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Richmond gets new microbrewery The owners of a successful US beer brewing company, who have settled in Nelson, are opening a new microbrewery and pizza restaurant on Champion Rd that will employ up to 30 staff when it opens later this year. Mic and Molley Heynekamp started brewing beer commercially in 1999 when they founded the Socorro Springs Brewing
Company in New Mexico, later moving to Buena Vista in Colorado to set up the successful Eddyline Brewery in 2009. But after falling in love with New Zealand during a “vacation” the Heynekamps decided to move here with their children and set up an Eddyline brewpub and wood-fired pizza restaurant in Nelson. Mic says their business will be established
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simon@waimeaweekly.co.nz in a new building located next to Jennian Homes on Champion Rd, near the Richmond Aquatic Centre. He says the site is perfect because it is close to Richmond
and handy to the Tasman Great Taste Trail. “When we first started looking for a place in 2011, the cycle trail was just getting going. Now the cycle trail is a big attraction and there are plans for a supermarket on Champion Rd as well, so it’s a good location.”
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Fruit trees for local kindy kids Kindy kids will have all the fresh fruit they can eat after Brightwater-based gardener Graham Smith launched a scheme to plant fruit trees in all 19 kindergartens throughout Nelson and Tasman. Graham from Garden Property Services has teamed up with Waimea Nurseries and Green Waste To Zero for the scheme which aims to plant four fruit trees - a plum, apple, feijoa and mandarin - in kindies from Nelson, Tasman and Takaka. Graham is providing his labour for free with Waimea Nurseries donating 76 trees and Green Waste Zero supplying the compost. Graham says he initiated the project because he has two young children of own and has “seen firsthand” the sugar-filled lunch boxes kids are bringing to kindergarten. “I felt the need to do something about it. Our mission is to try and shape the health and well-being of current and future generations of children by providing better access to fresh fruits and vegetables.” Graham approached the Nelson Tasman Kindergarten Association chief executive
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“Yes we have smoke alarms. No, my husband’s just really conscientious and checks them regularly. And they beep at us if they’re starting to go flat anyway.”
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Fruit trees for local kindy kids FROM PAGE 1 Trish Casey with his idea, and before long it was “all go,” with the planting kicking off last week at Victory Square Kindergarten. On Monday, he was planting trees at kindergartens around Richmond and Brightwater where all the children helped dig the holes for the trees. “We hope to educate them in the process from the start, and when they are established they will have the freedom of choice to pick fresh fruit,” Graham says. “Fruit can be quite expensive at times, so this should also give the kindergartens an opportunity to provide fresh fruit to kids throughout the year.” Brightwater kindy’s Leanne Rod-
man says “it’s a fantastic idea” and one that fits with their status as a Silver Award Enviroschool. “We really support sustainability,” Leanne says. “We already have a garden and two fruit trees, so this will add to that.” Kate Marshall says Waimea Nurseries is excited about backing the project. “We donate trees all the time. In the scheme of things it’s not many trees for us, but it will make such a big difference to the kindergartens.” Graham says the project will take around 60 hours to complete and he’ll “just work it around my jobs”. “We’re doing it for the kids - it’s about time we gave something back to the community.”
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Mic says they will be brewing some of Eddyline’s popular beers in the complex but he also wants to develop some new brews using Nelson hops that will be unique to the region.
Eddyline will serve “casual gourmet food” including wood-fired pizzas in a familyfriendly environment. Mic says the company’s name, Eddyline, was chosen because the brewbar was located in a popular white water rafting area and provided a resting
place for rafters and kayakers. Many of their brews have an outdoor theme with names like River Runners Pale Ale and Crank Yanker IPA. Mic is hoping the business will be open by November. It will operate from 10am to 10pm seven days a week.
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The Tasman district’s new $2.2million recycling plant was only officially opened last Thursday but already staff are getting ready to handle a bigger workload. The Beach Rd plant is processing about 50 tonnes of paper, cardboard, plastic, tin, aluminium and glass a week. But that is soon expected to increase by five to 10 tonnes a week with the new bins and collection service making recycling more user-friendly. Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne says increasing the amount of recycling is good for council’s finances as well as the environment. “It will mean we will reduce our demand for landfill space and these improvements have been provided at no extra charge to residents,” he says. Richard also suggested the plant could be used as a regional facility and process Nelson City Council’s recycling. “It’s big enough to be a regional facility and it makes sense,” Richard says. “Hopefully we can have a discussion with Nelson about that.”
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Making news at... School bus crash near Atawhai: A school bus carrying 20 children was involved in an accident on Friday morning near Todd Bush Rd. Senior fire officer Symon Mitchell says the driver of the car was taken to hospital but was not in a serious condition. None of the children on board were injured, but were “shaken” and eventually moved to another bus before being taken to school. Pokie thief causes school lock down: A 25-year-old man was arrested in Nelson on Thursday morning after assaulting a security guard at the Work and Income office and then heading to the Wakatu Hotel, where he pushed a customer off his chair in the pokie room and stole his money. He escaped on a bicycle to the Victory area, causing the local primary school to go into “lock down”. Victory Primary School principal Helen Taylor-Young says the school was in lock down for around ten minutes. “They [police] called and said that there was an offender in the area and to lock the school
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Originair’s maiden flight takes off: Originair and its passengers celebrated the airline’s inaugural flight last week at Nelson Airport with a cake-cutting ceremony and, most importantly, a successful takeoff. The flight from Nelson to Palmerston North was full with 17 passengers, who were also gifted goody bags by staff. Originair will be flying direct between Nelson and Wellington as well, with flights starting on September 13. Tickets at www.originair.nz
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Police are continuing their inquiries into a report from a 19-year-old woman that she was grabbed by two men after being confronted near the corner of Florence St and Fauchelle Ave in Richmond on Saturday night. The woman says the
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Alarmed by lack of alarms Fire Service says a lack of working smoke alarms is concerning
Andrew Board The Fire Service says Nelsonians are flirting with disaster by not having working smoke alarms installed in their homes. Over the past month the Nelson Fire Service has attended four fires where the owners of the home haven’t had a smoke alarm. Station officer Craig Davies says it was fortunate they started during
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Craig says that people need to have a smoke alarm in every bedroom of the house as well as hallways and living rooms, and they need to be on the ceiling, not the wall. In one recent incident, the fire service was called to a sleepout in Tahunanui. The teenager who lived in the room had seen the smoke coming from a meterboard in the room.
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If that happened during the night, Craig says they would never have noticed. “Your nose turns off when you’re asleep and that smoke was very toxic, so the occupant would have just died in their sleep. If you’re lucky enough to be awake, you’ll get away with it, but if you’re asleep, you won’t be so lucky.” For more information on smoke alarms, see www.fire.org.nz.
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6 WEDNESDAY 19 August 2015 PRIDE OF NZ AWARDS: Rebekah Malthus of Nelson, winner of the Community Spirit Award. Rebekah founded Project Butterfly as a support network for parents who had lost children. She was one of six category winners at the South Island regional awards. She will now head to Auckland for the national awards next month. Photo: Martin Hunter/NZ Herald.
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The 70th anniversary of VJ Day was commemorated at Rutherford Park last Saturday, marking the moment when the allies were victorious over Japan. Allan Carson was in the air force with number 19 fighter squadron as an intelligence officer when the war ended. His job was to brief the pilots before their missions and take their reports upon return. They were in New Britain on VJ Day and, after hearing rumours for weeks, were finally informed of Japan’s unconditional surrender. “At 0900 eastern Australian time the British Prime Minister, Mr Attlee, announced the unconditional surrender of Japan, and so after six years of war, peace has come again,” Allan wrote in his diary at the time. A month later Allan was required to take four Japanese pilots, who had been ordered down from their base at Raboul, and hand them over to the Australians. At the age of 23 on VJ Day, Allan says he had found it hard to believe they were at peace, and had mixed feelings over the two bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Murray Rowe joined the navy in 1940 for 12 years, serving in the Mediterranean and the Pacific. After the surrender, his squadron stayed and toured Japan for four months, but before going home they were taken into Nagasaki. With radiation still active, it was something he is still suffering from today. Organiser Kerry Neal says last Saturdays VJ Day commemoration was a chance to remember the past, with displays of vehicles from the era, and talk to the veterans who still remember the historical event well.
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Community helps build cycle track The Brightwater community, with a little “arm-twisting” from teacher Alan “Dobbie” Dobson, has helped build a new cycle track in the school grounds so that pupils can learn basic bike skills in a safe and fun environment. Brightwater School started fundraising for the project track at their last school gala and the end result, a 500m long cycle track around the school playing field, was opened last Wednesday. Although the project cost just over $4000, it would have been a lot more without generous donations of materials and equipment from the business community. “Dobbie spent all of the last school holidays toiling away on the track,” principal Gerald Baldwin says. “He also spent
some time arm-twisting his friends in the community to help out with the project.” However, Dobbie says his friends didn’t take much persuading to lend a hand. Taylors Contracting, Austin Transport, Vince McAuley, Sollys and Wayne Hart all donated either material, equipment or time to help build the track under budget. “The first person I went to was Charlie Taylor from Taylor’s Contracting and he said ‘yes, what do you need’. So he ended up supplying 30 truckloads of trail mix which Austin Transport transported to the school,” Dobbie told the pupils and parents at the official opening. “Then I asked Vince McAuley if he could bring his dig-
ger down here and dig out the track. He said ‘no, but I’ll bring my excavator’ - excavator operators don’t like it when you call their excavators a digger. “After that I rang Grant from Sollys and asked if he could give us some dolomite to surface the track and he said ‘yes’. Finally I asked Wayne Hart if we could use his roller and he said yes, which was cool because I got to drive it.” Gerald says Lyall Stewart from Programmed Maintenance Services also provide a grant to help them research the project, while Frank’s Trees sand Titoki Nursery are providing trees and plants to landscape the track. Brightwater is the first school in the Nelson-Tasman region to open its own cycle track.
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e l p o e p d o o f h s Y ou r f re Mahana School principal Justin Neal with students, from left, Theo Field, Ruby James, Eva Osmond, Lucy Tyrell and Millie-Rose Pumphrey, with some of the historic items they found in the attic of one of the classrooms. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
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Nelson brides are being called upon to dust off their wedding gowns for this year’s ‘bride of the year’ competition, which is being run as part of the Nelson Wedding Show this October. To be eligible to enter, brides must have gotten married between 30 April 2014 and 30 April 2015, and of course, still need to be married. Show organiser Casey Stevenson says that the bride can be entered into the show by the groom, bridesmaids or mothers-of-the-bride. “Whoever en-
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Sometimes people have to do stupid things to survive. The government doesn't make it easy to live these days. What if he has kids at home he's trying to feed and was desperate. Ya never know. Sherri Diack. Gladstone Rd lights: Turning right from Gladstone road onto Oxford street can be quite frustrating. Green light, red arrow, and nothing coming for miles. Amiee Baker.
What’s really needed is driver education regarding utilising both lanes, to stop traffic from backing up through both sets of lights and how to use the merging lanes correctly at each end. Maybe then there will there be an improvement in traffic flow. Charmaine Boocock.
crecy in sovereignty matters relating to trade. It was a great march and hopefully we at least encouraged more people to find out about the dangers of the TPPA. The police were very good at looking out for us - we appreciated that, and after all, it was only for a short time. Nick Kiddey.
About time. Sick of red turning arrows when the straight through traffic is green!! Chris Emma Downey.
I spoke to two officers after being told to turn around at the end of Trafalgar St, and was more or less told to piss off and it’s not their job to close roads. What a load of tripe. The roads were not cordoned off and there were no road closure signs, I respect them for standing up for fairness, but I pay to use public roads and I should have the right to pass through without being obstructed by foot traffic blocking an unclosed roadway. David Flynn.
Huzzah! I spend hours of my life sitting waiting at all these lights. I’ll have so much more time to do important things like cleaning my house! Sophie Hodge. About time. Jason Cunniffe. TPPA protest halts traffic: Because traffic is the most important thing to them. Phillip Walker. I am disappointed with the police here. They should have liaised better, and been prepared for the strength of feeling that TPP has roused. Zela Charlton. My family and I and our friends did not block the road in order to inconvenience people, merely to make our voices heard by a government intent on ignoring all the citizens of Aotearoa New Zealand who do not condone se-
Fine, if you don't agree with what's happening, protest. We live in a democracy - that's your right. But "being an inconvenience to people who haven't joined in?" P*&^ off, I don't agree with homoeopathy, but do I go a local store and stop people from going into the store or stop public roads from being used. Jog on, you prats. Karl Newton. Communist society is the only hope, don't listen to the capitalistic propaganda. Declan Ricketts. To have your say on any local issue, email editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz.
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The Team Owner Joe Jones was born and raised in Nelson and has a lifetime of experience in Richmond Auto owner Joe sales and manageJoel Struckman. ment. Joe values his staff and makes sure his technicians are able to advance their skills and experience, meaning customers can be confident in the team’s ability to achieve a high standard of work. Joel Struckman is Richmond Auto’s service manager. As well as running the service team, Joel is a member of YES – a select group of auto diagnostic specialists in New Zealand.
The latest in Auto Electrical Diagnostics For accurate costings and satisfying results, bring your vehicle to Richmond Auto Services. Their automotive technicians are given upto-date training in computer diagnostics for a number of different makes and models. This applies to auto electrical issues, ABS faults, engine management setting errors, timing issues, engine rough-running and any unusual noises or behavJones with service manager iors experienced while driving. While a typical scan tool will pick up obvious faults, Richmond Auto employs an oscilliscope which is capable of picking up 30 times more that a standard garage scan tool. Modern vehicles rely on complex computer and electrical systems, making it more important than ever to rely on accurate diagnostic equipment rather than guesswork.
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Above: Richmond Auto employs superior diagnostic technology to identify faults for fast and efficient repairs. Above centre: Technician Joshua Jenkins at work in the Richmond Auto workshop. Above left: You’ll find Richmond Auto Services at 8A Gladstone Rd, Richmond. Fast and efficient vehicle services Richmond Auto provides a range of services including WOF inspections, vehicle servicing and repairs. The team will keep you informed throughout the work on your car, so you know what’s happening at every step, avoiding any nasty surprises when you get the bill. Whether you’re a private car owner or run a fleet of vehicles, Richmond Auto offers a high standard in vehicle servicing, working to your timeframe and at competitive rates.
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Just a thought... Sound bites – there must be power in them for companies to pay big money to advertise on TV. What are our sound bites? Earlier this year, my family had a bit of fun telling me all my pet sayings. Later I stopped and thought about what they kept hearing. Those pet sayings, or sound bites, were they what I wanted to leave as my legacy? Did I really want to be remembered as the Mum who loved her children and always checked they’d cleaned their teeth? A group of frogs travelled through the woods, and two fell into a deep pit. When the other frogs saw how deep the pit was, they told the two frogs that they were as good as dead. The two frogs ignored the comments and tried to jump up out of the pit with all their might.
The other frogs kept telling them to stop, that they were as good as dead. Finally, one Jenny Nicholof the frogs son, Chillistened to dren’s Pastor, the other Richmond frogs and New Life. gave up. He fell down and died. The other frog continued to jump as hard as he could. Once again, the crowd of frogs yelled at him to stop the pain and just die. He jumped even harder and finally made it out. When he got out, the other frogs said, “Did you not hear us?” The frog explained to them that he was deaf. He thought they were encouraging words the entire time. The bible says “death and life
are in the power of the tongue.” Sometimes, as with our children, it is repetitive sound bites that impact. Other times it is that brief encounter where someone’s words impact. It may be a friend or a stranger. My young, fit husband cardiac arrested and was sent to Wellington’s heart unit. It was an uncertain time and as I went to visit I felt very fragile. A lady got into the lift with me and we chatted about the weather. She got out and had started to walk away when she turned , caught my eye and said “God Bless You”. Three words and that was all it took to encourage me and set my day back on track. God’s repetitive sound bite is ‘I love you. ’He said it so many ways in the words of the bible. And then Jesus said it with His life – on the cross. A police officer holds back the TPPA protest crowd while directing traffic at the corner of Hardy and Rutherford Sts on Saturday morning. The protest attracted around 800 people and started with speeches at 1903 Square on Trafalgar St, before moving through the Saturday market and to Hardy St. Photo: Jacob Chandler.
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For Gemma Reed, owning her own business was the ultimate career step and has been on her mind since she entered the sign writing and graphics industry ten years ago. After leaving school, Gemma took on a five year apprenticeship with a local signage and design company, during which she received an award for top apprentice for sign writing and graphics in New Zealand for 2008. After her sixth year working for the company, Gemma left to pursue a three year career selling real estate, before returning to the world of signage and design, contracting to other local signage and graphics businesses. When the opportunity came along to lease a space in the Wakatu Industrial Estate, Gemma took it and The Art Dept was established. It’s been operating since the middle of May this year and, off the starting block, Gemma has made a splash, already completing a number of signage projects for local clients. While owning her own business has always been a dream, exactly what she would be offering was decided when she took part in work experience at school with Designart Signs. She knew art and creativity would
have to play a role in her career and found signage and graphics was the perfect fit. From the design to the installation, Gemma provides both the brains and the brawn on most projects and offers a number of services including full graphics for vehicles, buildings and signage. From designing logos for new businesses to rebranding and updating a businesses image, Gemma can then use those designs to create professional advertising products such as business cards, flyers, uniforms and customised reception counters to name a few. Window tinting is a service Gemma is looking to grow for both commercial and domestic clients, along with window graphics, or for privacy in an office space dominated by glass, talk to Gemma about window frosting. As the name suggests, The Art Dept isn’t all about commercial signage. Gemma is more than keen to take on any project her clients have in mind. From canvas art to general printed images that can be framed, Gemma has some products she knows her clients are going to love. Printable wallpaper arrives as blank sheets, just waiting to be filled with all manner of patterns and images.
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Whether it’s a customised feature wall for your home or office, printable wallpaper offers so many opportunities for decorating. The Art Dept can also print or wrap images on to everyday objects, whether it’s a bedroom dresser you want to liven up, or any other item that needs the printing and creative expertise of Gemma Reed. Whatever you have in mind, whether it’s commercial of personal, come and talk to Gemma about your ideas. The Art Dept can be found at 1/10 Tokomaru Pl in the Wakatu Industrial estate. To talk to Gemma about professional signage, graphic and design solutions, give her a call on 021 876 187 or email gemma@art dept.co.nz
Gemma Reed now has her signage and design business, The Art Dept, up and running from her workshop in the Wakatu Industrial Estate.
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Kerry McConchie and Bert Gargiulo behind the Club bar. Club Waimea are sad to say goodbye to bar manager Kerry McConchie. Last Saturday was Kerry’s last night behind the Club Waimea Bar after working for the club for around six years. She says she has enjoyed her time at the club which has always offered a friendly and safe environment and a lovely bunch of people.
Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus Fundraiser Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus is fundraising with the sale of The Entertainment Book. The money raised will be going towards the costs of operating the group and they would appreciate your support. The Entertainment Book is valid
until June next year, 2016, and includes over 2000 deals. The book is being sold for just $65, which is great value considering the use you can get out of it. A copy is available in the reception area of Club Waimea for anyone interested to browse and will be
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Members of the Snooker section are in the midst of a number of tournament and social events, which will keep them occupied for the rest of the year. Last week, ten players competed in the Clubs NZ South Island Snooker Pairs Tournament at the Hornby Club in Christchurch. This was the 39th running of this event, to which our members have been attending since 1995. This year’s event saw a very strong field, played in four sections of nine teams before the Championship qualifiers were found. Four Waimea pairs qualified and, although being knocked out of the Championship early, performed creditably in the subsequent Flight competition. Our two teams in the local Interclub competition are battling each other for third position, with the event now extended for a further full round to terminate on September 22nd. The Upper Hutt Cossie Club will be paying us another visit over the weekend of October 9 and 10, while Motueka plan to come our way for the first time on November 22nd. The Kaiapoi Club from Canterbury will be bringing 20 plus members in March 2016, in response to our trip their way last year. Our section still has our Club Championship Billiards and Handicap singles and pairs to contest before the end of the year.
Club Waimea Darts
On Sunday, we hosted the area Sunday four’s league. We compete against other local clubs and two teams from Marlborough, great monthly competition of singles, pairs and a team game. Club Waimea have two teams of four in the league, our teams have been performing very well, Waimea one team currently in the top 3, very close competition, not many points between teams. Last round next month, keep up the great darts teams, lets see who takes out the trophy’s. Have you thought of playing darts? Everyone welcome to join darts, come along to Club Waimea, Friday nights at 7pm, talk to Zane or Karen to find out more and have a fun game of darts.
Sioux Line Dance
As part of Health and Safety for our line dance group, Sioux Dance organised a two hour workshop for CPR and AED (Automated External Defibrillator) training. This was conducted by the St. John Ambulance at Club Waimea. AED’s can now be found in many public areas and it was of benefit to us all to see how these work and have the opportunity to use it. Learning these skills to be able to carry out CPR and AED is a major factor in the survival of patients with cardiac arrest. There is an APP for your phone that will show you where the closest AED is, should it be needed.
From the President’s desk... Winter is well with us and it is noticeable with the slight down in revenue, however that`s expected due to winter. The sports groups are continuing to give great support to our club and it is greatly appreciated. The conference rooms are being well utilized, again that’s a plus for our club as there are several different organisations using them. Keep watching the gaming room for the exciting renovations not only with the de’cor, but the machines upgrades and layout, really exciting for members.
The support the campers are giving the club is again appreciated. The feedback from members, guests is that Phils Place is really great and we should consider ourselves very fortunate to have a professional looking not only after his own interests but Club Waimea`s as well. Just remember that the rugby and other sports will be on our TV’s, so come and enjoy, and watch for promotions coming to our club. Again I ask any member that has any suggestions or ideas, please contact myself or the manager. Enjoy your club. Cheers, Jan Phipps
Members Draw On July 23 members No 550 won $1500 and member No 1044 won $600, members No 1205, 968 and 1152 have not been successful so the Draw now stands at $800, could this be yours?
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Club Waimea caravan park residents Vicky Carter and Kevin “Taity” Tait outside their home.
Some of the members from the Club Waimea rugby supporters section in front of their rugby memorabilia display, from left, John Cullen, Ivan Reed, Rod Penn and Graham Peattie.
A lifestyle of freedom Rugby Display
It’s a common theme amongst Club Waimea caravan park residents to have chosen the club for its ability to provide a lifestyle of freedom. Vicky Carter and Kevin Tait are no exception and are adamant that they love how they live. For Vicky it was the seven years she spent in Australia that saw her seek out caravan life when she returned to New Zealand, while Kevin has always been into camping and was encouraged to move into the caravan park by a friend already living the dream. “To me it’s a social thing, you get to meet people easier in a caravan park than you do living in a house, people don’t want to know you when you’re in a house, here everyone looks after everyone and keeps an eye on everything,” says Vicky. While Vicky has only lived in the park for four
years, Kevin has been there seven, buying a caravan which he originally let a friend use for nothing. When his mate bought his own caravan, he suggested Kevin give it a go. “You’re on holiday all year round. People save up all year to come and spend two weeks camping, I used to do it when I was married with my children, now I’m permanently camping, it’s awesome,” says Kevin. “You meet people that talk about you, some gossipers, but you let that go, it’s like Coronation St really.” Being close to Richmond is a bonus and Vicky and Kevin agree there aren’t many downsides. “In the time that I’ve been here we’ve had Christmas parties, had a wedding and all sorts of stuff, those are the sorts of things you always remember, because you’ve all got together and you’ve all had a good time,” says Vicky.
Sun City Rockers 16th Birthday
It’s the Sun City Rockers 16th Birthday and to celebrate they’ll be doing what they love best, dancing the night away to some good old 50s music. Join them on 5 September at Club Waimea where live band Dixie Prix will be playing the music you know and love. The evening starts at 7:30pm and everyone is welcome, whether you are a member or not. Anyone interested in joining in on the night is advised to wear flat heel shoes for dancing. Member’s entry is $10 while non-members entry is $15.
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If you’re a rugby fan looking forward to this year’s rugby world cup then come down to Club Waimea and have a look at the display of rugby memorabilia. Put together by the club’s rugby supporters section, the display was first set up for the world cup in England and has been pulled out for every competition since, as well
as some of the ITM and Super 15 events. In 2011 when the All Blacks won the world cup, Club Waimea was in full support with the biggest show of memorabilia yet. The majority of the collection is owned by Dave Birdling. Come and have a look and have a chat to Dave about the stories behind the items.
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Clubs & activities to join at Club Waimea Cards Darts Fishing Golf Indoor Bowls Pool Rugby Supporters Snooker Squash Texas Hold’em Poker Outdoor Bowls Sioux Line Dance Totsadl RSA RSA Ladies Harmony Chorus Men in Accord NN Motorcycle Group Sun City Rockers
Anne Ryder Karen Thomas Leanda Richards Barbara Winstone Kevin McKenzie Rob Barnett Gary Brown Shane Geddes Brendon Whitley Bill McKenna Jean McKenzie Sue Wilson Viv Hitchcock Terry Richardson Jan Blackmore Maggie Trodahl Brian Wood Craig Mills Marie Bone
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Wakefield School Chess Tournament by Emma Davies, Year 6 Every Monday, a group of about 20 students from Wakefield School Chess Club meet together at lunchtime and play brain-twisting games of chess against a partner in preparation for the big chess tournament. On Monday, August 10, this big event, the chess tournament, was held at Wakefield school hall. This tournament was organised by Bruce from Chess Power, a national organisation that promotes chess. It is a fun day where Primary schools
meet together and each player plays seven games of chess. When you have finished your game, you can have a go at some competitions or even play against a chess robot. There were two divisions this year; the rookies division for the children who are new to chess and an inter-schools competition for the more experienced players. We were proud that Riley from Wakefield School came third in the Rookies division. Overall, the winners were a Tasman Home Education group closely followed by the Wakefield Primary School team and then Clifton Terrace Primary School.
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the time because of their age differences, both families attended Wakefield school and grew up with the hotel. “We all used to come in on a Saturday to the hotel with dad, have a packet of chips and a raspberry drink and then, of course, we’d come in as teenagers, and I’ve also worked here on two other occasions for two other owners,” says Maxine. The plan now is to bring the hotel into the twenty-first century with several alterations. “It’s a beautiful old place and it just needs a bit of tender love and care,” says Maxine. Waimea South Historical Society Inc. The society was formed in 1981 when a group of Wakefield residents interested in preserving and promoting knowledge about the district’s past decided to establish an incorporated society. Some key founding members had lived in Wakefield most of their lives and therefore felt strongly about the value of their past history. First published under the society’s name in 1991 and reprinted in March 1992 was From River to Range which established the group’s area of interest (Wairoa River to Spooners Range). This book was compiled to honour the 150th year
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of European settlement in 1992. Between 1999 and 2006, Marion Springer produced two books which greatly expanded the material in From River to Range : Just Another Row of Spuds and More Wakefield Spuds. These have become basic references for anyone researching the family histories of early Wakefield settlers. The society was also instrumental in the erection of an information board about Lord Rutherford outside the hall at Foxhill, the positioning of a plaque to mark the site of the original Wakefield School in Edward Street, and the erection of an information board about William Harkness at the northern entrance to the Tasman District Library. Currently, they are concentrating on producing a tourist brochure with a working title of The Rutherford Trail to highlight places in the region with connections to Lord Rutherford.
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A photo of Wakefield and some of its residents after a snowfall, the photo was taken in July, 1931. Since the beginning of 2013 the society has contributed a history page to the Window on Wakefield magazine. The society meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month, except for January, June and December, in the Tasman District library. Speakers
on historical topics, as well as visits to places of historic interest in the area, are all part of their programme. For more information on the group visit their website at www.waisouth. wordpress.com. New members are always welcome.
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Applications are open for Tasman District Council’s Community Grants. The Council allocates funds to support and encourage community-led projects. To be considered, applications must be for initiatives within Tasman and/or demonstrate the benefits to Tasman residents. Ideally, the funds applied for will be for a specific service that has community support. This year the total allocation is $219,000 over eight categories; • Community and Economic Development Initiatives $30,000 • Arts/Culture/Heritage/Museums $32,000 • Festivals and Events $40,000 • Youth and Children $25,000 • Social Services $21,000 • Environment $20,000 • Emergency Services $16,000 • Sport and Recreation Facilities $35,000 Applications close 31 August 2015. Applications can be made online or you can download an application form at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/community-grants-application Hard copy application forms are available from Council Service Centres and Libraries in Richmond, Motueka, Takaka and Murchison. Contact Tasman District Council Community Partnerships Coordinator Mike Tasman-Jones for further information on Ph. 03 543 8403.
At the request of the adjacent landowners, Tasman District Council is notifying its intention to stop a Service Lane which runs off Oxford Street in Richmond near the corner of Queen Street. The proposal to stop this Service Lane is being considered pursuant to Schedule 10 of the Local Government Act 1974. The road stopping application is being made by BP Oil New Zealand Limited, which owns land on both sides of the service lane. If the applicant is able to acquire the service lane, it will amalgamate it with adjoining land. If the road stopping is approved this will facilitate a more logical use of its land when the present site is upgraded. For further information please contact Robert Cant at Tasman District Council on Ph. 03 543 8400 or Email: robert.cant@tasman.govt.nz Any objections to the proposed road stopping should be made in writing to the address below and must be received no later than 4.00 pm on Monday 14 September 2015. This is the second of the two notices required under the Local Government Act 1974.
Draft Abel Tasman Foreshore Scenic Reserve Management Plan Partial Review A partial review of the Abel Tasman Foreshore Scenic Reserve Management Plan (Foreshore Plan) is underway. The focus of the review is on four issues only: a) access to the reserve for kaitiaki responsibilities and non-commercial cultural activities; b) recreation concessions at Watering Cove and Observation Beach bays; c) provision of an additional Coastal Access Point at Tonga Quarry for a trial period; and d) drop off/retrieval of commercial hire equipment from the reserve. Any person or organisation may make written submissions, which must be received by 4.00 pm on Monday 12 October 2015. View the draft Foreshore Plan partial review document and submission form online at www.tasman.govt.nz or www.doc.govt.nz. Hard copies are available from Council Service Centres and public libraries in Richmond, Motueka and Takaka and from the Nelson public library. Submissions should be made online at: www.tasman.govt.nz or emailed to: atforeshore@tasman.govt.nz or posted to: Tasman District Council, Abel Tasman Foreshore Plan Partial Review, Private Bag 4, RICHMOND 7050.
Notice of Road Stopping At the request of the adjacent landowners, Tasman District Council is notifying its intention to stop a portion of un-named and unformed legal road which runs off Stringer Road in Redwood Valley. The proposal to stop this section of unformed road is being considered pursuant to Schedule 10 of the Local Government Act 1974. The land is shown as Section 1 on SO Plan 488508. The land area is approximately 7282 square metres. The road stopping application is being made by Tasman Limited, which owns all the land adjacent to the road to be stopped. If the applicant is able to acquire the land involved, it will amalgamate it with adjoining land. If the road stopping is approved this will facilitate what the applicant believes will be a more logical subdivision when that adjacent land is subdivided. The road proposed to be stopped is being replaced with Eban Road in a slightly different location. Plans of the proposed road stopping are available by emailling: info@tasman.govt.nz. Plans may also be viewed at the Richmond Office of Tasman District Council. Copies of plans, and this public notice, will also be available on the Council’s website. For further information please contact Robert Cant at Tasman District Council, Ph. 03 543 8400 or Email: robert.cant@tasman.govt.nz Any objections to the proposed road stopping should be made in writing to the address below and must be received no later than 4.00 pm on Monday 28 September 2015. This is the first of the two notices required under the Local Government Act 1974.
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National Advanced Drivers School – Driver Training 17 and 18 September 2015 and 12, 13, 14 October 2015, from 10.00 am–11.00 am, 12 noon–1.00 pm, 2.30 pm–3.30 pm (approximate times): • Marchwood Park Road, Motueka, from entrance at Queen Victoria Street. Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of their objection before Friday 28 August 2015 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.
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Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Environment and Planning Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 27 August 2015, 9.30 am. Public forum Commercial Subcommittee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 28 August 2015, 1.30 pm. No public forum Joint Shareholders Committee following by CDEM Nelson City Council, Wednesday 2 September 2015, 9.30 am. No public forum Corporate Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 3 September 2015, 9.30 am. Public forum
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Quiz Night to support Alzheimers Nelson. Wed. 2nd September 7pm. The Boathouse Tickets $10 each, Tables of Eight. Ph 5467702 for tickets & table Booking Free Law for Lunch talk with Peter Riley, Community Law Service. Find out about the basics of relationship property law. Richmond Library Thursday 27 August 12.00-1.00pm. Classic & Collectable Car Show, Sun 6th Sept from 1030am at Higgins Heritage Park, Pigeon Valley, Wakefield. Sausage sizzle, hot & cold drinks & snacks available. Entry $5 per car. Driver & passengers free. All welcome. Moving & Munching course @ Nelson Parents Centre - Starts 19th Aug for 4 weeks. Covers starting solids, active movement, home safety + lots more. Contact movingandmunching@gmail. com to register NeLSON TRAMPiNG CLUB invites you: August 22-23, Gordons Pyramid Traverse, Fit, phone Ray 546 8060. Details www.http://nelsontrampingclub. org.nz Apple Mac User Group, August meeting is Wed 1 9 7pm Richmond Library. An interest group for ‘Apple’ users including users of Apple devices, are welcome. Refer to www.nbmug.org.nz or call John 5473408. Family History Month. NZ Soc. of Genealogists next meeting 24 August at
7.30pm, Nick Smith Hall, Stoke. Interactive evening “Where did your family land & first settle in NZ?” Gold coin donation. Ph Robyn 544 1570. U3A BiMONTHLY MeeTiNG Nelson Golf Club 38 Bolt Rd. Wednesday 26th August 10am – 12. Guest Speakers Vanessa Taylor Sales Manager for The Olive Estate. Sally Mason speaking about Newfoundland & showing Photographs. Cover Cost $5.00 A NiGHT AT THe RACeS, 8 Horse Races by video Min bets $2. Cash bar & food available to purchase Tickets $10 at Stoke School Office 5577582. Fri 11th Sept 7.00pm Stoke School. Auctions, raffles & games a fun night out. Prizes for Best Dressed Male & Female. Fundraiser for Stoke School PTA TOP OF THe SOUTH MORRiS MiNOR CLUB lunch & AGM at Tapawera Hotel Sunday 23 August meeting 11.45am. Contact The Tomlinsons Ph035473316. Sunday 23 August 11.45am meeting at Tapawera Hotel for lunch followed by AGM. Book your place by Wednesday 19th. Waimea Harrier Club combines with Athletics Nelson this Saturday, at Hope School, for the Rd. Championships, starting 2.30pm. For further details, contact Alan Ph 5423768. Appleby School Country Fair: Saturday 5 Sept 11am-2pm. Great family fun day with pony rides, bouncy castles,
great food, farmer’s market, silent auction, country café, plants, animal nursery and heaps more! Moutere Highway. Ph 0272535536 Richmond Church of Christ would like to thank our community to all who donated, put flyers up, free advertising in this paper & spread the word for our Clothes Swap - Be A Blessing. Thank you all who came & received too. It takes courage to go to an event of free items. Stigma attached to need is a cruel fear that can debilitate us from seeking help when we really need it. TASMAN TeNNiS CLUB AGM 30 Aug ‘15 at 3.30pm at Clubrooms, Gladstone Rd. Social tennis at 1.30pm. Present & public welcome. Contact 0274 872 480. Marching: Richmond School Monday’s at 3.45pm for ½ hour. Suit 5 -10 year olds. No cost. No fundraising. Learn the basics of Marching. Call Julie Golding 544 6430 or Sue Cornelius 544 7142 Sucor@xtra.co.nz Taming Your Toddler Course - 25 August 7pm. Strategies to manage challenging behaviour & easy at home play ideas. Contact Tania at Nelson Parents Centre 545 0964 casbag@xtra.co.nz to register. Henley Kindergarten Quiz Night 7.30pm, Fri day 11 Sept. Funds for two water collection tanks above sandpit. At 19th Hole, Nelson Golf Club, Tahuna.
Tickets $10per person, Teams up to 8 people. Call 544 6908 to purchase tickets. Adult Learning Support (ALS) is seeking new Governance Committee members. ALS is a registered charity providing tuition in literacy and numeracy. Ideally, people with experience in business, tutoring or Not For Profit area. Contact Cameron Forbes, 03 5483041, manager@adultlearning.co.nz. Volunteering with Red Cross is fun & rewarding & gives you an opportunity to work in a team & experience new cultures. Next Refugee Support Volunteer Training Course starts 18 Sept. For info contact jettie.zeestraten@redcross.org.nz or 548 4978 inclusive Sports Trust Fair, Sunday 4 October 2015, Where: Saxton Field, Sites available for stallholders, If interested please contact Fiona onfionasmarkets@ outlook.com Knit and stitch Sunday afternoons 1 -4pm. At eyebright Bring your project or start a new one Knitting,spinning or felting All levels. No charge. Ph 5444977 for enquiries exhibition by artist Melanie edmonds at the Richmond Library until the end of July. FeSTiVAL OF FLOWeRS celebrated on Sat. 19 Sept. at Mapua Hall.10-3pm. Stalls, monster raffle, mega plant sales & much more. Stallholder enquiries to Judy Ph: 5477292.
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I therefore declare Gwenny DAVIS and Ian KEARNEY to be elected as Trustees for the Network Tasman Trust.
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Dated at Christchurch this 14th day of August 2015. Anthony Morton Independent Returning Officer Phone: 0800 666 029 elections@electionz.com
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I declare the results for the 2015 triennial trustee election that closed on Thursday 13th August 2015. I confirm that the official result was determined after the scrutiny of all returned voting papers and the counting of valid votes. Triennial Election of Trustees (2 vacancies) KEARNEY, Ian DAVIS, Gwenny
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1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond 7081
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79 TREETON PLACE WAKEFIELD
For service call: 027 685 5777 or 541 8877
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RICHMOND
Offers Over $735,000
RICHMOND HILLS - SECTION
Asking Price $345,000
RICHMOND
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RICHMOND
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You will need to be quick! Contemporary four bedroom family home.
Elevated four bedroom, two bathroom home with stunning views.
ATAWHAI
Vendor says SELL! Be quick! Stunning panoramic views out over Richmond.
Generously proportioned modern home with four bedrooms plus a studio.
Asking Price $895,000
Elegance and style! Expanisve indoor/outdoor living, 4 bedrooms plus rumpus.
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Offers Over $565,000 RICHMOND HILLS
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Private setting in the heart of Brightwater. 4 bedrooms, rumpus + 4 car garaging. Privacy, views and supersized five+ car garaging. Four bedrooms plus office.
15 ARATIA WAY, RICHMOND
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98 WASHBOURN DRIVE, RICHMOND
Asking Price $625,000
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