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No to Easter trading The Tasman District Council has decided Easter Sunday should remain a non-trading day in the district.

Thursday’s decision comes after an informal feedback period, in which online and telephone surveys were used to gauge public sentiment about Easter Sunday trading.

Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne said the results of the surveys were mixed, with online poll results contrasting with the results of a telephone survey.

“In the self-selecting online survey, which attracted 1421 responses, 62 per cent were opposed to Easter Sunday trading. In the random selection telephone survey of 595 Nelson and Tasman residents, 55 per cent were supportive of Easter Sunday trading.

“That result did not provide us a compelling reason

to change the status quo, in which Easter Sunday is a non-trading day for most shops.

“Add that to that a consultation process demanded by such a policy change would cost ratepayers approximately $20,000 with the very real possibility of an outcome being very similar to the previous surveys we had to ask, why go there?

“The Council therefore decided in favour of retaining Easter Sunday as one of the few guaranteed days off for most retail and hospitality workers to spend with family.

“The reason we are considering the issue of Easter Sunday trading at all is because the Government has devolved the responsibility of deciding whether to allow shops to open to local councils.”

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Brothers Cody and Keightley Teece shared the podium of the South Island stock car event at the Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway, on Saturday night. Photo Steve Page.

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“I was the maid of honour at my best friend’s wedding, but I couldn’t give a speech and I told her beforehand that I’m just not the kind of person that can do that.”

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“No, I try and stay away from public speaking, too shy.”

“I’ve done demonstrating in a small classroom of students, it was part of my university studies. I felt nervous but it was a lot better talking about something I’d prepared.”

“I taught people how to communicate with those who had hearing impairments and I’ve don’e a lot of talking on forestry history. I used to get nervous but I don’t now.”

Hope brothers top South Island stock car podium Jody Scott Nelson brothers Keightley and Cody Teece topped the podium on their home track at the South Island Stock Car champs at Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway on Saturday night.

Keightley has been the form driver of the season so far and avoided the carnage around him to win his first South Island title.

Cody won the title three years ago, but couldn’t catch his brother who sliced through the 30 car field with ease.

Brad Neiman was another looking quick through qualifying but was halted in the second final heat by Troy Currie, ending his title chances.

Other causalities included Levi Collier who was rolled in the opening corner of the first final heat. He returned next race to end up rolling Dunedin driver Nathan Taylor.

Tony Frost had issues with his car all night, Brian Austin picked up a heat win and won the opening final’s race but came in for some attention in heat two.

The best of the visitors was George Watson from Greymouth but he couldn’t make up places with a couple of Nelson blockers keeping him busy in the final heat.

Tim Ross, fresh off teams racing wins with the KB Cowboys ran consistently all night and finished in third place overall. There was

plenty of action with several roll overs and a few cars were looking pretty second-hand by the end of the night.

Round three of War of the Wings provided some fast racing early on but as the night went on roll overs dominated the races.

There was plenty of carnage in the final heats with some sore drivers ending their nights in spectacular fashion Consistency from series leader Luke Keegan saw him extend his series lead. The local drivers did extremely well with Steve Sullivan winning the opening race from Greg Teece and then Kris Gerard picked up the win in the second heat, Greg finished second in the fea-

ture race.

The productions ran their Trackman Trophy round, with the win going to Dave Leitch with Jono Sutton finishing second while a coin toss went the way of Joseph Sutton over Geoff Watson for third after running out of race time.

The Nelson Tigers were away racing in Christchurch where they won against the Glen Eagles to retain the McCall Trophy but lost to the Gisborne Gladiators in their second race.

Racing takes a break until after Christmas with the next meeting on December 27, while January sees the New Zealand Midget Title and Sprint Car GP mid-month.

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Overall, the sales in Nelson have topped $400 million and, if you include Tasman’s $363 million, the wider region looks set to push the $1billion mark for the first time, with figures from November and December still to be included.

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Opinion: TDC too quick on Easter trading The logic, or rather lack of it, behind the Tasman District Council’s decision not to allow trading on Easter Sunday is a little bewildering.

The Shop Trading Hours Amendment Act, which passed in August, gave councils the power to allow shops to open on Easter Sunday. Although the majority of councils throughout New Zealand have deferred any decisions until 2017, Tasman voted last week to retain the status quo and keep shops closed.

Mayor Richard Kempthorne explained that the results of two informal surveys used to gauge public sentiment about Easter Sunday trading produced contrasting results. The online survey showed that 62 per cent were against allowing trading on Easter Sunday while the independent telephone survey showed 55 per cent were in support.

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day for most shops”. What he should have said was that the results of both surveys were invalid because they were so statistically flawed that they actually weren’t worth doing at all.

You don’t need to be a statistician to know that open access, self-selecting on-line surveys are not representative, reliable or scientific and that even a random

survey needs to be carefully designed and weighted to make it representative of the target population.

But the biggest mistake council made wasn’t making a decision based on questionable survey results, it was ignoring the people who are most impacted by Easter trading - the store owners and their staff. Why didn’t council ask them what they think of trading on Easter Sunday?

It’s also disconcerting that Tasman made the decision indepen-

dently of the Nelson City Council when the only really valuable response in the two surveys was that people wanted the NelsonTasman region to adopt a unified approach to Easter trading.

Tasman district councillors have ignored that feedback and missed an opportunity to work closely with Nelson City Council on a regional issue.

It will be interesting to see what the Nelson City Council decides when it discusses the issue of Easter trading on December 15.

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Neighbourhood Support needs help Neighbourhood Support Waimea has received some limited interim funds enabling the group to re-instate coordinator Marty Price on a parttime basis. Marty is working 10 hours per week, instead of the usual 20 hours, and his work is restricted to office-based duties and further fund-raising. The group is grateful to all those people who have made donations either in person or through the Give a Little Page and is seeking the help of a volunteer fund-raiser so Marty to undertake the more hands-on duties.

Anyone who can help please contact the group’s chairperson Glenys Della Bosca on 544 5756 or 544 6210 or text 021 176 0495.

Hospice trees A Tree of Remembrance has been installed in the Farmers store in the Richmond Mall to help raise funds for the Nelson Tasman Hospice.

People can support the hospice by donating or by purchasing a specially designed hand-painted bauble for just $10. Although this is part of a national hospice fund-raising campaign for Farmers, as part of Farmers Caring Connections initiative, all funds raised stay in the region.

Earthquake meetings The Nelson Tasman Civil Defence Emergency Management group is holding a public meeting in the New Life Centre on Wensley Rd in Richmond on Thursday to discuss earthquake responses in the aftermath of the Kaikoura earthquake. It will cover current tsunami maps, what people should do, what to expect in the way of a warning and what is the best preparation. Group controller Roger Ball says they had a large number of comments and phone calls to their office after the November quake and it is apparent there is not a good understanding of what people should do and where they can get information from in the advent of an earthquake. The meeting starts at 6pm. All welcome.

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St Paul’s and Garin add Christmas cheer Simon Bloomberg

appeal. The hampers were on display during mass at the church on Sunday and will be delivered to 30 families in Richmond by St Vincent de Paul volunteers in the next few weeks .

“We want everyone to have a happy Christmas,” pupil Emma Bascand says. “It’s such a nice thing for us to do.”

St Paul’s principal Maureen Phillips says donating the goods is a great way for the schools to help the community. Although she

St Paul’s School and Garin College got into the spirit of Christmas last week when pupils donated goods for the St Vincent de Paul Society’s annual Christmas hamper delivery.

Every year, students from the two schools join forces with parishioners from the Richmond Catholic Church, as well as businesses around the region, to donate Christmas-themed goods for the

concedes “there’s quite a lot of sugar” in the Christmas-themed food items, the pupils love donating the gifts and the families who receive the gifts are always super grateful.

“It’s a wonderful sight when all the gifts are there at mass on Sunday. The school children and St Vincent de Paul do an amazing job - it’s a wonderful church outreach programme.”

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Peter says the business community, including Proper Chips and The Warehouse, also helped out with generous donations.

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One of Club Waimea’s originals passes away Simon Bloomberg Ross Barnes believed there was no such word as ‘can’t’, which isn’t surprising considering he wasn’t even expected to live past his early childhood years after being born with a brain tumour.

Not only did Ross defy the surgeon who sent the young boy “home to die” after surgery to remove the tumour, he went on to live a full and interesting life, making a significant contribution to all the communities he lived in during his 85 years.

Ross, who passed away in Nelson on November 24, was born in Greymouth on March 28, 1931,

the youngest of a family of seven with five sisters and one brother.

He attended Rununga School “intermittently because of illhealth and lack of interest” before following his father into the coal mines that were such a big part of life on the West Coast.

However, Ross was forced to change careers after a serious injury to his hand and arm suffered in the mines. He subsequently worked in a pie cart, on farms and driving a bread van before starting a longer-term job as a linesman with the Greymouth Electric Power Board.

Although Ross may have been initially frustrated that the injury

he suffered in the mines prohibited him from playing contact sports like rugby league, it led to an interest in swimming which quickly turned into a life-long passion. In 1959, Ross founded the Kotuku Surf Life Saving Club, which has honoured him by naming one of their rescue boats The Ross Barnes, where he coached and mentored hundreds of young West Coasters including famous Kiwi rugby league player Kevin Dixon.

When Ross and Jo moved to Richmond in 1971, he continued his involvement in swimming, teaching children at Henley School to swim for 12 years. Ross’

The charter committee of Club Waimea with Ross Barnes second from right in the middle row.

Ross, middle, with members of the Kotuku Surf Life Saving Club. son Evan says he still gets people Bob says. “He always worked coming up to him today telling very well with the secretary-manhim that “your old man taught ager, which was important for the me to swim.” club.”

Ross also made significant con- Evan is convinced his father’s tributions to the Richmond com- trademark determination and remunity as a Richmond Borough silience and his belief that ‘there’s councillor and helping establish no such word as can’t’, was forged Club Waimea and then becoming during many years of battling the club’s first member. He held against ill-health and injury. In every office on the club’s com- addition to the brain tumour and mittee over a period of 15 years, arm injury, Evan says his father including president for nine years had a kidney removed, contractand vice president and was the ed TB and had a finger ampudriving force behind the club’s tated “but never once complained visionary decision to diversify about pain or suffering.” into other activities including the “Even when he was in great pain motor camp, squash courts and at the end, he never complained bowling club. once,” Evan says. “He was tough Club Waimea’s fellow original alright.”

Bob Oldham says “Ross was a Ross is survived by his wife of 59 good bloke who worked hard for years Jo, children Evan, Robyn the club over many years.” and Karen, seven grandchildren “Ross was a good team player,” and two great grandchildren.

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Unfortunately, it was the passing of Michelle’s father in May this year, after a short battle with cancer, that caused her to put herself forward for the job. “It made me reflect on life, what I was passionate about, and I realised that I got my drive and my passion Michelle from my volunteer work so I Hunt decided that I’d love to work for a non-profit organisation. "Luckily, a few months later I saw this position.”

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Anger of misplaced trolleys: Is it my old age or complete intolerance when it comes to the treatment of the common shopping trolley? The Richmond Mall as well as other businesses, in the area, provide plenty of areas to park their trolleys when customers have finished with them. What a joke! Trolleys are left anywhere without any thought of returning them to a base.

They are found anywhere in Richmond or the mall car park, just left where shoppers have parked or decided they have finished with them. Pure ignorance I say. Perhaps the same method should be applied that applies in the UK where you pay a coin deposit to free the trolley and only regain that coin when you return trolley to a base or original point of where you obtained said trolley. B Wilson, Richmond.

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Mayors' Christmas dinner might be cancelled: The Mayors' dinner should be arranged by the Mayor, but hold on, she cannot arrange to have our streets cleared or reply to emails I have no confidence in Rachel Reese for seeing Nelson moving forward.

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Who knew you needed a chef to cook a Christmas dinner! Guess since we don't have one in our house we wont get Christmas dinner either. No wait, we use common sense and cook it like our mums and dads did, we do it ourselves. Anne Becconsall.

What does the actual mayor of Nelson say? There wasn't one quote by her in this article. Considering it is the Mayors' Christmas Dinner. And everyone knows if it's for the council's function they'd find the solution, no matter what the cost. Rayon Mackenzie.

Tasman says no to Easter trading: Good, this gives most workers a day off. Dale Boyce.

Great decision Christine O’Connell.

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Mike Roberts.

I think we can all manage a few days a year without shops and hopefully enjoy family time. Well done TDC. Nikki Ryan.

The decision should be optional, open or don’t open, no fines included. Roger Doran.

St Arnaud crash kills one: Just about got cleaned out yesterday not far from Wash Bridge. Truck on wrong side of the

road. I think we need some cops about, crazy. The amount of holes in the road after two weeks is unreal and as for the patch up jobs being done just a waste of time and money. Richard Breakspear.

The sad thing is, all this is the ripple effect if the quake. The roads were not built for that volume of traffic. They are getting chewed up now.

The trucking companies need to also relax their time schedules as no one can go fast safely. It’s not even peak season for holiday makers yet, so imagine tourists added to this and people towing caravans. An absolute nightmare for all. Imperative now to reduce speed limits. Control where trucks can park up too as they reduce visibility for all.

And don’t forget the impact on Nelson roads. Rocks Rd and Tahunanui Dr are now main routes for truckers. This will damage roads too.

Traffic has increased in a week yet we still don’t have our holiday makers, it will only get worse. Everyone has to be aware of the extra road dangers now.

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Pet killed in house fire: I am so sorry to hear that my thoughts and prayers are with this family at this horrible time. Lisa Salmond.

RIP, furry family member. Sounds like you were a brave soul. So sorry to read this. Mandy Thomas.

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Kindies help out Kaikoura Simon Bloomberg Children at Pinegrove Kindergarten in Brightwater joined kindies around Nelson and Tasman and wore blue and had their faces painted the same colour on Friday as part of a fund-raiser for kindies and schools affected by the Kaikoura earthquake.

Blue Day was organised by Stoke kindergarten mum Phylippa Squires who has a close connection with the Kaikoura area.

Phylippa’s parents live on a farm on the banks of the Hapuka River near Kaikoura and so she was keen to do something to help out the quake victims.

“We asked the parents to dress their children in blue to represent the sea and bring a gold coin to help the children at all the kindies and pre-schools and schools in Kaikoura,” Phylippa says. “All the children here felt the earthquake and we’ve been talking to them about and they were quite concerned.

“We talked to them about things, like all the toys being broken at the kindies in Kaikoura, so they could really relate to it. They know why we are doing the Blue Day appeal.”

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Children, teachers and parents at Pinegrove Kindergarten in Brightwater raised funds for the children of Kaikoura on Friday as part of the Blue Day Appeal. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. gathered quite a bit of momentum with a number of other kindies, pre-schools and schools around the region taking part.

“I emailed about 100 kindies,

pre-schools and schools to ask them to help out with Blue Day and they are doing things like coin trails and mufti-days. It’s too early to know how much it raised

because not everyone did it on Friday but we raised $107 and I know the Brook Kindergarten raised $75 and Nayland Primary had a coin trail and raised $400.”

Phylippa says any kindies, preschools and schools who want to take part in Blue Day can email her at phylippa21@hotmail.com for more information.

Hello Readers, I do hope that you are all looking forward to a lovely warm and sunny Christmas, it must be the sun’s turn to be kind to us all and become part of our holiday plans.

I was in Hokitika last week and the year to date rainfall is 5 metres, note that it is measured in metres and not millimetres like we do here. That’s a lot of precipitation in one year but there are benefits as well, everything down that way is looking lovely with lots of grass for the dairy cows and water storage facilities full.

Real estate listings and enquiry is still strong and will probably be that way right up to the Christmas time.

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Part of the international organisation, Toastmasters Nelson Club is one of three in the Nelson area.

“The pattern I see is that a Toastmaster moves to a new area and then realises that there’s no Toastmasters club there, so they initiate one,” says Nelson Club’s Kelvin Woodley. “They always start essentially for the same reason - people see a need to improve their ability to speak in public situations, that’s why we all join and that’s why clubs are started in the first place.”

With clubs all around the globe, Nelson Club often welcomes overseas visitors while members within the Nelson group have enjoyed the hospitality of international clubs and others around New Zealand.

Kelvin has been a member of the Nelson Club for around 10 years and says he attributes his current job as principal of Tapawera School to the skills he has learned through Toastmasters.

“I’ve learned things about working with my staff, difficult conversations I have to have, it's improved my ability to respond thoughtfully and appropriately and my levels of anxiety are way less than they used to be,” says Kelvin.

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Toastmasters Nelson Club members, from left, Kelvin Woodley and Alison Cowan, welcome any ex members to come along to their 45 year anniversary celebration. Photo: Jessie Johnston. speaking side of it, but actually meeting people, introducing myself and holding a conversation,” says Alecia Humphries.

“If I’m with my husband at a group meeting with council or any sort of social situation, I just sort of sit by myself.

I’m not usually the type of person to go up and talk to someone I don’t know.”

“At the time I joined I was doing a writing course and it was kind of an outlet for what I was writing,” says Alison Cowan. “Most people come to it on the basis of getting better at public speak-

ing. Personally, I have been on the stage in small ways ever since I was quite young so that side of it wasn’t so unfamiliar to me, what was unfamiliar was presenting my own words.”

Toastmasters Nelson Club’s 45 year anniversary will be held on Monday, December 12, from 7pm, in their regular meeting room at the Hearing House, 354 Trafalgar Square, Nelson. If any ex-Toastmaster Nelson Club members would like to attend, contact Alison on 022 3519 550.

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Paddleboard or SUP yoga is the latest fitness craze, combining the calm serenity and fluidity of yoga postures, or asana, with the added challenge of balancing on the evermoving water.

Now, I am probably the worst person to do yoga, I’m a busy body who loves moving, I’m not so good at just being still and I tend to get the giggles at the most inappropriate times.

We arrived at Tahunanui Beach and my instructor Kelly Gill-Brydon gave me the run down. It was less than ideal conditions, windy and choppy, but in my book that means fun.

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After hooking up to the buoy, we started with some sun salutations, focusing on our breathing and opening up our body, the sun was gloriously warm and it was peaceful.

Unfortunately, I broke the bliss with giggles as soon as we did the first asana.

The pose, threading the needle, consisted of me twisting underneath myself and, while it wasn’t particularly hard, for someone who has not done yoga and is not used to having their bum sticking straight up in the air, I felt comically uncoordinated and slightly self conscious.

Thus the giggles began, making unexpected appearances throughout the session.

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down, bums up.

At this stage it must be said that, as unfamiliar as it was, I loved every minute and had stayed on my board.

It probably wasn’t as blissful and quiet as your regular SUP yoga classes, but it was fun and I discovered I had retained some of the gymnast flexibility I had once worked so hard for.

After moving through more asanas and getting into the rhythm of things Kelly suggested we head to the shallows and put my balance and flexibility to the ultimate test with some more advanced moves. I failed miserably and fell in the water during almost every attempt at the advanced moves.

I did, however, manage a milestone, I somehow convinced my body to cooperate long enough to do my very first freestanding headstand.

To try out SUP yoga for yourself, get in touch with Kelly and the team at Moana SUP, or one of the other local companies that offer it.

Bringing a woman’s touch Richmond Cars and Commercials has recently about, I’m going to be looking at the basic stuff, welcomed new recruit Paige Wooding to its what people really need to know about the sales team and can’t wait for clients to experience vehicle they’re purchasing,” says Paige. “And I her enthusiasm and bubbly personality when guess a woman’s touch is a new thing for this it comes to purchasing from the car yard, they’ve never had a female Richmond car yard. sales person before.”

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Focus on Farming & RURAL LIFESTYLE Filco Farm and Sport are proud to have been supplying excellent sales and service to their clients for the last 29 years. The Nelson team has everything to keep you up and running on the farm and specialises in providing an on-farm service which is vital for those who have little time to spare. They’ve got a great range of new and used farm bikes, side by sides, ATV’s, kid’s quads and all of the accessories you need to operate them safely, as well as finance

and insurance for your new purchases.

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While the unsettled weather may have caused some disruption to the harvest schedule, Wakefield based Golden Bay Contracting Tasman is pleased with the outcome of the season so far and is now beginning to make hay.

The team is proud to be able to offer round or conventional hay bales in small, medium and large sizes, including wrapped bales thanks to their brand-new baler and wrapper.

Featuring the latest technology, their Inagra wrapper is the first to come into the Tasman area and groups bales to eliminate manual handling. Small bales of hay or haylage are perfect for lifestyle blocks and the equestrian community as they are easy to handle, plus, haylage does not need shed storage, has a higher nutritional value than hay and is an economical option when compared to grain feeds.

Collecting farm fresh eggs from your own hens is hugely satisfying but if yours have not come back into the lay yet this summer, it may be time to ‘refresh’ your laying flock with some young pullets. Appletons always has brown shaver pullets at the start of their laying lives which are well grown, well fed and raised in hen houses with access to green paddocks. While you’re there, pick up the Appletons step on feeder and easy care drink-

er to ensure a ready supply of fresh food and water.

Appletons currently has 15-weekold pullets available, a great age to get your new girls as it gives them time to settle into their new home and routine before they come into the lay between 18-24 weeks.

Phone Appletons today on 542 3224.

With a new on-road sales manager on board, Stihl Shop Richmond is fully equipped to provide the top of the South with great products and services. Jason Ahnfeldt is a familiar face amongst the regions farm owners and motorcycle enthusiasts thanks to his many years in the motorcycle industry, including owning his own business. He’s now looking forward to working under the reputable Stihl brand and getting out on the road to meet clients throughout Nelson, Tasman, Golden Bay, Murchison, Havelock and Rai Valley.

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Focus on Farming & RURAL LIFESTYLE Give Mike Nicholls a call today on 027 847 9445 for all your fencing needs, you’ll be so glad you did.

Jason Ahnfeldt is the new on-road sales manager at Stihlshop Richmond. Talk to him about their new range of Kymco ATV’s.

If you’re looking for an experienced and reliable fencing contractor, look no further than Mike Nicholls Contracting.

Mike has been providing high quality fencing services across the region for a number of years and can cater to all your requirements. Whether it’s a

one-off installation or ongoing maintenance for a large agricultural or rural property, Mike offers competitive prices and free quotes, as well as an efficient service to get your property fenced quickly, based around your needs and schedule. Thanks to 20 years’ experience, Mike’s expertise

includes electric fencing installation, vineyard fencing, stockyard fencing, and lifestyle block fencing. Mike also provides a range of related services and products you may require for your fencing project such as posts, hinges, gates, gorse spraying, grass topping and sheep shearing.

Owning stock comes with the responsibility of maintaining their health and wellbeing and for those with sheep, that means doing your best to prevent and treat fly strike. Signs of this include the animal nibbling at its wool, stamping feet, twitching tails and dark patches seen on the white fleece.

Occurring commonly around the tail end, on the back line, the belly, around the pizzle and between the ears of rams after fighting, fly strike can be prevented with shearing and dipping with effective insecticides.

Animals with fly strike must be clipped around the affected area and treated with insecticide, as well as a a Zinc based sunscreen product to protect any exposed skin.

For all the advice and products required to treat and prevent fly strike,

see the team at Town and Country Vet today.

Gordon Handy Machinery Limited are your one stop shop for quality parts, service and agricultural equipment in the Nelson area. They stock a full range of seasonal farm machinery from proven brands like Pottinger, Alpego, Giltrap, Hustler and Rata, ensuring customer’s cultivation, feedout, harvesting and material handling needs are met.

As an authorised John Deere dealer they can offer you the best solution for your operation, whether it is a new 6M/6R Series tractor, a 5 Series orchard/vineyard tractor or a wide range of turf and groundscare products.

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Classique Spa & Beauty Therapy offers a warm and friendly environment for people to come in and enjoy their beauty enhancing experiences. The team at Classique encourage people to have fun and relax within the salon’s great and uplifting atmosphere.

You will find Classique Spa & Beauty Therapy, nestled in the heart of Richmond, at 11 Sundial Square.

Classique would like to Welcome Gina Page to the team. Gina has 4 years of experience in the Beauty industry. After qualifying in Australia and working in Brisbane she has moved back home to Nelson, bringing the skills and knowledge of the latest beauty techniques from Australia. We are excited about Gina joining our already experienced beauty team, which includes: Heather Holland the Owner and qualified Senior Nail Technician and Educator, Kelly our Senior Beauty Therapist/Manager, Rachel our Senior Nail Technician, and Rebecca our lovely receptionist. Together we have over 60 years of experience.

With our team expanding, there will be new and advanced treatments being introduced into Classique and we look forward to seeing you soon.

Whether you’re staying at home, heading off to the bach or visiting family, Stitchcraft has plenty to keep keen crafters entertained these summer holidays.

Owner Tanya Carney says Stitchcraft is stocked full of goodies that you can take away with you including quick and easy knitting, crochet and cross-stitch projects. She also has plenty of patterns and design books that are packed with awesome ideas for keeping your mind and your hands busy throughout your time off. It doesn’t matter if your passion lies in knitting, crocheting, sewing or any other form of needle Tanya Carney craft, Stitchcraft can set you up with everything you need for any sized project. Tanya and her team are also the perfect people to come and talk to for inspiration if you’re looking to create something handmade and unique as a gift this Christmas. Or, if your friend or family member prefers to do their own crafting, you can take advantage of a Stitchcraft gift voucher. Make sure you come in and see the team at Stitchcraft today for a very merry Christmas and a creative New Year.

All too often the words honesty, integrity, hard working and caring are used in the real estate industry, yet less often are they actually put into action.

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Just a thought...

It was Thanksgiving Day in the US two weeks ago and it is one of the most celebrated days in their calendar.

The importance and power of an attitude of gratitude has prompted me to express just a few thoughts about the benefits of a national day of thanksgiving or even better still try making every day a day to give thanks.

Some of the most inspirational people are those who have expe-

rienced extreme disappointment, tragedy or loss and yet have never become bitter or ungrateful.

Helen Keller, who was blind and deaf for most of her life, said “I thank God for my handicaps, for through them I have found myself, my work and my God.” A good friend who recently lost a long battle with cancer said that the illness had been a journey that had brought him closer to God, to his family and some

of the best years of his marriage.

Even on a bad day he learned to still count his blessings.

The internationally acclaimed Soviet author and Nobel Prize winner, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, who spent years in prison in Siberia said “Bless you prison, bless you for being in my life. For there, lying upon the rotting prison straw, I came to realise that the object of life is not prosperity as we are made to believe, but the maturity

can mean the difference between of the human soul.”

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Jingle Bells Jog The annual Jingle Bells Jog and Santa Walk will be hosted by Nelson Events on Sunday. Starting at Trafalgar Park at 10am, the event will follow the waterfront to finish at Tahunanui Beach, with participants allowed to walk, jog, skate or scoot. The fun family event, which includes well behaved pooches, is a fundraiser for the Heart Foundation’s Nelson Marlborough Branch. Participants are encouraged to dress to the Christmas theme, wear something red, or, wear or carry some ringing bells. Prizes will be awarded for the most ringing bells, the best Christmas costume, the best Christmas costumed family, and the best Christmas dressed dog. Early registration for the event can be made online at nelsonevents.co.nz or by contacting the Heart Foundation’s Nelson office at 42 Halifax Street.

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Hope School production hilarious Simon Bloomberg Hope School’s musical comedy had the audience in fits of laughter as pupils acted, sang and danced their way through writer Craig Hawes’ modern take on the legend of merry medieval hero Robin Hood.

However, the school production of Robin and the Sherwood Hoodies got off to a slow start with the kindergarten children who attended the final dress rehearsal on Tuesday not understanding the grownup humour. There was a slightly better response when they performed the second show in front of Enner Glynn School but once the adult audience ar-

rived at the matinee on Wednesday, the laughing didn’t stop.

“There’s lots of puns and innuendo and it went right over the heads of the kindy children.” teacher and producer Graeme Snell says. “About a dozen or so of the Enner Glynn kids got it so there was some laughing, but the adults at the matinee thought it was hilarious.”

Graeme, who produced the show with help from colleague’s Jacqui

Wills, Mel Kern, Katherine McFarland and all 83 of the school’s pupils, says the quality of the acting, singing and dancing, coupled with a humorous storyline and lyrics, made the show a success. He says all the main actors were amazing with Jessie Salmond playing Robin Hood, Tessa Strange as Maid Marion, Annabelle Swain playing the Sheriff of Nottingham and Maia Kininmonth as King John.

Hope School’s, from left, Chloe Paterson (playing Bolt), Morgan Fitzsimmons (Genghis the Strange), Ava Paterson (Grabbit) and Cameron Fitzsimmons (Gavin the Torturer) perform during the school production Robin and the Sherwood Hoodies last Thursday night. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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Father and son Ted and Kelvin Woodley found a novel way to celebrate Ted’s 80th birthday on Saturday – by riding the inaugural 158km Abel Tasman Cycle Challenge with each other.

Ted and Kelvin, 57, crossed the line together arm-in-arm after a gruelling ride from Saxton Field and out to Ruby Bay, Motueka, Kaiteriteri and back.

“It was bloody hard work, I sat on the back of Kelvin all the way and he did a great job,” Ted says.

Ted now lives two hours out of Melbourne and still cycles with a group weekly, but this was a big step up. “I haven’t done a race that long in a long time."

A puncture and a broken chain saw Ted come across the line with blood on his forearm and his knee.

“The chain came off three times and we had a puncture – when you fall off it makes you look a little mucky,” Ted says.

Father and son Kelvin and Ted Woodley with family and friends after the duo finished the 158km Abel Tasman Cycle Classic together to celebrate Ted's 80th birthday. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport Limited.

“I didn’t think I’d be doing the whole thing – I thought I’d be doing part of it but the event is a lot harder than it looks.

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“The thing I enjoyed most was finishing."

The duo were welcomed by family and friends who had travelled

to Nelson for the birthday celebrations.

Kelvin says he was proud to do the race with his father and it re-

minded him of when they used to work together on DIY projects in their younger days.

“There aren’t many things like this at 57 that you can do with your 80-year-old father.”

The duo joked they might now take up an event more gentile, like sailing. Kelvin, the principal at Tapawera Area School, says he had support from people watching the race out on the course.

Rightly, Ted finished one second ahead of his son in seven hours 13 minutes and six seconds.

Ted finished 352nd out of the more than 400 people who took on the individual ride.

Olympic rowing champion Hamish Bond won the race in three hours 51 minutes and 51 seconds. He was more than five minutes clear of his nearest challenger. Nelson’s Tour de France rider George Bennett started his season preparation with sixth, almost 20 minutes behind Hamish.

Event organiser John McIntrye confirmed the event would be back next year and he was keen to build on the 600 ‘originals’ who competed in the first event.

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Blackjacks happy for second chance Jacob Page Nelson bowler Ali Forsyth says the New Zealand team will look to make the most of their second opportunity at the Bowls World Championships in Christchurch this week.

The New Zealand ‘Blackjacks’ have a host of Nelson players with Ali in the men’s triples, Val Edwards and Kirsten Edwards in the women’s fours, Jo Edwards in the women’s singles and Shannon McIlroy in the men’s pairs.

All four teams had to settle for bronze medals on week one – all bowing out at the semi-final stage on Friday..

Ali says the team know they are capable of producing quality bowls but they had to do it consistently.

“We were all pleased to get ourselves into the medal stages but to all dip out like we did was a bit disappointing.”

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Tasman Bay produced ideal ocean surf ski racing conditions for the 2016 KayakHQ King & Queen of the Bay, where local paddlers dominated the top places in the 17km race from Kaiteriteri to Kina Beach on Sunday.

Sunday produced a northerly wind gusting to 20-knots creating waves for the paddlers to chase and ride, making for exciting and strategic racing.

The seas, though, did add to the level of challenge which stretched some of the field.

The young star of Nelson adventure sport, Cameron Jones, had an exceptional paddle, combining fitness and skill to take line honours and win

the race in 1 hour 25 minutes. In the women’s race, Lisa Morrison had a convincing win by mastering the seas and reaching Kina Beach in 1hr 58min.

The doubles race was eventually won by Joe and Jackie MacIntyre, who were tussling for the lead with David Ayre and Naomi Whitehead until the duo stopped to aid a capsised division 4 paddler remount their surfski. David and Naomi were awarded the sportsmanship trophy for their decision.

The Queen and King of the Bay titles are awarded to the fastest paddlers on the stopwatch. In the Queen of the Bay race Morrison took the title and the men’s was won by defending champion and pre-race favourite Hadyn Lockie.

Previous winner Dan Busch pushed Lockie for the first part of the race but in the latter stages the in-form Lockie pulled away to win by a healthy margin.

The 2017 event will be held at the end of summer on a longer course, from Kaiteriteri to Mapua Wharf. Safety Officer for the Tasman Bay Kayak Racing Club, Reid Forrest, commented how well everyone handled the changing conditions and waves.

SportS Football Tasman United have just five points through seven matches of football’s Stirling Sports Premiership after a 4-2 loss to Eastern Suburbs in Auckland on Sunday. Tasman conceded two goals in the final 10 minutes to remain secondto-last on the table.

Cameron Jones with a kayak. Insert: Cameron in action as he took line honours in the King & Queen of the Bay. Cricket Waimea Toi Toi are the first senior cricket team to book a spot in the 110-over final after they drew with Athletic College Old Boys on Saturday. Waimea Toi Toi will play either Stoke-Nayland, who beat Wanderers by one wicket or Nelson College, who beat Wakatu by four wickets in round nine of the competition. Nelson College are away at the national secondary schools tournament.

Golf The Tasman men’s golf team finished the national interprovincial tournament with two wins and four losses, in New Plymouth. Tasman No 1 Ryan Chisnall was the standout for his team during the week, winning five of his six matches.

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Garin College’s Ryan Churchill showed his diverse talents at the weekend racing away from the Condor rugby sevens to win a silver medal at the national secondary school’s athletics champs at Waitakere’s Trusts Stadium.

Ryan produced a 13.16m leap to finish second in the junior boys’ triple jump, just 21cm behind the winner Callum Stewart of St Andrews College. Garin’s Jared Lautenslager also had a successful meeting running a personal best of 8min 37.68sec for seventh place in the 3000m.

Waimea College’s Samantha Hardie was fifth in the junior girls 400m in 59.31sec while school-mate Bridie Edwards was fourth in the senior girls 3000m in 10min 8.92secs and sixth in the 500m in 4min 50.20sec. Waimea’s Beth Versey was seventh in the senior girls’ 800m in 2min 26.10sec while Brooke Robertson was also seventh in the senior girls’ discus, throwing 33.70m.

Mapua’s Izzy Neal, who attends Motueka High, was second in the junior girls’ 400m in 57.52sec.

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Nelson cricketer Saffron Wilson is certainly enjoying her time in the sun.

The 14-year-old Nelson College for Girls pupil is currently leading Nelson Cricket’s Most Valuable Player voting after six weeks, beating out several senior Nelson representative players in the process.

The MVP rankings combines batting, bowling and fielding attributes to calculate a points score.

“I’ve worked on my batting because last year I didn’t play well and I wanted to get my run rate up and get some more speed into my bowling.

“I like having a crack against the boys and proving that the girls can score just as many runs as they can.”

Saffron plays for Wakatu's under-15 side as a No 3 batter and first change bowler.

She had limited opportunities at the bowling crease last season due to a back injury, but now that has healed and the benefits are noticeable.

Saffron’s first memory of cricket was as a four-year-old watching

Saffron Wilson's efforts with bat and ball has the 14-year-old as the early front- runner in Nelson Cricket's MVP statistics for the season. Photo: Jacob Page. her dad bat in a game in North Canterbury.

Despite being “hooked” on watching cricket on TV from a young age, it wasn’t until she was about 10 that she tried the game for the first time.

“I was more of a netball player and a sprinter.”

Saffron has only been dismissed twice so far this year, her best

knock has been an unbeaten 94 where she also snared two for 12 from seven overs against a joint Nelson College and Nelson Prep team.

She says she has aspirations to make the White Ferns one day.

This season she would like to get triple figures with the bat, but she is also targeting captaining Nelson Under-15s and making

the Central Districts Under-15 girls' team.

The regional Central Districts tournament will be played in two weeks.

Three Nelson girls made the Central Districts Under-15s and two girls made Central Districts Under-21s last year, proving Nelson continues to produce quality women cricketers.

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Community Notices RICHMOND COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS DINNER SUN 25th DEC Richmond Primary School Hall Koha entry from11.30am Families welcome. Plenty of parking. (no alcohol) Register at RICHMOND MALL Info desk or Age Concern. Prizes donated by The Warehouse(Richmond) ph.544 8844 or email <church.onhill@xtra.co.nz MYSTERY INK Club finale for 2016! Discuss what’s new in books, music & film. For 12-17 year olds. Thursday 8 December @3.45pm, Richmond Library.

Good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters.

Bring your own materials and lunch. Free. Richmond Library.Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2.00pm.

BOOTMARKET this Saturday 9-12pm Richmond Church of Christ Free coffee, lots of bargains,. Cnr of Darcy & Croucher Streets. Cancelled if wet. Sites $5 contact ph 544 5415.

NELSON TRAMPING CLUB invites you: Dec. 10, Mt Richmond, Ph Dan 548 3458; Dec. 1011, Angelus Hut. Details www.http://nelsontrampingclub.org.nz Fertility Support Event: “Coping with Christmas when you don’t yet have the family you planned”. Practical strategies and coping mechanisms presented by a guest speaker with fertility experience and specialist knowledge in mental health and wellness.

Free event, supper provided. 13 December, 6.30pm. Numbers limited so RSVP Susannah/ Shannan on nelsonsupport@fertilitynz.org.nz Survivors and Thrivers. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along and meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Phone 539 1137 for details Mindfulness and Relaxation Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 1137 Have you ever thought of becoming a vol-

unteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice?

Check out our website www.volunteernelson. org.nz ph 546 7681.

SING HU, A love song to God, to help you experience divine love and inner peace.Wednesday 5 30 to 6 00 at 44c Bronte st ph Lyndy 5481450 or 0211567914 LEARNING ADVENTURES - 2017 Rego!

Extension classes for ages 6-8,8-12 year olds: Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, Maths, and Societal Ethics with like-minded peers. www.

MinistryOfInspiration.org.

021-779-839 Leanne.

SUMMER FUN - Day camps for Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, Maths, and Societal Ethics (STEAMS). See website details, rego SOON! www.MinistryOfInspiration.org. 021-779-839 Leanne.

FROMTERM 1 next year, Brightwater Scouts is starting up a Kea section for boys and girls from years one to three. If you can run faster than a speeding hedgehog, jump higher than a pussycat and yell louder than your mother then Keas is for you. Please email nelsonzonekeas@ gmail.com.

HOPE/RANZAU W.I. Christmas Lunch is on Weds. 7th. December, 12.30pm at Age ConcernHall,62OxfordSt.Richmond. Whynotjoin us for an enjoyable meal, ring Brenda 5445872.

COMMUNITY SING ALONG Wednesday 7 December 1.30 pm 4 Wensley Rd Richmond (Opp TDC). Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. All welcome.

FERTILITY SUPPORT EVENT: “Coping with Christmas when you don’t yet have the family you planned”. Practical strategies and coping mechanisms presented by a guest speaker with fertility experience and specialist knowledge in mental health and wellness.

DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: myevent@waimeaweekly.co.nz

Free event, supper provided. 13 December, 6.30pm. Numbers limited so RSVP Susannah/ Shannan on nelsonsupport@fertilitynz.org.nz.

NELSON RAILWAY at Founders Park The Railcar will be running on Saturday and Sunday this weekend, on demand between 11am - 4pm . Adults $5 Children $3. The railcar does not operate if wet.

PICKLEBALL is a fun new game to Nelson. If you’ve played a racquet/bat sport this could be for you. We play on the badminton courts at Richmond Badminton Hall on Thursdays 10am to 12 noon. New members very welcome. For more information call Margaret 547 6541.

TINY TOTS, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 1010.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time. $5YOGA CLASS Tues 6.45pm,Thurs 5.45pm.

1 Hour class with Alice Auckland Point School 111 Haven Road, Nelson. Please wear comfy clothes and bring a mat. All levels welcome.

Contact Alice for further details on 022 127 6306.

GOOD CRAFTERNOON! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters.Bring your own materials and lunch.

Richmond Library. Wednesdays, 12.30pm2.00pm. Free.

NZ RED CROSS is looking for volunteers to join their dynamic team. Supporting former refugees is rewarding and gives you an opportunity to make a difference. Full training provided. Contact us now to find out more: jettie. skerten@redcross.org.nz ph548-4978.

RICHMOND CREATIVE FIBRE- meet at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays of the month at 9.30am for

Spinning,knitting, Felting &weaving. Dianne 5449982.

DARCY STREET INDOOR BOWLS Tuesday 1pm-3pm. $2.50 per session. Cnr Croucher St & Darcy St. Behind Church of Christ. Maryann 544 2596.

DANCE CLASS - Adult beginners, Thursday evenings 7.30-8.30, Richmond Primary School hall $5 pp. Ph: Sally 541 9084..

SING HU, A love song to God, to help you experience divine love and inner peace.Wednesday 5 30 to 6 00 at 44c Bronte st, ph Lyndy 481450 or 0211567914.RAKAI LIONS LILIES 2016.This is a Haven Lioness Club project. Proceeds towards PINC Next Steps Programme (cancer rehabilitation) Oriental Lilies, many colours and scented. A bag of four oriental Lilies $10 email margaret.ralph.c@xtra.co.nz or ph.

Audrey Kitto ph. 5446243 Margaret Ching p.

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LEARNING ADVENTURES - Extension classes for ages 8-12 year olds. Explore Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, Maths, & Societal Ethics with like-minded peers. www.

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021-779-839 Leanne UNDERWATER ROBOTICS for YOUTH - NZ Aquabots is back! Intermediate & College teams needed. See our website for info & your school to rego! www.MinistryOfInspiration.org. 021-779-839 Leanne CANCER SOCIETY SUPPORT: Survivors & Thrivers. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along & meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Ph 539 1137. Mindfulness & Relaxation Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 1137.

Prostate Cancer Support Group meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 1.30

to 3.30pm contact Ian 547 3373. searchweek.org/public-outreach REGULAR EVENTS ME/CFS FM SUPPORT NELSON BAYS. Find support with others who understand.

Come and join our small informal group, third Monday of month at Suter Cafe, Halifax St, 2.30pm strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com WOMEN SINGERS, join us to perform at national competitions next April. Barbershop a-cappella. Nelson Harmony Chorus rehearse Thurs, 7 pm, Club Waimea, Richmond. Trish 544 8876 www.nelsonharmony.org.nz INNER WHEEL WAIMEA NELSON - a Club for women promoting friendship and community involvement. Meetings held the 4th Monday of the month. Contact Pat on 03 5482725 for further details.

ENLIVEN POSITIVE AGEING SERVICES provide a day programme for older people with memory loss. Could you volunteer to help on a Wednesday? Chat, serve refreshments, help with activities. Please ph: Trish 5479350 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY are looking for some extra volunteers in the ReStore! There are many different ways you can help, so call us to find out all the different ways you could be involved! 547 4626 RUMMICUB’ SENIOR CITIZENS ROOMS Oxford St, Friday afternoons. 1-3pm. $2 includes a cuppa. Free parking. Free 1st lesson.

Ph Kath 5445563 FOOD, IS IT A PROBLEM FOR YOU? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity &/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. Meetings held weekly. All welcome to attend.

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Richmond Community meeting – earthquake preparedness

Sundial Sounds

Event details: Thursday 8 December, 6.00 pm at Richmond New Life Church – Auditorium 85 Wensley Rd, Richmond.

As a result of the recent earthquake events affecting Hurunui, Kaikoura and Marlborough people are asking the question – are we prepared?

• What is my family plan?

• Where do I find information in an emergency?

• Have we got enough food and water to last until help arrives?

• If we have to evacuate where do we go?

• How will I know if I need to evacuate?

• Who will help us?

Come along to the public meeting, where Nelson Tasman Civil Defence Emergency Management will answer all your questions.

Thursday 8 December, 4.30 – 6.30 pm. Need a break from your Christmas shopping or want to simply hang out in the sun and listen to great music? Then head down to Sundial Square and listen to the George FM DJ. The bean bags will be out, so bring a picnic and relax on the grass.

Upcoming maritime events Navigation Safety Bylaw: Temporary reservations and speed limit uplifting for maritime events between 11 November 2016 and 2 April 2017.

Pursuant to provisions of the Navigation Safety Bylaw 2015, the Tasman District Council Harbourmaster has (or may soon) grant authorisations for the following known events during the upcoming holiday period. Other events may also occur during this time but the Harbourmaster has not yet received further applications.

Event date

Location

Activity

Free dog microchipping

11 December

Waimea River

Jet Boating Slalom and Christmas Picnic

We’re offering free microchipping for all dogs registered in Tasman District. Microchipping is a legal requirement for most dogs and is the best way to reunite lost, injured or stolen pets with their owners.

31 December

Kaiteriteri

Fireworks

31 December

Torrent Bay

Fireworks

14 January

Tata Beach

Annual Tata Swim

15 January

Lake Rotoiti

Lakes Rally

29 January

Tata Beach

Tata Titanic Cardboard Boat Race

10 & 11 February

Lake Rotoiti

Waka Ama Event

4 & 5 March

Lake Rotoiti

Classic Boat Show

1 & 2 April

Lake Rotoiti

Power Boat Regatta

When and where: Each Friday morning (unless arranged otherwise) plus 10 December 8.00 am – 10.00 am

Richmond Dog Pound, 121 Beach Road.

Appointments: Ph. 03 543 7012

Get Moving mountain bike fun in Kaiteriteri Kaiteriteri Mountain Bike Park, 11.00 am, Sunday 11 December.

Discover and explore the beautiful Kaiteriteri Mountain Bike Park. Guided mountain biking tours for beginners, plus other fun activities including the bike skills course.

Richmond Community Christmas dinner Event details: Sunday 25 December at the Richmond Primary School Hall. Koha entry from 11.30 am. Christmas dinner served at 12 noon.

Register and collect your ticket from the Richmond Mall Information Desk or Age Concern.

A Holy Trinity Church Community Event. Enquiries Ph. 03 544 8844 or email church.onhill@xtra.co.nz.

Mapua Community Library summer book sale On Monday January 2, from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm, Mapua Library’s annual Summer Book Sale is on at Mapua Village, on the corner of Aranui Road and Toru Street.

Stock up for Summer reading from our huge collection of like-new sbooks, which will be offered for sale at great prices! Ph. 03 540 2545.

Second Hand Sunday is returning for the final time in 2016 – it’s a chance to clear out some clutter before Christmas or grab a treasure or two.

When: Sunday 11 December 2016, 10.00 am – 1.00 pm.

How do I participate? To offer items, complete a registration form online before 9.00 am on Thursday 8 December. Visit www.tasman.govt.nz and use the search phrase “second hand sunday”.

Alternatively, register at one of our Council service centres. On the day, put your items out on your driveway or front lawn and attach the downloadable poster (also available at Council service centres) to your letterbox so people can easily identify your address. Responsible removal of any uncollected items is required at the end of the day. To collect items, find a list of the households offering free stuff on our website from midday on Friday 9 December.

Carols by Candlelight Washbourn Gardens, Richmond, pre-entertainment starts 6.30 pm, carols begin 8.00 pm, Sunday 18 December. Join us for Richmond's Carols by Candlelight where all your favourite Christmas tunes will be sung and celebrated in true festive spirit. Pack a picnic, bring some warm clothing and come along to share in the Christmas tradition.

More glass to recycle?

With the holiday season approaching now is the time to get that extra blue crate for glass recycling. Drop into your local Resource Recovery Centre or your local Council Office and pick up another crate for $20.00.

Assistance

Richmond 03 543 8400 Murchison 03 523 1013

Brightwater carols The Brightwater Carols by Glo-lite is now on Sunday 11 December, 5.00 – 8.00 pm. This is a change of date from that advertised in the Summer Events Guide.

Summer Events Guide out now Find out what’s on in the Nelson Tasman region this summer – pick up a copy of the Summer Events Guide 2016 –17 at Council offices, libraries, visitor information centres or download a copy from our website: www.tasman.govt.nz/events.

COUNCIL MEETINGS

Second Hand Sunday returns

24 Hour

Due to Navigation Safety requirements, water users not involved in these events may be excluded from defined areas during these activities. Notices will be placed at nearby access points during these events.

Further details for these and any new events may be viewed at www.tasman.govt.nz/recreation/boating-fishing/special-events-and-activities/.

Motueka 03 528 2022 Takaka 03 525 0020

Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Community Development Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Thursday 8 December 2016, 9.30 am. Public forum Golden Bay Community Board Takaka Service Centre, Commercial Street. Tuesday 13 December 2016, 9.00 am.

Public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka. Tuesday 13 December 2016, 4.00 pm. Public forum Engineering Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Thursday 15 December 2016, 9.30 am. Public forum Everyone is welcome to attend our public meetings. There is a public seating area where you can observe the meeting, with many of the meetings having a ‘public forum’ providing an opportunity to speak to the meeting if you wish. At the beginning of ordinary meetings up to 30 minutes is set aside for public forum. Each speaker is allocated five minutes. You don’t need to pre-register your intention to speak – just take your turn when invited by the chairperson. These presentations don’t form part of the formal business of the meeting – a brief record will be kept of the matters raised. Any matters requiring further investigation may be referred to staff by the Chairperson.

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Boot Market This Saturday 9-12pm Stalls $5 Just turn up

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One church, Many expressiOns EVERY SUNDAY 10.00AM

Stoke

271 Songer St Sunday at 9.45am Youth & Children’s Christmas Service

Richmond

11 Florence St Wednesday 14 Dec at 11am

Enquiries - Ph 547 7773 www.whakatupres.co.nz

NELSON BIBLE BELIEVERS

Church on the Hill

Welcomes B ible believing Christians and those seeking truth ...

No law but love No book but the Bible No creed but Christ No denominational ideas No opinions of others

Sunday 8.45am

Following Jesus, Building Community

Traditional

Sunday 10.45am Contemporary

Wednesday 10.00am Reflective

All Welcome Holy Trinity Anglican Church www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz church.onhill@xtra.co.nz

Sunday 10am & 5pm - Thursday 7.30pm

93 Beatty Street, Tahuna, Nelson (Rear of NZ King Salmon) 27 Dorset St Richmond 03 544 8844

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“...at evening time it shall be light” Zechariah 14:7 - Malachi 4:5&6

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

at 10am

Salisbury Rd, Richmond

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Headingly Centre Headingly Lane Richmond

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

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Richmond/Stoke Methodist Parish Sunday Services Richmond 9.30am 4 Wensley Rd.

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

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Meeting Sunday 10.30am

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