigade when he said Santa should be a man. He was initially dismissed but later reinstated.

These discrimination debates over sex, race and age can be taken too far. An attractive young woman is not the ideal candidate to play Santa just as I am not the best person to model bikinis.

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I have now been advised that the mayor has instructed all staff to have no further discussions with me regarding this subject.

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Albie Aubrey Dear Editor, Thank you to several Tasman District Council (TDC) ratepayers who made contact regarding the way TDC apply the (UAGC) rate to retirement villages – grateful for your support.

Thanks also the Waimea Weekly for such a wide coverage.

To keep you informed, it is encouraging to note that councillors discussed this at their workshop meeting on 27.11.18 and will do so again on 05.12.18.

Ratepayers will be aware that TDC raise their rating structure annually and strike a new rate for the following year, so I believe they do have the structure and ability to change the way they charge out the UAGC rate for the 2019/20 and future years.

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Higgins Heritage Park and Steam Museum will be hosting the annual Wakefield Craft Fair on January 2, 2019.

Evie-Joy South says the park offered the annual craft fair a ‘forever home’, for the community fund-raiser.

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“There will be an amazing variety of folks joining us on the day, for the market, and also what will be on offer from the Heritage Park and Steam Museum. It will be magic indeed.”

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In the lead-up to Wakefield School’s recent 175th anniversary celebration, it built a new sign which has the words ‘E Tu Kahikatea’ inscribed on it, meaning ‘Stand like the Kahikatea Tree.’ The sign also refers to the date the school was established (1843), making it the oldest school in New Zealand.

School’s 175th celebrates strong community connections An extra special occasion took place early last month. Wakefield School celebrated 175 years of existence as the country’s oldest primary school, attracting large crowds over the course of the weekend.

“We were celebrating a long history of our school, but what shone through was how deeply connected it is with our community,” says Wakefield School Principal, Peter Verstappen. “In terms of the learning, our children were involved in projects around the history and timeline of Wakefield School, and they put together an amazing, 30 metre-long timeline complete with models, dioramas and artwork; these told the history not just of Wakefield School but also of Wakefield Village, and then related it to things that were happening at the time.”

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“They were fascinated by the elements such as the old steam train that used to run through here; this sparked off a massive inquiry about these things which had been part of the history of Wakefield School and its community. “We have children attending today who are 7th generation family members, so there’s real continuity; it was a celebration of this community and its history.”

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Airport redevelopment enables regional growth There’s been widespread praise for the striking new terminal building at Nelson Airport, which was officially opened in early October, completing its first stage of redevelopment. The multi-million dollar terminal is modern, spacious and light, it features local timber and has stunning mountain and sea views. “It’s undoubtedly a beautiful building,” says Nelson Airport Chief Executive, Rob Evans. “We are excited to get the first stage finished; we’ve got another year to go; by then there’ll be a complete transformation.

Every day we pinch ourselves when we walk in. It will arguably become an icon in New Zealand architecture and it’s a wonderful asset, but the wider story is that the whole region is growing up, and we are part of that story helping that growth; we want airlines to expand; we also want to help tourism; it’s an enabler for Nelson-Tasman to benefit from. It’s a great first and last impression; the timber, the views and so on. With so much going on around here, like Air New Zealand Regional Maintenance, the helicopters, and the flight schools, we are adding our shoulder to that wheel.”

Rob says that when he first started at Nel-

son Airport Ltd in 2015 its infrastructure was quite dated and there had not been a lot of investment since 1974 when the terminal first opened. “Then Jetstar, Kiwi Regional , and Origin Air commenced flying and we had a flurry of activity which stressed our infrastructure, but also provided significant growth to a number of new ports as well as existing ones.” The terminal was built when passenger numbers were 20,000 and prior to the new airlines coming on board, there were around 750,000 passengers with Air New Zealand, so Nelson Airport was already really busy. The additional growth really stimulated the market and suddenly we were confronted with huge growth on the back of ageing infrastructure. So, we had to act pretty quickly and decided to seek proposals from architectural firms around the country. We were excited to see Studio Pacific Architecture talk about the natural light, local timbers and the LVL Nelson Pine story which they presented in compelling vision. We wanted a simple intuitive layout; an open space for optimal customer experience; they came into their own with the roof structure, the locally grown timber, and from an engineering perspective

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it’s really quite extraordinary.” Then came the decision whether to extend the existing terminal or demolish the old one and start over, and the Nelson Airport Board decided it was best to start from scratch.

“So we went ahead with the full rebuild

which was put out to the construction market for tender. We agreed on a Naylor Love –Gibbons –Fulton Hogan partnership and the construction began in May 2017.The first stage is now completed at 60 percent of the total build; the depar-

ture lounge, some of the retail and café space, the boarding gates and the arrival area. “Currently we are using the arrival space as the check-in area. In the second stage we are building the new check-in and baggage, and what’s there now will become the arrival area. The carparking’s had a huge change; we’ve gone from having 580 parks to 1100 parks.”

At the Stage A opening, Nelson MP Nick Smith said “the project is crucial for our growing tourism industry as well as for the convenience and comfort of Nelson travellers. The old terminal was built when annual passenger numbers were 20,000 a year compared to one million plus today, a growth by fifty fold. I commend the councils on backing the 30 million dollar investment and I am pleased to have played a role in securing cabinet approval under the last National government for the new $5 million dollar control tower. The two matching, coordinated buildings provide an attractive modern gateway to the region, and a much improved workplace for the air traffic controllers and ground staff.”

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This growth has deemed the new terminal building a necessary development and one which creates an exciting flightpath for our region’s future. The project is due to be completed in October 2019.

For more information visit www.nelsonairport.co.nz

Bibliography. ‘The Story of Nelson Aviation’ by Richard Waugh and Graeme McConnell. Published by the Kynaston Charitable Trust (2013).

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Emily Beaumont Over two days last week around 150 Waimea College year-10 students were gaining invaluable hands-on experience at various businesses around the region.

The “Workwatch” programme has been in place at the college for more than 10 years; every year students are offered the opportunity to spend a day in a work place of their choice.

“It’s a really important part of what we do. By doing this it creates a career conversation with students and their whanau or caregivers,” says careers advisor Lyn Guilliard.

“It allows the students to take ownership and use their initiative through self-management. All key employability skills.”

Lyn says there’s keen interest in the trades along with hospitality, early childhood teaching, law and accountancy.

For keen mountainbikers Joel Duncan and Jade Gordon, the workplace choice was easy.

The boys spent their work day helping out at Richmond’s Avanti Plus, learning how to assemble bikes and mount and adjust brakes, among other skills.

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Members of the Top of the South Motorcycle Club kindly donated an $1800 cheque to the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter Trust last month.

The club held their annual Daylight Savings Ride to raise funds for the trust. It was their sixth annual fund-raiser ride.

Starting at the rescue helicopter base at Nelson Airport, the convoy cruised to Tapawera before heading to the Moutere and finishing with a beer at the Speights Ale House.

From back left: AJ, secretary treasurer of Top of the South Motorcycle Club John Gray, Intensive Care paramedic Gary Tobin, road captain Tom Gray, crewman Carl Babe, Charlie Boyd, Noel Street, Dianna Cowling, vice-president Phil Lovegrove and Steve Barker.

John would like to thank all the motorcycle clubs who participated in making it a memorable and respectful event.

“Eighty-nine riders registered for the ride and the feedback regarding the event has been nothing but praise.” Photo: Amy Russ.

Nell Gwynn, written by Jessica Swalle, directed by Hugh Neill and presented by Wakefield Country Players, Friday, 23 November.

I was lucky enough to attend the opening performance of Nell Gwynn staged in the Wakefield Village Hall tonight and what a performance it was. Full of tongue-incheek laughs with a parade of comedic performances from local talent, I was enthralled from beginning to end. On Friday night the audience enjoyed the company of characters from this extremely entertaining play. The Wakefield Country Players have transformed the Wakefield Village Hall with the foyer decorated in the theme of the production as well as clever use of stage space, never easy in a hall with no back-stage area directly behind.

Nell Gwynn is a historical drama set in the 1660’s after the ascension

to the throne of Charles II. Nell is an orange hawker who is both quick-witted and beautiful. She is given the opportunity of performing on stage as an actress, something not considered suitable for women at the time.

There were several standout performances, Lydia Dunne as Nell Gwynn showed diversity and engaged the audience throughout.

Peter Verstappen as Kynaston gave a standout performance, and Jen Amosa as Nancy had us waiting with anticipation for her next comic appearance on stage.

Julian Edmonds gave us a wonderful rendition of a sometimes inept Dryden, the playwright for the Company.

The lighting and costumes are well considered for the production and Hugh Neill has once again given us a play that engages the audience from beginning to end.

I would highly recommend Nell Gwynn to anyone who enjoys outstanding local theatre.

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Waimea College students Chloe Robertson and Alana Bulmer took the initiative and organised a clean-up day at Rabbit Island as part of an Enrichment subject for their school.

The girls cleaned up over 20 kgs of rubbish and say the most common pieces of litter were aluminium cans, plastic wrap and, more surprisingly, tea bags.

According to environmental group, Project Jonah, it can take 200 - 500 years for one aluminium can to break down. 50 years for a styrofoam cup.

“We needed to do something that was good for the environment, so we thought a clean-up at the beautiful Rabbit Island beach would be a good idea,” says Chloe.

“It was really fun. It didn’t look like there was much rubbish at first glance but, once we started collecting it, it started adding up really quickly.”

Chloe says West Meats, Pac n Save and Tasman District Council were very supportive and encouraging of the girls’ efforts.

They managed to raise $50 which the girls have decided they will be donating to the SPCA. Each Year 9 student from Waimea College has to choose four enrichment classes to study throughout the year. Choices include; save our local environment, unleash your creativity, growing leaders and so much to give.

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One of the world’s leading lightweight rowers, Zoe McBride, visited Waimea Intermediate earlier this term and was keen to share her tips on balancing sporting success and on-going education with local students.

The 22-year-old who competes out of the Nelson Rowing Club was the region’s current Sports Person of the Year.

During her speech to the Waimea students Zoe gave some sage advice. telling them, “do things that make you happy, you will achieve so much

more in life. Set the bar high for yourself, surround yourself with good people, and failure is not failure – it is learning.

“Don’t be afraid to follow your dreams and don’t be afraid to challenge yourself.”

Winner of four world titles, Zoe has been prominent on the international scene since 2012.

With the backing and support of ASB, Zoe visited several local schools hoping to advise and inspire the regions youth.

She says she was looking forward to the school talks.

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“I have received so much support from the region over the years, and there is always that sense of pride in me.”

ASB head of community and sponsorship Mark Graham was “thrilled to be providing Nelson students with an opportunity to talk to one of New Zealands top athletes and to hear some of her lessons around progress, dedication and success.”

The visits took place at Waimea Intermediate, Garin College, Nayland College and Nelson College for Girls to attentive audiences around the region.

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Children from the Richmond Taekwondo Club had the opportunity to meet with members of the New Zealand Police on Thursday, November 29. Richmond police senior sergeant Mike Wardle and several of his officers surprised the kids with a visit to their Taekwondo class at Henley School. The group spoke to the children about keeping themselves safe, bullying, the job the police do in the community and the gear that the police wear and carry.

Senior black belt and organiser Gavin Gallot says it was a fantastic opportunity for the students.

“The police bought down two patrol cars and a booze bus for the kids to look inside. The police dog Tala and her handler, senior constable Mick Moorhouse, were a huge hit with the students. The talk for the kids started at the end of their normal taekwondo class at the school hall and the rest of the police and vehicles arrived later on.”

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Ray says the TOPS intermediate team started the competition poorly but improved towards the end to finish third.

The open and women’s team both finished at the bottom of their grades.

The Dougal McLean Trophy for the top province overall was won by Wellington for the third year in a row. TOPS finished fifth of the seven provinces.

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The Business House Golf Croquet tournament in Richmond has been hailed a resounding success.

“The tournament is always very popular, and this time was no different, with the maximum entries of 32 players,” says event manager June Wild.

Nelson Pine Industries once again sponsored the tournament and chief operating officer Kai O’Kruse was on hand to present the winner’s prizes.

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Sevens team bound for Rarotonga Emily Beaumont In December, a team of under-16 sevens rugby players from around the Tasman district will be heading to a Rarotongan College’s sevens tournament. Joining two other New Zealand teams they make up a pool of eight teams and help the locals

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They received an invitation from South Pacific Sports Tours - a locally-run small business that plans and organizes sports teams to travel to Pacific Island destinations to compete against teams and schools that would not normally get the chance to host overseas teams.

Since their invitation the under-16 sevens team has fund-raised for nine months with food stalls, firewood sales, quiz nights and sausage sizzles to reach their target.

As normal criteria for South Pacific Sports Tours, the team will leave their sports equipment as a donation to

their hosts and surrounding schools.

“Each of the boys have trained and worked exceptionally hard for this trip, so they’re really looking forward to it,” says Ian Biggs of South Pacific Sports Tours.

The annual trip will include an under-16 girl’s team for next year’s tournament.

The IHC Charity Shop South Island Street Stock title will be contested at Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway this weekend.

Local drivers will be keen to put up a fight against defending champion Rob McSherry.

The Christchurch driver will have a challenge on his hands as locals will be keen to keep the trophy up here.

The South Island title is an individual trophy but drivers will need their club mates to help block the opposition cars to win the title on the track.

By the time the final race is about to happen, most drivers will know who the targets are and who needs defending.

The Nelson Knights won the State of Origin last year but the biggest challenge will come from the Canterbury drivers. Current NZ GP champion Paul Leslie is coming along with former NZ Champion Dave McSherry.

The Davies Brothers will join Ryan Musgrove, Bradley Evans, Rob Skurr and Shannon Marr as part of the local contingent keen to get their hands on the trophy.

This is the first of the big meetings for the season with some heading up to Rotorua for the NZ title just after Christmas.

There is a stock car team’s race between Tasman Thunder and Greymouth Grizzlies, plus club champs for Super Stocks and Stock cars.

This will be the last meeting before Christmas. Racing starts Saturday evening at 6pm and gates open at 5pm.

Shannon Marr busy preparing his Street Stock for this weekend’s South Island title, he is heading to Rotorua for the NZ title after Christmas. Photo: Supplied.

New season, new shop, new range Tasman Bay Berries will be opening its new welcome to people at our new shop opposite destination shop at 37 McShane Rd, opposite Eyebright. People can come and buy some Eyebright, to launch this year’s berry season delicious berries and berry products and enon 1 December. joy the start of a beautiful summer.”

“We’re really looking forward to welcom- The new shop will provide a great experience ing everyone to the new shop,” says Maree for families with a collection of animals on Holland, owner site including of Tasman Bay goats, a piglet, a Berries. “It’s gofawn and lambs ing to be a real for young chilattraction for dren and anilocals and visimal-lovers of all tors and we can’t ages to see. wait to share “We love being it with everypart of Nelson one. People can Tasman famialso come in lies’ summer and pre-order memories,” says their berries for Check out our new store and full range of products.

Maree, “and Christmas and we know that tick that item off their festive season list.” our berries feature in a lot of family photo The new shop features fresh berries and a albums. Our own children have grown up range of berry products including relishes, with picking and eating berries at the heart chutneys, berry powder and Pic’s new boy- of their summer holidays. We love to see losenberry jelly, which is made with Tasman cals and visitors enjoying our berries and the Bay Berries’ fruit. products we’ve made packed with the beautiCustomers can also enjoy delicious smoothies ful berries we’ve nurtured all year.” and fresh fruit icecreams made with a range The shop opened on the 1st December and of berries from the Hollands’ family berry will be open every day from 9am-5pm. Visit farm. their www.tasmanbayberries.co.nz or their “We do everything berries,” says Maree, “and Facebook page. our family really want to provide a warm Business Update. Advt.

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“Housie” Xmas suPPer sHout at Club Waimea on 5 December 2018, 7pm start. All welcome. vintage fair CanCellation notice. Unfortuneately we have had a cancel our fundraising fair advertised for 8 Dec 2018 at Stoke Hall. Maybe held next year. voluntary eutHanasia. Who owns your Life? A peaceful death should be everyone’s right! Join the free discussion. All welcome! Nelson Options Grp, Fairfield House, December 11, 2pm. Ph: 543 2602 riCHmonD Creative fibre, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursday morning of the month Birch Hall, Richmond Showgrounds. If you enjoy Knitting, Spinning, Weaving & Felting come along & see if it’s for you. Ph Susan 5443316 Sent from my iPad fooD, is it a Problem for you?

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2. tiny tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time. nelson Camera Club meets 2nd & 4th Mondays 7/30 pm Netball Pavilion, upstairs Saxton Rd., Stoke. We welcome all photographers from beginners to experienced. Contact 021 2360 847. www.nelsoncameraclub. co.nz seniornet: Having trouble understanding or using your computer & other digital devices? Join Seniornet, our volunteers can help you. Have a look at our website seniornetnelson. org.nz or ph: 03 548 9401 artHritis soCiety Coffee morning Char Bar & Grill. 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month.

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Despite a couple of rained out matches, the NBS interclub season is well underway, with the interclub A grade teams showing how it’s done.

Growth in team numbers show 86 senior teams across 11 leagues this year, with juniors hosting 43 teams across 7 leagues.

Senior A Grade competition

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is heating up as the season progresses; Robyn Sheves and the Nelson Lawn Club women’s All Stars team are shining the way with a four point lead over Karen Eden and the Hope Magnolias; the last three weeks before Christmas will be crucial to the outcome of the league.

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Chris Sharland came from behind to win the annual Founders road run on Saturday.

Veteran Tim Cross had led for the first half of the race before Chris took the lead on the first hill climb of the challenging course that went out on the Atawhai Cycleway and into the Atawhai Hills before returning to Founders via the cemetery and Walters Bluff.

Chris finished in the 6.5km event in 25min 50secs, with Tim 34 seconds behind in second and Brendon Hughes third in 26.45.

Rising star Katie Malthus was first woman, finishing eighth overall in 28.00, closely followed

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Next Saturday’s road race starts from The Workshop in New St at 3.45pm and heads up the Maitai Valley.

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A Grade Mixed Doubles is one of the most popular leagues in the competition, with strong and exciting play across all teams; however, Leanne Greep and the Richmond Rebels have made a sprint away from the group, with a nine point lead on their closest rivals. Another 11 weeks of play could see things change.

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astronomy seCtion, nelson sCienCe soCiety: Annual General Meeting Thurd, 6 Dec 7.30pm, Milton Rm, Cawthron Institute, Milton St, Nelson. Presentation of annual report, election of officers, & discussion of 2019 programme & events. Followed by a pot luck supper so bring an edible contribution. Dennis 5470525. nelson DanCe along, Saturday8th December 2018, Richmond Town Hall, 7.30pm to 11pm, Music

by Warren Fenemor, Cost $6pp, Supper Everyone welcome For further info. contact Rosalie Winter, Phone (03)538-0133 soCial startuP : Need Advice from Charted Accountants, Lawyers for Setting up Non Profit Finance Organisation in Nelson to help first home buyers with their deposit. Contact Vivian 0210390211 or Email vivajoy19@gmail.com amnesty international hosts Write for Rights Sat, 15 Dec 2.30-5pm Rm S106 at NMIT . Letters & cards for prisoners of conscience, shared food, silent auction of donated books. Contact Karen 548 6241 Community sing a long Wedn 5 Dec. 1.30 pm Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd Richmond Afternoon tea to follow. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy All Welcome.Inquiries Ph 544-8562 soCiety of genealogists welcomes guest speaker Mike Higgins from FamilySearch International on Fri 7th Dec 7.30 pm. Topic: Features of the FamilySearch website. Venue Nick Smith’s Hall, cnr Waimea & Quar-

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Community Notices Higgins Heritage Park steam museum & Craft fair Day. 2nd January 2019 - 9am to 3pm At the Park, 222 Pigeon Valley Road Wakefield. Historical Vehicles, Local & Regional Crafts, Entertainment, Food.

Fantastic family day. The Craft Fair proceeds go back to our community.

Contact Evie-joy 027 907 2879 sPring grove Hall Country Car boot sale 8th Dec 9-1.

Loads of clothing (some free) white elephant, toys, books, live music, Hot coffee & sausage sizzle come find a bargain & enjoy the atmosphere.

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situations vacant Alaron Products Limited is New Zealand’s leading GMP Certified manufacturer and packer of complementary medicines and natural health products. Based in Bolt Road Nelson, the business has seen fantastic sales growth in 2018 and as a result continues to introduce capability to its team. We are now looking to appoint the following newly created roles:

FINANCE MANAGER • Fantastic Development Opportunity Alaron Products is looking for a passionate and motivated person to manage the accounting function for the business. Reporting to the General Manager, the role will have a focus on management accounting with additional responsibility for financial accounting, accounting systems and oversight of the front office including payroll.

The successful applicant will possess the following skills and attributes: • Experience in a management accounting role would be desirable however all accounting all-rounders will be considered.

• Highly skilled in the use of Microsoft Excel and strong in all other MS Office applications.

• A bright and cheerful personality with excellent interpersonal skills.

• An effective communicator at all levels within an organisation including the ability to build strong working relationships.

• Systems savvy including accounting and payroll software packages.

• The ability to contribute as part of a management team, both strategically and operationally.

The Finance Manager will manage the finance function however initially will be strongly supported and mentored by a Director who has previously undertaken this role and is keen to impart their considerable knowledge on a person with a great outlook, sound accounting knowledge and the ability to develop and grow within a dynamic and fast paced business.

PRODuCtiON MaNageR - evening Shift • Four Day Working Week – 3.15pm to 1.45am • Oversee evening Shift Operation Due to the level of sales growth achieved during the year, our evening shift provides us a great opportunity to support this growth through developing a team that can increase our production capacity and capability. Reporting to the Operations Manager, we are interested in people who can demonstrate strong manufacturing experience at an operational leadership level, can manage a growing team autonomously and can consistently deliver on productivity, quality assurance and health and safety objectives.

To be successful in this role, you will possess the following skills and attributes: • A minimum of 5 years experience leading and managing a production team.

• Demonstrate a track record of continued improvement in production performance.

• Excellent communication, interpersonal and planning skills.

• Ability to prioritise production to provide best value for the business and its customers.

• Strong health and safety knowledge portrayed through visible leadership.

• Effective computer and systems ability.

Being a new role, the Production Manager will immediately influence production outcomes and therefore if you have the ambition to lead a team within a fast paced and dynamic environment, we look forward to hearing from you.

PRODuCtiON COORDiNatOR • Key Production Support Role • Development Opportunity The Production Coordinator will coordinate and expedite the flow of work and materials to ensure daily/weekly/monthly production schedules are met effectively and to specification satisfying our growing customer demand.

Reporting to the Operations Manager, we are focused on appointing a person who can add to a strong existing production management team, providing efficient support through their ability to plan, coordinate and problem solve.

This new role is a fantastic development opportunity for someone who has sound experience in a manufacturing planning and/or coordination role. An effective communicator, the successful person will be able to influence indirectly, participate in the production planning process, and problem solve production issues while providing day to day support to the Operations Manager.

Being organised, understanding production principles including quality assurance standards and health and safety impacts will be critical to achieving a strong level of performance within this role.

To apply for any of the above opportunities please send your Cover Letter and CV to hr@alaron.co.nz by 5.00pm, Wednesday 19th December 2018 identifying the role you are applying for within you application.

Applicants will only be acknowledged where they have the immigration status to live and work in New Zealand permanently.

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Housekeepers required for Casual Motel Cleaning in Richmond. No experience necessary as training will be given.

Must be honest and reliable. Please Phone 021 0878 6550.

Motel in Richmond looking for casual cleaner/ housekeeper.

Experience preferred but training will be given to the right candidate. Must be honest and have an eye for detail. Please call 022 5865 309.

for sale Cash income working from home making wooden toys. Complete set-up $4,950,00 www. totaratoys.com

for sale Compost, all natural: animal manure, sprayfree pea straw, lawn clippings, and hydrated lime. Composted for 15 months, great for your garden. $30 per m3.

Phone 021 467 816.

for sale Due to ill health, one container shelter 2x12mtr containers. I shelter to cover same, new still in box 6mtrx12mtr. 72m2 of cover. $10,154 +gst.

Situated at Wakefield.

Ph. 03 541 8543.

window cleaner Window cleaning inside and out, reliable,local, police vetted. Summer rates. Call Brian @cleanawindows 0210 225 1221.

antiques Find special presents this year inc silver,china, furniture, art, books, collectibles, toys etc. Fresh estate lots arrived from near & far. Selling, buying, valuing. 6 rooms to browse. Open Mon-Fri 9.30-5pm. Sat 10-4pm.

Souchebys Antiques, 75 Gladstone Rd (SH6), Richmond. Ph 544 0723. www.antiquesnewzea land.co.nz

auction

PUblIC notICE

mEmorIAl

Clayton Paul Rodgers

Waimea College

OUR BEST EVER-OVER 400 LOTS

ANTIQUE & DECORATIVE AUCTION

Thank you

to be held on

Year 10 Work Watch

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

The Year 10 students from Waimea College who participated in Work Watch on Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 November, would like to sincerely thank the employers who hosted them for the day.

The experience was very rewarding and enjoyable.

SATURDAY 8th DECEMBER at 11am

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

www.lipscombeauctionhouse.co.nz

GENERAL & POLICE UNCLAIMED AUCTION auction

Lyn Guilliard HOD Careers

On behalf of the Year 10 students.

Creating future leaders

21.7.71 – 5.12.98 In loving memory of a treasured nephew and cousin. You were more than just family, you were a great mate too. Always looking out for us all. Caleb is 19 now and wishes he had got to meet you, you would have been a great mate to him too.

It’s such a tragedy you had to leave us so young Clayt, but you live on in our memories. Until we meet again, let the midnight special shine a light on you. Loved always, Aunty Wendy, Mel, Tash and families xxx. Also remembering Aunty Sally November 1992.

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Plus, plus, plus, all sorts. Florence Street, Richmond, Saturday 8 Dec and Sunday 9 Dec, 10am to 3pm.

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Fits up to 18 bikes.

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Single and multi-day hire available.

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W Waimea aimeaCCollege ollege Waimea Combined 1st XV Assistant Rugby Coaches Waimea Combined 1st XV 2018 Junior Prizegiving

Assistant Rugby Coaches

We are looking for two coaches to assist our Head Coach:

SPECIAL $80 DISTRIBUTION TO BENEFICIARIES

SPECIAL $80 DISTRIBUTION TO BENEFICIARIES

After many years of posting out cheques to our beneficiaries, we will now pay this money to you as a credit on your power bill.

If you were connected to the Network Tasman distribution system as at midnight on 15 November 2018, you should receive this credit by Christmas, although the timing will vary depending on your billing cycle with your energy retailer.

If you have any questions, please contact the Secretary’s Office on 0800 827 878 or visit our website www.networktasman.co.nz/distribution

After many years of posting out cheques to our beneficiaries, we will now pay this money to you as a credit on your power bill.

If you were connected to the Network Tasman distribution system as at midnight on 15 November 2018, you should receive this credit by Christmas, although the timing will vary depending on your billing cycle with your energy retailer.

If you have any questions, please contact the Secretary’s Office on 0800 827 878 or visit our website www.networktasman.co.nz/ distribution

Waimea College invites parents and members We for two coaches to assist our Head Coach: - Forwards Coach of are ourlooking community to attend our Junior - school Backs Coach - Forwards Coach to be held in the College Prizegiving Ceremony Between the three Coach coaches the roles of attack, defence and game - Backs Assembly plan will also beHall: shared.

Between the three coaches the roles of attack, defence and game

The plan successful will also becandidates shared. will have a proven record in coaching rugby and will be committed to maintaining the high standards developed and expected of the Combined 1st XV The successful candidates will Waimea have a proven record in team, coaching both on andPrizegiving off the field. A commitment to developing a positive Junior rugby and will be committed to maintaining the high standards relationship with the young men is essential.

developed expected of Waimea Combined 1st XV team, Friday 7and December at the 11am

both on andshould off thebefield.

A commitment to developing a positive Applications received at Waimea College by 4.00pm on (please bewith seatedyoung by 10.50am) relationship is essential.

Friday 19 Octoberthe 2018 and men addressed to: Karla Thurlow, Waimea College, 60 Salisbury Road, Richmond.

0800 696 686

Sunday 9.00am

Sunday Service 9.45am Whakatu Kids and Youth Group

34 Champion Rd, Richmond

ACCESS EQUIP

Delivery & Pickup Service available

For further information contact Karla - Director of Sports: Phone

Scott Haines 5446099 ext 878 or by email: karla.thurlow@waimea.school.nz.

Principal

Creating future leaders

public notice Richmond Church of Christ

Boot Market This Saturday 9-12pm Stalls $5 Just turn up Lots of bargains, fruit & veges Cnr Croucher & Darcy St Phone 544 5415

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27 Dorset St Richmond 03 544 8844

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

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

Contact: (03) 547 - 6056

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

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Sundays Sundays 10am

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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

Sunday at 10am

Salisbury Rd, Richmond All welcome!

www.richmondchurch.org.nz

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

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Applications should be received at Waimea College by 4.00pm on

Creating future leaders

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Wednesday 10.00am

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Meeting Sunday 10.30am Contact Dean 544 5784

Sunday 10.30am

Wed 12th December Service 10am

Fantastic children's programmes running for 0-13 year olds.

(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)

Traditional

271 Songer St. Stoke

Sunday 9am & 11am

We’d love to see you there

Scott Friday 19Haines October 2018contact and addressed to: Karla Waimea For further information Karla - Director of Thurlow, Sports: Phone College, 60 5446099 ext Salisbury 878 or by Road, email: Richmond. karla.thurlow@waimea.school.nz.

Principal

Scott Haines Principal

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One church, Many expressiOns

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WEDNESDAY 5 December 2018

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Trades & Services

Trades & Services

WEDNESDAY 5 December 2018

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Phone 03 544 2266

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Ph 027 667 2837

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• • • • • • • •

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or 03 541 0646 marg.palmer@xtra.co.nz www.margpalmercelebrant.co.nz

CoNTRACToR

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

Elstree Counselling@Nelson

Les Watt

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

Ph: 022 109 8756 or 545 1527 Email: lg.watt@orcon.net.nz

ELECTRICIAN

Innovative electrical solutions

ELECTRICIAN

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542 3767 027 542 3767

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ELECTRICIAN

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24hr Service

544 9844 027 542 4473

For friendly, efficient and professional servicing of ALL your glass requirements

• • • • • •

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Phone (03) 546 5365 5 Nayland Road, Stoke www.metrodirect.co.nz

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service@hertzelectrical.co.nz

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Tony

021 117 9964 or 5451 123

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(03) 544 6510

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P: 03 5530 306 M: 022 122 5013

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PAINTER

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544 8059 www.tasmanbayplumbing.co.nz

1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond

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Ltd

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