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Nelson Weekly
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TUESDAY 25 March 2014
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Later this week the winner of the ‘Most Wonderful Woman’ competition will be announced. Who’s the most wonderful woman in your life?
Belinda Clark REGISTERED LEGAL EXECUTIVE (DipLExSt)
92 Collingwood St, Nelson Ph: 546 8670 or 0274 312 874 belinda@stallardlaw.co.nz
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Sharleen Quin, Nelson.
Mark Palmano, Nelson.
Lisa Hewett, Upper Moutere.
Matt Bainbridge, Nelson.
“The most wonderful woman in my life would probably be my boyfriend’s mum because she’s always there to support me through tough times.”
“My wife, because she is just one of the kindest people you’ll ever meet.”
“Probably my mum because she’s had cancer in the past and now she’s fitter than before and doing wonderful things, so she’s a positive in my life.”
“I’ve no idea, I’m very much single. I suppose my mother, its your mum isn’t it, you gotta love them.”
Top crowd for Harvest Fare
More people attended this year’s Sprig & Fern Summer Harvest Fare, and the organisers say it had a relaxed, family atmosphere. Kim Quint of Richmond Unlimited says feedback from the stall holders was all positive, and that this year’s event attracted more people than ever before. The Summer Harvest Fare, which had its name rebranded this year, is held to celebrate the region’s harvest, and to get together with friends and family at the end of summer. “We have such a big variety of harvest, in particular the apples and the grapes and the hops, which equates to your wine, Enjoying the Harvest Summer Fare in Sundial Square last Friday were, from left, Jarbeer, cider and food of course.” Kim says everybody at the Summer Har- rod Robinson, Mandy Pearcy, Faye Woodhead, Jayna Wadsworth and Drew Hawes. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. vest Fare was well behaved.
ENvIRoNMENT ACCoRD: An accord committing the Department of Conservation to maintaining the gains made by a privately backed environmental group was signed in Nelson over the weekend. The agreement with the $100 million Next Foundation was signed by conservation minister Nick Smith. CoFFEE ChAMPS: Rabbit Island Coffee Company co-owner Ali Slotemaker reached the semi-finals at the New Zealand Barista Championship in Wellington during over the weekend, but fell just short of a spot in the final. Ali wrote on Facebook page that she was “totally chuffed” to finish inside the top 12.