The process of bringing together the production “has been fun… with an incredibly talented cast and crew,” says Anita. The ensemble is rehearsing two to three times per week, often getting together independently to run their lines. Says Anita: “Every rehearsal, someone says, ‘That was so much fun’.”
On the night you should expect to see singing and dancing and have “a whole lot of fun” says Anita. “It will appeal to a wide range of people.” However, she cautions, “it’s not aimed at “Havingchildren.saidthat, there is no reason for them not to attend. You just must be prepared to have a discussion about shooting arrows at people, strangling your kids, torture chairs and blowing stuff up.” Not to mention explaining what “chowdering down on a grandma sandwich” might mean. The show is running from 2-9 September at 7.30pm, with a matinee showing on Sunday 4th at 2pm. Tickets may be purchased prior at Stitch ‘n Sew, but door sales may be available. There will be supper and a cash bar on the night.“Come along and have a good laugh,” says Anita.
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“Dark humour at its finest” says The Addams Family producer and director Anita Hutchinson. Young and old will be familiar with the iconic The Addams Family story, this time with America’s darkest family coming to life as a comical musical about love, family, honesty and growing up.
Cast member Sage Forest says “Anita is incredibly courageous to work with as a director. She really knows how to build the atmosphere.” Sage is playing an “ancestral chorus girl” and is finding the role “somewhat terrifying, but I know that opening night will happen and I will be there.”
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With voting in the local government elections beginning next month, prospective representatives are gearing up for hustings. It looks like there will be plenty of competition for the various roles. The official candidate list for Tasman District, released last Friday, shows there are 49 people contesting 21 available seats on the council and community boards. Thirteen of the existing twenty-one Tasman District elected members have decided to stand for election again, as has the sitting mayor. For Golden Bay ward there are five candidates for the two councillor spots, while there are four candidates for the four places on community board. With the number of candidates matching the available positions, there will not be an election for the Golden Bay Community Board. The new-look board includes “reelected” members Abbie Langford and Grant Knowles, plus newcomers Henry Dixon and Robert Hewison. Long-standing members Averill Grant and Dave Gowland did not put their names forward for reelection.Standing for the position of Golden Bay ward councillor are the two current incumbents Celia Butler and Chris Hill, plus Phil Smith, Quin Lake and James WolfenDuvall.The race for the District’s top job has attracted five competitors – the present mayor Tim King, plus mayoral hopefuls Maxwell Clark, Mike Harvey, Richard Osmaston and Aly Cook. Postal voting opens Friday 16 September and polls close at noon on election day Saturday 8 October. Everyone on the Tasman District residential roll should receive their voting documents in the post between Friday 16 September and Wednesday 21 September. Individuals are automatically enrolled to vote provided they are a resident of the District, already on the parliamentary electoral roll, and have not changed address in the month prior to election day. Those who wish to enrol or update their details are encouraged to visit: vote.nz or phone 0800 36 76 56. Alternatively they can text their name and address to 3676 to have an enrolment form sent via mail.
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The event is organised, produced and hosted by the Year 13 students and supported by the teaching staff. Jan tells The GB Weekly that “this year has been the hardest yet...[due to building projects] we have not had access to the school hall and the performing arts room”.
Lipsync 2022 Year 13 students perform for the audience. Photo: Rosa Volz.
“The students have put on a great show and have shown incredible resilience with postponements,” says Golden Bay High Scool Lypsync 2022 organiser Jan Stark (Head of English).
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The show was originally scheduled for June and then postponed to August due to Covid. Despite these setbacks, Jan is thrilled with the performances and the participation “The kids have come together and have a real sense of unity and are on stage feeling positive. The leadership of our young people is enormous. They got up there and did the business.”
As the title suggests, Lipsync is a production comprising a series of dances and skits – lip synchronised by student and staff to music – forming two nights of hilarious sing-along
Daffodil donations to be dropped off at First National, 50 Commercial St, Tākaka. For more information, or to offer help with the stall, call into First National or phone/txt Sharon on 027 525 8255.
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Daffodils are blooming and that means it’s time for the Cancer Society’s annual fundraiser.Daffodil Day falls next Friday 26 August and it’s back to business almostas-usual following last year’s cancellation of the street appeal due to Covid restrictions.Thestall outside Take Note in Tākaka will open at 9am while the Collingwood stall will be manned from 10am. There will be no stall at FreshChoice this year, due to ongoingCoordinatorrestrictions.for Golden Bay’s Daffodil Day fundraising efforts Sharon McConnon says the stalls will offer items for sale as well as the chance to win prizes. “We will have the usual merchandise on offer plus some raffles available, including a lovely floral arrangement donated by TeresaWhileBrough.”itisa very public event, Sharon says Daffodil Day is of deep personal significance to her. “Daffodil Day means something different for us all and this year I’m wearing my daffodil for my dear Mum, who we lost very suddenly at the end of June.” The flowers themselves are a key part of the day and Sharon is appealing for donations to ensure there are plenty to go round. “The daffodils have been quite early this year but if there is anyone who still has them in abundance and would like to donate them to the cause, they can be dropped off at the First National office from Wednesday afternoon or, alternatively we are happy to come and pick. “Also, if anyone would like to help for an hour on the Tākaka stall, please let me know, just in case there are spaces still available. If it’s wet, we’ll relocate somewhere under cover and sheltered up the street, depending on which way the rain is raining.”
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Rules for representing our ward Well, their names are out. And now we must elect two councillors who will represent the residents and ratepayers of our Golden Bay ward. The local government reforms state that we should elect representatives “who think like the community”. We are unique and alone in the aspirations of Tasman District Council and the fact we have two representatives give us two votes at the decision table. This fact gives the Golden Bay ward some clout. So, the incoming candidates must do the following:
• Listen to our collective voice and seek our guidance. Allow us to criticise them, and hold them to account for actions that are not in the interests of our community. Have the courage to challenge staff when they make Ourmistakes.councillors are the voice of Golden Bay, and must honour that privilege. Candidates must represent themselves openly and honestly throughout the electioneering period so we can cast an informed vote. This is an act of trust as most of us do not know them from a “bar of soap“. Reg Turner
Great fun was had at the first Village Theatre Fashion Parade on Sunday as part of the first Fashion Film Weekend. Thanks to the lovely sponsors Mariposa, Earth Gems, Choco Loco, Stitch ‘n Sew, Mussel Inn and Jenn at GB Hairdressers, prizes were awarded in a range of categories. Chris Watson and Kyra Dooley were crowned the Adult and Junior Majesties for SUBMITTED2022.
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NTT grant applications closing Network Tasman Trust is keen to raise awareness of the support it provides for local communities, and encourage more groups and individuals to apply for a grant before submissions close at the end of next week. Each year, Network Tasman Charitable Trust distributes more than $100,000 in grants to community organisations and individuals. Last year, it allocated $156,449 to 77 community organisations and three individual applicants. Trust Chairperson Gwenny Davis says the Trust aims to support a range of projects, services, and activities across five main areas: social support services, sport and recreation, education, art and culture, and environmental andInenergy-saving.GoldenBay,for example, GB Animal Welfare Society received a $3,000 grant to help volunteers trap, desex, tame and re-home stray and feral kittens, who have often been abandoned or dumped. “It’s not fair on the cats, as many don’t survive, but it’s also decimating our skink and bird populations,” said Lis Pedersen. “We’re just so grateful to Network Tasman Trust, the grant was a huge help.” Gwenny says: “We know that there are increasing demands on the community sector so we’re proud to be able to do our small part to support our community.” Network Tasman Trust grant applications close on Friday 26 August. To find out more, go to: https://www. poetry cabaret.
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A gREAT rAW Was World War 1, really the Great War, as the narrative of the day would have us believe? Was New Zealand’s most recognisable conscientious objector hounded and treated like a criminal by our government of the time so the narrative could be sustained? Was that war just a tiff between three European cousins that escalated beyond belief to a contagion of global blood-letting? In a gREAT rAW, the voices of the ancestors come together in a theatrical debate to question the greatness of World War 1, to uncover the pain and suffering of a century ago in the hope we may learn from our mistakes and hopefully, not repeat them. Village Theatre, Tākaka, Sunday 28 August, 2pm. Entry is by koha. See the theatre website for more details.
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Another positive for Corinne is the continuing work on the local curriculum, which she is excited to support at TPS. The initiative involves an “across-schools” teacher as kahui ako, whose role is to liaise with Manawhenua ki Mohua to develop a curriculum that is localised, bringing in the stories of the area. All students have the opportunity to learn te reo Māori and tikanga Māori, and TPS boasts three dual-medium classes –Years 0-1, Years 2-3 and Years 4-6. Corinne felt her daughters, seven-year-old Harper and sixyear-old Connor, were young enough to make the transition. She also has two older stepdaughters who continue to live in Palmerston North.
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The TPS focus on developing relationships and the importance of that for learning is also important to Corinne. And she is passionate about the structured literacy pathway that is a part of the focus for the school this year. “It’s a big change happening in education at the moment. It’s an approach to teaching reading, writing, spelling and handwriting that’s based on the science of how kids learn to read. The fact they were just ready to begin that journey was really enticing for me. I come from a school that are really on board with the philosophy behind it, and to be able to come here and lead staff through that is really important to me.”
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Corinne Rowe, from Palmerston North, is Tākaka Primary School’s new principal. Photo: Ronnie Short.
Although making the move was a tough decision, Corinne says, “I didn’t realise how ready I was for a new challenge. It’s been really good for me professionally.”
Corinne was deputy principal at College Street Normal School in Palmerston North when she applied for the post at TPS. She had worked there for 20 years, having started at College Street as a beginner teacher after attaining a Masters degree in teaching. “It’s the largest primary school in Palmerston North, with a roll of 630 kids,” says Corinne. “There are 150 here, and I love this size. I know all the staff and I nearly know all of the kids’ names.”
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Tākaka Primary School (TPS) has welcomed Corinne Rowe as its new school principal. Having settled into a school house with her husband and two daughters, Corinne is enjoying all that Golden Bay has to offer.When the position came up, Corinne had never heard of Golden Bay. A quick Google search showed a beautiful environment; then she checked out the school online. In particular, she was attracted to the school’s values and vision.
School SHORT Her husband, Gareth, previously worked for Fonterra in Palmerston North, initially as a tanker driver, then as a farm asset technician. He has just secured a position as casual tanker driver with Fonterra Tākaka. Gareth has been supporting the family’s settlement into their new home. The family spend weekends exploring their new“Weenvironment.loveithere. It’s such an amazing place to bring children up in,” said Corinne.
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No. 601 Medium Previous solution - Easy Spelling bees, one person confessed, put the “fear of hell” into her. Others used the word “terrifying”. Some of us do remember those sweat-inducing school spelling tests, but nowadays computer spell-checks do a lot to dispel the foibles of word sinners. Despite that, there was keen competition at the WordFest spelling bee at Tākaka Memorial Library last week, with entrants including none other than Golden Bay’s own Scrabble King, Murray Rogers. Due to incomplete teams, the competition was, at the last minute, contested by individuals. “It was a thoroughly enjoyable event with a select group participating,” said library manager Carolyn Roberts. “There were some challenging words that created lots of headscratching and laughter.” Whether they knew them or not, words like arenaceous, clafouti/s, irascible and vizsla were all attempted at and given the same few seconds as easier words like asphyxiation, dendrochronology and cruciverbalist, with words such as flibbertigibbet thrown in as brainteasers. Kirsty McLeod was declared Grand Champion with 28 out of 45 correct, just ahead of Murray, who will be hosting a Scrabble Championship at the library on 30 September. For this group, the spelling bee was nothing short of fun, stimulating discussion about various word anomalies.
Keep an eye out for more WordFest events happening at the library and for the rescheduled date of Carol Dawber’s talk, postponed from 17 August due to the weather.
Appreciation went to Carolyn for hosting the event as part of WordFest and for mustering some of the trickiest words in the dictionary, and also to Goodness2Go for their prizes for all participants.
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THE GB WEEKLY, FRIDAY 19 AUGUST 20228 CROSSWORD 273 Crossword 273 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 109 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 A $25 Take Note voucher will be awarded to the first correct solution drawn. Entries can be left at Paradise Entertainment, or scanned and emailed to admin@gbweekly.co.nz by midday on Monday 29 August. Name: ............................................................. Postal address: ............................................... Phone: ............................................................. ACROSS 1 The most expensive store opening for Peg: it’s a nuisance (8) 6 Fifty-one and fifty more? Time it’s not forbidden (5) 10 Work with a ripe one - it’s one of the first (7) 11 She blames the current not being direct with a curse perhaps (7) 12 Tags left early murder victim speechless initially (6) 13 Maybe top-liner’s angle is heavily armed undersea (8) 15 Some dreadful, nasty arm component (4) 16 Will it mean you’ll get a tick? (6,4) 20 Something added to agile chaps with time (10) 21 What’s left initially when plumber loses lemur in the van (4) 23 Actual sign is wrong so changes to how it was (8) 25 Signal to act as a swindler? (6) 27 Mean to state firmly on time (7) 28 Unruly, vile little Susan can be slippery (7) 29 Sample shows you have style (5) 30 Go under the bus reversing by Liverpool water endlessly (8) DOWN 2 A band of sliders? (8,7) 3 Victor’s in doubt when so matched (6) 4 Make count overseas once? Left goes for north (4) 5 Bruschetta perhaps for good health (5) 6 Cut fine fabric and tear to pieces (8) 7 The last thing you’ll do is find money in your French fries (4,2,4,5) 8 Start fire-light (5) 9 Dodgy ad! Laps up and gives a hand (8) 14 Neat prune! (4) 17 Thoroughly cooked and sounds brown (4) 18 Aim to get mad and put at risk (8) 19 Some wonderful times with my friend may be the last (8) 22 Object reserved unfinished (6) 23 Cook 5 first time - goes to the right (5) 24 Being born before the dales, beerless are what’s wanted (5) 26 It’s green and may flavour some other bowl of soup (4) CROSSWORD 271 The winner of the crossword competition published 5 August is Sally Douglas Congratulations, you can collect your prize from Take Note SOLUTIONS ACROSS: 1. Errors 4. Obedient 10. Estimated 11. Ridge 12. Airstrip 13. Please 15. Eked 17. Scarecrow 20. Movie star 21. Urge 24. Pierce 25. Educates 28. Erase 29. Landlords 30. Dressing 31. Idiots DOWN: 1. Elevated 2. Rotor 3. Remote 5. Bade 6. Derelict 7. Endeavour 8. Teeter 9. Staircase 14. Great Dane 16. Exonerate 18. Pitchers 19. Persists 22. Append 23. Scaled 26. Torso 27. Plan The GB Weekly Writing Competition Be in to win $25, $50, $75 or $100 POETRY: Entrants up to and including year 10 students are invited to submit an original poem. There are two age categories: Up to year 6; and up to year 10. The winner in each category will win Take Note vouchers to the value of $25 and $50 respectively. SHORT STORY: Entrants are invited to submit an original short story up to 1200 words in length. There are two age categories: Up to year 13; and open category. The winner in each category will win Take Note vouchers to the value of $75 and $100 respectively. Entries close at midnight on 31 August and must be submitted by email with subject heading “The GB Weekly WordFest Competition” to: admin@gbweekly.co.nz All entries should be the author’s own work and not have been entered to any previous competition. The judges decision is final. The GB Weekly will publish winning poems and stories plus a selection of other entries. RULES: PUZZLES 498 63973 634 27 51 946 7© 2022 Syndicated Puzzles237391 4493985 597217 1767963 86© 2022 Syndicated Puzzles312967584 754283619 968514237 683492751 495871362 127356948 271645893 846739125 539128476 STR8TS No. 601 Medium 872165 759123684 984657 674352 58674321 635214 345621 215689437 327856 138 97 How to beat Str8ts –Like Sudoku, no single number can repeat in any row or column. But... rows and columns are divided by black squares into compartments. These need to be filled in with numbers that complete a ‘straight’. A straight is a set of numbers with no gaps but can be in any order, eg [4,2,3,5]. Clues in black cells remove that number as an option in that row and column, and are not part of any straight. Glance at the solution to see how ‘straights’ are formed.
Photography has taken Chai Pyle on a journey around the world, but his lens is now sharply focused on Golden Bay. The transition from global to local came after Chai arrived in the Bay around five years ago. The move followed a long overseas adventure, which he began clutching his camera and a freshly-minted diploma in photography. “Travel and documentary photography fed my soul with its surprise opportunities and diverse subject matter,” says Chai. In 2009, however, he sold his camera gear, opting instead for travel without an agenda, and spent time tour guiding, doing odd jobs, and hiking. After landing in the Bay, his passion for picture-taking took off again. “In 2021 my creative juices were back with a vengeance and I set up my photography business in Golden Bay, this time with a quality mobile studio kit.”
For a maternity shoot, Chai sets up his mobile studio unit in the client’s home. “It’s often the first time for a woman and her family to step into a photo studio so, as you might expect, there can be some apprehension to begin with,” says Chai. Recent subject Rose O’Connor attests that “Chai’s style was really disarming and I quickly felt relaxed. It actually ended up being surprisinglyWeddingsfun.”are a new venture for Chai, but one he fully embraces. “I see weddings as a sacred rite, so as the photographer I feel privilege in witnessing such richness, and I relish the challenge of capturing these moments.”
WIN A FAMILY PHOTOSHOOT! Chai is offering a free sunset photoshoot on Rototai Beach for one lucky Golden Bay family. Simply complete the following sentence which appears on Chai’s website: “This family portrait shoot is a fun adventure and
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To help “get the ball rolling” on his business, Chai is offering some special deals, including one free wedding and maternity focuses on Bay JO
Chai says his high-tech studio lights bring out the best in personal and commercial subjects which, over the past year, have included jewellery, models, musicians, pregnant women, weddings and families. The majority of personal subjects are covered by three “packages”: the family; maternity; and wedding shoots. The family shoot, Chai says, is a “casual affair” – typically taking advantage of the natural light just before sunset. “Everyone looks good rimmed in golden light, and framed by one of our amazing beaches. It’s a great way to celebrate one’s whānau.”
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The reshuffle changed the pattern of the game with the Maidens defending stoutly and creating a number of goalscoring opportunities. Although they didn’t find the back of the opposition’s net, the Maidens’ tightened-up defence conceded only a single goal in the second-half leaving the final score at 0-6.
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Phil was clearly pleased with the performance of his players. “The ability to change and adapt that fast is a credit to the Shield Maidens as even a load of professional teams struggle to do that.”
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GOLF10 August. Tui Cup: R Heuvel bt C Hadler 1up. Stableford: S Kerr 39, M Dixon 38, J Solly 36. Closest to pins: 3/12 R Young, 4/13 R Tait, 8/17 W Collie, 9/18 G Allen. Twos: R Young, S Kerr. Best gross: W Collie. 13 August. Match Play Pairs Final: W Collie and G Bradley bt W Dobbie and G Allen. Stableford: P Solly 33, R Dyce 33, R Davis 30. Closest to pins: 3/12 W Dobbie, 4/13 W Collie, 8/17 M Dixon, 9/18 R Davis. Twos: R Davis, W Dobbie, J Garner. Happy wanderer: J Garner. Best gross: R Davis 79. BRIDGE10August.
JO RICHARDS JO RICHARDS Shield Maidens’ keeper Bianca Honey races out to block a volley from Suburbs’ First XI striker . Photo: Jo Richards. Both of Golden Bay’s senior women’s teams were in action on home turf last Saturday. Kicking off at 1pm, GB Wahine Toa took on the high-flying Nelson Suburbs Swans in a Division 2 fixture. Coming into the tie, the Swans had won 9 out of 10 of their matches this season and led the standings by a considerable margin. It was always going to be a big ask for Wahine Toa, and their task got a whole lot bigger just three minutes into the game when the visitors opened the scoring. Undeterred, the home side recovered to mount a number of promising attacks, but the Swans put together some good moves of their own, putting their hosts under pressure and winning a series of corners. On more than one occasion the Swans looked odds-on to extend their lead but were thwarted by Wahine Toa keeper Stacey Currin-Steer who was having a great spell between the sticks. As half-time approached it looked like the home side had nullified the threat but two minutes out from the break, and out of nowhere, a speculative long-range lob sailed over the keeper’s head and into the back of the net. In the second half, Wahine Toa started well but were unlucky to concede to a deflected shot shortly after the restart. Despite creating some good chances, the home side were unable to convert and the match finished with the score at 0-3. Coach Richard Price said his team needs to remember what they learn in practice. “I’m a bit disappointed in our passing; we are so confident in training.”
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Wahine Toa’s Phoebe Potts about to launch a long-range pass in Saturday’s match against Suburbs Swans. Photos: Jo Richards.
Shortly after Wahine Toa’s match finished, Golden Bay’s Shield Maidens took to the pitch to face Nelson Suburbs FC Women’s 1st XI in a Division 1 clash. It turned out to be a game of two very different halves. The Maidens got off to a good start, their defensive shield holding out well against the visitors’ relentless attacks. But after 15 minutes, the ramparts were breached and, for the next 30 minutes, Suburbs’ slick movement, and a particularly lethal strike force, added four more to their tally. Maidens’ coach Phil Smith mixed things up at half-time with players, including the goal-keeper, changing positions.
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THE GB WEEKLY, FRIDAY 19 AUGUST 202210 Home Games U6s Friday night 5.30pm Away Games U8s Mike 7s at Greenmeadows Briefing at briefing at 8.45am. Kick off at 9.20am. U10s Mike 7s at Greenmeadows Briefing at briefing at 8 45am Kick off at 9 20am U12s Season has finished U13s Season has finished U14s Plate Final 12pm vs Marlborough High School Blue at Awarau Park Hope to see you on and your positive vibes on the sidelines Saturday 13th August 2022 Takaka Rugby Football Club JUNIOR PRIZEGIVING T A K A K A R U G B Y F O O T B A L L C L U B I N V I T E S Y O U T O F R I D A Y 2 6 T H A U G 5 . 3 0 p m R e c P a r k C l u b r o o m s 5 3 0 p m U 6 s , U 8 s & U 1 0 s p r e s e n t a t i o n s F o o d a t a p p r o x 6 3 0 p m 7 p m U 1 2 s , U 1 3 s & U 1 4 s p r e s e n t a t i o n s A l l r u g b y j e r s e y s a n d s h o r t s a r e t o b e r e t u r n e d o n t h e e v e n i n g WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE
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The Birds Hill bump is in danger of becoming a permanent feature on SH60 near Waitapu Bridge. Last November, following months of stop-go traffic control, Waka Kotahi New Zealand Transport Agency (WKNZTA) shifted the carriageway a few metres away from the unstable roadside bank, reinstated both lanes, and removed the trafficThelights.minor diversion was envisaged as a short-term fix by the agency. “This is not a permanent solution to the landslip above this site but will help for the short-term,” said WKNZTA senior network manager Phil Hamblin at the time (GBW, 5/11/21). That “short-term” has now stretched to almost 10 months, and there are still no signs of the bump being banished. In response to an inquiry by The GB Weekly last week, WKNZTA system bump agency JO RICHARDS manager Top of the South Andrew James provided an explanation for the ongoing delay. “The big bump is caused by a slip above the road. This slip is still moving, and further slow slumping is expected to continue. The site is regularly monitored, and contractors are ready to remove further material as and when required.” Andrew added that the long-term plan remains to restore the road to its original configuration. “We are continuing to look at how the site can be stabilised and stopping further water entering the slip zone up slope. At this stage, localised management will continue as any permanent solution is expected to require significant work and costs.”
Ceilidh stomps out poverty
Buxton Lane, Takaka | 525 7891 tui compost 40 litre SKU 126145 Special deal available 01.08.22 - 31.08.22 3 for $20 Vergne W 027 307 vergne@gbsurveyors.co.nz7824 New Website Coming Soon! GOLDEN BAY SURVEYORS LTD Registered Professional Surveyors New Website Coming Soon! Property RelationshipEmploymentCommercialLawLawFamilyLawLawProperty Trusts, Wills & Estates Jon Tidswell, David Earle & Claudine Dupuy attend the offices of Warn & Associates, 23 Motupipi Street, Takaka, by appointment For appointments ph 0800 452 746 Main office: 43 Halifax St, Nelson www.glasgow-harley.co.nz The Presbyterian Women’s Group hosted another soup and dessert luncheon at the Tākaka Bowling Club rooms recently. The women have been running these fundraisers for a number of years, usually two over the winter months. Donations have been given to various organisations including MenzShed, St John, Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy, parenting courses, sewing, gardening and youth groups. This time, the $600 raised will be shared between Mohua Social Services and the Ukrainian Refugee Appeal. Food for the lunch is donated and prepared by members of the church who welcome anyone to join them. The meal is not just about a delicious lunch for a very reasonable cost, but also having a happy, friendly, social time. It’s a real community event hosted by a community-minded group. JOYCE WYLLIE JOYCE WYLLIE Bump in the road: No short-term fix, according to Waka Kotahi NZTA. Photo: Jo Richards.
Luncheon raises funds The “Stomping Out Poverty” ceilidh attracted a good crowd to the Pōhara Hall for a Saturday night of exertion and entertainment.Aswellasraising the heart rates of over 80 enthusiastic participants, the Golden Bay Folk Dance group raised over $800 for the local food bank. A four-woman ceilidh band called Footloose, made up of two talented mother-and-daughter duos, created live music. No previous dance skills were required as an experienced “caller” explained the moves and instructed the sequences of each dance. Comments from people on the dance floor indicated that it was a successful evening. “I came last year and didn’t want to miss it,” said one. “It’s great to see all the smiles.” “I’ve had so much fun but my calf muscles are really sore now,” said a third. Kevin Durkan, one of the organisers, agreed that it was a great night and that they will be back for another ceilidh next year. He said it may be at a different hall, but it will be another fun fundraiser.
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Excellent communication and organisational skills are an essential part of your day to day work You have a positive mental attitude, compassion and the ability to be flexible in your approach You are happy to work across the organisation with a range of cultures and values
Benefits include but are not solely: *Paid professional/registration fees *Annual training budget *Professional Supervision *Relocation support by negotiation
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FRIDAY 19 AUGUST BADMINTON, REC PARK CENTRE, 7-9pm. All welcome. Ph Kerry 525 7007. SATURDAY 20 AUGUST CANCELLED: Motupipi Hall mini book fair and soup and dessert luncheon, due to the weather.
Consent for Police Vetting and the Covid 19 Vaccination and boosters are required. Applications close 5pm, Friday 26 th Aug 2022 For a job description and application form, please e mail hr@twm.org.nz, or go www.twm.org.nz/careersto
Skills & Experience: *Min 2 years experience as a registered nurse *Working within a challenging and changing environment
THE GB WEEKLY, FRIDAY 19 AUGUST 202214 Groups welcomeenquire about lunch Bookings are recommended AUGUST HOURS 818 Abel Tasman Drive | 525 7998 ratanuilodge com Open Daily Breakfast from 8am Dinner & drinks from 4pm UPCOMING EVENTS / Mea pakiri haere
TUESDAY 23 AUGUST GOLDEN BAY COMMUNITY AND WHANAU monthly meeting, see advert on page 15 for full details. GB WEEKLY DEADLINE: noon on Tuesdays. Late fees apply until 4pm Tuesdays, if space is available. Stitch ‘n Sew and Collingwood On the Spot store are our agents. Or email us: admin@gbweekly.co.nz. WEDNESDAY 24 AUGUST COSTUME HIRE will be closed from now until 20 September.
• Strong communication skills with the ability to build relationships and work within a team • Attention to detail and good organisational skills
We would love to hear from you if you have:
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Applications open until filled For a job description and application form, please e mail twm@twm.org.nz, or go www.twm.org.nz/careersto SITUATIONS VACANT / Tūranga wātea $250 reward offered to cameraperson for filming Addams Family musical, preferably Thursday 8 September. Two-three discrete cameras? Ph Sage 021 070 0656. FOR SALE / Hei hokohoko BUILDING OR RENOVATING? AES Wastewater Treatment system: No power, 20-year warranty, supplying NZ from Golden Bay. www.et.nz, ph 525 9020. COMPUTERS, tablets, and smartphones. New and used. On display at Zentec in Takaka. Contact 03 525 8371 or support@ zentec.co.nz for more info. CLEANER (1 or 2 positions) Permanent Part-Time - 30 hours per week (6 hours per day, Monday to Friday during non-school hours and holidays) Starting 29 August 2022 or earlier To apply or for more details: Phone 027 87 44033 or email steph@gbh.school.nz Applications close: 4pm, 24 August 2022 Golden Bay High BreakfastSchoolCook (Casual) Golden Bay Community Health is an integrated health facility that includes a wide range of primary, secondary and community care with 24 aged residential beds, 5 acute beds, maternity, general practice, urgent care, rural nursing and Allied Health. If you enjoy working with people, are friendly, organised and can stay calm under pressure we would love to hear from you. For a job description & application form go to: www.nbph.org.nz/careers For more information, please contact Sally Howell, Kitchen Manager/Chef on 03 525 0109 or 027 345 0902. Position open until filled. UPCOMING GIGS & EVENTS... FRIDAY 19TH AUGUST MURAT KILIC (RECKLESS REPUBLIC - AU) EMMA TREE / TWOTOTANGO - $10 SATURDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER BIG SCOUT ALBUM LAUNCH- LIVE GRIP-TAPE - $5 SATURDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER - INNA JUNGLEgetafix/ encrypta/ wyldflower / jargon - $5 FRIDAY 23RD SEPTEMBER GENRE FLUID - $10 SATURDAY 1ST OCTOBER TEMPO SCHMEMPO
Ō NEKAK Ā PLAYGROUP, all welcome, Wednesdays 10am12.30pm, Onekaka Hall. THURSDAY 25 AUGUST DAYTIME BADMINTON, Rec Park Centre, 9-11am. All welcome. Ph Kerry 525 7007.
NZ MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL, see Village Theatre ad on the next page for times.
Vacancy Casual Receptionist / Administrator We are looking for a suitably qualified candidate in the following casual position: RECEPTIONIST / ADMINISTRATOR to join our busy team. If you have two to three years’ experience in an administrative support role and demonstrated competence in using Microsoft Office and/or Indici or other PMS, we would welcome your Forapplicationajobdescription and application form go to www.nbph.org.nz/vacancies or please contact Sally.Boixo@nbph.org.nz Coordinator for further information If this sounds like you, please send your CV and application to hr@nbph.org.nz or NBPH, PO Box 1776 Nelson 7040. 26 August 2022 Health Nurse Part Time, 30hrs Mon Thu, Negotiable We have an exciting opportunity for a nurse to work in a variety of clinical settings You will be working with experienced teams that strive to provide high quality care You will be able to work autonomously and participate in a multi disciplinary approach to care
OLD SCHOOL CAFÉ Open 4pm till late Friday and 11am till late Saturday, Sunday. O’SHA, open Tuesday-Sunday, lunch 11.30am-2.30pm and dinner 5-8.30pm. Ph 525 6117. THE MUSSEL INN. Open 7 days from 11am. WHOLEMEAL CAF É , open 7 days for dine-in meals and takeaways, 7.30am-3pm.
• A proactive and positive approach
Programmes to listen out for:
Friday 19 until Tuesday 23 August Disclaimer: This forecast is a personal interpretation complied from public information provided by NZ Metservice and other public sources. It is a local forecast and no liability is implied or accepted. Sollys Contractors are proud sponsors of this weather forecast. Enquiries phone: 03 525 9843 SOLLYS Contractors Kahurangi Christian Church Sunday 21 ContactŌnekakā10:30amAugustHallRowanMiller,0211068461 93 Commercial St, Takaka. www.godunlimited.org Ph: 5259 265 “The Lord is near to all who call on Him, to all who call on Him in truth.” Psalms 145:18 Sunday Service 10 am All Welcome. Pastor: Rodney Watson 027 511 4266 Cabins + powered and non-powered camping - ph 524 8308 HOURS: Camp Shop 8am to 6pm Newspapers ● Ice ● Bread ● Milk ● Ice-creams....etc WINE ● BEER ● DIESEL ● PETROL BeachPakawauPark Community & MeetingWhanau 23 August 2022 12.00 1.00pm The Mussel Inn Coming Up... ThuAUGUST25th ACID ON THE MICROPHONE SPECIAL - MAD DOGGEREL CABARET. $10 Poet Laureate David Eggleton, Fijian born and raised poet Daren Kamali, with soundscape guitarist David Wallis. Wed 31st CAITLIN WELSH & IAN TRAFFORD –evocative music and nature images. $10 SatSEPTEMBER3rdWE MAVERICKS – Australian based Celtic Americana duo. $15 Sun 4th KRISTIAN BLAK ENSEMBLE – Music from the Faroe Islands. $15 Thu 15th QUIZ – all welcome Sat 17th ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE – Celtic Scandinavian Roots $15 Thu 22nd ACID ON THE MICROPHONE – open Mic, all welcome Fri 23rd ANDREW LONDON TRIO Sat 24th MIKE GARNER & NEIL BILLINGTON Wed 28th THE BICYCLE AND THE BUTCHER’S DAUGHTER - $15 tix on Eventfinda Thu 29th QUIZ – all welcome for more details see www.musselinn.co.nz THIS WEEK 19 - 23 AUGUST Friday 19th: 4:30 Minions: The Rise of Gru (PG) 7:30 Where the Crawdads Sing (M) Saturday 20th: 4:30 The Gardener (subtitles) (G) FINAL 7:30: NZ Mountain Film Festival (G) $18/$16/$12
©Copyright OceanFun and possibly thundery. Westerlies from afternoon with showers becoming isolated. Monday: Northerlies for a time with some showers. Southwesterlies from midday with clearing weather apart from a few showers over Kahurangi.
SACRED Heart Catholic faith community celebrate Mass at 4pm Sundays. Masks please. ST Andrews Presbyterian Church extends a warm welcome to join us for morning worship at 10am. Saturday In The Country Brother and sister Terry and Diane Langford have hosted Saturday in the Country since 2000. Terry is a dairy farmer, in Golden Bay, who is also a whizz with sound production and knows about stage lighting, carpentry, metal work and wiring. He provides his expertise to the Takaka Drama Society (to which both Terry and Diane belong) and also, when requested, to the local schools for their drama and concert performances. Terry also organises the sound and lighting for the Golden Valley Country Music Awards each Queen’s Birthday Weekend and the Mardi Gras on Waitangi Weekend. Diane is a full-time library assistant at the Takaka Memorial Library and helps run the Costume Hire which is a branch of the Drama Society, and acting when the opportunity presents itself. Terry and Diane are both members of the of the Marble Mountain Country Music Club. Terry sets up the sound and both play in the band, Terry on bass and Diane on rhythm guitar. Saturday in the Country airs every Saturday from 12 noon - 2:00 and replays Thursday mornings at 4:00. FreshFM.NZ
www.freshfm.net
GOLDEN BAY TIDE WATCH - TARAKOHE TIDE TIMES SUN AND MOON BILL HOHEPA’S MAORI FISHING GUIDE
Publishing, Ltd. www.ofu.co.nz TAKAKA FUELS & FISHING Proudly sponsors Golden Bay Tide Watch 2 Commercial Street, Takaka ꟾ Ph 525 7305 NEWARRIVINGSTOCKDAILYFriday: Northwesterlies tending northeast. A few showers at first but rain developing again later and becoming heavy at times at night. Saturday: Northeasterlies with rain at first. Winds tend westerly in the afternoon with rain easing to a few showers, mainly in western areas. Sunday: Northerlies with some showers at first, a few heavy
Tuesday: Northwesterlies becoming strong. Cloud increasing and rain developing later. from Sunday 21st: 1:30 NT Live: Prima Facie (R16) $25/$20 Once only 4:30: NZ Mountain Film Festival (G) $18/$16/$12 7:30 Ruby’s Choice (PG) Tuesday 23rd Treat Tuesday $11: 7:30 Thor: Love & Thunder (M) FINAL CHURCH SERVICES ON SUNDAYS GOLDEN Bay Anglican Church warmly invites you to join them on Sunday, 10am at Takaka or 4.45pm at Collingwood (starting with a cuppa). Fellowship gatherings (fellowship, songs, prayer and bible study) held fortnightly - 31 July, 14 and 28 August; traditional services (with a speaker) held on alternate fortnights – 7 and 21 August.
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THE GB WEEKLY, FRIDAY 19 AUGUST 202216 50 Commercial Street, Takaka Golden Bay First National Licensed REAA 2008 MREINZ info@goldenbayproperty.com Ph: (03) 525 8800 Jana 021SalespersonMcCONNON2452197James 027B.ComPrincipal/AREINZMACKAY3590892 Belinda J 021Agent/AREINZBARNES2362840SHARON McCONNON Sales Manager 0275 258 255 Paul 0275SalespersonMcCONNON042872 Cherie 03ReceptionAdmin/BYRNE5258800 It is our pleasure to support the good work of the Cancer Society with this awesome, nationwide fundraiser. Look out for stalls at Take Note, Tākaka & in Collingwood Township. Lots of lovely goodies & raffles for sale, & donation collection. Please call Sharon if you have an hour to spare to help on the Tākaka stall roster or have fresh daffodils to donate. The freehold title is now issued & a price reduction too so “What are you waiting for? Secure your slice of paradise in stunning Golden Bay. This 2,684m ideal central location. Views of the surrounding farmland & mountain ranges make for a glorious back drop. Head to the golden sands in one direction or the Motupipi River in the other (whitebait season is upon us)! Motupipi School is just around the corner & a trip to Takaka Township just a 5 minute drive or take the cycleway. Paul McConnon 0275 042 872 paul@goldenbayproperty.com or Jana McConnon 021 245 2197 WHATjana@goldenbayproperty.comHEADINGAREYOUWAITINGFOR?2TOIORACLOSE, ROTOTAI • 4 bdrm/2bthrm over 2 levels • Great family home with options... • Possible income from upstairs • Close to schools, town & beach • Plenty of room on 712sqm Ref: GB3902 $795,000 James Mackay 027 359 0892 or james@goldenbayproperty.com FAMILY FRIENDLY PLUS • Close to the beach, golf course... Ref: GB3901 $835,000 Paul McConnon 0275 042 872 Jana McConnon 021 245 2197 CLASSIC ON CLIFTON 2/364 ABEL TASMAN DRIVE • Modern & Immaculate • Peaceful & Private • Est. gardens including fruit trees • Close to...well everything!! • 4 bed/2bath, dble garage 4052m2 Ref: GB3904 Offers Over $1.1m Paul McConnon 0275 042 872 or Jana McConnon 021 245 2197 MOTUPIPI MASTERPIECE 23 TŌTARA AVE, PĀKAWAU • Modest bach in great condition • Protected by seawall • Cast your fishing line off the lawn • 3 bedroom /1 bathroom • Family memories for the making! Ref: GB3907 Price By Negotiation James Mackay 027 359 0892 or TOTALLY TŌTARA 29 BAY VISTA DR, PŌHARA • ….you won’t be disappointed! • Architecturally designed • Beautifully spec’d throughout • Unsurpassed views of the Bay • 3 bed/2 bath/internal dbl garage Ref: GB3898 Offers Over $1.48m Paul McConnon 0275 042 872 Jana McConnon 021 245 2197 ELEGANCE AND LOCATION….2036TAKAKA VALLEY HWAY • Demolish & rebuild a new home? • 657m2 section & good dbl garage • Close to Rec Centre & Park • Cycle/walk way to Town or Hosp • Develop your ideas here! Ref: GB3906 NOW $315,000 Belinda J Barnes 021 236 2840 belinda@goldenbayproperty.comor AS IS, WHERE IS!
