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Story and photo by Celeste LodewykHavelock local and Scotsman Jim Baillie is donning his

kilt to host his second annual Scottish Country Dance (Ceilidh) on November 7.

Last year’s dance was a sell out success, something Jim hopes will happen again this year as he is planning to donate all profits to Havelock’s Boardwalk project.

“Last year was incredible, all 100 tickets sold and we were turning people away at the door.

“People enjoyed the Scottish traditions and relaxed style of how it was run. Many people said it reminded them of the good old days in Havelock where dances were regularly held.

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Pelorus Mailboat owner Jim Baillie has organised the second annual Scottish Country Dance which will benefit the Havelock Boardwalk Project.

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By Jacob PageCall it a punt on the silver

screen but Marlborough’s in-dependent film talent will have a chance to shine next week at the inaugural Top of the South Film Festival.

It’s a chance for people to see 14 short films for just $15.

Organisers Aaron Falvey and Phil McKinnon say the short films ranging from seven to 28 minutes and spanning all genres will be shown at the Marlborough Civic Theatre on Wednesday night.

Half a dozen of those films have been made by Marlburians Chris Lippiatt, Ryan A. Lloyd, James Wvinner, Stu McCor-mick and Daniel Rarity.

“Last year we did a film festi-val for all of my films,” Aaron says.

“It proved quite successful and Phil came to me and said we should do something for the public.”

Phil says there are all sorts of films from horror to action, documentaries and true stories.

“We want to have movies that appeal to everyone,” Phil says.

“We want to give our film-makers the best chance to show what they can do,” Aaron says. “It’s also our fundraiser with proceeds going towards funding local films.

Ryan A Lloyd’s film called Tama is based on his own grandfather and his middle son.

The New Zealand Film Com-mission helped fund it and it featured at the New Zealand International Film Festival.

“That should be a little treat for everyone… It’s a mix of his own work while blending in his home movie footage,” Aaron says.

“We’ve got some filmmakers who are putting together their first film while others have 20 years experience so there’s a wide range there.”

Tickets are available from TicketDirect or the Marlborough Civic Theatre with the event starting at 8pm.

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A screenshot from the movie Tama that will be one of the key attractions at the Top of the South film festival next week.

Top of the South Film festival co-organiser Aaron Falvey

Continued from page 1“The money we raised ben-

efited the Havelock Lions, Cactus and Outward Bound organisations and this year we are throwing our support behind the boardwalk project,” he says.

Havelock Community As-sociation community develop-ment adviser Hans Neilson says seeing community mem-bers supporting local projects is fantastic to see.

“The community has identi-

fied that boardwalk project is a priority and people are getting behind it to help raise funds which is hugely encouraging.

“This event is a great thing for Havelock because, as well as being about the most fun you can have standing up, it also marks yet another event/activity that is contributing towards the achievement of our larger community goals,” he says.

Jim, who owns the Pelorus Mail Boat was born and raised

in Inverness, North East Scot-land. He arrived in New Zea-land as a backpacker 14 years ago and never left.

“I had been working with kiwis in France and Turkey and they kept saying I should visit New Zealand,” he says.

He spent 10 years flying planes before settling in Have-lock with the mail boat.

“It suits me to the ground... water, the Marlborough Sounds, staying close to my family,” he says.

Performing at the dance will be Scottish band Slocken and a light dinner including stovies and clooty dumplings will be served.

People are invited to take their own drinks.

Book early to avoid missing out by phoning 03 574 1088, and tickets are available at the Havelock Café & Info, Havelock Community Office and Ken Ham’s Music.

Adults $25 per person or a family ticket for $55.

Scottish dance raises funds for Havelock

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RNZAF huts on the move

Let’s sing our national anthemA nationwide push is being made to get people to sing New Zealand’s national anthem ‘God Defend New Zealand’ at various locations around Marlborough on Sunday.The New Zealand Anthem ‘One Voice’ group is encouraging people to join them in locations around Marlborough at midday on Sunday to belt out the tune.

Flag alternatives sent backThe five alternative flag designs to potentially replace the current New Zealand flag have been sent back to the Government after they could not fly on the flag poles at Seymour Square.The flags did not have the necessary attachments, as the poles were actually designed for banners rather than flags.

By Jacob PageAlan “Laddie” Hope’s last gener-

ous act will have an impact on the Marlborough community “for decades to come,” according to Hospice Marlborough chairperson Peter Tolan.

Laddie’s 1970 home, he built himself in Warwick Street was sold for $273,000 at an auction at the property on Wednesday night.

Representatives from charities as well as family and friends of Laddie attended the auction.

Peter says occasions like this are rare and need to be recognised.

“The Hospice provides a free service for the Marlborough com-munity and it’s through generous acts like this that we invest the money and use only the interest to provide the service.

“Laddie’s kind act will last many, many years and benefit people in Marlborough for decades.”

Marlborough St John manager Rod Hill says the money his or-ganisation receives will ensure a new ambulance will be serving the Marlborough community before Christmas.

The new ambulance will also have the number plate ‘Laddie’ in honour of the man who made it possible.

“We’ve been talking to the family to ensure that when the ambulance arrives, the number plates will be on it.

“Our hope is that others will see it and think that it is something they will consider doing.

“It’s a wonderful gesture.”Harcourts auctioneer Bryan Palmer holds a photo of Alan “Laddie” Hope as his Warwick Street house was sold for $273,000 on Wednesday night with funds going to Marlborough St John and Marlborough Hospice.

By Jacob PageTraining huts from RNZAF

Dip Flat were on the move to their new permanent home at Omaka earlier this week with 10 of the 17 now set for preservation.

The Garrison Society has en-tered into a custodial agreement with the RNZAF to preserve the huts that will now become part of the old RNZAF Station Omaka complex.

Commanding officer Adam North says preservation work will be slow and reliant on fund-ing but he was confident they would be an asset in the new location.

“There are new ones up there so these were surplus with require-ments.

“We will restore them and fix

them where appropriate and they’ll become part of our public display.

“We’ll put nine out the back and they’ll be kitted out as they were

as a training place and one will be used as a guard house

“We have a lot of work to do and it comes down to community support and money.

Adam says the Garrison Soci-ety is always looking to recruit more manpower and a Givealittle page had been set up to help cover continued costs.

Former RNZAF training huts at Dip Flat have a new home at Omaka with the Garrison Society.

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Jetti Omkar has a lot to smile about as he prepares to open his new restaurant MIA - Made In Aotearoa Dining and Wine Cellar.

Jetti has taken over the prem-ises previously occupied by Angkor and is in the process of completely refurbishing the inside.

His plans include having a wine cellar mainly focusing on showcasing Marlborough as being a premium wine region, and the stylish menu will consist of fresh locally produced food with a European twist.

“In Marlborough we have over 150 wineries and because people don’t get to experience them all, they can come in and try them

all under one roof.“We will be open from 11am

till late,” he says.This has been a project one

year in the making Jetti says, so finally seeing his concept come to life has been hugely exciting.

Having degrees in viticulture and wine making as well as hos-pitality and hotel management, Jetti feels his qualifications definitely add to the concept of dining and wine.

“I plan to be spending a lot of time talking to people about wine and food and generally promoting Marlborough the best I can,” he says.

Jetti plans to have Made In Aotearoa open for business in the second or third week of November.

New restaurant for Scott Street

Jetti Omkar is set to open his new restaurant Made In Aotearoa (MIA) in Scott Street around the beginning of November.

By Jacob PageDave Singh is expanding his Indian

convenience store chain Ekam Food Mart across the hill to Blenheim.

Dave, who began washing dishes at Pizza Hut in Gore before going on to now own the store as well as three more in Richmond, Nelson and Blenheim, opened his first Indian convenience store in Nelson in February.

The new shop in Scott Street will carry the same name as the Nelson store, Ekam, which is named after Dave’s daughter.

“Ekam means everybody so it’s a lovely name.”

The store will have all sorts of Indian spices, snacks, naan bread and sweets,

as well as standard food mart products including fizzy drinks and potato chips.

It will be open seven days a week.“It’s a good opportunity to have some-

where in Scott Street where people can buy their milk,” Dave says.

“We’ll also have a Western Union outlet where people can send money.”

Dave says he studied the market for four months and he felt Blenheim needed a place where people could purchase Indian spices.

“We’ll have ready to eat meals too that are kind of heat and eat food so it is all about convenience.”

There will also be some herbal medicines available.

A little spice for CBDEkam Food mart owner Dave Singh (left) has opened a second store in Blenheim to go with the one in Nelson.

Wine levy referendaThe New Zealand wine industry has shown resounding support for their na-tional organisation by voting positively in the 2015 levy referenda, enabling New Zealand Winegrowers to receive continued levy funding.The results show 87 per cent of wineries (98% by volume) voting in favour of the wine levy, and 90 per cent of grapegrow-ers (92 per cent by value) voting in favour of the grape levy.Steve Green, Chair of New Zealand Winegrowers Inc. was delighted with the outcome, “These are absolutely outstanding results and we would like to thank all of our members for taking the time to vote.”

Safe Air jobsSafe Air has announced plans to recruit 14 new staff at its Woodbourne base.The jobs come after the acquisition of Safe Air by the Airbus Group earlier this year.Safe Air had previously cut about 160 jobs over the past five years as demand for its services dwindled.

Tavern opens early for All BlacksThe Woodbourne Tavern is opening early on Sunday morning in time for the All Blacks vs South Africa, Rugby World Cup Semi final game.Doors open at 3.45am for live kick off at 4am.

A Bill enabling local communities to decide whether retailers in their districts can open on Easter Sunday was introduced to Parliament yesterday, says Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Michael Woodhouse.

The issue over Easter trading had been a major one in Blenheim with shops unable to open during the bi-annual Classic Fighters Air Show at Omaka

“The Shop Trading Hours Amendment Bill will enable communities, through councils, to choose whether or not to allow trading on Easter Sunday,” Mr Woodhouse says.

“The historical Easter Sunday shop trad-ing exemptions are out of date and create an unfair advantage for certain businesses and regions that can continue trading while others stay shut.

“We know there is a demand from com-munities across the country to allow for shop trading on Easter Sunday, particularly from those districts who rely on tourism.

“This Bill will give those districts the choice of how to respond to that demand though their local councils.

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Nobody expects to fall overboard or their boat to sink. But, if you end up in the water, you have much more chance of saving yourself - and those on board with you - if you’re wearing a lifejacket.Lifejackets won’t save you unless you wear them.The Marlborough navigation bylaws require that all vessels have the sufficient number, size and type of lifejackets for everyone on the vessel.The Harbour Master has a zero tolerance approach to this rule. Anyone found to be in charge of a vessel without enough lifejackets on board will be issued an infringement notice and face a $200 penalty. That includes dinghies and kayaksIn the interests of safety it is strongly recommended that, on vessels under 6m, everyone should wear a lifejacket at all times while at sea.Lifejackets can be the difference between surviving and drowning• Lady Elizabeth IV and Coastguard

Marlborough open evening tonight - Thursday 22nd October - from 4pm to 7pm at the Picton marina.

Notices Life jackets – take them on board and wear themWhat’s on in the Council

ChambersThursday 29 October Full Council meetingCouncil Chambers at 2.00 pmMembers of the public are welcome. Check out the agenda onlinewww.marlborough.govt.nz/Your-Council/Meetings/2015-Council-Meetings

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Positive ageing - Get connected; social opportunities for the over 50sJoining a walking group, dancing or gentle exercise classes are amongst the wide range of leisure opportunities available in Marlborough and there are clubs, classes and support groups to cater to many different people.A booklet with all the details,

including meeting times and contact phone numbers, has been collated by Council in conjunction with the Council Older Person’s Forum – there’s lots of information inside about the social and recreational opportunities for older people in our community.

Pick up a copy from the Marlborough District Council, 15 Seymour Street Blenheim or phone 03 520 7400 or download the booklet “Get Connected; Social Opportunities for the over 50s” from the Council website. www.marlborough.govt.nz/Our-Community/Positive-Ageing

Council OfficesMarlborough District Council’s Blenheim and Picton offices will be closed on Labour Day Monday 26 October 2015. Rubbish bag and recycling crate collection and transfer station hours There will be no kerbside collection on Monday 26 October 2015. The Blenheim kerbside collection scheduled for Labour Day Monday 26 October will take place on Tuesday 27 October. Picton’s kerbside collection on Tuesday 27 October 2015 will not be affected.

The following refuse transfer stations will be open on Monday 26 October 2015: • Blenheim 8.00 am to 4.30 pm • Picton 8.00 am to 4.00 pm • Havelock 8.00 am to 2.00 pm • Rai Valley, Seddon and Wairau

Valley closed Monday 26 October 2015.

The Resource Recovery Centre and Greenfingers composting will also be open between 8.00 am and 4.30 pm on Labour Day, Monday 26 October 2015. Marlborough Regional Landfill will

open on Labour Day, Monday 26 October 2015 from 8.00 am to 12.00 pm (noon). Blenheim and Picton LibrariesOpen Saturday 24 October 10.00 am to 1.00 pm and Sunday 25 October 1.30 pm to 4.30 pm.Closed Monday 26 October 2015Library and transfer station hours over the holiday period are listed on Council’s website www.marlborough.govt.nz or you can call 03 520 7400 anytime.

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Donald Duck helps bring home the water safety message to Picton by wearing his life jacket. Harbour masters Luke Grogan (left) and Alex van Wijngaarden had a little help from Josh and Izac McLeod to get the duck to wear his flotation gear.“Donald couldn’t be persuaded to raise his arms to allow us to strap his jacket on properly but we hope that everyone realises that a life jacket is no use unless it’s on and properly secured,” said Captain Grogan.

Eve Anderson, age 11, and Lauren Doherty, age 10, from Room 9 at Witherlea School with MGC student Yasmin Shipley, the student whose idea led to the establishment of the Taylor River Writers’ Walk.Eve and Lauren are the latest young poets to make a contribution to the Writers’ Walk, a partnership project between Blenheim’s schools and the Council,

drawing attention to the environmental importance of urban waterways, particularly the town’s Taylor River.With the help of the Council, and monumental masons Geoffrey T Sowman Ltd, a new poem about the river from a Blenheim pupil has been engraved on a granite plaque and mounted on a riverside rock each year since 2010.

Taylor River Writers’ Walk

Request for Quotation (RFQ)Grove Road Landscape PlantingMarlborough District Council invites quotations for the above contract.The contract involves provision of site preparation, planting, establishment and maintenance (12 months from planting) of street trees and plots at Grove Road, Blenheim.RFQ responses close at 5.00 pm on Monday 2 November 2015.RFQ documents can be obtained from Marlborough District Council at: http://www.marlborough.govt.nz/Your-Council.aspx All inquiries should be directed to:Robin DunnPO Box 443Blenheim 7240Ph: 03 520 7400 email: [email protected].

Arts & Heritage GrantsMarlborough District Council is seeking applications for funding from organisations providing arts or heritage services to the Marlborough community.Applications must be for projects/services that meet the criteria for the funding and be of direct benefit to the people of the Marlborough district.Applications are completed online by going to Council’s website www.marlborough.govt.nz/Our-Community/Grants-and-AwardsApplications close 5.00 pm 30 October 2015For further information please contact:Lyne Reeves Community Development Advisor Ph. 03 520 7400

Community GrantsMarlborough District Council is seeking applications for funding from not-for-profit organisations providing services to the Marlborough community under the following category headings:• Community Welfare/Social Services• Environment• Sport and RecreationApplications must be for projects/services that meet the criteria for the funding and be of direct benefit to the people of the Marlborough district.Applications are completed online by going to Council’s website www.marlborough.govt.nz/Our-Community/Grants-and-AwardsApplications close 5.00 pm 30 October 2015For further information please contact:Lyne Reeves Community Development Advisor Ph. 03 520 7400


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Thanks to all the staff who made my hospital stay on October 7th, very com-fortable! From the Day Stay staff to Theatre staff, to the Anaesthetist, to the Surgeon and lovely Recovery Room Nurse. And with no exception the ward staff who made me feel safe and cared for. Don’t ever let anyone tell you that you are not worth your weight in gold! You work tirelessly day and NIGHT! So for those in our community who like to criticize our local Healthcare facility and the staff..... Think again! We have the best!

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Give him a goAlready there’s negativity re the new MDC chief, before he’s even started in that role - c’mon, give the guy a chance.

Leave them at homeWe’ve been told numerous times about the danger of leaving dogs in cars in hot weather, but this week alone, I saw four instances of dogs shut in, with only a small gap left open. Each time, it was at the supermarket. What is it with some people? Why not leave their dog at home when shop-ping? I do.

Excellent, timely serviceWe are new Marlburians and are totally gob-smacked by the constant negative comments by some about service here - lack of it or bad. Our experience is the absolute opposite. We have had excellent, timely service from everyone. Keep up the good work Blenheim businesses! Maybe some consumers need to change their attitudes!

Re comments from #fedup complaining about lack of honest reliable tradesmen. We moved to Blenheim last year and EVERY tradesman we have dealt with has been excellent. Blown away by service given by retailers and tradies in Blenheim. I suggest you shop around if not happy!

Lovely ladyIt’s a bit delayed but I’d like to thank a great person named Keri who saw myself, friend and my four boys get a taxi to the supermarket so she waited and gave us a ride home and ended up giving me $15 for the taxi fee..still amazed about this.Thank-you!!!

Worth a visitJays wonderful coffee, great service awesome cooked breakfast, definitely will visit next trip back.

Too many coffee shopsWould Thomas’s like it if coffee shops sold clothing?Shame really we all trying to make a living.

Behind the timesAustralia bit behind the times with green lip mussels being good in powder form for arthritis. We knew that 20 plus years ago.

Great food but Gramados is fabulous food, fabulous service and noisy. Enjoy the culture. Love it

Transfer station rip off....I agree totally! Councils charging such exces-sively ridiculous costs for dumping a trailer load of rubbish! No wonder people are dumping rubbish on river beds and places hidden from sight from the public view.$76 just to empty your trailer ???! Does the over paid council staff understand the low income rate paying people can’t afford such extravagant charges? ??$25 is all it should cost across the board for dumping as we already paying for the rub-bish to be dumped as it gets picked up every Monday morning! I won’t pay that much to empty my trailer if it’s that much! So expect a lot of rubbish bags out the front of my house Monday morning council!

Over qualifiedPretty sure we still have free speech in this country, it’s only my opinion.It’s good to see the fish still bite in Blenheim.Lucky we do have the dole yes, for those who truly need it.Not for the ones who abuse it and use it as their wage every week because they are too lazy to work.

At one time I was on the dole out of neces-sity BUT got myself back off it asap by getting whatever job I could.Dole should be a short term solution, maybe to get things back on track BUT definitely not a lifestyle.

24 hours?McDonalds advertise saying open 24hrs drive through? Yeah right. Drove around twice on Wednesday 6am - no response! So drove off.

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Two young friends from the North Island have come to Have-lock to open their first ever cafe, Apples for Charlotte.

Tessa Matthews and Shannon Prouse opened their cafe on October 1 after weeks of pouring every ounce of their love for all things vintage and shabby chic into it.

Right from the furniture through to the baking, Tessa and Shannon are proud of what they have created.

“We both love vintage and have spent years collecting bits and pieces, so when it came to opening the cafe we already had everything we needed.

“The furniture we painted, re upholstered and repaired our-selves, with help from family of

course. We are both quite skilled at using belt sanders and power drills now,” they laugh.

Everything on the menu the girls bake themselves, including

the breads which they knead by hand.

They make everything from bagels and fresh salads to cakes, decorated biscuits, cookies and

old fashioned lemonade.There is also a selection of

high teas available which have already proved popular in the three weeks they have been open.

Outside the girls have built a pallet wall garden where they grow their own herbs, lettuce and spinach.

“It’s neat to be able to grow our own produce.”

Tessa and Shannon first met in 2009 doing theatre in Wanganui and became instant friends.

Their love of tea parties saw them open up a market stall where they sold their baking for around a year.

It wasn’t until Tessa’s father told them about empty shops in Havelock that they decided to open their cafe.

Apples for Charlotte is open Tuesday to Sunday.

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Tessa Matthews and Shannon Prouse have opened a vintage themed cafe in Havelock called Apples for Charlotte.

Marlborough man Tre-vor May was considered an icon of the New Zea-land vintage car scene.

Trevor died last month at age 89, after spend-ing his whole life in Marlborough.

He worked at Lucas Brothers almost ex-clusively except for 12 months working at Mc-Kendry Motors.

He built cars and trac-tors with Ted Lucas, was one of the originals who

set up Brayshaw Park and was a founding member of the Marlborough

branch of the New Zea-land Vintage Car Club.

Club member Trevor Harris says he loved Ford cars and helped restore a 1918 Model T that he then drove around at organised events.

He was also an integral part of the club’s spare parts department.

“Trev was excellent at naming and understand-ing a part,” he says.

“You could almost give it to him blind folded

and he’d still know what it was.

“He was one of those blokes who always had time to help out…A car enthusiast and a gentle-man.”

Daughter, Veronica May says her father was very active.

“He restored many cars.

“We lived continually with them being restored in our garage.

“He did live all his life

in Blenheim but had one lovely trip to Europe with his wife Mary who survived him and is cur-rently living at Redwood-town Village.

“I asked him why he had never left Blenheim and if he wanted to at some time?

“He said ‘no why would I? Marlborough has eve-rything here’. “

He went to Springlands School then Marlborough Boys’ College.

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2015Marlborough anniversary Weekend

oct 31 – nov 2

Rembrandt Remastered is an ode to one of the greatest European artists: Rembrandt, who made 330 paintings in his life.

Celebrate this incredible exhibition at the Nelson Provincial Museum.

The paintings are now spread over the whole world in national art galleries as well as private collections, some of which are very difficult to access by the public.

Other important Rembrandt paintings have been damaged or stolen, the original mastery no longer being accessible to viewers today.

Thanks to the latest techniques in digital photography and the inexhaustible knowledge of Professor Ernst van de Wetering of the ac-

claimed Rembrandt Research Project, this exhibition offers the spectacular opportunity to see a group of Rembrandt’s masterpieces digitally restored to their original condition as if they had just left Rembrandt’s studio.

The images are full size and displayed in chronological order with accompanying text that tells the story of the individual pictures and his compelling life.

The Nelson Provincial Museum is located on the corner of Trafalgar and Hardy Streets, Nelson, where there are two main gallery spaces featuring the Regional History gallery and temporary exhibitions, a classroom, museum shop and rooftop garden, and an excellent cafe attached right next door.

Put this on your must-see list for your next visit to Nelson.

Museum a must-see

Nelson Fishing Charters can take you out to all the best fishing spots in Tasman Bay on their 8.2m Osprey boat with a 300hp Mercury V outboard motor.

Their local knowledge of the fishing hotspots are programmed into their GPS charting system, helping to track down a variety of fish species for you, depending on the season.

All baits and fishing gear are supplied, so

that all you have to worry about is catching fish.

Maximum number for day fishing charters is eight people.

Nelson Fishing Charters, run by Kaiteriteri Boat Charters, offer different types of trips to suit you.

Fishing charters range from family trips and birthday treats to corporate outings, and even overnight and 3-day fishing adventures

up round D’Uville Island. You can fish in some of the best fishing

grounds in New Zealand and then go hunting in the evening from the Bach, and day two you can hunt or fish, the choice is yours.

Catch Snapper, Blue Cod, King fish, Grouper, Kahawai, Flounder, and enjoy fresh juicy green-lipped mussels.

They will make your fishing adventure memorable for all the right reasons.

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2015Marlborough anniversary Weekend

oct 31 – nov 2

Enjoy the Artisan Market (pictured above) this Saturday at the Wynen Street carpark in Blenheim.

On Sunday the Marlborough Farmers Market will also be held at the A&P Show-grounds.

The Hunter’s Garden Cafe re-opened at the beginning of October, so if you haven’t been along yet, make time this weekend.Available are platters, wine flights, good coffee and more.Relax in the spring garden setting. Open for lunch from 11am.

The Marlborough Vintage & Farm Machin-ery Society in conjunction with Tua Marina Vintage Farm Machinery are holding a 50th anniversary celebration over the weekend of October 31 and November 1 at Brayshaw Park.

As well as having most of our vintage machinery on outside display, organisers are hoping that many clubs from around New Zealand bring some of their machinery to display along side of it.

There will be a huge working steam engine which will be fired up, the Society’s restored cottage will be open for viewing and there will be butter and cheese making.

The historic smithy will be in full operation as well as the vintage school bus for rides around the site. With craft stalls, rides and demonstrations throughout the day, there is plenty to see for all ages.

Open both days 10am – 3pm. Lots of fun for all the family.

Rhyan Cadwallender got up close to a vin-tage tractor during a Marlborough Vintage & Farm Machinery Society event last year. File photo

Hobbyist blacksmith Warren Johnston will be in the blacksmith shed doing demonstra-tions for the public. File photo

Heritage milestone

Local markets with plenty to see

If you plan to head away or into the outdoors on Marlborough Anniversary Weekend, make sure you take precautions and stay safe.

The New Zealand Mountain Safety Council (MSC) is encouraging people to plan and prepare before heading outdoors.

MSC Chief Executive Mike Daisley says it doesn’t matter whether people are heading out for a few hours or several days, or how experienced they are, preparation is essential to ensure a safe, enjoyable trip.

Mr Daisley encourages people to plan their trip, tell someone, be aware of the weather, know your limits and take suf-ficient supplies

Safety first

Friday October 23, 201510 SunThe what’s on

in marlborough

- weekend event guide - Get ready for the weekend with our list of what’s on!

If you have an event email Tash at The Sun

[email protected]

Friday 23Havelock Book fair and MarketThere will be books galore at our book sale which will take place at the Town Hall 9am - 3pm. Today and Saturday. Fundraising for Havelock Lions projects. Stalls available $5.00. Ring Ian 574 2558.

Havelock i-SITE - OpeningCome and celebrate the opening and cel-ebrate another key milestone achieved towards Havelock’s future development. From 1pm next to the Town Hall.

Burlesque at ArgosyAn evening of Burlesque and Laughter from down south. Miss Indigo Skye brings Noble Savage and Allegra Storm for a dazzling evening . Tickets $20, 760 Middle Renwick Road, 7pm - 9pm.

Hot art in HavelockThe Gallery Havelock, open from 10am to 4pm, seven days a week. Enjoy browsing some of the excellent art on show from tal-ented local artists. Come and have a look in the friendly little gallery at 60 Main Road Havelock.

The Edwin Fox ShipVisitor Centre open every day from 9am, a great all weather and family friendly activ-ity. Come and explore the decks and the depths of the ship. Dunbar wharf, on Picton foreshore. For more information call Karen on 573 6868 or check out our Facebook.

Picton Museum10am - 4pm daily, 9 London Quay, Ph 573 8283.

EcoWorld Picton AquariumMeet the locals up close with amazing New Zealand animals. Touch a living fossil (Tuatara), Little Blue Penguin, have fun dis-covering animals that live in our beautiful Marlborough Sounds. Up Close Encounters at 11am and 2pm daily. Open daily from 9.30am. Picton Foreshore. www.ecoworld-nz.co.nz phone 573 6030.

Marlborough Museum26 Arthur Baker Place, off New Renwick Rd, Brayshaw Heritage Park, Daily 10am - 4pm.

The Diversion GalleryOpen 12pm - 5pm Wed – Saturdays 10 Lon-don Quay, Picton, Ph 573 7376 or 027 440 8121 or www.thediversion.co.nz.

Rainbow Ski Area See www.skirainbow.co.nz for more details.

Handworks 2015Exhibition of work from Top of the South Creative Fibre Groups. Felting, weaving, spinning, knitting - beautiful textiles, func-tional and decorative. Yealands Estate Marlborough Gallery, 204 High Street, Blenheim. Hands-on activity daily 12.30 - 2.30pm.

Saturday 24Marlborough Artisan MarketHighlighting the best of Marlborough art, crafts, food and produce. Come along and browse our stalls every week. Every Satur-day morning (weather dependant). 9am - 1pm. Wynen Street Carpark.

Hands on for St.JohnBright Centre, Dillons Point Rd, near Menz Shed. Local quality hand craft and paint-ings for sale. Demonstrations, tea, coffee and cakes, biscuits and muffins donated by Raupo. 10am -4pm.

Opening Night at SpeedwayJoin us for opening night and the Dou-ble Club Points TQ Marlborough Champs Round 1, Grass Carts. Fun for the whole family. Eastern States Speedway, Vintage Lane, Renwick from 6pm.

Ulysses Club Meet for a coffee and a catch up Saturday mornings from 10am at the Old Orchard Cafe, The Vines Village, Rapaura Road.

Blenheim Rotary Car Boot SaleEvery Saturday 8am – 12.30pm at the Rail-way Station car park, Grove Rd, Ph Andy 578 2272 or 021 842 928.

Blenheim Menz Shed4 Dillons Point Rd opens 9am - 12pm Satur-day. Mon & Thurs 1 - 4pm. Building relation-ships and sharing skills. Ph Gerry 578 1835.

Mini Putt & Merry-Go-RoundPicton Foreshore, 10am every day during school holidays, Today and Sunday, 10am.

Redwood Market 8am - 12pm, Redwood Tavern car park, Plants, Produce and Crafts.

Vintage Farm Machinery 10am - 3pm, Open Every Day. Brayshaw Park Guided tours available, Sunday Thom-as Tank Engine rides. Ph Doris 579 4357.

Picton Men’s Shed“Where men can do what men do best” 9am - 12pm and Wednesday 9am - 4pm. Phone Rick Green 021 469 191 or Bill Rogers 573 5507 for more information.

Sunday 25Menz Shed Renwick MarketPony rides, bouncy castle, beauty therapy, fundraising stalls at the Renwick Giesen Sports Centre 9am - 2pm.

Riverside RailwayTrain departs Brayshaw Park Station. 1.45pm for Beaver Station, Riverside Park, central Blenheim and return. 3.00pm for Omaka and return. Adult $10 Child $5 ( Omaka $6 &$3) CASH ONLY. Combo/Family fares available.

Muscle Car and Classic Car DisplayMopars, Muscle and Classic Cars – Chrysler Valiant, Dodge and Plymouth. Over 100 cars on display. Gold Coin Entry, all proceeds collected go to the Nelson/ Marlborough Rescue Helicopter. Venue - Waterlea Race-course (McLauchlan St Entrance). 1pm - 3pm.

Linkwater School Fun DayA great day out for all the family. Cafe, BBQ food and garlic mussels, games, plants, Bouncy Castle, white elephant, raffles, rides and races, silent auction, craft, and more. Be there! 10am - 2pm.

‘It’s all about the coffee’ Recreational bike ride - all year round de-parts at 9.00am from AvantiPlus Blenheim, 61 Queen St. Everyone welcome. Register your interest www.bikemarlborough.co.nz

Farmers Market Showcasing the best of Marlborough some of the stalls are Koromiko Eggs, Banjo Brews, Traditional Country Preserves, Nuggety Creek, Riverina, Garden Bee Honey, Spudz n Greens, Kaikoura Cheese, Picton Bakery. Marlborough A&P Showground’s, Cnr Max-well and Alabama Roads, 9am – 12pm. Buy Local - Cook Local.

KapahakaEvery Sunday at Tuamarina Hall 12pm - 3pm All welcome. Model Aero Club ARA Wairau Valley 9am, Murray Ph 578 9199 or Tony Ph 577 9776.

Petanque 10am Sunday and 1pm Wednesday, 65A Weld Street – John Ph 577 9789.

Tramping ClubWe go on tramps Wednesday and Sunday, please confirm for travel. Ph Mary 572 8762 or [email protected].

Marlborough Guild of WoodworkersBrayshaw Park, open workshop 1 - 4pm, Every 1st Sunday of the month. Wooden toys for sale. For more info contact Jim 578 8974 or Rod 579 4601.

Marlborough Rock and Mineral ClubBrayshaw Park, Come and see our large rock, mineral, crystal and fossil collection, work room and books. Free Admission.

Associated Modellers SocietyMiniature steam engine rides at Brayshaw Park, 1st and 3rd Sunday each month, 1pm - 4pm $2.

Up & Coming27 OctoberTuesday Renwick Market at Anglican Church, High Street 10am - 2pm. All sized clothing, kitchen ware, crafts and much more. Phone Tanysha 572 9539 for more info.

28 OctoberMarlborough Boys’ & Girls’ Agricultural Club 72nd annual Group Day at Linkwater School, 10am-3pm. A lovely day out for all to see the kids and their animals and indoor artwork. Also sausage sizzle, burgers, plants etc for sale.

28 OctoberULC Trio Music and Beyond.All of these tunes and songs are played with spirit, enthusiasm and a sense of humour that characterises ULC. Le Cafe, 12/14 London Quay, Picton, 7:30pm – 10:00pm.

30 OctoberBlenheim Library Book sale.Good quality used books including adult books - hardback, paperbacks and children’s books - Great Value, from 50 cents to $4.00. From 9.30am-3.30pm at the library.

80 High Street, Renwick, Marlborough Phone 03 572 8007 [email protected]

FRIDAY6TH NOVEMBER 2015at the Woodbourne Tavern,

RenwickRegistrations taken at

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TEAMS WINNER TAKES ALL

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PROUDLY SPONSORED BY

Marlborough A&P Show, 6th & 7th November

Muscle Car and Classic Car DisplayMopars, Muscle and Classic Cars – Chrysler Valiant, Dodge and Plymouth. Over 100 cars on display. Gold Coin Entry, all proceeds collected go to the Nelson/ Marlborough Rescue Heli-copter. Venue - Waterlea Racecourse (McLauchlan St Entrance). 1pm - 3pm.

11Friday October 23, 2015 5 minutes with:

Andre Bezar

Sales Consultant for Bayleys

Q What meal do you never get sick of eating?

Q One of my best holidayswas...

A Cruising the tropics of the South pacific with my family.

Q My guilty TV pleasure is...

ACurrently the TV series Suits. The witty banter is so funny.

Q What would you change about the world?

AWell the most obvious thing I would change is put a stop to the crazy religious fighting currently going on.

Q What’s one thing that you’ll never throw away?

AHmmm hard question. I hate hoarding stuff, if I haven’t used it in a while I get rid of it.

Q Who would you love to have a meal with?

A Paul Henry. Imagine the conversation.

A

Q What is the one thing Sun readers would be surprised to know about you?

I’ve wanted to sell real estate since I was ten.

Q What’s next on your wishlist?

A Probably more of a goal, becoming a leading sales-person in Marlborough.

A Buttermilk chicken at Scotch Bar – it is just so good.

A My career since my move to Bayleys. Exciting times ahead.

Q The best thing in your life right now?

Labour WeekendSunday Oct 25, 10am - 2pm

Linkwater Fine Art AuctionLabour Weekend

Saturday 24 October Linkwater Community Hall

5pm Preview of Artworks, Wine and Cheese.7pm live auction begins

Tickets $20 EFTPOS available on the nightFacebook: Linkwater School Art, Food and Fun.

Sponsors: Peter Yealands Wines, Port Marlborough, Cranky Goat, NZ King Salmon, Fonterra, Marlborough Light and Sound.

LINKWATER SCHOOL

FUN DAY

PLUS!

Something for everyone - a great day out!• Cafe food all day • Raffles • Titanic • Bouncy Castle

• Plants • Chocolate Wheel • Entertainment • White Elephant • Races and Rides • Silent Auction

• BBQ • Garlic Mussels • Paint Ball

53 Grove Rd, Blenheim Ph 03 579 2500 A/H 027-230-3151

We sell & service farm ATV’s and 2 wheelers, and a huge range of accessories. 2 & 4 wheel bikes for all ages.

Summer Sale!

2004 Suzuki Eigar 400 2WDwas $3,995

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Missing

Our cat Bailey is missing, last seen in the George / Percy Sts area. He might be

trying to get back to Dry Hills. Bailey is a tabby with mostly white body with

patches of black. If you have seen Bailey please PH: 0274 250 422 or 027 221 5218.

Friday October 23, 201512 SunThe

Tick iT offWith the change of season nearly upon us, now is the time to get those jobs done.

Cruise into summer knowing you have ticked it off!

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Specialists in all aspects of:Aluminium Cooling Components

• Radiators • Oil Coolers• Heat exchangers • Inter coolers

Make sure your car is safe Quality Electrical Solutions

Electricians of Choice

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•Domestic•Commercial

•Industrial

Will you be heading out in your car this summer? Then make sure your vehicle is safe and roadworthy by having it inspected and serviced.

Getting your car ready now will reduce the chances of something going wrong when you’re on the road, giving you the reassurance you need to get on with enjoying your summer holiday.

Below is a checklist of just some of the things that need to be carefully monitored in the warmer months.

Cooling systems Cooling systems need to be checked for

leaks, and to make sure hoses are secure and in good condition. If the coolant water has not been changed within the past two years, the cooling system needs to be drained, flushed and refilled with clean water and the correct coolant additive.

Cambelts and fan belts Cambelt and fan belt failure is common.

If you don’t know when they were last changed, these should be checked.

This is also a good time to have other drive belts checked for damage.

Air and fuel filters

Air filters need to be checked and, if necessary, replaced. As fuel filters are usu-ally sealed units, they can’t be checked for blockages so should be replaced regularly.

Spark plugs Worn spark plugs can lead to engines

misfiring and the eventual breakdown of the high tension leads, so check and replace if necessary.

Engine and transmission oilEngine and transmission needs to be

checked for oil leakage. If the engine oil and oil filter hasn’t been changed within the past 12 months, have it done.

WheelsWheels should be removed so that your

brake condition can be checked.Tyres Tyres must be checked for excessive or

unusual wear patterns and for any lumps or tread distortion, as well as pressure. And don’t forget the spare.

ExhaustExhaust leaks can cause deadly carbon

monoxide fumes to build up in the cabin, leading to a loss of engine power. They also increase fuel consumption.

Spring clean your car

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PRE HOLIDAYSAFETY INSPECTIONSFor extra peace of mind between WOF checks

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Heat Pump/ Air ConditioningInclude in your pre-season checks:•Cleanyourfiltersregularly(restricted airflowreducesefficiency,performance, &airquality)•Keeptheoutdoorcondenserclearof

yarddebri,vegetation,&inspectforinsects.

•Soundcheck–anystrangeorunusual noisesaresignsofapotentialproblem•Ifindoubtcallyourserviceagent.

Proper maintenance is key to performance & energy usage.

Being spring, chances are you have a long list of jobs to do in and around your home.

If you plan to put your feet up and relax these summer holidays, you should start ticking off that list.

Here are a few ideas to help get you motivated.• Most importantly, test smoke/carbon diox-

ide detectors and where necessary have the batteries replaced.

If you don’t have any or enough smoke detectors, get some!

• Vacuum your refrigerator coils. Over time, the coils get dirty and your fridge requires more energy. You can save money by doing this.

• Check the exterior drainage and clean out gutters.

• Get your air conditioning system installed or serviced for summer. Getting it serviced by a professional will save money and headaches down the road.

• Clear dead plants/shrubs from the house.• Check trees for interference with electric

lines. Have them professionally trimmed if necessary.

• Inspect roofing for damage or leaks and have them repaired and repainted.

• Have your house sprayed for bugs and insects before they come out in force.

White tail spiders, ants and cockroaches don’t need an invitation to invade.

Testing and replacing smoke alarms in your home should be a top priority.

Get handy at home

Recover and repair of lounge suites, dining chairs,

antiques, boat squabs

Glenmurray Upholstery

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13SunThe Friday October 23, 2015Classifieds Advertising Ph 03 577 7868church notices

for sale

Wither Hills Farm Park Aerial Spraying

The aerial spray programme for the 2015 year targeting woody weed species is scheduled to commence from Monday 26 October and could run until Friday 4 December depending upon suitable weather conditions. The highlighted areas on the map are the main targeted areas for this work. Spraying will take place over much of the farm park however a major focus will be within the Quail Stream and Sutherland stream catchments and a strip along the eastern boundary of the mountain bike park.It is recommended for members of the

public to avoid these areas during this period.It is not envisaged that any areas will be closed to the public but closures may be enforced if required to ensure the health and safety of all members of the public. Signage will be erected at main farm park entrances to alert users to the work and will remain in place until the work has been fully completed.Contractor: Marlborough Helicopters

For further information please contact Vern Harris (PALMS) Ph: 027 251 0097 or Council on 03 520 7400.

www.marlborough.govt.nz

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For additional information please visit our website at http://www.norwood.co.nz/. If you are self-motivated and able to work as part of a successful team, please send your covering letter and CV to: [email protected]. Applications close at 5pm on Tuesday 27 October 2015.

Service ManagerBlenheim

CHURCH SERVICES10:00am Every Sunday

4 Alana PlaceWitherlea Shopping Centre

All Welcome

Enquiries: 027 721 8727

Nativity Anglican Church 76 Alfred Street, Blenheim.All welcome to our services

Thursday - 10am Eucharist Service, Sunday - 8am Traditional Eucharist Service

10am - Family Service 7pm - Night church.

Roofer requiredWe are looking for an experienced Roofer

to join our enthusiastic team.Someone who likes variety in their

work with a broad skill set as we provide a range of services from general roofing,

roof spraypainting, steel portal shed construction and seismic joint installation.

There is a great potential for adding to your skills.

A team leader with LBP in steel or membrane is preferable, but training can

be given. Wages or Contractor.

Ph 021 764 586 or email [email protected]

Nu-Look ClothingAlterations and Repairs

Quality tailoring at competitive prices

Ph/txt Christine 021 703 020 / 579 5267

Same day service Blenheim

Experienced Cook/Driver

Busy Blenheim kitchen6.30am start.

Email: [email protected] full job description.BOAT windscreens

repaired and replaced. Call Carl Gratton, Boat Windscreens Ltd 021 471 292.

LAWN Mowing person available. Phone Brian 570 5731. Competitive rates.

NATurALLy rAW - Nutritious Pet Food, stocks green tr ipe, PH / TXT Pam 0210 2929400.

situations vacant

ST LukeS’S ANgLiCAN ChurCh, Ferry Road, Spring Creek. Join us for Christian worship every Sunday 9.30am, Contact 0273432814.

TAkiNg A BreAk - Renwick Nic Nac’s Closed 25th October - Opening again 4th November.

WANTeD to Buy 3 Wheeler disability walk-er. Ph 577 9600.

wanted

WiNe BArreLS. Half barrel $50. Whole barrel $100. Free deliv-ery ph 021-779-180.

situations vacant

public notice

It’s now more than 30 years since we introduced the world to the first Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc - today, our Marlborough wines are still making history. At Pernod Ricard Winemakers New Zealand, we maintain an exceptional focus on premium products as well as results. We are New Zealand’s premier wines and Spirits Company leading the way in everything we do.

We are seeking positive, capable and self-motivated individuals to join our established teams.

You’ll be actively involved with all aspects of vineyard work, from vine management activities, to supervising casual/contract gangs and operating various types of machinery.

These roles require an ability to work longer hours during the peak times of the season, punctuality and the ability to work unsupervised. Experience is not essential as training is provided which will lead to recognised industry unit standards.

If you have a full clean Driver’s Licence and your own transport then apply today!

If successful you will not only have access to a great team environment, but you will also receive a product allowance and following 12 months service access to medical insurance for you and your family.

Please apply via our advertisement on Trade Me, or send your CV and cover letter to [email protected]

www.pernod-ricard-nz.com

Vineyard Workers

situations vacant

public notice

Beavertown Blenheim Lions ClubCraft Fair

Calling all stall holdersIf you are interested?Please phone Wynnis

577 7788 by November 2nd

MONDAy NighT Fitness 6pm - 7pm (no child care) at Blenheim Indoor Sports Centre, Simcox Stadium, 50 Battys Road. Phone 578 4851 or 0275784851.www.blenheimindoor-sports.co.nz.

PrivATe SALe 2 Bed unit With-erlea Area perm. materials, Private sunny open plan living, heat pump, separate toilet, attached garage, cons e r va to r y, raised gardens. Recently updated so nothing to do just move in and enjoy. Enquiries ph 0210450154.

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TeN PiN Bowling. Open 7 days. Phone 5784851 to book a lane now.

TrAiLer as new con-dition, small with new wof & redg, a bargin for $625, phone 577-9647.

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PART TIME EXPERIENCED WAIT PERSON

(Minimum 30 hours per week )If you are experienced, enthusiastic, customer

focused with an outgoing personality and have the ability to work within our dedicated team, then we would like to hear from you.A General Managers Certificate would be

an advantageShifts vary and will include

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CROSSWORD By Russell McQuarters

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Council has a vacancy available for a Draughtsperson/Data Processor to assist with transferring hard copy plans of our water/wastewater infrastructure into digital records.

The position could be an entry level role progressing into a career in technical administration/utility engineering or suit someone with experience in utility engineering. The successful applicant will require the following attributes:

• Be thorough and meticulous showing a disciplined adherence to standards and procedures.

• Demonstrate a positive attitude and approach.

• Have good computer skills with the use of Microsoft programmes

• Have the ability to seek solutions to problems.

• Have an interest in water, wastewater & stormwater engineering and maintenance.

In addition knowledge or experience of the following would be advantageous:

• Interpretation and use of utility services plans and/or engineering drawings.

• GIS applications and geospatial data processing tools.

• Use of computer aided drawing programme(s).

• Surveying and GPS technologies.

• Knowledge of a proprietary relational database particularly for asset management (AMIS) would be advantageous.

Applications for this unique opportunity close at 5.00 pm on 6 November 2015.

Applications should be made online via our website, www.marlborough.govt.nz/Your-Council/Careers/Current-Vacancies, where you will find full information on the vacancy and how to apply.

For further information you are welcome to contact [email protected].

DRAUGHTSPERSON GIS/IMS(FULL TIME)

www.marlborough.govt.nz

MacPherson, Betty: In loving memory of my dear wife Betty, who passed away suddenly on the 25th October 2012. Always remembered and forever in our hearts. John MacPherson and Family.

in memoriam

FULLer, Elsa Violet: Passed away peace-fully, on Tuesday October 20 2015, with her family at her side. In her 94th year. Loved wife of the late Aub, dearly loved mother of Toni (Christchurch), Sherryn and Alan Edwards (Wairau Valley), and Mark and Jenny (Christchurch). Loved Nana of Maru and Kirstie, and Marama; Elisa, and Clayton Cowan; Andrea and Lennie Taylor, Antony and Pip Edwards; Kaylene and Scott Parkinson, Dane and Julia Fuller, Kristian and Lilly Fuller; and a loved great Grandma. Messages to 2276 SH 63, Wairau Valley, RD 1, Blenheim 7271. Special thanks to the staff and management of Waterlea Rest Home for their love and care of our Mum. A service for Elsa will be held at the Mayfield Chapel, cnr Hutcheson and Parker Streets, at 10.30am on Saturday October 24, followed by cremation at the Sowman Crematorium. GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz

PoWeLL, Patricia Lillian Anne (Pat): On Sunday October 18 2015, unexpectedly at home. Aged 74 years. Much loved wife of the late Graham, loved mother and mother-in-law of Dorothy and Bruce, Sven and Melissa, Ingrid and Doug, Sheree, Carina, Craig and Mary, Vaughan, and Zane. Much loved Gran to Joshua and Jason; Dane, Jake and Riley; and Wilson. Messages to 18 Dunbeath Street, Blenheim 7201. In lieu of flowers, a donation to Hospice Marlborough would be appreci-ated and may be made at the service or sent to P O Box 411, Blenheim 7240. A service for Pat will be held at the Mayfield Chapel, cnr Hutcheson and Parker Streets, at 1pm Saturday October 24, followed by cremation at the Sowman Crematorium. GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz

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TROON, Jack Edward: (9lb 4oz) October 18, 2015.

RICE, Jessica Rose: (7lb 13oz) October 10, 2015.

SMITH, Cruden Anthony: (6lb 9oz) September 29, 2015.

SADD, Alec James: (7lb 3oz) October 17, 2015.

BANN, Kiara Lily: (6lb 15oz) October 15, 2015.

Essential First Aid: October 28th, November 12th & 24th

Comprehensive First Aid: October 28th & 29thNovember - 5th & 6th, 16th & 17th, 24th & 25th

Revalidation: October 27th, November - 3th, 13th, 19th, 23th

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ANDERSON, Margaret Louise: October 17, 2015

ANDREW, Tereapii (Tere): October 16, 2015

BLACKMORE, Suzanne Marie (Sue): October 19, 2015

FULLER, Elsa Violet: October 20, 2015

NICHOLLS, John James: October 18, 2015

POWELL, Patricia Lillian Anne(Pat): October 18, 2015

ROBERTSON, Allan Clive (Robbie): October 10, 2015

VOORBERGEN, Hazel Jessie: October 17, 2015

WOOD, Maxwell Thomas (Max): October 16, 2015

GIDDY, Horton Charles Michael (Bob): Passed away, peacefully, at Hospice Marlborough on Tuesday October 20 2015. Aged 79 years. Loving husband of Rosalind, loving father of Stephen, Colin, Michael, Norah and Deborah, and loving grandfather of his six grandchildren and great grandfather of Zak and Millie. Special thanks to Hospice Marlborough and friends for their care of Bob. Messages may be sent to 37A Milton Terrace, Picton 7220. In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Cancer Society would be appreciated and may be made at the service or sent to P O Box 233, Blenheim 7240. A service for Bob will be held at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Otago Street, Picton at 11am Wednesday October 28, followed by private cremation at the Sowman Crematorium.GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz

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Blenheim dominates bowls 5sBlenheim dominated the men’s section of the Bowls Marlborough Interblub 5s, with teams from that club winning both division one and two. Riverside took out the women’s division one title, while Havelock claimed the division two title.

Optimist nationals for PictonThe Queen Charlotte Yacht Club in Picton will host the 2018 Optimist Nationals.Almost 200 sailors between the age of eight and 15 are expected to attend, along with approximately 300 supporters.

Athletics trainingSenior Athletics training at Athletic Park will be held on Tuesday from 5:30pm.It will be Programme A comprising: 100 metres, 400 metres, 1500 metres, longjump and shotput. Everyone is welcome to participate and Children’s Club members are also welcome.

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The All Blacks’ quarterfinal fabulous win over France showed the value of the ITM Cup rugby competition.

Already the envy of the rest of the rugby world the provincial competition allows not only future All Blacks a stage in which to shine, it has in World Cup years, allowed those players on the fringes to remain match fit in case injury cover was needed.

Rake Canterbury’s Joe Moody.The big prop was called in pre

match for the injured Tony Wood-cock and then ended up playing 60 minutes when Wyatt Crocket was injured midway through the first half at the Millenium Stadium in Cardiff.

Moody had been a regular starter for Canterbury after nar-rowly missing out on World Cup selection.

He and players like Cory Jane, Jeremy Thrush, Ryan Crotty and the now injured Israel Dagg have at least been playing a decent standard of rugby just in case injury cover was needed.

Moody showed the value of it on Sunday morning.

He did his job well, was industri-ous around the park, scrummed well and hit the ruck clean-outs hard.

While he admitted post-match he was tired, the ITM Cup at least ensured he was match fit although perhaps not All Black fit.

It was an admirable effort on short notice.

Should injury strike again, and the statistics suggest it will, then it is good to know ready replace-ments can step up.

On a side note, how good do Wellington loose forward Ardie Savea and his Auckland counter-part Akira Ioane look?

Those two look like future All Blacks and it won’t be the distant future either.

That’s the joy of the ITM Cup, new talent is unearthed and older players return to give back to their provinces.

The All Blacks by plenty on the weekend – time to be positive and not hyper-critical for once.

With ...Jacob Page

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The Marlborough Corporate Rowing 8s regatta was held at the Wairau Rowing club on Saturday to signify the start of the local rowing season.

Ten teams contested some tight racing with three weeks of on water training being all the practise the non-rowers had to sort out their timing and team work.

Overall title winners were PGG Wright-son Omaka Jets who became the first team to win both the ERG night challenge

and the on water event.Team spokesman Simon Cooke says the

strong Powered Electrics team fought hard and were evenly matched for the first half of the race until the PGG Wrightson team were able to pull away to win by a length at the line.

The Wairau Rowing club are keen to have more entries from local business next year in what is a prestigious event on the local sporting calendar.

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Double for Omaka JetsThe victorious PGG Wrightson Omaka Jets.

By Jacob PageWill Exton believes he can be the South

Island Junior Vortex mini rok kart champion by the end of the weekend.

The 11-year-old Marlburian is one of 90 competitors at the Wadsco Motor World South Island Sprint meeting in being hosted by the KartSport Marlborough Club at its Cresswell Electrical Kart Raceway in Blenheim.

Will has been doing karting for more than three years, following in the footsteps of his father Gareth.

Will was one of many who began testing at the track yesterday with racing to be held tomorrow and Sunday.

“I really enjoy going fast and I want to win the whole thing,” Will says.

A fan of British Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton, Will says he enjoys motorsport and is looking forward to seeing how far he goes with it.

There will be four grades raced each day.One of the key storylines at the South Island

title meeting in Blenheim, meanwhile, will be if multi-time South Island class cham-pion Chris Cox from Rangiora can repeat his three-class title haul from the 2014 meeting in Dunedin.

While a number of drivers contest two classes, Cox is one of the only ones to attempt three at the one meeting, yet last year he not only did it, he also won each class - KZ2,

100cc Yamaha Light and 125cc Rotax Max Light - he contested.

He’s not the only driver at the South Islands this year to attempt three classes either, fel-low Cantabrian Matthew Hamilton has also entered the KZ2 and Rotax and Yamaha Light classes.

Another interesting fact is that the South Is-land title meeting has again attracted a number of entries from the North Island.

Traditionally, most drivers stick to their ‘Island of Origin’ but there is no rule which states you have to, so each year one or two karters swap Islands.

Will has the need for speed

Will Exton will be a contender at the Wadsco Motor World South Island Sprint meeting in Blenheim this weekend.

Hyundai Motorsport has today announced it has signed a new three-year contract with Hayden Paddon that will see the popular New Zealander contest all rounds of the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) with the team from 2016.Paddon, who initially joined Hyundai Motorsport for a six-rally campaign in 2014 and has been running an expanded programme of twelve WRC events this season, will step up to a full time role from Rallye Monte-Carlo in January alongside his co-driver John Kennard.

Paddon and Kennard get three year WRC deal

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