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Hadley Blackman gets some air time as she enjoys perfect spring snow conditions at Rainbow Ski Area last weekend. Rainbow has been busy preparing for three big season-ending events, including the Harcourts Regional Primary School champs next Wednesday, the Rainbow 10th Anniversary Celebrations and annual Bowater Motor Group Slush Challenge on September 13 and the Summit Batty Club champs on September 14.

Warehouse open, but more to come The Warehouse’s latest store has only just opened on Queen Street in Richmond and four new businesses are already waiting to move onto the site when the next stage of the development is completed.

Nelson MP Nick Smith cut the ribbon at last Thursday’s official opening of The Warehouse on the former Placemakers site adjacent to the Richmond Mall. Although it signalled the completion of one project that store manager Geoff Bostock says “has been a long time coming”, it marked the start of another for the crew from Gibbons

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Gibbons Construction is moving straight from The Warehouse onto two new premises on the site that will be home to four businesses.

National retailers Tango’s Shoes and Bed Bath & Beyond will be moving into a new building to be completed next to the Richmond Police Station by the end of February. Law firm McFadden McMeeken Phillips and Nelson Radiology are moving into offices on the second floor of The Warehouse complex when they are completed

next month.

Nelson Radiology’s Richmond branch is moving from temporary premises on Talbot Street, after being flooded out of their building on the corner of Queen Street and Gladstone Road last year. Nelson law firm McFadden McMeeken Phillips is moving its Richmond offices from Florence Street.

Gibbons Construction had earlier completed the KMart building on the site and managing director of Gibbons Construction, Scott Gibbons, says there continues to be a big demand for retail and business

premises in Richmond. The KMart complex also houses Couplands Bakery, Benge and Co, Aki Sushi and Columbus Coffee.

“Richmond is really going ahead,” Scott says. “We keep building these places and people keep coming here - the momentum is creating more momentum.”

However, Scott admits that their latest project provided a big challenge, after wet weather in April delayed key stages by almost a month.

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“It was a bit of a close one. We lost a month in April with the weather and we weren’t able to pour concrete or install timber, but we were able to catch up over the next few months,” Scott says.

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Nick says that The Warehouse opening “is a vote of confidence for the community and the economy”, with 50 new jobs and a $10 million dollar investment providing a big boost to the district.

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More awards for local heroes The four men who saved two lives from a sinking car last winter have been recognised by Nelson City Council for their efforts.

Nelson mayor Rachel Reese presented the Royal Humane Society Awards for Bravery to local men Kyle Paki Paki and Philip Walker, and honoured Atawhai man Gary Miller and British tourist Adam Black, in a special ceremony held in the Council Chamber on Monday.

The awards are in recognition of the men’s actions on July 13, last year which lead to the successful rescue of Filemoni Fa’avae and Ali Fa’avae from their vehicle, after it crashed into Saltwater Creek.

The men also pulled driver Janice Fa’avae from the submerged vehicle though, sadly, she did not survive the incident despite their best efforts.

Rachel presented Kyle and Philip with the Royal Humane Society’s Bronze Medal. Gary and Adam were unable to attend the ceremony, but have been awarded the Royal Humane Society’s Certificate of Merit.

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Nelson mayor Rachel Reese with Kyle Paki Paki, left, and Philip Walker, after they were awarded the Royal Humane Society Awards for Bravery. Photo: Jessie Johnston. is testament to their selflessness that they didn’t hesitate to help when faced with a life and death situation.

“I am very proud that we have people in our community who epitomise the spirit of bravery and public service. It says a lot about Nelsonians that our people responded so heroically in such a critical situation. It is a privilege to be able to publicly recognise this courage.

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Richmond funeral home to expand

Pupils from Tuia te Matangi School, from left, Ayesha Hohepa, Sonaia Beard, Elizabeth Lucas, Tahlia Kairau-Bevan and Hinerangi Broughton, perform at the opening of The Warehouse’s new store in Richmond last Thursday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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Waimea Richmond Funeral Services is selling part of its land on the corner of Salisbury and Champion roads and is planning to redevelop its funeral home on the 1.9 hectare property.

The property is owned by the well-known Day family which also operates the monumental masons, G Miller and Sons, on the site, as well as funeral services in Nelson and Motueka and a crematorium in Hope.

Although Francis Day says he can’t reveal who is buying the land, because of a confidentially clause, he did say that “we have been negotiating for quite some time” and that the sale was imminent.

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land but we are not leaving the site. We will be retaining a substantial part of it and building a modern, new funeral home there,” he says.

Francis says Richmond is growing rapidly and the existing funeral home is not large enough to offer a full service for the population.

The redeveloped funeral home would complement its services at Marsden House in Nelson and Golden Bay Motueka Funeral Services in Motueka.

“We originally brought the property when it was a deer farm and all the surrounding

land was rural. We wanted to develop a crematorium but that wasn’t possible so we opened one at the Gardens of the World at Hope.

“We’ve had a lot of interest in the land over the years. People have wanted to buy it for subdividing for housing or motels and we were approached about building a boarding house for the school but we wanted to stay here.”

G Miller and Sons will also be staying on the site, although they will be relocating the manufacturing side of their business to another site.

Francis expects that they will complete plans for development of the property by the end of the year.

The Richmond Funeral Services and G Miller and Sons site, on the corner of Salisbury and Champion roads. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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Kiwis love to visit Nelson Nelson has been ranked as the third most popular holiday spot for Kiwis, shows a survey by travel website Wotif.

The survey was released last week and shows Queenstown as the most popular domestic holiday venue, followed by Wellington, Nelson, Wanaka and Auckland.

The same survey showed the beach ranked highest when it came to New Zealander’s favourite place to holiday, which may explain Nelson’s high ranking. Thirty one per

cent of the survey’s 1531 respondents said they like to spend their holiday relaxing.

The survey’s release is the second piece of good news for the region’s tourism industry, with Nelson City Council last week announcing it was taking full ownership of Nelson Tasman Tourism. It comes after former half-owner Tasman District Council decided to drop its funding of the tourism marketing and promotions group.

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“Tourism currently brings over $500 million to the Nelson and Tasman economy. Nelson City Council is committed to continue investing in the sector through tourism development activities and the i-Site.

This is an opportunity to use closer ties with NTT, to leverage major events and our regional facilities in a way that adds value to ratepayers.”

Tasman District deputy mayor Tim King says the council’s agreement to the share transfer recognises the value of the tourism sector to the region and opens the way for greater flexibility.

“We will continue to work with Nelson City and industry leaders to develop the best model and how to fund it.”

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WAKEFIELD HALL FAILS QUAKE TEST: Seismic evaluation of the Wakefield Hall, using X-ray technology, has shown that the reinforcing in the hall’s concrete block walls and parts of the roof do not meet earthquake standards. The Tasman District Council had already reported a seismic rating of less than the required 34 per cent of new building standards for the Wakefield Hall and the X-ray scanning did not result in any change to that rating.

Council will be discussing the future of the district’s earthquake-prone buildings at a workshop later this year.

BIG BEACH CLEAN UP: The Big Beach Clean-up is on again this year, scheduled for November 1 when volunteers will give Tasman Bay’s coastline a spring clean. The coastline from Marahau to Cable Bay will be divided up into sections and groups will be assigned to collect rubbish from those areas. Volunteers collected 3.5 tonne of rubbish in last year’s Big Beach Clean-up.

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SECOND HAND SUNDAY: Registrations are open for the second edition of Second Hand Sunday, to be held on September 28 from 10am to 1pm. Nelson City Council and Tasman District Council trialled the event in June, as a practical way for people to pass on items that would otherwise end up going to landfill. More than 145 households took part and 93 per cent of respondents in a post-event survey said they would happily do it again. People taking part in Second Hand Sunday simply leave unwanted items on their driveway for others to collect and take away. Register online at tasman.govt.nz using search phrase Second Hand Sunday.

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Hip hop shakedown coming to Richmond Nine crews from Richmond hip hop dance studio Mad Beat will need to be in sync for this year’s Shakedown competition, to be held in the Waimea College Hall this Saturday.

Shakedown was initially organised to provide dancers from Nelson with a chance to compete with crews from around the South Island, but this year it will become a national event with 44 crews and 17 solo dancers from throughout Mad Beat Hip Hop dance crew Descendants, Demi Salton and Cloe Kemp, front, and from left, the country competing and event Emma Common, Shauna Hailes-Paku, Hannah Swift, Catherine Evaga and Courtney Butchart, re- director Gemma Laing says that hearse for the Shakedown competition at Waimea College this Saturday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. will lift the standard to a new high.

“The caliber of this year’s entries is, by far, the highest we have seen and we are looking forward to a entertaining, energetic display of hip hop dance,” Gemma says. “Many of the competitors are nationally Due to popular demand the salon will recognised crews who competed at remain open with Louise in charge from the national champs in Auckland 20 September. earlier in the year.”

Reduced hours: Wed, Thurs, Fri 10am - 4pm One of Mad Beat’s crews, Descendants, will be making their debut at Cherie will be back on deck Shakedown and coach Ashley Belk Tuesday 14 October says they have had a hectic few weeks preparing for the event.

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Descendants has girls from Waimea College, Garin College and Nelson College for Girls.

Gemma says one of the highlights of Shakedown will be the Mega Crew section which involves crews of 15 to 25 dancers onstage at once.

All crews are judged on creativity, choreography, spacing, timing, use of music, performance and interaction with the crowd.

Gemma says this year’s event will have three highly experienced judges, Dujon Cullingford of Hamilton and Daphne Seyb and Patrick Godinet of Wellington.

Daphne has competed internationally, and trained as a judge with Street Dance NZ, while Patrick has judged in Brisbane at House of Champions and is an internationally recognised choreographer.

Tickets cost $10 for school-aged children and $15 for adults, with a family of four costing $40.

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Daffodil Day – Wednesday August 27: The Cancer Society has had another successful Daffodil Day appeal. The annual fundraising event was supported by a very generous public when it hit the streets on Friday, August 29. Although an exact amount hasn’t been tallied yet, it is looking like the Cancer Society will make a similar amount to last year, just under $100,000.

Richmond Mall Pines Volleyball Team – Wednesday August 27: The Richmond Pines volleyball team has won their third consecutive national title, after competing in the Volleyball New Zealand Club Championships in Tauranga. The team played North Harbour in the final and won 3-1, while Mt Maunganui came third and an Auckland team completed the top four. Patrick Shone earned himself best setter in the all star six, while Ben Glue was best spiker and local player Teryn Proracki played an outstanding final, despite a severe stomach bug.

PUTTING UP ITS PEWS: Members of the Stoke Methodist Church with the 20 pews that are up for sale this Saturday morning. The main church was sold this winter and the rimu pews will be sold from 9am at the Church’s main hall on Neale Ave, Stoke. They are, from left, Keith Drogemuller, Gary Clover, Jan Thompson and Val Knight. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Special tournament helps create special friendships

Special education students and staff from Waimea College, Papanui High School and Allenvale High School, enjoy a barbecue put on by the Waimea Weekly at the ASB Aquatic Centre grounds last Thursday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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The friendships and camaraderie between special education students from Richmond and Christchurch continued last week when they got together in Nelson for their annual inter-school basketball tournament.

Forty-three students from Waimea College, Salisbury School, Papanui High and Allenvale School, took part in the three-day exchange which centred around a basketball tournament at Saxton Stadium.

The students also enjoyed a trip to the movies, dinner at the Lone Star, games at the Motueka Recreation Centre, indoor bowls at Club Waimea, and a barbecue and swim at the ASB Aquatic Centre.

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“The students got so much out of the games we talked about how we could keep things going. We decided we could get a school exchange going, so the next year three schools came to Nelson.”

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Blokes open up their magnificent sheds Blokes’ sheds are a place of wonder and intrigue but this month they’ll be a place for exploring.

The Life Education Trust’s Blokes in Sheds tour is being held again on September 21, and will give locals the chance to peer into some classic kiwi sheds.

One of the sheds that will form part of the tour is Roger and Dave Humphries’, which includes a range of vehicles from Model A Fords to Indian motorcycles, and even army vehicles.

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Having a par ty/event/func tion? Call our photographer 544 9037 or 027 532 6461 Scott Gearry, Loretta Gearry, Tanya Campbell and Russell Campbell, at the Mike Pero opening.

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Laura and Kelly Stevens at Armadillo’s on Friday night.

Moira and Don Thomson at Club Waimea on Saturday night.

On Thursday night, we went along to the opening of the Mike Pero offices in Richmond. On Friday, we were invited to Yvonne Bryant’s 50th birthday at Armadillo’s in Richmond. And we rounded out the week by heading along to the Richmond Athletic Football Club’s 50th anniversary dinner at Club Waimea on Saturday night.

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Sharon Goldwater, Yvonne Bryant and Carina Dobbinga at Yvonne’s 50th birthday at Armadillo’s.

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Rotary Club of Richmond members, from left, Pete Glue, Eddie Lammas, Lindsay McKenzie, Candy Gillies and Wendy Herrick, with the Salvation Army’s emergency mobile kitchen. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Fly fishing film hits town The world’s most extensive fishing film festival, RISE, will screen in Nelson next week.

For nine years, RISE has screened exclusive content from the world’s best fly fishing filmmakers, that allows the fishing community to share their passion for the sport and create public awareness of fly fishing’s new and vibrant emergence.

For many, RISE Fly Fishing Film Festival has become so much more than just going to the cinema. These annual fish-fests have become a true celebration of fly fishing, and cinema audiences will be gripped by the feature film which follows six fly fishermen from different places and walks of life as they each explore a treasured corner of the North Island.

The Nelson screening will be held at the Suter Cinema on Bridge St, from 4pm-6pm, September 7.

For tickets, or more information on show dates, visit the website at www.gin-clear.com/filmfest.

The Rotary Club of Richmond needs a place to store its Salvation Army emergency mobile kitchen and it also wants more people to use the facility.

Rotary donated the self-contained trailer unit to the Salvation Army in 1999 to provide mobile cooking facilities for emergency services. The trailer is fitted with its own gas, power and water supply and cooking facilities, so that it can be quickly mobilised to feed people involved in civil emergencies.

However, Rotary’s Pete Glue says the facility has been under-utilised and they want to promote the fact that is available for any emergency services or related groups. He says they took it to the Richmond Volunteer Fire Brigade and Nelson-

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“It’s mobile and completely self-contained, so it’s ideal for feeding people working out in the field during emergencies. But it hasn’t been used as much as we would have liked over the last 12 years, so are trying to give it some publicity.”

Pete says they also need a home for the unit which has been stored outside for the past few years.

Emergency services groups who would like to use the mobile kitchen, or anyone who can help with its storage, can contact Pete on 021 420 220 or email p.j.glue@xtra.co.nz, or phone Eddie Lammas on 027 432 9501 or Andrew Karalus on 027 242 4392.

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St Paul’s gets right behind Daffodil Day St Paul’s School’s uniform colour changed from maroon and navy blue to mellow yellow last Friday, with the student council organising a Daffodil Day-themed mufti-day to raise money for the Cancer Society.

Daffodil Day is the Cancer Society’s biggest annual appeal and St Paul’s has always organised fundraising activities to support the charity. This year, the teachers left it up to the school student councillors who organised a mufti-day with a difference, with students wearing yellow and donating a gold coin to raise just over $200 for the Cancer Society’s Nelson Centre.

“We organised a mufti-day but everyone had to wear something yellow or be dressed all in yellow,” student councillor Liam Nalder says. “Daf-

fodil Day is a great cause because it helps so many people out - my great auntie died of cancer a while ago and it was really sad.”

Student councillor Zara Harris says the school also participated in some Daffodil Day-themed activities as part of the mufti-day, including making yellow necklaces, windmills and flowers.

“Cancer is a thing that people live with every day so it’s a really good charity to support,” she says.

Cancer Society Nelson Centre manager Linda Lucre, says the Daffodil Appeal “went well and the public were very generous”. She says they haven’t got a final figure for the Nelson-Tasman region yet although it looks as though the appeal raised a similar amount to last year’s total of just under $100,000.

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All Black legend Buck Shelford will be a big attraction at the Waimea Old Boys cabaret and prizegiving, which is to be held at the clubrooms this Saturday night. Buck, who captained the All Blacks from 1987 to 1990, is guest speaker at the prizegiving, and club president Duane Whiting says that has created a lot of interest among players and supporters of the club.

“Buck is one of the legends of Buck All Black rugby and I’m really Shelford. looking forward to hearing him speak,” he says. “It’s going to make it a very interesting evening, I’d say.”

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Back when the Government was leading the forest industry, a training school was established at Golden Downs Forest, providing a gateway for young school leavers to learn all of the practical skills involved.

The Golden Downs Woodsmen Training School began in 1951 with an intake of 28 people. And in 1982, when the school was closed, 580 woodsmen had graduated, representing 54 per cent of The Tapawera Woodsmen School that was all the combined intakes. The school underwent opened in 1978 and closed in 1982 is now used a major change in 1978, moving to Tapawera, as private accommodation. where it remained until the forestry industry beary of 280 pounds, which rose to 395 pounds in came corporatised in the 80s.

And although the remains of the woodsmen the fourth year. Once they had completed the school might just be redeveloped self-contained course, a trained woodsman’s salary was about units up Tadmor Valley Rd, the main headquar- 607 pounds. ters of the last woodsmen school remains in tact As well as the two woodsmen training school — albeit as a privately owned building — and hostels and cookhouses, the old Golden Downs there are plenty of fond memories from a time village had 27 houses, a single mens’ camp, a when the forestry industry was making a resur- large mechanical workshop and other headquarters infrastructure. John says it was a great gence after a down turn during WWII. John Ward was senior field training officer at the community and a great place to live, with many school for three years from 1965. He has writ- residents and woodsmen having fond memories of those days. ten two forestry books, one jointly on But by the 1960s it was evident a larger the history of the Golden Downs Forsite was necessary to survive the exest, and has a keen interest in forestry panding forest, and building began history. He says the school provided a on the new Tapawera forestry village. career pathway for teenagers seeking “They were just starting to shift when an active, outdoor job.

I left. There were three or four hous“Many of the lads were from a country es built at that time, and people were background and didn’t fancy sedenstarting to move down.” tary type of work. They wanted to get On completion, the new village had an outdoor job rather than to pursue John Ward.

80 houses, there was a larger forestry the options schooling offered. Forestry was an expanding industry and there were good nursery, and a well laid out forestry headquarters career opportunities. The main requirement was area and a distinctive forest office, affectionately known as “faulty towers”. As well as forest staff, physical fitness.”

A similar school was established at Kainga- the office accommodated staff with conservancy roa Forest near Rotorua in 1952, with most of and South Island forestry duties. the South Island cadet woodsmen going to the John says the woodsmen training scheme fulfilled the labour crisis in the early 1950s and it Golden Downs facility.

The training was essentially of a practical nature was “remarkably successful”, from its original involving most basic jobs encountered in an ac- concept of providing skilled labour. Woodsmen tive exotic production forest. These included progressed into supervisors and worked their nursery work, planting, pruning, thinning, fire way up to middle and higher management levprotection, some logging and forest mainte- els, with many still in the industry today. nance tasks. Initially it was a four year course “I had a variety of jobs in my forestry career but and on graduation they were posted to forests those three years with the woodsmen’s training school was especially rewarding,” he says. around New Zealand.

“They picked Golden Downs because it had a But when the New Zealand Forest Service was large forest but there was also all of the type of abolished in 1987, and the state forestry was work we needed to train the woodsmen,” says corporatised, and later privatised, John joined John. “It was the second largest forest in New the Ministry of Forestry in Richmond, retiring Zealand and we had plenty of opportunities. If in 1990, completing 37 years as a public servant. you’re going to train them you need the specific The “faulty towers” office building remains in Tapawera but is now privately owned by a man operations available on site.”

Records of progress were kept and twice a year who moved up from Christchurch after the parents were sent out a report, which also de- earthquake. The hostel has been redeveloped tailed their health and response to social activi- into self-contained units where many Tapawera ties. In the first year they received an annual sal- residents live today.

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Westmeat Outstanding Ethnic Cuisine

Winner: The Indian Café Finalists: La Gourmandise, Krauts, The Indian Café, Little India, Chokdee Nelson

Southern Hospitality Waiter/Maitre D of the Year

Winner: Denise Gibson Finalists: Denise Gibson - The Indian Café, Jess Bouchut - Melrose House, Katie Funnell - The Styx, Caitlin Ryan - Speights Ale House

Hancocks Outstanding Entertainment Venue Winner: Speights Ale House Finalists: The Vic Brew Bar, Speights Ale House, Mussel Inn, The Boathouse, The Free House

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When success is critical get the gibbons advantage™ 19 Parere st Ph: 548 3039 email: advantage@gibbons.co.nz development and investment secising your returns and tor was introduced to the Gibbons ensuring the long-term company and that helped mould durability of your buildthe business into the successful ing. Gibbons Construcenterprise it is today. tion also benefits from Starting with Bill Gibbons in strong financial support 1950, the company continues to that the Gibbons Holdoperate under the guiding hands ings group can offer and of the Gibbons family, which is an the resources needed to important element in the mainensure a smooth, practitenance of their good name and cal and efficient building reputation. Gibbons Construction process. This includes has been servicing the region for key building compo65 years and is Nelson/Marlbor- Gibbons Construction have worked on a wide range of commercial nents from their own ough’s largest and most experi- projects including the Lower Queen Street Health Centre in Richmond. stressed concrete prodenced construction company, with ucts plant and joinery a vast amount of experience at the highest numerous large scale commercial projects. division, specialist information from sislevel of construction, including govern- Gibbons Construction have proven them- ter company, Waimea Sawmillers, and the ment buildings, educational institutes and selves in all facets of construction and, be- benefits of established relationships with cause they build it like their the best consultants and sub-contractors own, you can rest easy know- in the industry.

Choose from our extensive brunch menu or ing they will do their best to Gibbons Construction is made up of delicious home-made cabinet food. indentify innovative ways around 50 skilled and qualified trades’ of reducing costs, maxim- people ready to pick up the tools and they

The Gibbons Construction logo has been a prominent image on the streets of Richmond lately with several high profile projects being constructed and completed in the last few months. They also have a heavy influence in the Nelson area. But construction is only one side of this many- faceted company. There have been a great many foundations laid since they came into being and the projects they have completed have brought about the development, not just of their company, but of the region itself.

The late Bill Gibbons began the Gibbons Holdings story with the production of kilns for the tobacco industry, and it wasn’t until 1950 that Bill founded the construction company and began contracting around the region. In the 1960s, a property

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Gibbons Property focuses on the strategic placement of tenants, long term relationships and flexibility to maximise your business potential. They offer specialised property leasing options across the commercial, bulk retail and industrial sectors.

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WheN success is critical get the gibboNs advaNtage™ 19 Parere st Ph: 548 3039 email: advantage@gibbons.co.nz are seeking long term partnerships, as it’s in their best interests to find a match that works, provide guidance and efficient services to enhance the partnership. They are property investors so the durability of the partnership is key. You also have the advantages of their sister company, Gibbons Construction, for an efficient and credible solution to maintenance and building enhancements, and lease flexibility, that allows them to meet the changing needs of your business.

Gibbons Holdings are a cut above the rest in the fact their 2200 hectares of sustainably-harvested Radiata Pine and Douglas Fir plantations across the Tasman District supply them with innovative timber for sustainable buildings.

Their commitment to preserving the buildings they construct in the face of an earthquake, has seen them work with the Canterbury University to engineer a structural timber frame that incorporates cutting-edge seismic-resistance. The damage avoidance products have been used in some of their projects already and mean businesses can minimise the amount of downtime after a severe earthquake.

Gibbons Holdings are also a cut above the rest when it comes to quality and reputable building work.

They are located in Nelson at 19 Parere St; so drop in or phone 548 3039

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Everyone loves it when their birthday rolls around and Richmond’s ASB Aquatic and Fitness Centre is no exception. After 10 years of bringing us the best in aquatic leisure and sport, they are still going strong with a complex that continues to grow with public demand, a huge community presence and several awards, including facility of the year, shop of the year, swim school of the year and lifeguard of the year. Built in partnership with

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the local community, the Tasman District Council-owned facility is a great regional asset that offers so much and is managed by a dedicated team who are committed to making sure the public get to make the most of it for another 10 years.

If it involves togs and getting wet, the ASB Aquatic Centre has it covered and there’s nothing they love more than providing chlorinefuelled fun for everyone. Some may prefer the more reserved style

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ASB Aquatic and Fitness Centre staff, Crystal Gaiger, Shirlene Spencer, Lisa Stanley, Lisa Stove, Malcolm Mitchell and Vaughan Hope, celebrating their tenth birthday. of swimming lengths which is easily accommodated in their 25 metre lane pool, or if you really want to relax and let your troubles steam away, they have some great spa pools that are just asking to be wallowed in. The lazy river and wave pool may look like they’re just for the kids, but they can be a great form of exercise if you walk or swim against it for resistance. There’s also a pool for the aquatic centre’s littlest swimmers and is perfect for those just learning to love the water.

The adjoining Fitness Centre was officially opened in June 2011 and is another reason why the ASB Aquatic and Fit-

ness Centre is such a great asset for the community. The centre offers Les Mills group fitness classes, fitness assessments and personalised programmes to help you burn some calories, gain some muscle and get the lifestyle and look you want. It’s fitted out with state of the art gym equipment along with some great staff. The fact they have won fitness centre of the year just proves they’re the team to call on when you want results.

The fitness centre are also experienced in dealing with the rehabilitation of people after injuries, health related issues and have worked with some of the region’s elite level athletes.

Their learn to swim pool was the first addition after their opening and is a custom built pool that changes depth width withe, allowing the children to do their thing from the safety of shallower water while others can swim full lengths on the other side.

There aren’t many pools like it in the country and the aquatic centre are proud to be part of the first steps for many people as they learn to swim; not just children, but any age who are willing to learn. Alongside the Swim Magic learn to swim lessons, the aquatic centre also cater to the more serious swimmer, with adult swimming squads that focus on technique and

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The ASB Aquatic and Fitness Centre is a popular community facility for sport and leisure.

fitness and a hugely successful swim coach program for those looking to compete, plus the pools are always open for personal use any time you feel like working on your butterfly!

If your togs are looking a little worse for wear then take advantage of the centre’s shop, which stocks the best brands to stand the test of time against the chlorine and caters for everyone, young and old. The shop team will also help you find the best product to suit your body and the aquatic activities you’ll be taking part in.

The ASB Aquatic and Fitness Centre is a great community asset, because as well as enjoying a team of staff who make it the fantastic and friendly place it is, it offers no restrictions to its uses. “We can cater to pretty much anyone, whether it’s a rehabilitation thing, whether it’s relaxation, fitness, whether it’s a combination, whether it’s a meeting place for a coffee from the Poolside Cafe. I think that’s the coolest thing about it, there’s no limitation to what you can do within the building, it can be high intensity or low intensity, or

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anything in between,” says facility manager, Vaughan Hope. The centre works with so many different groups, including Nelson Bays Primary Health Organisation, Richmond Physiotherapy, Water Safety New Zealand, schools and groups like Wakatu Marae Waka-Ama. So come on down to the ASB

Aquatic and Fitness Centre and enjoy it for yourself. The families and individuals, who made significant contributions in time and money to realise the dream of having, not just another swimming pool, but an aquatic complex meeting the wider needs of the region, should be proud.

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Country Fair It doesn’t get much better than a family day out in the first weekend of spring. Activities galore for the children, scrummy food and real coffee for Mum and Dad, entertainment with haybale seating and lots of competitions, raffles and auctions to pin your luck on.

Yes, it’s that time of year again, spring is here and so is the Appleby School Country Fair. This year’s fair is being held on Saturday 6 September and, as usual, organisers have planned an exceptional country day out.

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Jessie Chaplin, 9, Will Horncastle, 5, Kase Edwards, 5, Elysia Green, 9, and Emily Rogers, 9, enjoying the first gala of the spring season at the Appleby Country Fair last year.

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ples, or win great prizes by triumphing in the Lego scavenger hunt.

On the stage, there’ll be local bands and musicians and the talented Appleby School children to entertain, as visitors soak up the sun and please their palates with the freshly-cooked food. This year the menu includes hamburgers, sausages, salmon burgers, hot ham sandwiches, hot potatoes and vegetarian nachoes. Sweet tooths: head to the cafe kitchen for delicious cakes and slices. The Pomeroy’s coffee cart will be there too, serving up fresh coffees and hot chocolates – and generously donating all proceeds to the school.

For those up for some top-quality items check out the silent auction, which this year has the addition of an

art room. Artists from around Nelson and New Zealand have donated amazing pieces of art that should not be passed by. There’s Dean McCrae, Jane Blackmore, Sally Burton, Rachael Kearney, Carol Drummond and Fane Flaws, just to name a few.

Local businesses have also been very generous again this year, donating a plethora of items including homewares, sports equipment, beauty treatments, restaurant and store vouchers, a smartphone, wine, barista training, a child’s bike and even a toilet!

With Father’s Day the same weekend, there’ll be plenty of stuff for Dad too, from tools, craft beers and even a trip away with his mates: kindly donated is a weekend for up to seven people

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Country Fair Appleby School children clockwise from top left: Hayley, James, Grace, Mahe, Kahu, Mia and Louella, getting ready for the fair.

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A catalogue detailing all auction items is available. This can be found on the fair’s Facebook page (Appleby School Country Fair) or by contacting the school office on 544 2898. The Facebook site details all aspects of the fair, so be sure to ‘like’ the page if you want to be kept up to date with the goings on.

Before heading home, fair visitors should stock up their gardens and pantries from the popular farmer’s market and plant stalls. The latter will have its usual extensive array of seedlings, plants, shrubs, citrus varieties and herbs. These have been lovingly nurtured for the past few months by the dedicated plant people, so are healthy and ready for a new home.

The farmer’s market stocks fresh veggies and produce from generous local suppliers. Most of these are freshly picked on the morning of the fair.

Hen houses and orchards are raided too, to provide free-range eggs, citrus and home-grown nuts. The farmer’s market also stocks home-made jams, chutneys, lemon honey and mountains of delicious home baking.

For the chefs amongst you, there are a number of baking competitions held on the day. Kids should be rolling truffles, Mums and Dads submitting their best cake or slice, and Nana and Pop baking off for the grandparents’ trophy! All entries need to be dropped into the school library early on Friday 5th September.

Start time for the fair is 11am and it proceeds whatever the weather. Parking is provided in neighbouring paddocks, but it does fill quickly so don’t be late! Please follow the instructions of the friendly parking wardens.

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Last Friday a number of Nelson Bays Police received awards at a ceremony at the Police Station. While many of those awards were acknowledging dedicated service over a significant number of years, some staff also received special awards for outstanding service.

Our Youth Aid Sergeant Karl Parfitt (or Charlie as most people know him) received an Area Commander’s Award for the work he has done to help young people in Nelson Bays and in particular his work with the CACTUS programme. This is a programme that runs outside of work hours and involves a number of staff on each course mentoring a group of teenagers on a fitness training programme.

Three mornings a week they meet at 6am and go through a rigorous physical training programme. Once the work is done the officers and helpers cook the kids a hearty breakfast and they go off to school for the day. The work Charlie does here goes well beyond the call of duty, but it also makes a significant difference to the lives of the young people.

Detective Ruth Collins received an Area Commander’s Commendation for her work on the homicide investigation into the death of Richmond’s Sharyn Wilkinson-Foley.

Constable James Matthews received the District Commander’s Certificate of Appreciation for the part he played in the Wairarapa Ballooning tragedy. Constable Matthews was working for Police in the Wairarapa at the time. Constable Mike McDougall of Murchison received a District Commander’s Commendation for his quick thinking actions to save the driver of a logging truck which crashed into the Buller River in May. Senior Sergeant David Gibson received the District Commander’s Commendation for the work he did recovering bodies from the CTV building after the February 2011 Canterbury earthquake. Senior Sergeant Gibson was part of a team from Nelson Bays who worked throughout the night recovering survivors and the bodies of the deceased.

This week I have also had the privilege of attending the presentation of Royal Humane Society of New Zealand bravery awards to the men involved in rescuing people from a crashed car. Kyle Paki Paki and Philip Walker received Bronze Medals at the ceremony for their part in pulling Filemoni Fa’avae and Ali Fa’avae from the submerged vehicle, along with the body of Janice Fa’avae. When I reflect on what all of these people have done I genuinely feel proud of this community.

Some of those named above are trained professionals going about their work, but others are members of the public who happened to be on the spot. No matter who they are, these people all did the right thing at the right time to help another person and they are all heroes in my mind.

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Have you ever gone to bed thinking about how you were going to pay for the next lot of groceries? What about waking wondering about paying your rent? This is becoming an increasing trend for many Kiwis.

The combination of high house prices, low incomes, job restructuring and easy consumer finance (you know the deal, nothing down with 3 years to pay) have placed thousands of Kiwi families in a position where they feel there is no way out.

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steal & destroy and I have come tra kg’s gained over the winter months. So where do you start? that they may have life and have If you’re a teenager or younger, it to the full.” start with your parents - ask Paraphrased, he meant that there are things that stop us them how they manage their fifrom really enjoying the most nances?

Should I buy this item? It may of life. Coming to know Jesus seem right but is it wise? Will Christ will allow you to realize this purchase inhibit me reachthat there is more to life than money and possessions. ing my longer term financial Twenty years ago an English goals, say, of owning a house?

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In the Bible, 1 Timothy 6:10 man, John Kirkby, was flying says, ‘for the love of money is the root of all high in the financial markets only to suffer evils.’ Hard words. Likewise in John 10:10 hardship, not once but twice.

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The event will feature live music, drinks, supper and raffles and all the proceeds will go directly to help fund the Wakefield toddler’s treatment.

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Garin College swimmer Thomas Heaton will benefit from some leading edge tuition and get the chance to see the world’s fastest swimmers in action, at an elite youth coaching programme in Qatar later this year.

Thomas, 15, is one of two swimmers selected to represent New Zealand at the International Federation of Swimming Associations (FINA) Youth Programme in Doha, from December 3 to 7.

One male and one female swimmer, aged 14 to 16, from each FINA country will attend the programme which is designed to inspire talented young swimmers and expose them to the latest training techniques - about 350 swimmers are expected to attend.

“I’m really excited about it,” Thomas says. “It will be great fun and it would be great to see some world record swims go down.

“I’m also looking forward to seeing what other coaching ideas and philosophies are out there.

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Thomas was selected for the programme after gaining the highest FINA points for males in his age group at the national age group competition, held in April and May. He won the 1500 metre freestyle, finished second

Garin College student Thomas Heaton has been selected to attend an international youth coaching programme in Qatar in December. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. in the 400m freestyle and was fourth in the 800m freestyle events at this meet and qualified to compete in six other events.

Tasman Magic Academy coach Andy Adair says it will be a great opportunity for Thomas who has trained hard all season.

Andy says Thomas moved from Dunedin to Nelson to further his swimming career and his selection is recognition of his commitment and hard work.

“It is very exciting that Swim New Zealand can now offer

this all-expenses-paid international training camp as part of its development pathway for our young swimmers,” Andy says.

Thomas will need to pay for his New Zealand uniform, travel insurance and have spending money but otherwise everything is paid for including attendance at the FINA world championships finals.

“The Tasman Swim Club are thrilled that Thomas has been given this tremendous honour to share with other top swim-

mers from around the world.

Undoubtedly, this will inspire other swimmers from the club and region as they learn and hear about this incredible opportunity,” Andy says.

But this week, Thomas and his Tasman clubmates were focused on the national short course champs in Wellington. Thomas was competing in all the freestyle distances including his specialist 400 metre and 1500 metre as well as the 400 metre individual medley.

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Thirty-three shooters from Marlborough, Nelson, Golden Bay and even one shooter from Christchurch turned up to make a challenge for the Graham Pattie Memorial Trophy.

With the late afternoon sun making the targets difficult to pick up, the shoot-off didn’t take too long – only 29 targets in and the positions were established.

Congratulations to Murray “Mr Release Trigger” Tait on his win. High Gun: Murray Tait, Nelson Waimea Gun Club. 1st: Andy Peter, Marlborough Clay Target Club. 2nd John Hitchcock, Nelson Waimea Gun Club. 3rd Mack Pouwhare, Marlborough Clay Target Club. Next Shoot: 14 September, 9am start – 100 Compak Sporting or 100 Point Score.

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Nelson Dawnbreakers Fishing Club Hi everyone, the Dawnbreakers cessible areas, like end of the BoulFishing Club 2014/2015 season der Bank through to Whangamoa club competition is about to start heads. on October 1. The club’s open day Our club is very proud to be the was held last Saturday, and was a first to use fish by LENGTH, ingreat success with over 50 members stead of weight, for our competisigning up for the new season. The tion by using a measuring board. first Monthly Social Day will be This gives the opportunity to held on Saturday, October 11, 5pm “catch, photograph and release” at the awesome venue of the Tas- the bigger breeding fish if desired. man Bay Cruising Club (The Red In conjunction with this, the measuring board we use is supplied by Shed) on the marina’s edge.

Social Days comprise of monthly The NZ Fishing Competition, so if reports on where the best fishing is, an informative guest speaker on fishing and boatingrelated topics, monthly awards and generally a question and answer brag session, followed by a nice social late afternoon for adults and children. The club is looking to have some additional activities outside of our monthly club social days, with a Club member Pete Connolly with a recently couple of charters to be caught nice eating size grouper. organized, a kids fishing day and an Okiwi bay weekend a member chooses to, they can join that online competition to comaway.

On the fishing front, there is still pete nationally, with the chance of some great fishing to be enjoyed winning other prizes. Local fishers around our magical fishing areas. are featuring very highly in quite a D’urville Island is a popular des- few of the species categories in the tination this time of the year for whole of NZ, which is a testament those in the know, with good re- to our region’s fishery. ports of winter snapper, kingfish, As a club, we welcome any new grouper, blue cod, trevally and members wishing to learn, share terakihi among the species being and enjoy the Kiwi passion of fishing. Feel free to come along to that caught.

Don’t forget the scallops and fishing first Social Day on Saturday Octoin the Crossilles harbour and also ber 11, or membership forms are available online at our club website: in the Pelorus Sounds.

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Waimea Old Boys Red under-seven player Dantae Fisher makes a break against Waimea Old Boys Makos, during the Mike’s Sevens tournament at Greenmeadows on Saturday. A record 53 teams competed in the tournament. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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Golden Downs wins Sloan golf trophy The smallest golf club in the Nelson-Tasman region, Golden Downs, showed it is also one of the best, winning the annual Sloan Trophy competition for just the second time in the competition’s 49 years history.

Golden Downs qualified top of the eight-game round-robin phase of the annual men’s teams competition, before beating Greenacres 6-0 in the semifinal and defending champions Motueka 4-2 in the final played at Golden Downs on August 24. It was a remarkable result for Golden Downs which required almost half of its members to play for the club during the six month Sloan Trophy campaign.

“We were absolutely over the moon to win,” club president and Sloan Trophy team member Trevor Timpson says. “We only have 28 members and only 20 males and we sometimes struggled to produce the required six players for the Sloan Trophy games.

Trevor teamed-up with his brother Kevin Timpson and Gary Oldham, Quentin Newport, Frank Ladds and Cody Brown in the finals, while Preston Shaw, Reg Slade and Ray Riordan had also played in earlier rounds. Trevor says the team has a wide range of ages, experience and handicaps with almost 60 years difference between the oldest, Frank at 75, and young-

est, Quentin at 16, players.

Trevor says the win was based on a “complete team effort”, although he concedes that the playing on their home course was a big advantage.

Golden Downs last won the Sloan Trophy in 2005.

“That was a huge help and we were lucky it was our turn to host the final. We always knew what club to use and the runs of the greens - now the big challenge will be defending the title.”

Gary says the team played the final two rounds in playing-shirts sponsored by Nelson Pine Industries which he joked “made a change from the standard strip of Swandris and gumboots.”

The Sloan Trophy-winning Golden Downs Golf Club team, from left, Quentin Newport, Kevin Timpson, Frank Ladds, Trevor Timpson, Cody Brown and Gary Oldham.

College football star makes Canterbury team

Waimea College first XI captain Charlotte Gordon has received an offer to play for the Mainland Pride football team. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

After an entire year on the sidelines through injury ruined her chances last time, Charlotte Gordon faces another hurdle in her bid to play for the Mainland Pride football team.

The Waimea College girls’ first XI captain has received an offer to play for the Mainland Pride team in the ASB National Women’s League — the premier football competition for women in New Zealand — but will be required to fly to Christchurch for pre-season training, and then every week before each game during the summer competition, if she accepts.

But the major hurdle for the 18 year old student is the cost, and she’s hoping for some support from a business within the community.

“The season starts in October and I’m expected to go down when the season starts every week and I’m expected to be there for pre-season, but it’s all de-

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“It’s been a hard couple of years recovering, and it’s been scary, but the coach says I’m a better player than I was back then.”

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Netball’s top grades heat up for semis Saxton Stadium will host Nelson Netball semi-finals on Sunday. All grades, excluding Premier 1, will see 1 v 4 and 2 v 3, with the winners playing in the final the following Saturday.

Premier 1 will play minor semi-finals with the first and second seeds playing off. The winner gets the direct route to the final while the loser plays the winner of the 3 v 4 semi.

The two semis will see a repeat of last week’s final round robin game. Top seed Richmond (17 points) will meet defending champion Jacks OPD (14 points), while Stoke NBS (13 points) will do battle with Prices Pharmacy A (12 points). The slate has been wiped clean and while Jacks won the first and third round, there is definitely no favourite going into the game.

It would be fair to say that Richmond have had the more consistent season, however results to date do not count for anything when it comes to semis.

Last Thursday’s game was worthy of “final status”, as first Richmond and then Jacks dominated. There were ebbs and flows as both teams would get on a “mini roll”. Both teams created the turnover ball however the conversion rate was not high for either team.

While there was no real standout play-

Carol Cook

Netball Reporter editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz er, wing defence Ella Marwick would have been the toast of her team mates, as she pulled in a crucial intercept in the dying seconds which was duly delivered to Ani Waitai to convert.

While Jacks were jubilant as the win promoted them to second seed, Richmond were “gutted” with the loss.

Sunday’s semi-finals are expected to be hard-fought and could quite possibly go right to the wire.

While Richmond have had a reasonably consistent season they know to come out on the right side of the ledger they must put out a consistent four quarters.

They need to protect the ball and finish off by putting the ball through the hoop.

Goal shoot, Kathleen Thornalley put in a strong performance last week when she was industrious on the outside of the circle and presented well inside.

She and Nicky Rampton will have to increase their accuracy on Sunday as they actually had seven more attempts than Jacks last week.

Coach Amanda Springer believes if her charges can stick to their game plan for

the entire game they “can do it” however she concedes it will be a tight game.

Jacks, by their own admission, have played some “pretty average” netball this season. However, they know only too well what they have to do on Sunday. Jacks rely on their through court defence while their trump card is their ability to safely deliver the ball to the reliable goal shoot. Ani Waitai.

Prices defeated Stoke NBS in the first round however Stoke turned the tables in the next two encounters.

Stoke NBS coach, Abbie Cook, believes it is anyone’s game. While teams are used to playing in the evening it will be an adjustment to play at 9am on a Sunday. Stoke’s strength has been how the players have come together to play as a unit. Individually they are doing their job, and collectively they have achieved.

The defence have toiled to win ball while the attacks have finished it off.

Stoke will be looking at keeping their error rate down, and working on one quarter at a time.

Prices coach, Mandy Whiting, has a full roster available on Sunday and says the onus is on the girls themselves.

And, like Stoke, she believes a team effort and not an individual one will pay dividends on the day.

MAUREEN PUGH

FOR WEST COAST-TASMAN This is an election where West Coasters have a clear choice: Under a John Key led Government NZ will remain stable and pro-development.

Fallen logs can be harvested.

Coal can be mined.

New roads will be built.

Hydro power generators will be able to slow the water in the rivers as it heads for the sea.

Under a Green, Labour, Mana Dotcom Government none of this will happen.

The Coast deserves an electorate MP in Government.

Tasman

Vote National and Maureen Pugh.

Maureen.pugh@national.org.nz facebook.com/wct.maureenpugh www.maureenpugh.co.nz Authorised by M Pugh OTA2414 State Highway 73 Kumara.

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MEET THE CANDIDATES Forest & Bird Nelson would like to invite you to meet the candidates for the Nelson electorate.

Climate change, freshwater, marine reserves, saving the kiwi, 1080 – there’s lots to discuss.

Victory School Hall, Friday 12 September, 7:00pm

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Eugenie Sage MP and Sally Gepp, Lawyer, will be speaking on governance and legal aspects of the Waimea Community Dam processes at a public meeting in the Constance Barnicoat Room of the TDC library on Monday 8 September 7pm.

All warmly invited.

It will be an opportunity to hear some broader perspectives.

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Public Notices

Road Closures

Proposal to Amend the Tasman District Council Consolidated Bylaw – Chapter 4 – Speed Limits 2013

Closure of Road to Ordinary Vehicular Traffic

Making a Submission Submissions can be made online at www.tasman.govt.nz or posted to the Draft Amendments to the Speed Limit Bylaw, Tasman District Council, Private Bag 4, Richmond 7050 or via Email to robyn.scherer@tasman.govt.nz or delivered to any of the Council Service Centres or libraries noted above.

Submissions should include your name, address, telephone number and email address and should state if you wish to speak to the Council in support of your submission at a hearing (date to be finalised). Submitters will be advised of the time to present their submission in due course.

All written submissions will be acknowledged. An explanation of the Council’s final decision will be sent to all submitters following final adoption.

Please note that all submissions are a matter of public record and subject to the requirements of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act. Submissions should be sent directly to: Speed Limit Bylaw Amendment Tasman District Council Private Bag 4 Richmond 7050 Submissions close at 4.30 pm on Monday 15 September 2014.

Proposed Road to be closed to Ordinary Vehicle Traffic and Period of Closure Redwood Road, 200 metres from the intersection with State Highway 60 until 25 Redwood Road.

Period of Closure 9.00 am to 3.00 pm, Saturday 27 September 2014.

Closure of Road to Ordinary Vehicular Traffic In accordance with the Transport (Vehicle Road Closure) Regulations 1965, the public is advised that for the purpose of allowing the National Advanced Drivers School to provide driver training, the following road will be closed to ordinary vehicles for the periods and times indicated below.

Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of the objection before Friday 3 October 2014 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

Proposed Road to be closed to Ordinary Vehicle Traffic and Period of Closure Marchwood Park Road from entrance at Queen Victoria Street.

Period of Closure 10.00 am to 11.00 am; 11.45 am to 12.45 pm; and 2.15 pm to 3.15 pm on Monday 13, Tuesday 14 and Wednesday 15 October 2014.

Temporary Road Closure Tasman District Council advises that the following roads will be closed for a period of one day between 1 September 2014 and 17 December 2014 to allow the Department of Conservation to undertake pest control.

• Cobb Valley Road, between the Cobb power-station and the Cobb Reservoir lookout.

• Wangapeka River Road from Dart River Road.

The time of closure is weather dependent.

Signs will be erected at the junction of Takaka Valley Highway and Cobb Valley Road for the Cobb Road closure.

Affected landowners have been informed of this proposed closure by phone.

Further information can be obtained from the Department of Conservation in Motueka or Takaka.

Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz

Community Notices

Navigation Control Bylaw – Submissions Hearing Motueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Thursday 4 September, 11.00 am.

No public forum

Ecofest@Motueka Eco-home tour

Golden Bay Community Board Collingwood Fire Station, Tuesday 9 September 2014, 9.00 am. Public forum.

At 10.00 am Council staff will present the case and rationale for the proposed closure of the Collingwood Resource Recovery Centre as part of the consultation process.

Sunday 14 September 2014. Starts & finishes in Motueka.

Tickets on sale NOW from Tasman District Council Service Centres Motueka and Richmond.

All enquiries to Ecofest@xtra.co.nz or Ph. 03 543 3663.

Ecofest@Motueka

Motueka Community Board Motueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Tuesday 9 September 2014, 4.00 pm.

Public forum

Sunday 21 September 2014, 10.00 am–4.00 pm, Motueka Recreation Centre Inviting businesses and community groups to get in touch ASAP! Email: Ecofest@xtra.co.nz or Ph. 03 543 3663. www.ecofestnelsontasman.co.nz

Community Development Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 11 September 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum

Can you come to the rescue?

Tasman Regional Transport Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 12 September 2014, 1.30 pm. No public forum

The Nelson Tasman Emergency Response Team, known as NZ-RT2, is seeking new recruits to join its team of highly trained and motivated volunteers. They’d love to hear from you by NZ-RT2 is a group of up to 24 volunteers which provides the community with an emergency response capability to assist the emergency services.

If you are an active person, looking for a new challenge and keen to help others when they need it most, the NZ-RT2 is just the voluntary role for you.

More information and application forms are available upon request by emailing NZRT2-recruitment@ncc.govt.nz. Closing date 5 September 2014.

Keep up with the Tasman District Council Lowdown Hear news items from the Council about current public consultations, Council and community projects, topical interviews, plus a range of notices about activities and events in the Tasman District.

Tune in to Fresh FM on Monday 11.40 am or Wednesday 3.40 pm.

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Full Council Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 18 September 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum

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The Tasman District Council Consolidated Bylaw – Chapter 4 – Speed Limits Bylaw 2013 came into force on 23 July 2013. The Council has now resolved to undertake an amendment of the Chapter 4 of the Consolidated Bylaw. The draft amendments to Chapter 4 are now available for consultation in accordance with Sections 83 and 84 of the Local Government Act 2002.

Chapter 4 of the Consolidated Bylaw sets out the speed limit for various local public roads (not State Highways) within the Tasman District. Only the NZ Police can enforce speed limits.

The setting of speed limits is governed by the Land Transport Rule - Setting of Speed Limits 2003 and requires a number of factors to be considered when setting speed limits.

The Council encourages you to have your say about the amendments to Chapter 4 of the Consolidated Bylaw. Please take the time to make a submission detailing your views and any changes you think would enhance it.

Copies of the complete Statement of Proposal are available for viewing on the Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz and during normal office hours at the following Tasman District Council Service Centres: • Richmond, 189 Queen Street, Richmond • Motueka, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka • Takaka, 78 Commercial Street, Takaka • Murchison, 92 Fairfax Street, Murchison And libraries: • District Library, Queen Street, Richmond • Motueka Library, Pah Street, Motueka • Takaka Memorial Library, Junction Street, Takaka.

In accordance with the Transport (Vehicle Road Closure) Regulations 1965, the public is advised that for the purpose of allowing the Nelson Car Club to hold a motorsport event, the following road will be closed to ordinary vehicles for the periods and times indicated below.

Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of the objection before Friday 19 September 2014 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

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Community Events Keeping you in touch

Living Alone afternoon tea. Monday 8 Sept. 2pm Nelson Cathedral Hope School Country Bazaar - Come and join us at the Hope School Country Bazaar and Silent Auction Sat. 20 Sept. 10am-2.00pm, 316 Paton Road Hope. A fantastic fun filled day out for everyone & a Voting Booth & eftpos facility available on site Nelson Alpine Garden Society Spring Show Hope Hall September 13th – 14th 2014. 12.30 – 4pm Saturday. 10am – 3.30pm Sunday. Plant stalls. Talk and digital photo show by Rebecca Bowater 1pm Sunday.

Brook Waimarama Sanctuary -make a difference & keep fit at the same time! Our Sanctuary track cutting volunteers don’t need to join a gym plus they have the satisfaction of contributing a lasting legacy to NZ conservation. More details & register your interest at www.brooksanctuary.org/support Nelson Indoor Bowls Association Garage Sale Sat 6 Sept at the Warnes Stadium, Songer St, Stoke. Bargains for all Contact K.Forsyth 5477485 Classic & Collectible Car Show: Hosted by the Rover Car Club. Sun. 7 Sept., 10am Higgins Heritage Park, Pigeon Valley Wakefield. All Clubs, all makes of cars and the public invited. Buy sell swap, teas, BBQ lunch. Steam Up, Museums open, sawmill and rides operating. Entry: $5.00 per car with occupants, $2.00 Motorcycle. Information: Chris Clark, (03)547 9363 New Angie’s AquaFit on Thursdays. Starts 11th Sept.nSuitable for all levels from beginners to the well seasoned. Get ready for summer. Lose weight & tone up. Thurs 3.30pm-4.30pm, $7 Ngawhatu Pool , Stoke Angie 547 0198 ROCK ‘n’ ROLL Birthday Dance 6 September 7.30pm Club Waimea,Reflections Live Band,$10 members $15 non members.Come and join us for a great night Saint Paul’s School car rally - open to the public on Fri. 5 Sept. Starts 7.15pm onwards with cars back about 9.30pm. The start and finish point is the Spei-

ghts Ale House. Cost $10 a car. They need to bring a sober driver, torch and pen.

MUSIC ON FRIDAY, Sept 6. 10a.m. St. Davids church. Florence St, Richmond. DVD program St. Petersberg. Philharmonic playing Johann and Josef Strauss and Vienna Philharnonic playing music by Hector Berlioz.

Hira Dark Sky Party. Thurs. 25 Sept at Hira School.

Warm drinks, sausage and fish wraps available on sale from 6PM as school fundraiser, Star gazing with Nelson Science Society - Astronomy Section and sky maps provided from 7PM, gold coin donation.

Indoor astronomy lecture if bad weather. Paul widlands.nelson@gmail.com.

Exhibition at Richmond Library - Paintings by Meredith Thorpe on exhibition at the Richmond Library until 30 September.

APPLEBY SCHOOL Country Fair. Sat 6 Sept 11am to 2pm. Great family fun day. Pony rides, animal nursery, face painting, silent auction, art room, food, entertainment, plants & produce. Ph 5442746 Greenacres Golf Club Couples Tournament 21 Sept. Entry fee $35 a couple. Entries close 16th Sept.

Report Time 10:30. Enquiries call Dawn 5442802 Greenacres Golf Club Grandfathers Tournament 25 Sept. Tee off time 10:30. $10 Entry Fee - Entries Close 18 Sept. Email entries to bestisland@xtra.co.nz Garage Sale Fundraiser for Stoke Kindergarten.

Sat. 6 Sept. 9 am to 12 noon at Stoke School Hall.

Sausage sizzle, baking, face painting, raffle, clothes, books, toys, household items.

Richmond Community Garden, OPEN DAY. Sept 6 Sat 10am-12MD Composting workshop with Rex Hunt Pick-a-plot, seedlings to plant. At Back of NMIT campuss, Lower Queen St. or come to our one of our regular working bees. 1st 3rd Sat. mornings 10am-12noon, unless raining FOR INFO Phone: 544 9872 (Julie). Email: richmondcommunitygardens@gmail.com Craft Potters in Hope are having a Wednesday

morning class and start an evening class Tuesday, Oct 14, suitable for all levels. Bring an apron. Enquiries craftpotters@ts.co.nz or 5423727.

Lunch on the Hill. Tues. 16 Sept. Tea & coffee served from 11.30am. Lunch at 12noon. All Welcome.

Koha. Holy Trinity Church, 27 Dorset St Richmond.

Ph 544 8844 Classic & Collectible Car Show: Hosted by the Rover Car Club. Sun. 7 Sept10am Higgins Heritage Park, Pigeon Valley Wakefield. All Clubs, all makes of cars and the public invited. Buy sell swap, teas, BBQ lunch. Steam Up, Museums open, sawmill & rides operating. Entry: $5.00 per car with occupants, $2.00 Motorcycle. Information: Chris Clark, (03)547 9363 Annual festival at Nelson Lakes to raise money for emergency services. Stallholders invited - Festival Nelson Lakes , St.Arnaud ,Sun 18 Jan. 2015 - contact janthomsonart@gmail.com (03 5211999) Richmond Kindergarten Fundraising raffle: A ticket is drawn each day in Sept: Tickets $2 each.

Great Prizes. To buy a ticket call Di at Richmond Kindergarten 5445588 or Jacinta Boyd 021 269 7256 FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS celebrated Sat. 20 Sept. at Mapua Hall. Fantastic Floral Displays. Plant & produce sales. Fun for all the family with market stalls & sausage sizzle.. Stallholder Enquiries ph Ngaire 5403193 Plunket Baby Bonanza Sat. Oct 18 9am-12pm Hope Hall, Richmond Sell your pre loved children’s clothes, toys & nursery items . Stall bookings now open, ph Lisa 5424496 or footies2012@vodafone.co.nz Nelson Cathedral Christmas Tree Festival 18– 22 Dec. ‘14 If interested please call 5481008 or email: office@nelsoncathedral.org.

Summer’s not far away! Try the NEW RICHMOND PILATES LUNCHTIME CLASS - Wed from 12.35 to 1.25pm. Flatten your tummy, ease back pain, improve flexibility, starting 20 August.

REGULAR EVENTS Social Table Tennis at Saxton stadium Wed 7pm 9pm on now! Mon & Fri 9am – noon will resume 27 Jan All Welcome. Ph Karen 5473005.

Aqua aerobics for women. Non profit making women’s group. Mondays 3 to 4 at Ngawhatu pool. Qualified instructor all ages welcome $6.00. Any queries call either Lyn Neumann 5473263 or Sandy Harvey 5445993 SING with Nelson Bays Harmony! Women of all ages, who enjoy singing, are invited to visit an open rehearsal during September. Brush up your vocal skills and experience the buzz of singing 4-part a cappella harmony. For details contact Jenny on 0275444121 or nbharmony@gmail.com.

Richmond Spinning & Weaving Group, have you thought about learning a new hobby? We meet at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds,2nd & 4th Thursdays for spinning,3rd Thursday for weaving & Felting,at 9-30 am New members welcome, bring your lunch.Contact ,Mary 5472 611 Apple Mac User Group. Meet monthly at Constance Barnicoat Rm Tasman Library Richmond. Mac users, incl users of Apple devices welcome. Refer www. nbmug.org.nz for details Tiny Tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time.

Plunket Richmond Playgroup Every Mon. in term time at Plunket Clinic Rooms, Oxford St., Richmond 9.30am – 11.30am Free, morning tea provided.

Come along for a chat & a cuppa! For info call Wendy 0276 949720.

SPEAK WITH CONFIDENCE: Shape your words with POWERtalk Waimea. Learn and practice at our meetings in Annesbrook, 1st & 3rd Wednesday at 7pm. Please ring Helen, 5483893 or Yvonne 5446350. www.powertalknelson1.wordpress.com.

DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY - PLEASE SEND TO: accounts@nelsonweekly.co.nz Coming soon notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising.

Notices for businesses and organisations who charge for courses or events cost $10+gst Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads.

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WANtED SCHOOL CLEANER Hope School is looking for a new cleaner.

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Richmond Racecourse Adults $5 - under 16 Free Fantastic Demonstrations of Auras * Clairvoyance * Bodytalk Dowsing * Past Lives * Healing etc Brilliant Stalls including Aura Photos * Psychic Drawings Crystals * Readers * Bodywork etc

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500 Dovedale Road, Wakefield Phone 03 543 3856 or visit www.dovetrees.co.nz

Private 3 Bedroom / office in Richmond.

Close To Shops and Schools Viewing by appointment only

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Richmond Church of Christ

Warring Carpark (Behind No.1 Shoes) 243 Queen St www.richmondchurch.org.nz

ST DAVID’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11 Florence Street, Richmond

Sunday 10am

Father’s Day Service Bring the family

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

10.00am every Sunday

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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish, Richmond

Weekend Mass Times Saturday Vigil 7.00pm Richmond Church 35 William Street

Worship Services this Sunday 9.30am Worship and 5pm Family Gathering time Enjoy crafts, a shared tea and a short family worship time.

A warm welcome awaits you.

5.00pm Last Sunday of every month St’s Peter & Paul Moutere Highway

www.stdavidschurch.co.nz Phone 544 8387

All Welcome!

Ph 544 8987 www.richmondcatholic.co.nz

Sunday 8.00am St Joseph’s Pitfire Road, Wakefield 9.30am Richmond Church

Contact: (03) 547 - 6056

Holy Trinity Anglican Church 27 Dorset St, Richmond Phone 544-8844

Sunday Services 7 September 2014 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Holy Communion Theme: Knowing When to Step Out Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion All Welcome www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz

The Message of the Bible Seminar 7

The life and ministry of Jesus Christ Sunday 7 September 2014

7pm - All Welcome

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or 03 544 1212

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027 232 1550 AH/Fax: 544 3177

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0800 427 782

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269 Queen St Richmond. Ph 544 6603

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544 1660

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lawnmowing weedeating gardening

Ph 548 7655

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Auto Electrician in Richmond

Apple Computer Repairs

You can be assured of MTA standards of service everytime.

10 Poutama St, Richmond (off Gladstone Rd)

Certified Mac Technician www.mac111.co.nz Ph: 0275481618

544 8388

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o Dynamic Du

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Specialising in the restoration and staining of all decks.

All domestic work In between tenants Window cleaning April and Tony Cooke

022 689 7076

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for all formal occasions

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Phone

PHONE 022 186 4965

Phone:

544 9700

PLUMBER

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• • • • • •

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027 430 2742

90 VANGUARD ST NELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

Specialising in small jobs and maintenance plumbing

• Renovations • Kitchens • Bathrooms 4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

0275 423 343 A/H: 542 3343

• • • • • •

Maintenance Blocked Drains Domestic Work New Housing Industrial Properties Leaking Taps & Pipes

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For course dates see www.harristraining.co.nz

Ph: 544 4062

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Small Small • Leaking taps & pipes Jobs • KitchensJobs & Welcome bathrooms Welcome • Solar • Drainage Kevin Harris Kevin Harri

8090 544 8059 Ph: 543 Ph: 543 809 WATCH REPAIRS

Sept: 9, 18, 23, 25, 26, 27 Oct: 7, 16, 17, 18, 30 Nov: 6, 11, 20, 21, 22

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544 0203

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