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Survivor Scooter attracts new facesSimon Bloomberg

This year’s Survivor Scoot-er charity ride may be a lot shorter in terms of distance than the original edition from Bluff to Nel-son but organiser Jason Monopoli is promising that it will be a lot more challenging.Survivor Scooter 5 will start at Hanmer Springs on February 18 when 25 riders on their 50cc scoot-ers set out on a four-day 350 kilometre journey. Although Jason will not disclose the route before the ride starts, he says it will “end somewhere on the north-west of the West Coast” and have an ex-tremely interesting finish.“It’s going to start off rela-tively easy and then get more challenging towards the end. It’s going to be fewer kilometres than the earlier rides but a lot more fun.”Jason says riders will cover some of the toughest off-road tracks in the top of the South Island. If that wasn’t enough, they also have to compete in challenges each day against the other riders with the winner raising cash for charity.

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Richmond’s Rod Sharp, Christine Clark, Janine Pomeroy and Andrew Clark with one of the scooters they’ll ride in the Survivor Scooter Chal-lenge this month. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

We did it three and a half years ago for our favourite winter sport – now Nelson is preparing to embrace another world cup, this time for our top summer code.This Saturday, the Cricket World Cup will officially start in Christchurch and Nelson is getting right behind the action with the Nelson 111 Cricket Street Party taking over upper Trafalgar St.In 2011, the same space was the venue for hundreds of Nelso-nians as they watched the All Blacks win the Rugby World Cup and many will be hoping to watch the Blackcaps get off to the best possible start to the Cricket World Cup in the same place.The street party will include food and drink stalls, activities for kids and a giant bigscreen for people to watch the game, and will run from 10am until 6pm.Just down the road the annual Market Day will mean most

of Trafalgar St will be in party mode for most of Saturday. On Sunday, the city will attempt to set a new world record for the most number of people “doing the Nelson,” at Trafalgar Park from 11.30am.The “Nelson” is a cricketing superstition, referring to team or individual scores of 111, thought to refer to Lord Nel-son’s lost eye, arm and unknown third appendage at the battle of Trafalgar. Tradition states that 111 is an unlucky score, so to mitigate that standing on one leg or, if you are sitting taking both feet off the ground, is sup-posed to prevent disaster until the score moves on. The current record is held in England, where 2276 people stood on one leg simultane-ously.

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cash for charity. “The challenges are going to be interesting this year. We have one called the Bear Grylls Challenge so that gives you an idea of what the riders are in for.”Jason says the ride is a fund-raiser for the Nelson Ark with all proceeds going to the chari-ty. It is supported by the Nelson Four Wheel Drive Club which provides logistic support for the riders.Many of the riders in this year’s Survivor Scooter are “repeat offenders” which Jason says is a testament to the popularity of the event.

Two of those repeat offenders are Nelson couple Christine and Andrew Clark who have also talked their friends, Rod Sharp and Janine Pomeroy, into joining them.“It will be the third time we’ve done it and we’re really looking forward to it,” Christine says. “You get to see some incredible countryside and have so much fun.“It’s like four-wheel-driving ex-cept you aren’t sitting in a cab. You get right into the coun-tryside - sometimes with your face in the mud.“You also get to go places you would never have access to and you are raising money for the Ark. The people who do it

are great company too - they are all adventurous and have a good sense of humour.”Although Rod and Janine will be Survivor Scooter rookies, Christine is confident they will be up to the challenge. “They both do adventure rac-ing and Rod was in the army so they’ll cope really well. They’ll probably handle it better than us.” The event has already raised $1040 for the Ark after major sponsor Total Oil donate a new Peugeot scooter which was sold on TradeMe along with a free entry into the ride. The scooter will be auctioned-off after the ride with the proceeds also going to the Ark.

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On Monday, the action switches to Saxton Oval where the West Indies will play Ireland from 10am. It will be the first of three Cricket World Cup games to be played in Nelson and it is already sold out.Nelson deputy mayor Paul Mathe-son says the games will provide great exposure for the region.However, it seems that the Tasman district has failed to get enthused about the Cricket World Cup with

the council and Richmond Un-limited deciding not to put on any events. “It’s probably a missed op-portunity for Richmond,” says Richmond Unlimited’s Kim Quit. “It’s a big event for the region but funding these events is the bottom line.”TDC’s community and recreation advisor, Mike Tasman-Jones, says they haven’t organised anything apart from helping to erect tempo-rary bike stands at Saxton Oval to encourage people to bike to games.

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Tasman School has been made to comply with “heavy-hand-ed” conditions to gain a re-source consent so it can hold its popular fundraising Muddy Buddy Adventure Fun Run next month.Last year 1400 people slithered their way around the Mou-tere Inlet in the fun run which raised $13,000 for the school. Muddy Buddy will be held again on March 15 this year but only after the Tasman Dis-trict Council approved a re-source consent for the event that councillor Judene Edgar says includes conditions that “are way over the top”.“They have made the school change the course so the Mud-dy Buddies have to cross the road to get to the estuary in-stead of going through a con-crete culvert under the road. That one really threw me - how can a concrete culvert be a sen-sitive environment?”Judene says the school will now have to implement a traf-fic management plan to divert traffic so that Muddy Buddy contestants can safely cross Aporo Rd. She estimated that alone could cost the school around $1500.The resource consent also lim-its Muddy Buddy to 1400 peo-

ple to minimise its impact on the environment. The school will have to miti-gate the impact of the event by implementing a planting programme and changing the course each year.However, Judene, who has en-tered Muddy Buddy every year since it started in 2010, says all these conditions are unneces-sary anyway because the origi-nal report by environmental consultants Wriggle showed that the event had a negligible impact on the environment. The report states that Muddy Buddy’s impact on estuarine animals and plants appears minimal because “most of the course is located on perched, muddy mid-tidal flats” where

“animals were generally scarce” and plants didn’t grow. It also reported that “surface disturbance of the muddy in-tertidal flats was minor and returned relatively quickly to a point where visual impacts were not obvious.” The only minor concern was damage to a 100 square metre area of saltmarsh that showed “signs of recovery after six months”.“Evidence showed Muddy Buddy doesn’t have a sig-nificant impact,” Judene says. “Concerns were raised by DOC and iwi but it depends how you respond to those concerns.“What we have made the school go through has been a huge over-reaction. We have made life hard for them instead of working with them.”Tasman School principal, Pip Wells agrees they had to go through a detailed resource consent process with council but she is happy the event will go ahead. Pip says the school has always been concerned about envi-ronmental issues and will be working with DOC, replant-ing and monitoring the overall impact of the event.Muddy Buddy will be held on Sunday, March 15 with registrations from 9.30am to 10.30am.

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Honey season bang on the moneySimon Bloomberg

Nelson beekeepers are enjoying one of the best seasons in 40 years with warm temperatures, timely rainfalls and pro-lific flowering resulting in bumper yields of high quality honey.“It’s a really excellent season with yields well above average,” Moutere Beekeep-ing’s Hector Urquhart says. “We are get-ting around 50 to 70 kilograms of hon-ey from each hive, which is very good.“I’ve been beekeeping here for 12 years and this year’s right up there with the very good season we had in 2009-2010. But I think the quality is better this year - we have had pollen counts done on the manuka honey and it’s very good quality.”Hector, who has hives in Golden Bay and around the Nelson-Tasman region, says the heat, timely rainfalls and good flowering by key plants have combined to produce the perfect season.“We have the nice hot days and it hasn’t been windy. The manuka and kanuka and kamahi have also been flower-ing really well and then we’ve had just enough rain to release the nectar,” he says. Managing director of Nelson Honey Philip Cropp, who is a third-genera-tion beekeeper and started commer-cial beekeeping in 1972, says “it’s one of the best season’s we have ever seen”. Although Philip says it is “too early” to put a figure on yields, it will “be well above average.”“The manuka has been flowing very well and it’s our premium-priced prod-uct compared to other honey. There’s lots of different grades of manuka

honey but we’d usually get around $20 a kilogram.”President of the Nelson branch of the National Beekeepers Association and Mountain Valley Honey co-owner, Murray Elwood agrees the “perfect weather” has resulted in “a very good season”. “We started harvesting just after Christ-mas and the quantity is good and the quality is good. It’s been a little difficult getting a pure line of manuka honey be-cause the kamahi has been flowering so well but we are very happy with it.”Murray says the bumper season is good news for beekeepers after many report-ed poor yields last summer. “Last season wasn’t very good for us. It was a cold summer and we had a poor nectar flow.

“But this season is pretty darn good. and I’ve been beekeeping for 25 years and this season would be in the top four or five.”Hector says beekeepers are also ben-efitting from strong domestic and ex-port markets. Demand and price have been high especially for manuka hon-ey which is the most expensive in the world.“The strong demand for manuka honey seems to be lifting the price of other honey. It’s a good time to be a beekeep-er,” he says.New Zealand’s 4279 registered bee-keepers, 27,106 apiaries and 452,018 beehives produce around 9000 to 12,000 tonnes of honey annually, with one third to half exported. Exports of honey are valued at around $81 million.

Nelson beekeeper Hector Urquhart at one of his sites in the York Valley, near Bishopdale. Photo: Andrew Board.

There’s a new player in the audio streaming game and it’s available at Beggs in Nelson.Bluesound is a new media product and takes streaming audio from your mobile device or hard drive and plays it in high definition quality through one of four pretty funky looking sys-tems.Beggs Musicworks owner Tim Babbage says the range is simple but so-phisticated and is of sur-prisingly good quality.“Most streaming devices are MP3, so lowest of the low, it’s like buying a meat pie from the diary. But this plays high definition audio, 24 bit 192k, so it’s like buying a gourmet pie from a chef.”You can run your Spotify or internet radio through the systems as well and you can even have mul-tiple devices in the house meaning different music from the same hard drive can be playing in two different rooms at the same time. “Or, have them all playing the same music if you’re having a big party,” says Tim. The four products are the node, power node,

pulse and a vault. The power node plays through a pair of external speakers and the pulse and vault have an internal speaker.There’s a free iOS and Android app to control each product in the range. As long as your mobile device is on the same network as your

Bluesound players, the app will automatically show them as available for streaming music and allow you to group them together.“These products are great for people for people who just love music. You can play any of your music in any room. You can have different things playing in different rooms and across different sources, radio, CDs or digital.”He says people are listen-ing to lower quality music because it’s convenient. “Here’s high quality music

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There’s a new player in the audio streaming game and it’s available at Beggs in Nelson. Bluesound is a new media product and takes streaming audio from your mobile device or hard drive and plays it in high definition quality through one of four pretty funky looking systems.Beggs Musicworks owner Tim Babbage says the range is simple, but so-phisticated, and is of sur-prisingly good quality.“Most streaming devices are MP3, so lowest of the low, it’s like buying a meat pie from the dairy. But this plays high definition audio, 24 bit 192k, so it’s like buying a gourmet pie from a chef.”You can run your Spotifyor internet radio throughthe systems as well andyou can even have multi-ple devices in the house, meaning different music from the same hard drive can be playing in two different rooms at the same time. “Or, have them all playing the same music if you’re having a big party,” says Tim.The four products are the node, power node,

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The newly-named Kohatu Park is gaining plenty of support from motorsport enthu-siasts and businesses as fund-raising and planning for the motorsport and adven-ture park near Tapawera south of Nelson changes up a gear.Plans for a motorsport venue on a 203 hec-tare property owned by Nelson business-man and motorsport enthusiast, Garry Adcock, have been in the pipeline for a number of years. But the project gained traction last year after a resource consent was granted for initial earthworks and in-frastructure at the site and a board of di-rectors was elected to steer the project.

And now the board has launched a new website to publicise the project and started a membership drive to show that it has enough support from the community. Board member Dave McLeod says they already have about 300 members and are aiming to get 1000 by March.Dave says the support is critical to show the Nelson and Tasman councils that the Kohatu Motorsport Park should be includ-ed their 2015-2025 Long Term Plans to be finalised in June this year. “Now is the time, if they want a park, to get behind it and make it happen. The more support we can show, the sooner the park

will be up and running,” Dave says. Associate membership costs $20, with new members eligible for $55 of discounts

through a voucher system backed by Nel-son businesses. “That funding isn’t going to build the park but it is important because it will show the level of support,” Dave says. He says the serious funding for the project would need to come from major sponsors.Dave says the board has also received the first concept plans for some of the facili-ties at the park and he expects work to start soon on some of the “non-seal” tracks for motocross, supercross, rallying and off-road racing. Kohatu Park will be having on open day on-site on February 22. For information, see kohatupark.co.nz

An artist’s impression of the Kohatu Park pit building, foreground, and track crossing with the second pit building, museum and clubrooms in background.

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MOUNTAINBIKER REACHES GOAL: Nel-son mountainbiker Tom Filmer completed 21 ascents of the Barnicoat Hill well within 21 hours on Saturday to complete his charity ride to celebrate his 21st birthday. Tom rode the 451 vertical metre climb 21 times in 17 hours 15 minutes to raise funds for the Nelson Tasman Hospice, as reported by Waimea Weekly last week. People can still donate money to the fun-draiser online at HospiceCharityRide account number 12-3040-0572664-51Reference ‘TOM’.

SPEECH COMP: The winner of this Sunday’s Nelson-Marlborough regional final of the ANZ and RSA Cyril Bassett VC speech competition will go to Gallipoli as a Youth Ambassador to be part of the special Anzac centenary com-memorations. Year 12 and 13 students have to speak about New Zealanders in World War I at the competition to be held at the Nelson RSA at the Suburban Club on Tahunanui Drive. The winner will also receive a smartphone, $1000 in an ANZ bank account and a further $1000 cheque for their school, along with a place in the national finals on March 12 in Wellington.

MARCHING: The Top of the South day will be held this Saturday at the Hope Domain as part of the New Zealand-wide Leisure Marching Field Days. The day will include 150 marchers from teams from Hokitika, Greymouth, West-port, Motueka, Blenheim and Nelson, with Nelson team, Grosvenor Golden Girls, hosting the event. Spectators are welcome to attend the teams marching routines which will take place from 12:30pm.

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A bouquet of red roses might be the traditional Valentine’s Day gift, but Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) is offering a greener option for nature lovers this year.A Nursery Open Day will be held this Saturday from 9am to midday at NMIT’s Richmond Campus in Lower Queen St. Morning tea will be available and participants will have the opportunity to pot up native plants for the many exciting re-vegetation projects happen-ing around the region - they will also receive a flax plant as a green Valentine’s Day gift.The open day is being held to promote NMIT’s National Cer-tificate in Horticulture (Level 3) which runs part-time over one year and has no fees. Tutor Don Cross says the course covers the basics of plant propagation, irrigation, agrichemical use, plant identification, pruning, botany, plant protection soils and media. Don says horticulture is the second largest employer in the Nelson-Tasman region and there are also a large number of people involved in conservation and restoration work who could benefit from gaining the qualifi-cation.“It’s a highly practical pro-gramme which has been designed for people either working in, or interested in, horticulture. After successfully

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The smell of hangi wafted through the air as visitors were treated to an array of international foods at the Whakatu Marae for the 2015 International Kai Festival on Friday.The Waitangi Day event drew large crowds which crammed in around both the marae and Founders Heritage Park.Visitors had the chance to taste a variety of Maori and New Zealand kai including hangi, boil-up pies, whitebait patties, fried bread and raw fish. A number of international stalls were also serving up traditional food such as oliebol, churros, curries and breads.

A long queue of people formed around the hangi pit as the baskets of food were lifted from the hot irons and dished up into paper bowls.Event organiser Carol Hippolite says she was overwhelmed with the reaction from visitors.“Most people who I talked to said it was pretty awesome and we didn’t need to change anything. They loved all the performances.”She says the event attracts a lot of tourists who like to learn about Maori culture. This year she had worked in with the Nelson Provincial Museum to develop display placards and pamphlets to hand out.She estimates the turnout was close to last year’s number of around 10,000 people.

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January was the busiest month on record for the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter with the crew at-tending 64 call outs.Last year was also a record year with 460 total missions throughout the region, a 28 per cent increase from the previous year at 357 emergen-cies. General manager Paula Muddle says the good summer weather along

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For more than 40 years Pat Bailey has had just one bowls trophy on his mind, the one that was dedicat-ed to his mother – and on Sunday, close to tears, he finally won it.The Bailey Trophy was donated to the Stoke Bowling Club by his late father, Denny Bailey, 41 years ago, in memory of Pat’s mother, Lila.Pat has played for the trophy almost every year since, only missing when it was either cancelled due to poor weather, or a lack of teams forced it to be cancelled.But on Sunday, he finally won it.“I have been trying to win the tro-phy since 1974 and I have been in some really good teams, includ-ing one with my late sister, Kath-leen Tomlinson, who won a New Zealand Championship, but I was a bridesmaid many times, so I am thrilled to bits that we won,” says Pat.Pat has been playing bowls for 52 years and during that time he has won many championships, but he

ranks Sunday’s win the most special of his career.Pat and his team mates, Colin Dela-ney and Monica Kennedy, won the prized trophy over 15 other mixed teams at the Stoke Bowling Club.At nearly 82, he says that he can’t play like he used to as his body won’t do what his mind is telling it to do, so needs to play with a me-chanical arm. He credited his team mates with the win.“Colin skipped, Monica played two and I led, both of my team mates played excellent,” says Pat.The first bowls Pat ever played was in a father and son tournament at Mapua Bowling Club, which they won, and from that time on he was hooked on bowls. He won over 30 club championships there before moving to the Richmond Bowling Club 14 years ago.“My father was a real male chauvi-ist but his second wife made him change his mind when it came to women playing bowls, so he do-nated the trophy for a mixed team, in memory of my mother,” says Pat.

Pat Bailey holding a photo of his late mother and father, Lila and Denny Bailey. Pat, along with his team mates, Colin Delaney and Monica Ken-nedy, won the prized Bailey Trophy last Saturday, which was donated to the Stoke Bowling Club in memory of Lila. Photo: Monique Bergman.

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The Brightwater Playcentre has had a good start to the year receiving a donation of $1000 from The Warehouse’s new store in Richmond as part of a competition held to celebrate the store’s opening last year.About 30 non-profit community groups en-tered the competition which was posted out in the store’s first adverting pamphlet. Bright-water Playcentre’s Charla Stratford entered the competition and last Thursday she and 11 of the centre’s parents and their children headed down to The Warehouse to collect the $1000.“I thought I’d enter but didn’t expect to win - I didn’t even tell anyone I’d entered,” Charla says. “You had to explain why your community group deserved to win $1000 and I wrote that we are like a second family home for the com-munity.”Charla says the money will be used to buy arts and crafts materials, “definitely from The Ware-house”, and restore the centre’s vegetable gar-den. It would also be used to fund a water play area they were planning to build.Store manager Geoff Bostock says they enjoy supporting community groups which “work re-ally hard to raise funds to keep operating”. The Warehouse has a number of initiatives aimed at helping the community, including its customer choice programme that distributes funds from plastic bag sales back to the community.Team leader Caroline Heissner says the store was also looking for other ways to support their community including providing space for sau-sage sizzles. Any groups interested in applying to be part of the customer choice programme or that have a fundraising proposal can email Caroline at [email protected]

The Warehouse Richmond manager Geoff Bostock and team leader Caroline Heissner, third from left, present Brightwater Playcentre staff, Charla Stratford, left, and parents and children with a cheque for $1000 last Thursday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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I don’t know about you, but I love to get mail and Christmas cards etc. This past Christmas our daughter, Ka-ren, sent us a card and wrote in it. I share its contents and have added a few more:God knew we needed warmth, so He gave us the sun;God knew we needed rest, so He gave us the night;God knew we needed sustenance, so He gave us food;God wanted us to enjoy food, so He gave us taste buds;God knew we needed to see wonders, so

He gave us eyesight;God knew we needed truth, so He gave us His Word;God knew we needed a redeemer, so He gave us Jesus;God knew we would get lost, so He gave us The Way;God knew we needed something to value, so He gave us the Pearl of Great Price;God knew we needed unconditional love, so He gave us His Son;God knew we needed someone to pray for us, so He sent us the Great High Priest;God knew that sometimes we would be in pain, so He sent the Comforter;God knew we needed direction, so He

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Cleaning up Bridge Street and gaining the confidence and trust of the Nelson public stand out as highlights for Nel-son Bays Police Area Commander In-spector Steve Greally who is heading to Wellington next month to take up a job as national manager of road policing.When Steve arrived in Nelson three years ago, he promised to target the drunken disorder that reigned on Nel-son’s Bridge St on Saturday nights and he delivered on that promise. And while he takes a lot of satisfaction out of that “result” he says one of the big-gest accolades for his 137 staff at Nel-son Bays police is that “our public trust and confidence is among the highest in New Zealand”. “Bridge Street has been a major focus and I think we have really changed the culture there on Saturday night and Sunday morning There are far fewer se-rious assaults, whether they be physical or sexual, which is great.“But the police have served Nelson Bays very well in all areas and that’s reflected in the public trust in us. I am immensely proud of my staff. “I know they work extremely hard and I’ve seen them put in a lot of sleepless nights. They have just got on and done the job they believe in so they can make it a placer safe for everyone.”Steve also identifies the downward trend in crime statistics, “a couple” of successful homicide investigations and “good results” with the Red Devils” as

other highlights. “The downward trend in the crime stats is pleasing and we have had really good traction over the last three years. But that will hit a lower limit and so we need to keep looking at ways to con-tinually keep improving the way we do things and make gains - that will be one of the biggest challenges for the new area commander.” Steve says one of the keys to the po-lice’s success over the last three years has been engaging the community and that’s something he learned quickly as an area commander. “It’s been a steep learning curve and I have learned so much about people. It’s not just about managing staff, it’s also about interacting with the people out-side the police and in the community

groups - they are the ones who under-stand the issues.”Steve says it was a “really tough deci-sion” to leave Nelson after three years but the new new job represents a sig-nificant opportunity. “It’s going to be a huge change. As an area commander road policing is part of what I do anyway but to have a sole focus on road policing is a challenge I’m looking forward to.“But it was still a really tough decision. My wife, Erin, and I love Nelson - the weather is fantastic, the people are great.“What’s not to love about Nelson? It’s going to be very hard to leave.” Steve starts his new role on March 16 and says a new area commander for Nelson has yet to be appointed.


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The annual Dovedale Country Affair Festival will be held this coming weekend and it promises to be a real country experience for the whole family. There is a great line up of live music and entertain-ment including The Gypsy Pickers, Motueka Brass Band and numerous others.History is featured this year with displays in the hall and church on local soldiers involved in WW1 and WW2, a wedding dress exhibit, a vin-tage machinery display plus general information on the history of the area. Country games such as egg and spoon races, gum-boot throwing, tug of war and sack races, plus more traditional events such as sheep shearing and duck herding will be run throughout the day.Over 50 arts, crafts and food stalls will be on offer along with art exhibits and a water slide for the kids. The Dovedale Country Affair Festival will be held at Dovedale Recreation Reserve, Dovedale Road (next to the school) from 11am to 4pm

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With a ‘back to basics’ motto that successfully showcases the important elements of the Bright-water Wine and Food Festival, you do not want to miss out on enjoying a day of delicious food, fantastic local wine and beer and a display of boats from the NZ Antique and Classic Boat Show, set up to welcome the public into the event. Located amongst the vines of the beau-tiful Middle-Earth Winery, the atmosphere of the festival just can’t be beaten and is the per-fect venue for enjoying some of the area’s most talented musicians. If you have the moves, then don’t be afraid to show them off as you listen to acts such as Paul Madsen, Kramit, Urban, An-toni Neale, along with the Neale brothers and a set from the winner of this year’s More FM com-petition, Sound Stage.

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After a successful 2014 festival, organisers are keen to keep on improving the experience for the public, and this year will see an even bet-ter children’s entertainment area. Organised by Brightwater School and featuring plenty of fun activities from Blast Entertainment, parents can enjoy the fact their children will have a great time too. Make sure you are pre-pared to enjoy a full day of fun in the sun. Once again sunscreen and water will be pro-vided free of charge and people are encour-aged to bring along their own seating. Whether it’s a picnic blanket, deck chair, sun lounger, or a good old country hay bale, make yourself comfortable, then sit back and relax. Don’t forget your hat and if you want a bit more protection from the heat, a sun umbrella wouldn’t go a miss either. The Great Taste Cycle Trail is also a key feature of this year’s Brightwater Wine and Food Fes-tival, with those attending encouraged to use pedal powered transport if they can. Mid-dle-Earth is not only close to Richmond, but the cycle trail offers the perfect start to what will be a great day. The pleasant scen-ery and the fact you don’t have to find a park when you get there are all part of the joys of cycling, plus, there will be a secure bike storage area at the festival, available overnight should you wish to take alterna-tive transport home. Even if you don’t want to bike, you can still avoid the hassle of parking your car by making the most of the bus service to and from the festival. Buses will be stop-ping at all pickup points between Nelson, Stoke, Tahuna and Richmond; depart-ing for Brightwater at 10:30am via Ha-ven Road, Rocks Road, Main Road Stoke, Saxtons Field and Hope, while the second pickup will be at 10:50am from Songer St corner in Stoke and travelling via Main Road Stoke, Salisbury Rd, Gladstone Rd and Main Road Hope. At the end of the festival, buses will be making the journey

home at 4:30pm, 5pm and 5:30pm. With a great cause at the heart of this event, and a fantastic selection of food, wine and beer, you will kick yourself if you miss the Brightwa-

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Friday 13 February Brumbies v Reds Canberra 21:40

Saturday 14 February Lions v Hurricanes Johannesburg 06:10

Saturday 14 February Blues v Chiefs North Harbour 19.35

Sunday 15 February Sharks v Cheetahs Durban 04:05

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Friday 6 March Chiefs v Highlanders Hamilton 19:35

Friday 6 March Brumbies v Force Canberra 21:40

Saturday 7 March Blues v Lions North Harbour 19:35

Saturday 7 March Reds v Waratahs Brisbane 21:40

Sunday 8 March Cheetahs v Bulls Bloemfontein 04:05

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Friday 27 March Hurricanes v Rebels Wellington 19:35

Friday 27 March Reds v Lions Brisbane 22:00

Saturday 28 March Chiefs v Cheetahs Hamilton 16:30

Saturday 28 March Highlanders v Stormers Dunedin 19.35

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Sunday 29 March Sharks v Force Durban 04:05

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Saturday 18 April Hurricanes v Waratahs Wellington 16:30

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Saturday 18 April Brumbies v Rebels Canberra 21:40

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Friday 3 April Rebels v Reds Melbourne 21:40

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Sunday 5 April Sharks v Crusaders Durban 02:00

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Friday 10 April Blues v Brumbies Auckland 19:35

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Friday 20 March Rebels v Lions Melbourne 21:40

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It’s Nelsons biggest car/motor show and it’s back for 2015, offering families three days out to entertain the youngest to the oldest car enthusiasts. The Nelson Motor Show will see 400 cars from around the country converge on Tahuna Holiday Park, alongside a number of other displays and activities. There is so much planned for the three days that make up the Nelson Motor Show, thanks to the hard work of Steve Steele and his team of organisers, so get ready to make the most of getting up close and personal with

motor vehicles of all shapes and sizes, and a great range of entertainment. This motor show is not only an interactive and thrilling event for everyone; it has a pretty unique way of doing things. For example, a truck load of fantastic prizes are up for grabs for anyone. From car trailers, a bed made out of a car, car batteries, model cars, oil packs and vouchers, to the mother-load of all prizes, three convertible cars that will be given away

over the three days. The show will unoffi-cially start on Thursday at Smugglers Pub and Cafe with a registration evening. Come along be-tween 6pm and 8pm to register for the Bay Hop, Black Friday Cruz, mo-tor show or the Saturday night event, or come for a catch up if you’ve previously signed up, and those registered will automatically go into the draw to win a sound system sponsored by Smugglers. Friday activities kick off at 9:30am at the Stables Restaurant and Bar for the Bay Hop. Steve will be leading a cruise out to Kaiteriteri and then home via Mapua, with registration and attendance to the activity earning one entry into the draw for the vehi-cle giveaway that night. At 6:30pm, the Black Friday Cruz will start. Everyone is welcome to take part whether you’re

registered in the motor show or not, and those who com-plete the cruz and fill out a form will also go in the draw to win Friday's convertible. The cruz will follow a map that is available off the website at www.nelsonmotorshow.com, starting at Speights Ale House in Tahuna then travelling via Richmond, Stoke, Nelson and out to Atawhai, before returning to the ale house. At 9pm, the lucky winner of the Ford Capri Convertible will be announced by Steve’s good friend and major sponsor, Gareth Caldwell, owner of Speights Ale House.Saturday marks the start of the public show, so come along and view the pride and joy of owners from Gore to Auck-land. Kids will love the chance to play pilot as they explore the plane and helicopter display, while the army, navy and

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Sunday is another chance for the public see the beauty of American Muscle all the way through to modern day ve-hicle technology, but as the final day, it will also conclude the Nelson Motor Show with the judging of the vehicles and prize giving, and the raffle draw of the Ford Mustang Convertible. A variety of refreshments will be available for sale too, with hot and cold drinks, food and the Speights Ale House stand. The Nelson Motor Show is held over the days of Friday 13, Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 February. The show

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Brad and Nicole Chandler married on 16 January at Lake Rotoiti, Nelson Lakes

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Church on the HillRichmond Anglican Church, 27 Dorset St

Services: Sun 9 am & 10.30 am, Wed 10 am

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Did you know…Many of the prominent New Zealand Company settler families who established Appleby are represented in the cemetery by St Albans church?

See us again in the Waimea Weekly on 11 March

What’s onFor more details, ring the church office 544-8844 or visit our website

Men’s GroupFriday 13 February 5.30–9 pmDemonstration and assist in brewing a pale aleBYO BBQ

Messy ChurchSunday 15 February 4 pmChurch on the Hill hallInformal family fun, craft, story and prayer activities followed by a shared meal. Bring something to share for the meal.

Older YouthSunday 15 February 5–7 pmChurch on the Hill hallBring something to share for tea.

Lunch on the HillTuesday 17 FebruaryTuesday 3 MarchChurch on the Hill hallCome for a cuppa 11.30 am or midday for the meal. Food and friendship for body, soul and spirit. Lunch is provided. Koha welcome.

St Albans, Appleby ServiceSunday 22 February 10.30 amSunday 8 March 10.30 am

Men’s ForumMonday 23 February 7–9 pmTopics varied and everyone can voice their opinion. The only subject we do not discuss is religion

Women’s Afternoon Fellowship GroupWednesday 25 February 2 pm, Church on the HillShort service followed by a speaker. All ladies welcome to attend.

Women’s Evening Fellowship GroupThursday 26 February 6 pmSocial gathering, BYO tea.For fun and fellowship. All women welcome.

Garage SaleSaturday 14 MarchChurch on the Hill

Family ServiceSunday 29 March 10.30 amChurch on the Hill

Friends ‘n’ Fun Mondays and Thursdays 9.30 am–12 pm Preschool playgroup for tots and parents, includes 30 minutes of music and movement.

Church Open for PrayerMondays 9 am - 2 pmWednesdays 7.30 - 8.30 am, Church on the Hill

The birth of a new baby is always awe-inspiring. Recently our family welcomed another wee girl into the world. Snuggles with the new born were delightful.

Who enjoys reading the Letters to the Editor? There is often vigorous debate about various religions including Christianity. Some say believing in Jesus Christ takes blind faith.

Recently, Ray Mackie, wrote: Christianity is a reasonable faith, based on historical evidence, eyewitness accounts, pathology, circumstantial evidence, documents by hostile witnesses, lives dramatically changed for the better. (Nelson Mail, 2/2/15)

Ray’s gets it. Most Christians are not empty-headed, clueless people. Most have examined the evidence and made rational deductions from what they’ve discovered. Most churches and church leaders encourage people to research and evaluate their faith. Hopefully Christians are thinking people.

The Christian faith is not a bunch of dry, dull facts though. It is a life-affirming, life-enhancing relationship with the living Jesus. It is about experiencing love and power in that relationship.

And ….. some prefer to avoid this next bit … it involves being changed in order to fulfil the potential God has given us. Some years back, Jesus told a religious-type guy, “You must be born again.” Christians have made this ‘born-again’ thing into a formula. That’s a very great pity. Being ‘born again’ is actually about dying to our old, self-centred way

of life and letting Jesus create new life in us. Jesus does that real well.

Every new baby is wonderful. New Christians are wonderful too, if sometimes a bit scary in their enthusiasm. New life is a great experience. New life is possible every day, simply by asking Jesus to be near us and to do what he wants within us.

Keen to experience new life? Visit a church, read the Bible, join a Christian group, or approach Jesus directly.

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Parishioner Stories: Mentoring in the PacificFunafuti is one of 8 Island in Tuvalu, (previously called the Ellice Islands) about 1,000 km north of Fiji and ten degrees south of the equator. The nearest island to Funafuti is 100 km to the north.

I have been to Tuvalu four times in the last two years to help people to become more self-sufficient. The mentoring is free to the businesses involved. One of my clients is a fisherman who goes out every day in his dinghy and outboard motor and sells his catch on the front lawn of his house on his return.

My observations tell me that the diet of Tuvaluans is not terribly healthy because it being a coral island, they can’t grow vegetables there unless they import soil from Fiji.

My suggestion was to start a small hydroponic growing enterprise. Firstly, to increase his income and secondly, to make available greens, which the locals are lacking.

Sometimes it takes a bit of persuading to think outside the square but we are always hopeful.

—Jacob Klootwyk, church member

Spiritual formation groupsStarting up for the year we have a variety of groups for people interested in exploring various aspects of Christian spirituality and life. Some are weekly and some fortnightly. The groups cover a variety of topics and have their own formats to suit the members of the group. It can help to mull over ideas and questions together rather than by ourselves and usually it involves quite a few laughs along the way.

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One of New Zealand distance running’s most durable performers, Phil Costley, is chasing an-other milestone in this Saturday’s Buller Mara-thon.The Nelson College teacher, who has a stagger-ing 32 national titles to his name, already holds the Buller open half and full marathon and veteran half marathon records in the popular run through the Buller Gorge to Westport. On Saturday, he will be aiming to complete the set by attempting to break David Askin’s veteran’s marathon record of 2 hours 29 minutes 16 sec-onds set in 1997.“It’s in the back of my mind but I’m pretty re-laxed about the whole thing,” Phil says. “It also depends on the day - when you are running 42 kilometres there are so many variables that any-thing can happen.“I haven’t done any races for a while so it’s hard to know what sort of shape I’m in as well. I’ll just take in one kilometre at a time and see how we are going.’Phil’s last race was the Sun Run Marathon in Blenheim in November which he won in 2hr 32min 41sec. Although he hasn’t raced since then he says the experience he has gained run-ning “close to 20 marathons” and countless half marathons “counts for a lot at the tough end of the race”. Phil is one of 149 runners in the full marathon. Hope runner Paula Canning will be defending her half marathon title she won last year in 1hr 22min 36. There will be 868 runners in the half marathon run, 239 in the half marathon walk and 83 relay teams, taking the number of entries to 1825.

Costley after another Buller Marathon title

Phil Costley is running in the Buller Marathon this Saturday. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

The Burger King 3X3 Basketball Tour came to Nelson on Friday with 22 teams competing in the event. Programme head coach Anthony Corban says there was some real talent on show. “I was really im-pressed with the talent, particularly with the under-16 girls level, it was a really strong competition.” Mumma Mia ITA came first in the open mens, #sparks4lyf in open womens, Durantulas U14 mens, Sun City Blazers U16 mens, The Ed Book Foundation U16 Girls and Yung U18 mens. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.


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This could be the year to try your hand at golf, and where better to ignite a passion for the sport than at Greenacres Golf Club. Just a few minutes from Richmond and across the estuary from Rabbit Island, the serene semi-links 18-hole golf course is one of the region’s best, boasting breathtaking views for its players and staff, while offering a challenging enough round for both competitive and social golfers. The Best Island course is relatively easy to play and walk around and features spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and estuary, pro-viding the perfect backdrop to your golfing ex-perience.Greenacres welcomes newcomers to try out the sport, along with former players looking to get back into the game. You can play only 9 holes if you wish and this is a great way to get outdoors and moving, so why not bring a friend along and give it a go? You’ll be sure to enjoy the great scenery while mastering the skill behind such a popular sport. If you don’t have your own gear, the team at Sharpies Pro Shop (situated in the Greenacres Clubhouse) can kit you out with everything you need. If you then decide to purchase your own golfing equipment, or upgrade your existing gear, Sharpies have a

great range of clubs, bags, balls, tees, clothing and accessories and a great team to help you find the best options to suit your requirements.Greenacres Golf Club is proud to offer members a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. People can enjoy companionship, whether it’s out on the green with a club in hand, sitting in the Club Lounge enjoying lunch or browsing the products of Sharpie’s; the clubs pro-shop. There is a real sense of community and pride amongst Greenacres’ members and often members volunteer their own time to help out at the club, helping to keep it looking and operating at its best. The landscape of Greenacres Golf Club suits the relaxed sport to a tee, and players can visit the course any hour they choose as it is open until dark. Whether you wish to play on your own or competitively, there are plenty of options at this friendly club. The course caters to all ages from juniors just starting out through to those enjoying their retirement. The handicap system means everyone can compete evenly, but if you wish to improve your skills you can spend extra time on the club’s putting green and driving range. If you are keen to improve your skills, or are a beginner looking for regular lessons, the club

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Greenacres clubrooms include Sharpie’s pro-shop, where you can pur-chase or hire equipment, and a Club Lounge, the perfect place for a drink and relaxing meal after a game.

offer the services of two pro coaches who have a wealth of experience to pass on. Greenacres offer an excellent Junior Golf Programme with membership incentives for Juniors who reach milestones and great benefits for those who progress well. Juniors are members who are school-aged between 5 and 18 years of age. Bookings for coaching sessions can be made through the pro-shop and are a good idea if you want to make most of your time out on the green. Casual golfers are always welcome at Greenacres, including anyone visiting from out of town. The club has a programme of competitions running throughout the year that members can take part in, and once a month players usually get

together for a mixed game where men and women are paired up, allowing players to get to know each other outside of their regular playing groups. For just over 75 years, Greenacres Golf Club has been a haven for golfing enthusiasts and time on the course has been the highlight of the week for many members over the years. Feel free to come and play a round of golf at Greenacres and talk to the office staff about becoming a member. You’ll find them on Best Island, off Lower Queen St, Richmond. If you need any more information, give them a call on 544 8420 today. For full details of subscrip-tions including great deals for green fee players, please visit the Greenacres Golf website www.greenacresgolfclub.co.nz

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Community Notices30 WEDNESDAY 11 February 2015

Keeping you in touchCommunity Events

Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads.

DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY - PLEASE SEND TO: [email protected] soon notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising.

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ZENDA Belly Dance with Debbie Sumner. Begin-ners commence in Richmond, Monday evening 16th feb held at the Richmond town hall.Cost $50.00 for 6 week term. Intermediate class commences Thursday 19 Feb in Nelson city, $60.00 for 7 week term. For all enquires please ph Deb on 5422092 or 0276890558Boot Market Sat. 14 Feb Richmond Church of Christ. Free coffee, lots of bargains, goods for recy-cling or yet to be used. Cnr of Darcy & Croucher St. Sites $5 contact 5442577SIT & BE FIT - With Marnie Brown Saxton Stadium classes start 16 Mar.. 10am $5.00 Fun, simple seated exercise to great music. Help improve your strength, balance and muscle tone. To check dates - ph: 541 0015SIT & BE FIT - With Marnie Brown NEW Class Starts Wed. 18 Feb.. Richmond New Life Church, 85 Wensley Rd.. 9.30am $5.00 Fun, simple seated exer-cise to great music. Help improve your strength, bal-ance & muscle tone. Ph 541 0015 Are you new in town or just keen to meet some peo-ple? Join the Nelson Newcomers Network for drinks or nibbles at Rhythm & Brown, 19 New St. 11 Feb., 7pm onwards. [email protected] Natal Support WAKEFIELD. Are there days when being a Mum is a challenge? The reality of be-ing a Mum isn’t how it is in the adverts. Post Natal Support is having a coffee meeting at Wakefield Tea rooms on Tuesday 10th Feb. Friendly & supportive offering useful strategies for life with children & self care. Other support also available including face to face counselling & a support person to visit Mums in their homes ring Gwen 548 3555 for more details.Richmond Creative Fibre- meetings at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 9.30am on 2 & 4 Thurs. for Spinning, 3rd Thursday for Felting/weaving. New mem-bers welcome, bring your lunch. Contact Mary 547 2611Better Breathing Classes (BBC) including hydro-therapy pool held regularly. Light exercise with a fo-cus on breathing & relaxation. Ph: Nelson Asthma So-ciety 546 7675 for more information & classes near you.

NZChina Friendship Society Nelson AGM & Chi-nese New Year banquet. Eastern Cuisine Restaurant Richmond. Sun. Feb. 22. Contact Barbara Markland 544 4712.WAIMEA AREA QUILTERS Our first 2015 meeting is at Hope School Library on Feb. 12th, 7.30pm . Speak-er will be Fiona Jenkins on her Mosaics; plus news, Show & Tell etc. New Members welcome to this friend-ly group. Contact: Secretary Marilyn on 541 8435 Forest & Bird Wed. Feb 11 Rob Smith will talk on his personal project to rebuild the West Coast (near Hari Hari) Amethyst Hydro Scheme, winning the In-novation in Excellence at Deloitte’s Energy Excellence Awards. 7.30pm Tahunanui School, Muritai St.PILATES - will improve tone, flexibility and strength in your body. Richmond classes available. Bring a friend for FREE when attending your first class in February with Sue Alsop, Mat Instructor. Book on 538 0318 or 021 0344 109.Playgroup: Sallies Play Cafe Richmond held at The Salvation Army, 57 Oxford St Fridays 9.30am - 11.30am (term time) Starting Friday 13th February. Come along meet other mums while the kids play. Bring morning tea for your own child(ren). Cuppa provided. Gold coin donation. More info contact Vanessa 0274446976The Mapua Art Group exhibition at Eyebright, Mc-Shanes Rd. Open daily 9-5 until 15th. Free entry. All works for sale. Come & browse. We’d love to see you.Mystery Ink is kicking off for 2015. Meet in the teen area at Richmond Library, Thurs 12 February @ 3.45. Ages 12-17, all welcome. Backchat books, movies and music. Free snack. Prizes.Learn to Play Bridge Do you enjoy cards, like chal-lenges and want to stay mentally alert?...then discover Bridge with the Richmond Bridge Club. Lessons start Thurs 5 Mar, first lesson is free! Ph Shirley 544 6734Fibre Spectrum - 280 Trafalgar St, ph: 5481939 www.fibrespectrum.co.nz January exhibition - “Summer Selection” - Weaving by, Peg Moorhouse,

Sue Broad, Rose Pelvin and Jane Clark.Boundaries group for woman starting 11 Feb 1pm. This is a 8 week workshop on how to have good boundaries in every area of your life. Healthy bound-aries happy life. Please ph 0274435507 SharynDivorced? Separated? You don’t have to go through it alone. Find help. Discover hope. Experience heal-ing. Divorce Care. 13 week video, seminar and support group. Starts Mon 23 Feb. Richmond Church of Christ cnr Croucher & Darcy Sts 7:30 - 9:30pm. Cost $5 per session includes refreshments & workbook. Email [email protected] or Cell/Text 0274193035Fitness in the Park. All free, runs from 14 Feb - 18 April. All three programmes are free to the commu-nity. Jogging Sport Tasman entry level learn how to jog gradually & safely starts Wed 11 Feb 5:30pm Ph Sarah 9232313 or [email protected] for more info. Cycling Entry level groups in Nelson & Richmond weekly cycles around our wonderful cycleways our focus is on enjoyment rather than distance [email protected] or Sarah 9232313. Fitness in the Park staring 14 Feb every Saturday get active with a different trainer for 10 weeks All levels of fitness catered for. Visit www.sporttasman.org.nz/Fitness_in_the_Park IT’S FREE!DOVEDALE COUNTRY AFFAIR. Sun 15 Feb. ‘15. Stallholders applications available. Cost $25-00 a site or $50-00 for food. Ph 03 5433832 Ann Win or email: [email protected] Seniors January activities Anne Spear (Activ-ities Co-ordinator) Thurs Jan 15: Quiz. All welcome Weds Jan 21: Anne Spear in concert with favourite songs. Thurs Jan 22: Daryl Page sings & plays ukuleleTues Jan 27: Bob Young entertains with country music. Weds Jan 28: HOUSIE $5 a card Thurs Jan 29: Heather Lackner from Nelson Alzheimers As-sociation to talk. All events start at 1.30 pm with a donation entry of $3 (incl. Afternoon tea). 548 Main Rd, Stoke. PH: 5472660. VOLUNTEER DRIVERS-We are looking for volunteers to drive seniors to and

from their homes to attend club activities. If you can help please call the Office on 5472660.REGULAR EVENTS2015 - Time to develop your potential? Join POW-ERtalk Waimea to gain confidence & improve your speaking skills. Meetings Wednesdays, 1st & 3rd Wednesdays at Annesbrook, 7-9 pm. Ph: Helen 5483893 or Nissa 5419747. Website: www.power-talknelson1.wordpress.comNo matter what’s troubling you - Samaritans can lis-ten anytime of the day or night. Phone 0800 726 666.Feeling sad, stressed or stuck? Identify and explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Nelson Counsellor. Call 548 2400. Up to 10 FREE Face to Face counselling sessions.Help new refugees & migrants to the Nelson-Tas-man area learn English for an hour or so a week. Training & support provided. Next volunteer train-ing course starts 10th March. English Language Part-ners 539 4848 [email protected] FRANCAISE Join us Fridays, 4-5:45 pm at La Gourmandise, 276 Hardy St, for informal French conversation. All welcome whatever your level of French. See www.af-nelson-tasman.org.nz TOASTMASTERS Improve your social confidence. Learn the art & skills of public speaking. There are 4 Toastmasters Clubs in Nelson/Motueka. For info con-tact June at 022-018-0853 or [email protected] Tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, movement and rhymes for preschoolers and their caregivers. Tuesday 10am till 10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time.Mum4Mum Breastfeeding support meets the last Wednesday of every month 10am at the Ecomoon Collective Building, 120 Bridge St, Nelson. All welcome Ph Tara 0212772098 or [email protected] group for fun & fitness. Age 40 to 60ish. Meeting twice a month for 30 to 50km bike rides with a coffee stop. All welcome. Contact Helen 027 366 0692. Leave a message or send a text.

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Henry’s Finding a best value tipple is

simple with my picks of the

week. For down-to-earth

appreciation and much more,

call in to your local Henry’s

and just ask.topdropsfor the

week

181 Queen Street, Richmond (next to BP) • Phone 03 541 0190 • www.henrys.co.nz Henry’s encourages safe & responsible use of alcohol. Shout prices run from Monday 9th February until Sunday 15th February 2015 or while stocks last. *Choose any 6 wines or spirits. Further discounts for Shout items do not apply. Excludes Beer and RTD’s.

Collect 1 Point for every $20 spent.MixedSix You save even more!

Ask instore for details.*

32.99 each

Label 5 Whisky 1 Litre

19.99 pack

Oranjeboom or Beck's 330ml 12 Pack Bottles

19.99 each

Pepperjack 750ml Varieties

22.99 pack

Smirnoff Ice Double Black 7% or Coruba & Cola 7%

250ml 12 Pack Cans

Super 15 TippingOur locals pick their winners

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ORIENTEERING: The Nelson Orienteering Club’s season continues with a Have A Go Day at Rabbit Island this Sunday. Start any time be-tween 10.30am and 12.30pm with the start lo-cated near the main toilet facility. On Monday, the club’s first summer series and school’s races will be held at Waimea College with start times from 5pm to 6.30pm. All welcome.

HALF IRONMAN: Nelson triathletes domi-nated last Saturday’s inaugural Te Pa Wines Marlborough Sounds Half Ironman based in Picton. Nelson couple Robin Reid and Britta Martin won the men’s and women’s races with Robin winning in 4 hours 21 minutes and 56 seconds and Britta recording 4hr 41min 57sec to finish fourth overall. Another Nelson cou-ple, Rob and Eileen Searle, won their 50-59 age groups in 5hr 1min 29sec and 5hr 31min 57sec respectively. Nelson’s Mandy Medcalf-Stephens, Roger Matheson and Alan Bryson won the team’s section in 4hr 41min 40sec. The race included a 1.9km swim, 94.1km cycle and 21km run.

Taylors Contracting Wanderers Pete Carey plays a shot against Motueka in their Car Company senior one-day cricket game at Memorial Park in Motueka last Saturday. Pete scored 90 not out as Wanderers reached 274 for 4 to win by 129 runs af-ter dismissing Motueka for 145. WTTU lost to Stoke Nayland by eight wickets and ACOB beat Wakatu by five wickets in the other matches. Photo: Chris Symes/www.shuttersport.co.nz.

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public NoticE

Notice to all Advertisers: By placing your advertisement you agree with the terms and conditions of the Waimea Weekly Ltd. Namely, payment by the 20th of the following month, or in the event of non-payment, the recovery of any debt and its costs will be charged to the customer. This includes all costs and commissions paid to a debt recovery service. Should you require any further information please phone the newspaper on 544 9037.

church NoticEs

Favourite HymnsWednesday 20 Feb

10am - Morning TeaCnr Croucher & Darcy

Sundays 10amFavourite Hymns

Wednesday 20 Feb10am - Morning Tea

Cnr Croucher & Darcy

Sundays 10am

Favourite HymnsWednesday 18th at 10am

Meeting Sunday10.30am

Ellis St, Brightwater(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)

Contact Dean 544 5784We’d love to see you there

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish, RichmondWeekend Mass Times

Saturday Vigil7.00pm Richmond Church

35 William Street

Sunday8.00am St Joseph’s

Pitfire Road, Wakefield9.30am Richmond Church

5.00pm Last Sunday of every month

St’s Peter & PaulMoutere Highway

All Welcome!Ph 544 8987

www.richmondcatholic.co.nz

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

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

(no access off Waimea or Ridgeway)Contact: (03) 547 - 6056

www.rcnzonline.com/nelson

10.00am every Sunday

@

The Headingly Centre Headingly Lane

Richmond

You are welcome

www.richmondchurch.org.nz

Holy Trinity Anglican Church

27 Dorset St, RichmondPhone 544-8844

Sunday Services15 February 2015

9.00am Holy Communion10.30am Praise on the Hill

Theme: Creator God; Sustaining Life

4.00pm Messy Church Wednesday 18 February10.00am Ash Wednesday

ServiceAll Welcome

www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz

ST DAVIDSNelson and Districts Presbyterian Church

11 Florence StRichmond

Sunday 15 February9.30am Worship

A warm welcome awaits you

www.stdavidschurch.co.nzPhone 544 8387

A warm welcome awaits you

Enquiries Ph 544-8394

Stoke/WaimeaMethodist

ParishSunday Service

9.30amWensley Road Richmond

(opposite TDC)

Cup of tea to follow

public NoticE public NoticE

Ph Murray 0800 768 587 for poultry ordersPh 542 3998 or Linda 027 319 7699

for stock & poultry food orders

MURRAY GIBSON’S POULTRY

Priced as listed:Chick Starter Grower Mash – 20% protein Poultry Layer Pellets – 18% protein Poultry Layer Mash – 18% protein Poultry Feed Wheat Feed Barley Pig Grower Meal Poultry Grit Kibbled MaiseMaise

ALCALA POULTRY & STOCK FEEDSAll feeds available in 25kg bags

$30$30$27$25$23$25$25$31$28

Feeds also available in 40kg bags, ½ or 1 tonne bags. Discounted prices for bulk orders. All prices include gst.

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public NoticE

NelsonLocally Owned and Operated Weekly

Please support this project directly on-line at: http://www.fundraiseonline.co.nz/NelsonProvincialMuseumTBHT/

Or find out more at www.nelsonmuseum.co.nz


Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly are proud to support this exciting and significant project

Please contact: 03 548 9588 or PO Box 853, Nelson 7040

Lance Sergeant Allan Roy Cozens (Serial No. 6/759) was born on 15 April 1892 in Dovedale. On the Auckland War Memorial Museum Cenotaph database his next of kin is listed as Mrs W. Parkinson (mother), Awa, Nel-son. Before enlisting for service during World War One, Cozens worked for himself as a farmer. Cozens en-listed from Murchison and joined the Can-terbury Infantry Bat-talion. He embarked on 24 September 1914 from Lyttelton for Welling-ton. From Wellington, Cozens joined the Main Body and em-barked on 16 October 1914 for Egypt. He served for four years and two hun-dred and ninety-one days in Egypt, the

Balkans and Western Europe. Cozens sur-vived the war and was

discharged on 4 June 1919. He died on 3 March 1973 in Nelson.

Lance Sergeant Allan Roy Cozens (1892 - 1973). Nelson Provincial Museum, Tyree Stu-dio Collection: 84008.

Tasman District Council: Richmond Office189 Queen Street, Private Bag 4, Richmond 7050, New ZealandPhone: 03 543 8400 Fax: 03 543 9524Email: [email protected] Website: www.tasman.govt.nz

Draft Tasman District Council Wastewater Bylaw 2015The previous bylaw has expired and the Council has to replace it.A focus of the bylaw is the discharge of trade waste into the wastewater system. Trade waste is any liquid that is not domestic in nature and will typically come from commercial or industrial activities. Trade waste controls are necessary to avoid operational and treatment problems within the wastewater system, public health and safety, and effects on the environment.The bylaw softens a 2005 definition of trade waste in a previous bylaw. Businesses or community facilities that only have conveniences such as toilets, kitchenettes, and/or staff rooms are not now considered trade waste. Many trade waste activities are now ‘permitted activities’ and simply need to register their activity with Council. Trade waste activities that are likely to have an adverse affect will need a trade waste permit.The bylaw also addresses issues such as inappropriate inflow or infiltration, overloading, blockages and working close to the wastewater system.A statement of proposal is available for viewing on the Council website www.tasman.govt.nz and at all Council offices, Service Centres, and Libraries during normal opening hours.An open forum to explain the intention of the proposed bylaw and answer any questions or concerns will be held on Thursday 12 February 2015 at 5.00 pm in the Council Chamber, Richmond.This draft bylaw is available for you to have your say – consultation closes at 4.30 pm, 20 February 2015.If you have any questions regarding the bylaw or the consultation process, please contact Daryl Page on, Ph. 03 5437264 or Email: [email protected]

544 9037Got a story?

phone us first

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[email protected]

Announcements

Classifieds Ph 544 [email protected]

stump grinding

Stump GrindinG ServiceS

Stump GrindingTree Felling & RemovalSite Clearance

Andrew Workman021 081 82 123

[email protected]

Also Deck & Fence Repairs, Painting & StainingCall Bob on 021 270 1221 or 544 0815

Decks • Wooden Floors • PergolasSmall Joinery Jobs • Vinyl Planks Laid

decking & flooring

engagementYour announcement here for free.

anniversaryYour announcement here for free.

in memoryYour announcement here for free.

Piano/Keyboard Tuition. Qualified, experienced, fun, patient Tutor. All Ages. $25 per lesson. Diane Sunley 021 066 2336.

tuition

XERO set-up, training and support by certified XERO Advisor. Tips on how to use XERO effec-tively. On-Site and tele-phone support available. Bookkeeping services, reasonable rates, experi-enced and friendly. Ring Julia 021 659 149.

bookkeeping

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FORWINDOWSAND DOORS.Any Size,Any ColourPHONE

03 545 13980800 104466

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Any Size,Any Colour

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insect screens

ClassifiedDeadline

5pm [email protected]

Property MaintenanceBuilders CleansTenancy ChangesCarpet CleaningHazardous Material Cleans

FREE PHONE0508832425

techclean.co.nz

Part-Time Cook3 days per week regular, occasional holiday cover.

Experience preferred.

Contact PaulinePh 541 8995 Monday - Friday before 3.30pm

WANTED

Wakefield Rest HomeWhere it’s the care that counts

Diversional Therapist15 hours a week.

Experience preferred but not essential.

Contact PaulinePh 541 8995 Monday - Friday before 3.30pm

WANTED

Wakefield Rest HomeWhere it’s the care that counts

Space Available Rich-mond CBD. Would suit Beauty Therapist/mas-sage/podiatrist or simi-lar. $650 per month (in-cludes power). Ph 021 900 536.

to rent

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Our flexible study options make it easy to study while you workEnrol NowStart 23 February 20150800 422 733 nmit.ac.nzsearch: writing

Richmond, Wednesday 18th February - $65Two mini readings each ticket holder.Supper: Hot & cold

meats, vegetables & salads plus dessert.

Book NOW!! or miss out.547 8225 / 021 046 9024

Psychic suPPer

public notice

situations vacant

situations vacant

sale

cleaning

situations vacant

Store ManagerPermanent Position

You will need;• At least 2 years management experience

• Food & Safety Cert.• Able to work rostered hours incl weekends

Please drop in CV to

27 Hardy St, Nelson 03 546 7012

ANNUAL SALE

30-50% off Gifts & Homewares

BeGins saturday 14 feBruary

App l eby

WANDERERS JUNIOR RUGBY

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGWednesday 18 February 2015,

7.30pmAt Wanderers Clubrooms,

BrightwaterCome along and get involvedThis Community Sports Club

needs youJunior Registration Evening

Friday 6 March

public notice

Nelson Sun Club 21 & 22 February 11am- 3pm

All interested visitors welcome

End of Sunrise Valley Rd,Upper Moutere.

Open Day

www.nelsonnaturally.co.nz

public notice

births

McKeanJoanna & Daniel

are super excited to announce the arrival of

their baby boy, Hendrix Franklyn Kahu Born 8th January 2015,

weighing 7lb 2oz. Dream big little man.

Many thanks to midwife Terry Wiffen.

found

Part-time childcarer/cleaner wanted in Bright-water to start ASAP ph Lee 0274 437 918.

sit vacant

Cleaner (domestic) wanted. 2-3 hours per week. Templemore Drive area. Must be reliable. Phone 544 1651.

sit vacant

388 Paton Rd, Hope

0800 696 686

Vans, Cars and Station Wagons

available for hire

• 8 - 12 Seater Vans

• Luggage Trailers

• Discounts for Long-Term Hire

• Delivery to Airport or Accommodation

We’ll get you moving

Saint Paul’s Catholic School, Salisbury Road Richmond for 17.5 hours per week on a fixed term basis, most likely until the end of the school year. The salary is dependent on experience and qualifications and is in the $15 to $20 an hour range. Start as soon as possible. If interested please could you send your CV and covering letter by email to: [email protected] Monday 16 February 2015 at 3.00pm

Teachers Aide Required

situations vacant

hire

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Boy’s green hat found in Church Street, Rich-mond. Marked ‘Tom. M’. Please phone 544 4045.

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DIGGERS

PANEL BEATER

• All Insurance Claims• Panelbeating• Chassis • Straightening• Repaints• 2-pack Touch Ups

Call Tony Johnston

90 VANGUARD STNELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

DRAINLAYER

TRAINING

PAINTER PAINTER

TRAININGPLUMBING & GAS

Ph: 543 8090

Honest Reliable Master Plumbers and Gasfitters

Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

• Leaking taps & pipes• Kitchens & bathrooms• Solar• Drainage

Ph: 543 8090

Honest Reliable Master Plumbers and Gasfitters

Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

PLUMBER

Sew for UBridal

Formal

Childrens

Alterations - zips, hems, mending

544 7285No job too small

Liz McLean

SEWING

Work Place First Aid Courses

Ph 544 9180Corporate Rates Available

Feb:March:April:May:

12, 13, 26, 27, 283, 10, 19, 27, 287, 14, 21, 301, 2, 12, 28, 29, 30

CLEANING

GARDENING

HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTD

Registered Trainer, Assessor & EPA Test Certifier

Ph: 544 4062Mob: 0274 574 [email protected]

• Growsafe & Approved Handler Certification

• Chainsaw • Tree Felling • Quad Bike • Tractor

For course dates see www.harristraining.co.nz

544 8059

Maintenance Blocked DrainsDomestic WorkNew HousingIndustrial PropertiesLeaking Taps & Pipes

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Your one-stop shop for- WOF -

- Engine Tuning -- Brakes & Clutch -

- Wheel Alignment -All mechanical services

Kerry & Sharlene Friend7 Gladstone Road

Richmond(behind Mobil)

Phone 03 544 2266

Friendly service guaranteed

Carpet cleaning professionalsCarpet, rugs & vinylCarpet stainsUpholsteryMouldPest control

24/7 phone: 03 548 2831 [email protected]

Hot water extraction carpet cleaning

www.enviro.co.nz

IICRC internationallyqualified

ELECTRICIAN

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

www.rowandronelectrical.co.nz

4 Ernest Pl, Brightwater

Registered Electricians

Domestic & Commercial Wiring

PV Solar expert

Maintenance & Repairs

Ltd

AGRICULTURAL

PLUMBER

Specialising in small jobs and maintenance

plumbing

• Renovations• Kitchens

• Bathrooms4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

0275 423 343A/H: 542 3343

ArcAdiAThe small team with

all the skills

Residential to Lifestyle Blocks

WE DO IT ALL

0275 288 434Phone Tony & Amber

GARDENING GAS STAYS

4A Gladstone Road, Richmond

24HR - PH: 544 5723 MAIN ROAD APPLEBY

BRANDS - SERVICE - FINANCEParts and Service for ALL makes

and ALL models

24HR Call Out

WATERBLASTING

FLOOR SANDING

ELITEFLOORING SERVICES

Over 20 years Experience

99% Dust Free All Wooden Flooring Residential & Commercial Prestige Timber Floor Laying Your choice of Coatings

[email protected]

Dave 0274 296 669

Member NZ National Flooring Assn.

269 Queen St Richmond. Ph 544 6603SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS

NOW OPEN SATURDAYS

Carseats | Push Chairs | High ChairsCots | Porta Cots | Bassinets

Mobility Scooters | Walking Frames Lift Chairs | Wheelchairs | Power Chairs

mobility4you

Baby&Mobility HIRE

MOBILITY

SUIT HIRE

SUIT HIREWeddings, Black Tie,

School Balls

Ph 548 7655155 Trafalgar St

(opp Westpac)

NelSoN TailorS MeNSWear

BRAKE OR CLUTCH

Computer Problems? For the best service in town call or visit

548 0007 16 Halifax Street

We do call outs and remote support too

Call a Geek www.callageek.co.nz – since 2005

COMPUTERS

HOME LOANS

First home buyers • PurchasersRefinancing • Investment PropertiesGuarantor lending 100% loans

Phone 548 8590

022 609 0088

Healing you

Over 20 years experience

$80 per hour

www.souloasis.nz

sOul Oasis

HEALiNg

• Leaks• Repairs• Maintenance• ReRoofs• New Roofs

Ph: 538 0824Proudly supplying Orange Residential Homes

roofing requirements for over 10 years

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