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After being married for 70 years, a local couple say their wedding an-niversary today is just like any other day.Kath, 92, and Claude Teece, 95, first fell for each other while away on a fishing trip in their teens, and have been together ever since.

Theirs is a rare long-term love story, and Kath puts the success of their union down to a solid effort on both of their behalf.

"We've had a few rough patches, but we just kept on trying, and here we are."She says the day of their anniversary “sort of crept up” on them and the occasion was celebrated with a get

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TDC youth events ‘cost too much’A mayoral candidate says he will ditch several council-sponsored events, including the Tasman Skatepark Tour and Tasman’s Got Talent, if elected, because they are a waste of money.Kit Maling is a current councillor and is running for mayor against incum-bent Richard Kempthorne and three other nominees. He says the council has a huge problem with its debt and funding events like the skatepark tour costs around $240,000 of ratepayers money each year. He says he will review them all if elected.“[The] council is undertak-ing a number of functions such as singing competi-tions, bike riding lessons and pre-school environ-mental education that are not core services and that can and should be under-taken by other agencies, and

often at a lower cost than the council can deliver them.”The opposition to funding the events is just one part of Kit’s promise to review operational spending in an attempt to find savings, if he is elected.But Richard Kempthorne believes the events are a vi-tal part of the well being in the district and the money spent is such a small part in the overall picture that cut-ting it isn’t a priority.“I think it’s money worth spending. That is not where significant rates increas-es have occurred. What that is doing is supporting our communities and our young people and I think supporting our young peo-ple is something I’ve come to realise is actually quite important.”The Tasman Skatepark Tour involved dozens of young people earlier this year and

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TOGETHER FOREVER: Kath and Claude Teece, of Hope, will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary to-day. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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together with family – which includes their three chil-dren, grandchildren and great grandchildren – and friends on Saturday night. Kath and Claude have always lived in Nelson or Motueka, with a stint on a farm near Up-per Moutere. The only time they have been separated was for three years when Claude went to war when he turned 21. The separation never did them any harm though says Claude, who was based out of Maadi Base in Cairo on the banks of the River Nile during the Sec-

ond World War. They wrote letters backwards and forwards weekly, resulting in an inevita-ble engagement ring being sent in the post. "They do say that absence makes the heart grow fonder – and I can't get rid of her now" he says.While most spouses could probably list off a dozen an-noying habits that their other half just can't seem to shake, this isn't the case for these two who are "the best of friends" and still get along famously. "We are so used to each other that we don't notice. And if we haven't gotten used to each other by now then we never will," says Claude.

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TOGETHER FOREVER: Kath and Claude Teece on their wedding day at St Mary’s Catholic Church in Nelson in 1943. Their anniversary is today.

Do you think Tasman District Council should be spending $240,000 on recreational events?

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“In some ways yes. There’s nothing to do in Nelson and it attracts more people to the

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attracted hundreds more spectators. It hosts eight events in towns and vil-lages throughout the Tasman District each January. Other events include Sundial Jam, Tasman’s Got Talent and the Tasman Band Tour. Despite his support, Richard says the council has already moved to make some cutbacks. “We have already cut back this year in this area. A lot of these events and activities give a lot to the community and we start to cut to the heart of the community [if we stop funding these events].”Richard says all of the financial pres-sure comes from infrastructure. “It’s roads, storm water and water supply and waste water.”

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A new principal with new ideasPeter Verstappen isn’t afraid to stamp his own mark on Wakefield School.The new principal has already confirmed he’s go-ing ahead with a new dual classroom which will see 50 students taught by two teachers next year.The idea, which was be-ing used at his previous school in Southbridge, came about when the school revisited plans to upgrade an old class-room block at the cor-ner of the school. In between the two class-rooms which angle into each other, are a toilet block and a cloak bay. The remodelling will see the two classrooms joined by a shared learning space in the middle. It is intended that students will have two teachers and can be situated in either the left or right classroom and will be able to use the shared space in the middle. “The potential for this to change the way we do teaching and learning is enormous. I think the old way of one teacher taking 20 or 30 kids has had its day and it’s time to go beyond that,” says Peter, who is yet decide on which age group will use the shared classroom. “I think it would benefit any age group and I started assuming it would be for Year 5 or 6 students.”As a self managing school, Wakefield School has

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nity involved around the school. “It’s about building the conversa-tion. You have to bring the staff and the Board of Trustees with you. But what I’m finding is this is a place where I’m encouraged to throw out ideas because peo-ple are responsive.”Another idea he threw out for parental re-sponse in the school’s latest newsletter was how people would feel if their child had the same teacher for two years. While this ques-tion was merely that, Peter was encouraged by the feedback and

says it’s pleasing to have dialogue with parents. “It shows they have a lot invested in this place and they see it as part of the reason they’ve cho-sen to live in Wakefield.”Having spent his entire life living in village towns with strong community support, Peter has moved seamlessly into Wakefield and says he is enjoying his first year at the school. “I’m en-joying the culture and that comes from a school that is right at the centre of its community.”

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We’ll pay for frequency, says hunterA Richmond man is urging Radio Spectrum to allow hunters to use its frequency at a cost, a scenario he says would stop them from being prosecuted if they use illegal dog tracking col-lars.Last week Waimea Weekly reported that three search warrants had been issued to three sep-arate homes to seize dog tracking collars, a product made by Garmin.The collars, which have an in-depth GPS, al-lows hunters to indentify exactly where them-selves and their dogs are. But because they run on the same radio frequency paid for by forestry companies who need it for emergency calls, it has always been illegal for hunters to access it.While two hunters have told Waimea Weekly that they would continue to use them even though they are illegal, a third says he would stop, but hoped Radio Spectrum and the Ministry of Business In-novation and Employment could offer a realistic and legal alterna-tive – his pref-erence allowing hunters to pay $100 a year to use the service. “They need to come up with some information about relieving the prob-lem,” the anonymous man says. “I know a few guys have ended up in court over it but I know there a lot of guys out there who would pay so it’s user-friendly with both parties. Rather than banning it, why don’t they work with us?”MBIE believes that it is unnecessary for hunt-ers to use these illegal devices as there are alter-native dog tracking devices available with sim-ilar functions that are safe and legal, and says it will continue to take action to enforce the legal requirements. However, MBIE did say it would not do checkpoints in the forest as they were too labour intensive.But the alternative is a “bleep, bleep” product that appears to be very out-dated and in the past was more costly. Instead of having a visual GPS showing where the dogs are, it sends out different toned beeps so the hunter can hear whether the dogs have gone left or right. Waimea Weekly made contact with local for-estry companies on Monday to get their opin-ion on hunters using illegal devices on the land they manage, but not a single person spoken to was aware of the risks involved.

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Catherine Kent celebrated her 40th birth-day last year in perfect health. She doesn’t smoke, eats healthy food, rarely drinks al-cohol and was in training for a marathon. The mother of one was also an art tutor and studying for an arts diploma.Life was “perfect”. Until she had a stroke which left her unable to make a cup of tea, dress herself or even talk. But almost a year on Catherine is back running, talking and this month will even graduate with her arts diploma. It’s been an incredible recovery that she says started with her husband’s quick thinking and a fridge magnet. Catherine and her daughter last year took part in the Jennian Homes Mother’s Day fun run. There they were given a fridge magnet from the Heart Foundation that had the signs of a stroke on it and for four months

Catherine’s husband David had read it eve-ry time he opened the fridge.Catherine said her stroke happened while she was out on a run, which was a lot hard-er than normal. She came home and start-ed working on her assignment for course and the words she’d written days earlier no longer made sense, she had a sore neck but still didn’t realise what was happening.The pain then spread to her jaw and when David made her lunch after returning home from a bike ride he knew straight away something wasn’t right. “I said ‘oh, I’m fine’. But he wasn’t having any of it and took me to a doctor straight away and they sent me to A&E. Even as the doctors were talking to me about it I still didn’t believe it was a stroke.”She says David’s quick thinking saved her as the longer a stroke goes untreated the

more damage to the brain. “I thought ‘I’m young, fit, healthy, this can’t be happen-ing to me. But it can happen to anyone, no matter the age, health or otherwise.”Catherine had to face the reality of a long recovery but after eight weeks tried to re-turn to work. “I just couldn’t do it and it was then that I realised I needed to take more time out.”Catherine’s mother came over from the UK to help teach her how to dress and eat all over again but she was determined not to give up her studies. “Everyone told me to stop it or to put it on hold but I really wanted to carry on so I did.”With only one semester finished when the stroke happened she had to battle through her second and final semester to gradu-ate. She says it was extremely tough work but she believes it’s helped her recovery.

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the Tasman Trust rebate. They put some money onto my power bill this month. Came in handy as we had just moved and had the cost of moving our power to pay. I think more help should be given to the elderly for power costs but having said that if they have the heaters on all day and night no wonder their bills are high. Julia Lines.

Our power has gone up and as we have gas for hot water and cook-

ing and heating there is no actual reason for it to go up in winter but it had in-creased by over $100, makes you wonder if we get charged more in winter. Sarah Mitchell.

Waimea Villagers keep up fight:I want to thank the Weekly for keeping up its coverage on

Waimea Village. My neighbour’s mother is in there and it’s a horrible situation they face. I hope justice is done and these people can get back to enjoying their re-tirement. (Via text).

Snapper quote too generous:I think it should be 6 and I love getting out fishing. I think 10 per

person is a bit much. Aleisha Brunell.

When has one person ever need-ed more than 2-3 snapper? Don’t

be greedy leave some in the sea for other people. Mumof6 (via website).

Well when you come from a fam-ily of six, your dad spends about

100 bucks on bait and petrol...yeah that’s when you hope he comes home with his quota. Remember, there are seven days in a week, so having fresh fish for din-ner twice in two weeks is a good source of omega 3 for the whole family... Healthysnappa (via website).

Raid for dog trackers:Totally agree with this hunter, best thing that has happened to

pig hunting. Not only helps with lost dogs but helps get to the pig faster and hope-fully that means less, or cheaper vet bills. Why can’t there be a frequency hunters can obtain and make these devices legal? Geraldine (via website).


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Walking a mile in someone elses shoes has taken on a new meaning for a local charity, that is of-fering community members a chance to help lo-cal students in need. Walk with Us is a new local Charitable Trust whose mission is to provide free school and sports footwear and socks to children who de-spite needing them the most, sometimes miss out. Eight local schools have already signed up to join the early pilot programme including Vic-tory, Richmond and Wakefield primary schools, who will provide feedback on the programme.Walk with Us has been established by a group of Nelson and Tasman women who wanted to con-

tribute something positive to the community in a targeted and specific way. Following discussions with local schools and teachers, and researching similar organisations from around the country, the group has decided that providing school and sports footwear fits well with their goals and as-pirations as well as a community need.Walk with Us is looking for sponsors and dona-tions and have already heard from Dave Hey-ward of Stirling Sports and Number One Shoes who are keen to be involved. To donate or become a sponsor for Walk With Us, contact Anne-Marie Teece on 027 544 8255 or [email protected] or get in touch with Nancy Cowling on 027 496 4720.

Free shoes for school studentsCarol Shirley president of the Walk with Us charity, with chairwoman Nancy Cowling are asking the community to pitch in and support the new local charity. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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Paul and Debbie Liebezeit at the Waimea College first XV prizegiv-ing. on Fri-

Sally and Antoni Neal at the Waimea College first XV prizegiving on Friday night at Spangee’s Restaurant.

Karen McLauchlan and Lesleigh McLachlan at the Waimea College first XV prizegiving on Friday night.

Tracey and Kelvin LeConte at the Waimea College first XV prizegiving on Friday.

Scott and Carolyn McPherson at the

Waimea College first XV prizegiving.

Sue Watson and Sharyn Fitzsimmons at the Waimea College first XV prizegiving.

Peter Watsonand Andy Woolley on Friday night.

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With winter sport wrap-ping up, we visited

two major prizegivings this week including

the Waimea Old Boys annual end of season cabaret in Richmond and the Waimea Col-lege first XV prizegiv-ing in Stoke on Friday

night.Do you have a party or an event coming up? You can contact our

photographer on 544 9037 or by emailing editorial@waimea

weekly.co.nz.Stephani Mitchell, Charna Thompson, Zoe Johnson, Taylor Curtis and Sam Curtis.

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U Council Debt and Projected Debt: Tasman District Council currently has debt of more than $156 million. That debt is projected to rise to $310 million in the current Ten Year Plan. This is not affordable, sustainable or prudent. If and when interest rates rise this will place an unacceptable burden on ratepayers.

U Affordability of Rates: Tasman rates are high by national standards yet in Tasman we have relatively low incomes with a large population of retired people. Constantly increasing rates are crippling. Council needs to focus on core services to make thisa good and prosperous place to live; a place where people can afford to live in their own homes well after their retirement.

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U Focus on Service: Council exists to serve the ratepayers and people of Tasman - not the other way round. I want to lead an enabling and customer friendly Council.

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While sitting on the Mapua wharf eating fish ‘n’ chips, en-joying the lilt of conversation and being mesmerised by the beauty around me, my at-tention was suddenly caught by the boats anchored in the channel. “Those boats have changed direction.” I stated. Much to the amusement of my co-fish ‘n’ chip eater, it took me a while to process the reason why. Of course, the tide had turned.It got me thinking, though. Where would those boats be without anchors? They would surely be taken way out to sea only to be returned to land again and dashed against the rocks.Do you feel like you are in the middle of a strong tide pulling

you somewhere that you don’t want to go?Values that you have held on to slowly being fragmented or diluted around you?Fighting against it seems to put a label on you: ‘Conservative’, ‘closed-minded’, ‘non-progres-sive’, ‘doesn’t like change’ – to name a few. Flip the coin.Replace those words with ‘rad-ical’, ‘uses the wisdom of his-tory’, ‘eyes wide open’, ‘holds tight to values’….strong.There is strength in belief. Whatever the cause (be it rug-by, recycling, marriage, loy-alty), to believe passionately shows strength.As a Christian, I believe. I be-lieve in a God who is strong. For God, there is nothing new under the sun.

I won’t call myself conservative for believing in him but I will label myself ‘radical’. To stand up for what our all-knowing God has deemed to be good for us in the face of a growing tide against God is radical.God is my rock and I trust him without a doubt.There is a fabulous old hymn titled “Will your anchor hold in the storms of life?”The chorus goes like this:“We have an anchor that keeps the soul steadfast and sure while the billows roll, fastened to the rock which cannot move, grounded firm and deep in the saviour’s love”.Think about it: What is your anchor attached to? Antoinette Irvine - Hope Community Church.

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A large number of insurance companies have applied a stand down period for new insurance policies within central New Zealand.

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Once again the people of our region have opened their hearts and their wallets in support of Daffodil Day. A sincere thank you from Jane Gibson for your support of her head shave on Friday. Your generosity helped Jane collect over $2500 for the NZ Cancer Society. Donations are still being accepted if you would like to contribute phone Jane on 027 224 5022 or deposit to ANZ 060705 0404144 00

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The Nelson Trout Fishing Club will host another casting clinic in Rich-mond before the season officially opens next month.With assistance from Fish and Game, the club is running the free clinic at Ga-rin College on September 8 from 10am. Fish and Game officer Lawson Davey says with the new trout fishing season due to start 1 October, it’s a great op-portunity to get some practice in prior to the season and to learn a few tips on improving your technique and how to catch more fish.The Nelson Trout Fishing Club and Fish and Game have fishing rods avail-able for people to use, but for those who have their own, bring them along. If the event is postponed due to the weather, it will be held the following Sunday of September. To find out more, contact Ray Day on phone 544 1245.

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There is now even more reason to consider Strawbridge & Associates for your business and accounting needs. The well known chartered ac-countancy firm may need no introduction, but they are excited to welcome two new members to their team that do, Leanne Anderson and Na-than Silcock. Both specialists in their field, Leanne and Nathan each have a personal flair for different areas of ac-counting, and bring a wealth of knowledge to the locally owned and operated company.Specialising in account-ing systems, Leanne has recently made the move from the largest accoun-tancy firm in the Nelson region, after spending 11 years there as a chartered accountant. Taking the opportunity to join a client focused company; she says she is thrilled to be joining the team at Strawbridge & Associates to offer personalised service to local small to medium enterprises. “I’m really happy to be joining the team at Straw-bridge & Associates, and I’m looking forward to working alongside local clients in order to grow their business.”As the treasurer, manager and camp mum of the Richmond Rabbits Rugby League Club, and

board member of the Youth and Community Fa-cility Trust, Leanne thrives on helping others in the community and that’s a quality that fits per-fectly with the Strawbridge & Associates culture. Nathan has been on board at Strawbridge & As-sociates for a few months now and is a welcome

member of the team, bringing a specialist skill set in taxation to the busi-ness. With extensive ex-perience in international tax issues arising from entering or leaving New Zealand, Nathan is able to offer sound advice on residency analysis, work-ing with international tax treaties, tax returns with foreign source income, and more. As a chartered accountant with a degree

in law, Nathan’s expertise ranges from manage-ment accounting, trusts and strategic analysis, through to asset protection and future planning. As a proactive and dynamic accountancy firm Strawbridge & Associates make the ongoing suc-cess of your business, their business. To discuss your business and accounting needs with a qual-ified, experienced expert who genuinely cares, call the team today.

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A joint venture between two market leaders in glass will see Nelso-nians better off says Richmond Glass director Russell Gilden, who has recently taken on the dealership for Novus windscreen repair and replacements for the region.Richmond Glass will now operate Novus windscreen repairs and replacements from both the Richmond and Nelson branches of the business, offering wide coverage and man power to the region. Novus has been in Nelson for a number of years and Richmond Glass is no stranger to automotive glass repairs, so joining forces will mean local customers will have peace of mind and far reaching guarantees says Russell.“While we’ve already built a great name for ourselves repairing and replacing automotive glass, aligning ourselves with Novus who are also a long standing and well known business means we are now a preferred supplier to all major insurers and can offer the Novus nationwide guarantee.”Russell is now the supplier of Novus for the top of the south, oper-ating as the agent for Novus in both the Greymouth and Marlbor-ough regions, and now Nelson and Tasman. Novus offer full work-shop and mobile services and also have a courtesy car available.

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JLEGet your boat up to scratch before the summer season and talk to JLE, your electrical experts who offer efficient service for the fishing indus-try, to charter and specialized boat owners.Their marine specific division services the top of the South, from Nelson, Golden Bay and Blen-heim, to the coast, and everywhere in between. As NZ registered electricians, the team remain up to date with the latest in marine technology and can also offer periodic inspections of vessels on the marina, with a NZ registered inspector on their team. JLE are well equipped to look after all your electrical requirements, with no job too big or small for the team to handle. Just recently, they assisted in the refit of Talley’s fishing vessel the Amaltal Columbia, which suffered significant fire damage earlier this year. The JLE team were able to mobilize a large team to refit the electri-cal systems on the boat, and had the resources to cope with the large, 6 month long project.JLE can offer a solution to all marine electrical systems including new builds. They recently car-ried out the electrical design, installation, and compliance work on the Morobe Rainforest, a purpose built vessel, built by Reliance Engineer-ing, that will service remote coastal villages in Papua New Guinea.

Boat Storage NelsonFree up space with safe, affordable and conveni-ent storage at Boat Storage Nelson.Save yourself time, money and fuel by not hav-ing to tow your boat home, and make the most of their affordable storage facilities locally based in Stoke, near Monaco.Locally owned and operated by Harry Pearson, a qualified marine engineer, Boat Storage Nelson can offer personal service and maintenance on your boat from his onsite workshop, so that it’s always ready to go, whenever you are.Boat Storage Nelson now offer both long and short term storage space, either outside, or un-dercover in a secure shed or container for your boat, spare vehicle, caravan, camper or motor home.For more information, please call Harry on 027 407 2074 or check out the website, www.boat-storagenelson.com.Opening specials start from just $3 per day for a boat or vehicle stored outside, and if you men-

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Bays BoatingLooking forward to a summer spent out on the water? Talk to Bays Boating Motueka Ltd, the expert team who offer sales and service of both new and used boats, outboard motors and ma-rine electronics.Based in Motueka, Bays Boating is perfectly lo-cated for local and holidaying recreational boat-ies, offering all the parts and accessories needed to keep your boat humming. From second hand to brand new boats and dinghies, to outboard motor servicing on all models, Bays Boating is the one stop shop for all things marine. You can also pick up a variety of convenient accessories from their showroom, including fish cooler bins, boarding platforms, polyprop rope and more.Regular servicing always pays in the long run, so call Bays Boating Ring to discuss booking your boat in for its next service. All work carried out by their qualified and specialist team comes with their guaranteed warranty.

Mortimer Auto UpholsteryWith winter giving us its final show and sum-mer on the horizon, now is the time to get out the boat and enjoy the great outdoors. Mortimer Auto Upholstery offer a range of services that will make your time out on the water more en-joyable. From a wide range of covers, canopies, seat refurbishments, privacy screens, carpet lin-ings and storage nets they offer it all and more. Their point of difference is the attention to detail they give to each project and the fact that they listen to their customers’ individual require-ments, including them on the manufacturing process from start to finish. They also source top quality materials, always putting pressure on suppliers to find the best products on the global market.Owners Caleb and Ian achieve quality work-manship, excellent service and a fair price for all of their clients. Through the gained respect from the public and businesses in the top of the south, Mortimer Auto Upholstery are leaders in their field, so hit the water with confidence and give them a call.Check out their website for a photo gallery of complete work, or send them an email, you are guaranteed a quick reply.

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AimexAimex Service Group offer a full range of marine engineering services to commercial and recreational boat users in the Nelson and Tasman regions. Based at the gateway to the top of the south, Port Nelson, their experi-enced and specialist engineering team can add value to a wide range of projects, no mat-ter what the task.From ship repair, refit, heavy diesel mechani-cal work, fabrication, fitting and machining, traditional shipbuilding, vessel construction, and hydraulic sales and service, Aimex have you covered.They understand that the engine is the heart of your vessel, and can undertake work on all petrol and diesel inboard marine engines. With a wide range of specialist machin-ery, 1300 square metres of workshop space and over 50 staff they are able to offer full and comprehensive service to all pleasure launches large and small, from the smallest of sailing yachts, to the largest of offshore sailing vessels.For more information on what the Aimex Service Group can offer you and your boat or fleet, visit www.aimex.co.nz or contact 03 548 1439.

Nautical InsuranceEveryone with a boat needs insurance be-fore they get out onto the water, and Nauti-cal Insurance makes it easy to organise. As the largest arranger of boat insurance in New Zealand their cover is comprehensive and includes protection on the road, in the water, in storage, for fire, burglary, theft or earthquake. Third party collision liability is included, and salvage recovery and loss pre-vention cover is automatically built in. Nautical Insurance has taken the hassle out of trying to organise cover through insur-ers and banks by doing the leg work for you. Wide ranging policy wording and a large cli-ent base gives them excellent buying power.They currently insure more than 6000 pow-erboats, launches and yachts throughout New Zealand, mainly in the South Island. Having relocated after the Christchurch earthquake, they can now be found at 62 Ric-carton Road, Christchurch. Check out www.nautical.co.nz for more information or con-tact one of the Nelson boat dealers who rep-resent Nautical, or free phone 0508 nautical.

BP RichmondHeading out of town to take the boat out this summer? Make BP Richmond, the home of great staff and even better service, your first stop before hitting the road, and the sea.Whether you are a recreational boatie or sea-soned white baiter, the convenient service station has everything you will need to keep you and your family safe and happy out on the water.If you need bait, burley, or a bite to eat, BP Richmond offers everything you’ll need to fuel you , your boat and your vehicle. Fill up with diesel or petrol, check your oil, check your tyre pressure and make sure your boat, trailer and vehicle are ready for the day

ahead. Fill the chilly bin with salt ice, stock up on cool drinks, sunscreen, spare batter-ies and food, and set out for your day on the sea with confidence. Oh, and on your return, don’t forget to call in and tell the friendly team all of the tall tales about the days catch.

Totally BoatingTotally Boating - the name sums it up. They are the local name you can trust when it comes to everything there is to know about boating.With eight members of staff and almost 50 years experience between them, and as a multiple recipient of the McLay Dealer of the Year and Mercury’s Top Service awards, the company’s claim to the title of the top of the south’s number one marine team is justified.Their workshop team consists of three cer-tified technicians and one apprentice, who are experienced in servicing all makes and models including Mercury, Mercruiser, Su-zuki, Yamaha, Honda, Johnson and Evinrude motors.They stock and sell McLay Boats, Osprey Pontoon Boats, Smartwave Dinghies, Mercury motors, can sell second hand boats on behalf of their customers, and do trade ins on new boats and motors.The friendly sales team was recently complet-ed by Tim Wells who comes with a wealth of experience in sales from other industries and a genuine passion about boating. Tim takes pride in being a good listener and together with Michael Dobson, the dealer principal, they will help you find the perfect boat pack-age tailored to your needs and budget.Don’t miss the Totally Boating Expo on Sat 14 September for great deals on boats, mo-tors and boating accessories. Plus, your chance to win a Mercury 3.3hp motor!

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Your favourite family friendly pharmacy is celebrating its’ 5th birthday. That’s five years of great service, five years of qual-ity health advice, and five years since owner Andrew opened the doors to McGlashen Phar-macy.Ever since the first customer walked through the door, McGlashen Pharmacy has built a strong customer base which is made up of local members of the community. People turn to

Andrew and the team for trust-ed family health advice, and are always well looked after in return.While it seems like just yester-day Andrew was first opening the pharmacy for business he says the last five years has been a fantastic time for him and the staff, the majority of whom have been there since the very beginning.“The community has well and truly supported the pharmacy,

and without them we wouldn’t be here today. It’s really pleas-ing to see our customers come through the doors time and again. And we would like to take the opportunity to thank the loyal customers who have been with us throughout the years. If you are looking for help with your health problems, then McGlashen Pharmacy is a great place to start. Andrew and his team of caring and ex-

pert staff can offer a wide range of advice, medications and products to suit your individual needs, and be-cause they understand health is not a one size fits all matter, they truly listen to what your personal health issues are. This understanding is what has kept locals returning to the pharmacy each time they are sick, or to treat their regular ailments with a pharmacy they can trust.

Having been open for five years, An-drew says the relationship the team has formed with the community is what makes opening the doors each day so enjoyable. Five years ago, some of his customers were bring-ing their babies in to see him, and now those children are heading off to school, and are just a little bit taller each time they visit with mum or dad. “It’s amazing to be able to watch

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alongside a local family as they grow. We have some customers whose grandmother comes in, their kids and their grandkids, so a variety of generations who come in for help or advice. It’s pretty special.”Having children of his own now means Andrew is living and enjoy-ing the experience that his custom-ers do, so not only can he draw on his qualifications as a pharmacist to help you get to the bottom of your child’s health issues, but he can also speak from firsthand experience, as each day he learns something new with the twins, who are now 8 months old.Andrew prides himself on making things as easy as possible for his cus-tomers and so it’s not surprising that

he has gone out of his way to keep the pharmacy easy to access and convenient to visit, with two handy entrances, one off Queen St and the other opening out onto Warring Carpark. The back entrance features huge double doors for anyone ar-riving via wheelchair or pushing a pram, and opening into the public carpark means you’ll never struggle to find a park. McGlashen Pharmacy also has park-ing right in front of the back doors, which is perfect for the elderly, or people who find it hard to get around. Keeping things as simple as possible is so important to the team that you can even wait in the car until your prescription is all done. Andrew will




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sport, art, music or other in-terest, if they excel at it or are on their way to doing great things, McGlashen Pharma-cy donate $1000 through the scholarship to help the indi-vidual achieve their goals.The scholarship is a great way for the pharmacy to give a lump sum to a young person who could really benefit from it says Andrew, and it is a nice way to give something back each year to the community that supports the pharmacy. “We sponsor quite a few things, but it is nice to be able to give a large amount of money in the form of a schol-arship, which we know will go towards helping someone achieve great things.”This year’s scholarship en-tries are due in to McGlashen Pharmacy by September 30. Applicant’s entries will be processed during the follow-ing four weeks, and the award will be presented to the suc-

cessful applicant during early November. Applicants for the Mcglashen Pharmacy Young Achiever Scholarship must be 16 years of age or under at the time of entry, live within the Nelson or Tasman district and show a promising future in their chosen field based on previous results.Don’t forget that you can also get passport photos done at McGlashen Pharmacy now, and they have great success in getting photos accepted the first time round. You should also ask them about their loyalty card, which is well known for its great value. Spend $30 when you visit and receive a stamp, then once you’ve collected ten stamps you receive $30 off your next purchase. This is a great way to save on the regular products you buy such as shampoo, condition-er or beauty products. The pharmacy will also have

a trade stand at this year’s masters Games with every-thing an athlete could ask for, which will be an exciting few days as people from all over the country descend on Nel-son to participate. Look out for them if you are partici-pating and go and get sorted with a bandage, brace or any-thing else you may require.Five years has simply flown by for the team at McGlash-en Pharmacy, and Andrew would like to thank each and every customer that has supported him. From those families that have visited him right from the very start, to customers that have only just recently made their first trip to the pharmacy, a huge thank you for your support. Head down and celebrate McGlashen Pharmacy’s 5th birthday this week, and help them celebrate five years of success in business, and many more to come.




Appleby School has a long history, having opened its doors more than 150 years ago.Over those years the school has forged an excellent reputation and made the papers many times. In recent years the school has hit the headlines for an additional reason – the success of its spring fair.As the first fair of the season, the Appleby School fair is regarded as one of the best in the region with attractions for everyone. From fairground activities, to

cafe-style food, locally grown produce and plants, quality goods in the silent auction and homegrown entertain-ment, this day out has it all.The school’s only fun-draising event of year has a history dating back decades when it was incorporated with the school pet day. From there is grew into its own event, regarded as the Appleby Market Day. In 1999 the fair as we know it today began its life. That year $4000 was raised, an amount which has grown exponentially year after year.

Appleby School is known for the musical talent of its stu-dents and to its credit is able to provide an entertainment line-up that relies heavily on school groups and ex-pupil tal-ent. Hay bale seating provides a real country feel. Food available for sale will be top-notch, including cakes, slices and sweet treats. There will be hot ham sandwiches, salmon kebabs, hamburgers, chicken wraps, sausages in bread and bottled water. The kids will be queuing for ice creams, toffee apples, candy floss and fizzy drinks.

There will be gluten-free options available as well as the Pomeroys cof-fee cart, all proceeds of which go to the school.The silent auction features items from generous sponsors from throughout the region and beyond. The highlight being a holiday package for a World of Wearable Art show in Wellington. The package includes two show tick-ets courtesy of World of Wearable Art, two nights’ luxury accommoda-tion at the Museum Art Hotel, return flights Nelson-Wellington thanks to House of Travel Richmond and a pre-paid dinner reservation at French Asian restaurant Chow.In addition there will be auctions for house and garden items, sports equipment, toys, gift baskets, books and subscriptions, restaurant and cafe vouchers, wine, firewood, timber

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supplies, artworks and even a calf. Among the many holiday and travel packages is a $1000 motorhome vouch-er generously supplied by Road Abode.Eftpos is available for silent auction purchases and at the school office for cash out. A revised layout this year means the school has been able to accommodate more fairground attractions for the kids than ever before. There are pony rides, a pet-ting zoo, woodchopping display, two bouncy castles, face painting, big dig, wacky hair, cupcake decorating, gumboot throw, horizontal bungy and smashing crock-ery.If this wasn’t enough the famous haunted house re-turns, complete with its own Dracula lurking in the shadows – enter if you dare! Basketball pros the Giants will be shooting hoops with the kids and a digger driver will be on site with his machinery and a huge pile of material so the kids can have a go at digging and shifting it. For Mum, Dad and grandparents there’s fresh local eggs, vegetables, fruit, nuts and produce for sale, along with delicious home-made

jams, chutneys and preserves.The dedicated plants team have been nurturing seedlings for months, ensuring there’ll be a great supply of citrus, fruit trees, herbs, shrubs, flaxes and grasses on sale.Plus, bargain hunters, check out the treasure troves of preloved items: clothes, furniture, books, toys and outdoor equipment.


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Lydia’s CaféSitting in the heart of Richmond, Lydia’s Café is the home of great coffee, fantastic service and even better food.After closing for three weeks following the Richmond flood, Lydia’s Café is now even more inviting than ever, with a brand new floor to compliment the bright and sunny space. From baking both sweet and savoury to deli-cious cabinet food and a great lunch menu, Lyd-ia’s Café is a firm favourite with locals. All the food is prepared fresh on site for a homemade taste that can’t be beaten.Open for morning tea, lunch, or a coffee on the run, the team is both friendly and efficient, ca-tering for those who want to sit down and enjoy a long lunch or those with limited time.Take a seat at a table with friends, grab a treat to takeaway or spread the paper out and enjoy

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Federal’s stranglehold on Nelson Hockey has been loosened, with Tasman clinching a thrilling penalty shootout victory during Saturday’s women’s final.But while the shock result went the way of Tasman, Federal proved too good in the men’s fi-nal, pushing out to a 3-0 lead in a pulsating fixture.Having led 2-0 within the open-ing stages, Tasman women found themselves staring down a 3-2 defeat to a Federal side it hadn’t beaten all season. But the side’s gamble to pull the goal keeper and add an eleventh outfield player with just eight

minutes on the clock proved to be a masterstroke with Bronie Edwards scoring in the final 30 seconds.The late equaliser sent Federal into a state of disbelief, while in turn, sky rocketing the confi-dence in the Tasman camp go-ing into a straight penalty shoot out. Two Federal players failed to score with Rebecca Kersten’s touch passing the keeper but also the playing turf, handing Tasman the trophy – just the

second time Federal has lost it in the past ten years.While the men’s final was more straight forward, the Federal side, which has an average play-ing age of around 40, could also call their result an upset, being unable to beat Tasman through-out the regular season. Craig Brett, who scored in the final, admits the result was “against the run of play”. “We hadn’t had a win against them all season and we had to be cautious with a few boys on yellow cards but we’re thrilled,” he says. “We’ve won it a few times so it was good to have it go our way.”

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Tasman players, including Tanya Hawley and Bronie Edwards pic-tured above, celebrate winning the division final. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Sam McKenzie and Ellie Rukuwai of Nelson won South Island titles as the South Island’s top swim-mers converged at Blenheim’s Sta-dium 2000 Aquatic Centre over the weekend for the 2013 South Island Swimming Championships. The event was packed with excit-ing racing and outstanding perfor-mances from some of the country’s top swimmers as well as standout efforts from our local Top-of-the-South swimmers. Sam, 14, of the Nelson Swimming Club, blitzed the field for gold in the 50 Fly, 50 Free and 100 Free, in the 13-14 year old age group. He also brought home silver in the 200 Free and bronze in the 100 Fly and

broke several Nelson-Marlborough age group records (200 Free, 100 Free and 50 Fly). Ellie, 15, of Nelson South Swim-ming Club, took 15-16 year old age group titles in the 50 Breast and 100 IM and silver in her 100 Breast, also smashing the age group Nel-son-Marlborough records in the 100 & 200 IM as well as the open record for the 100 IM. Other Nelson swimmers putting in inspiring performances includ-ed Eddie Neill, Phillippa Dwyer, Amy Coulton, Samantha Trevurza, Clara Foster, Talya Harwood, Mad-isen Stanley and Kaine Ransby who brought home a truckload of med-als between them.

Swimmers take out South Island titles

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Jacks OPD are Nelson’s pre-mier netball champions for the second year in a row, and although they were the side lifting the trophy at full-time, Thursday night’s final certain-ly didn’t go to script.With only one loss in the pre-vious two seasons, thrashing their finals opponents by 30 points in the previous fixture and boasting the tag of num-ber one qualifiers, Jacks Of-fice Products Depot were hot favourites going into the pre-mier grade final against Rob-bie’s Bar and Bistro Richmond, and the scoreline of 50-47 was much tighter than the blow out predicted by some.In fact, Richmond had the up-per hand in the first two quar-ters, with ace shooter Nicki Rampton helping her side to a 27-24 lead at half-time.But Jacks OPD, who con-firmed their championship credentials right throughout the season, finally kicked into gear with some swift substitu-

tions having a sharp impact, pushing the team ahead 41-37 going into the final 15 min-utes.While the score was even at 43-43 with just minutes to go on the clock, Richmond just couldn’t regain the dominance it had in the opening two spells, and some late turnovers proved costly with Jacks OPD edging ahead by three to seal the victory.Jacks OPD coach Robyn Leon-ard, who was not afraid to drag under performing players on the night, says finals netball is a “different kettle of fish” and was not surprised to be pushed closely by Richmond. “We knew it was going to be very tough against them. They’ve got a lot of good expe-rience and a lot of very good athletes that have played some very high quality sports so we

always knew come the big one that they’d be there looking for the win,” she says. “Some people might have said Richmond were the under-dogs but I’d certainly never call them that.”Robyn knew her side had the ability to claw back into games, having come from behind to win a handful of fixtures earlier in the season. But she still admits to feeling nervous when Richmond shot out to an eight point lead in the first quarter. “I was think-ing ‘come on ladies’. But we’ve done that time after time this season and we knew if they got the lead that the most im-portant thing is not to panic because we can come back. It was a hard fought game right throughout.”And, having won the title last year as well, 2013’s effort seems to trump it, according to Robyn. “This year the whole premier competition has been tighter.”

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Waimea College won its first two games of the Lotto Premier Girls New Zealand Secondary School Football Championship to book a place into the round of 16.Day one victories over Hillcrest and Macleans College ensured a place in the next round despite a tight 1-0 defeat to title contenders Mt Albert Grammar School on day two.Waimea’s playoff match was sched-uled to be played yesterday afternoon against heavyweights Epsom Girls Grammar School.The New Zealand Secondary School

Football Championship is currently being held at Saxton Field and sees the countries top 32 girls secondary school football teams take part.Waimea manager Mike Beeby says the girls have been playing out of their skin all tournament with star defenders Emily Jensen and Megan Oliver playing a key role. “We’ve eas-ily met our goals for the week and we’re only up to the second day,” says Mike. “The key now is not to finish 16th. We want another win now to show that we deserve to be inside the top 16.”

Totti Schulte is congratulated by Emily Jensen after scoring a last gasp goal against Macleans College at Saxton Field on Monday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Community Sing A Long Wed 11 Sept 1.30 pm Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd, Richmond (opp TDC). Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. All Welcome. Ph 5448394A service of Commemoration & Thanksgiving for Victory in the Battle of Britain & Pacific Battles is being held on Sun Sept 15 at 11am at the RSA section of the Suburban club. All welcome. Spon-sored by Nelson Royal New Zealand Air Force As-sociation. Nelson Social Dancing Club Dance at Broad-green Intermediate School Hall, Nayland Rd, Stoke, 7:30pm-11:30pm Sat 7 Sept . Ballroom, Latin, Rock ’n Roll & sequence dancing. Live mu-sic Members $8; non-members $12. Please bring a supper contribution, & your own drinks (in-cluding water) & a glass. Note: No Stiletto Heels Please!! Enquiries ph 5447408Ladies Who Sing with a low voice, we have a spe-cial place for you in our 45 member barbershop choir. Nelson Bays Harmony rehearses on Thurs evenings in Richmond. Carpools from Atawhai, Motueka, etc. Ph Jenny 5474354, 0275444121 or check us here: nelsonharmony.org.nzFresh Focus Graham Peat & Gabriele Kraft speak-ing about “Aliens in China”. Mon 9 Sept 10-11am. Nelson Suburban Club 168 Tahuna Dr. Entry $2.Richmond Kindergarten celebrating Fifty Years of fun & learning in our current building, 24 Flor-ence St on Fri 13 Sept Open Day from 9-12am & a Social get together with drinks & nibbles from 5-7pm (cost $15) for past teachers and parents.Forest and Bird Wed 11 Sept, 7.30pm, Tahuna School -The Alpine Plants of Arthurs Pass - a pres-entation by renown botanical photographer Don PitthamCherry Blossom Festival Miyazu Garden Atawhai Dr Sun 22 Sept 11:30am-2pm Free Ad-mission 11:30 Opening featuring Rai Jin Taiko

Drummers. Nelson Miyazu Sister City Associa-tion & Nelson Japanese SocietyNelson Truck Show 19 Oct 11am–4pm Stoke School Grounds Main Road Stoke Trucks, Con-crete Mixers, Tow Truck, Swing lifter + more Raf-fles Food Drinks for sale gold coin entryMusic On Friday Sept 10 at 9am, St Davids church Florence St. Admission $4 includes morning tea. All welcome. Program - Brahms violin concerto and double concerto with Leonard Bernstein and Vienna Philharmonic orchestra.Plunket Baby Bonanza Sat Oct 19 9am–12pm at the Hope Hall, Richmond Table bookings now open, $20 large, $10 small and $5 space Contact Lisa for more info on 5424496 or [email protected] making workshop Richmond Library. Learn the tricks of the trade for successful home bread making. Sat 14 Sep, 10.30am-12.00pm. Free but bookings essential. Ph 5438500 for more infoRecipe Exchange Be part of Richmond Library’s Sept Food Promotion. Bring in a favourite recipe any time during September and exchange if for another. Ph 5438500 for more infoSpringtime Trilogy Art Exhibition at the Suter Art Gallery on 2- 22 Sept. Opening Night 5.30pm Tues 3 Sept. Artist: Jennifer Walker, Vivienne Chandler, Jeannette Marlow. Special Olympics Nelson Auction Evening Wed 11 Sept 5.30 to 7.30pm, Trafalgar Pavilion, Door sales $10, includes Guest Speaker Keith Quinn, Drinks, Nibbles, Raffles. Fundraiser for Dunedin Nationals. All Welcome.Nelson Trout Fishing Club Annual Fly Casting Clinic Garin College grounds Richmond on Sun 8 Sept 10 am. If wet 15 Sept at same time. For more info: Tony Entwistle 5444565 [email protected] or Bruce Mclean 5480066 [email protected] Plunket Annual Family Portrait Fun-draiser Saturday 7th September. Sittings only $15

& receive a beautiful 10”x13” portrait in colour or black & white. Please phone Donna on 541 8583 for more information or to arrange an appoint-ment time.Parish Fair Sat 12 Oct Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd, Richmond (opp TDC.) 8.30am – 12pm All the usual stalls. Enquiries Ph 5448394.Appleby School Country Fair Sat 7 Sept 11am-2pm Moutere Highway Lots of fun for the whole family-Animal nursery, digger rides, pony rides, bouncy castles, silent auction, plants, produce, clothing, books, white elephant, food stalls & live entertainment! Come & join us for a great day outMusic On Friday Sept 6, 10am at St. Davids church, Florence St, admission $4 includes morn-ing tea all welcome. Program-Brahms violin con-certo & double concerto with Leonard Bernstein and Vienna Philharmonic orchestra.A.G.M First Years Richmond Inc. Tues 24 Sept 7pm in Centre Board Room Agenda: Election of Officers, Confirmation of BudgetCathedral Christmas Tree Festival 2-22 Dec. Is your organisation interested in entering a tree this year? Contact [email protected] or 5481008.Nelson Parents’ Centre is holding its 4th Baby Gear Extravaganza Sale on Sat 7 Sept. Here’s your chance to sell your preloved childrens’ gear. Stalls now available. email Megan [email protected] Chi for Health at Saxton Stadium Pavilion. Next 12 week starts on 5 Sept. Every Thurs, Begin-ners at 10am & Intermediate at 11.30am. Ph. Sport Tasman on 5467910 for more info.REGULAR EVENTSBadminton Coaching, Saxton Stadium 142 Sax-ton Rd East, Nelson. Every Wed. Juniors 4pm-5pm ($4). Adults 5pm-6pm ($6). All welcome.Mum4Mum Breastfeeding support meets the last Tues of every month 2.30pm-4pm at the Tahuna

Community Centre, 61 Muritai St, Tahuna. All welcome Ph Tara 0212772098 or [email protected] Manawa Women’s World Music Choir Thurs-day’s 7.15pm sharp, Nelson Reform Church, En-ner Glynn. New members welcome. For more info Ph Vicki 5448242 or Katie 5482860Learn to Speak with Confidence Let us motivate & encourage you to step outside your comfort zone & gain the skills you need. Join Powertalk In-ternational - Waimea Club- meets in Annesbrook twice monthly in a friendly environment. For more info Ph: Peggy 5390477, or Linda 5447823. powertalknelson1.wordpress.comMum4Mum Breastfeeding support meets the last Tues of every month 2.30pm-4pm at the Tahuna Community Centre, 61 Muritai St, All welcome Ph Tara 0212772098 or [email protected] Living practice mindfulness according to the Buddhist teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh. You are welcome to join our weekly meeting. Phone Barbara or Tim, ph 5450622, for details9 Hole Ladies Golf Have you thought of taking up or resuming golf? Greenacres golf Club has a very enthusiastic & friendly 9 hole ladies group who play each Thurs 9.30am. Ph: Sue Thwaites 5446813, Judy Waugh 5476580.Richmond Playcentre invites families with chil-dren birth to 6 yrs. A fun & relaxed atmosphere.Come & enjoy 3 free visits 46 Waverly St. Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri 9.30 -12pm or Ph. 5446316Free Advanced Business Programme Want to grow your business? Get help from a one-on-one mentor? Pip 5476138 or visit barbicantc.com Community Life Centre Stoke, Life Centre - connecting community by offering activities includ: different styles of yoga, meditation, mas-sage, workshops, film & discussion. We also have therapy, workshop & presentation rooms available for hire. thelifecentre.co.nz or Brian P: 5478468.


Pines secure NZ titleSolly’s Nelson Pine are winners of the Volleyball New Zealand Club Championship for the second year running, sweeping North Harbour Raiders three sets to zip in Saturday night’s final.The toughest match of the tourna-ment appeared to be the semi final against former champions Sparta. Having beaten them in the final last year, Nelson Pine was forced to dig deep in another five set thriller.

Captain Patrick Shone was named the tournament MVP for the sec-ond year in a row and also and dou-bled up with the tournament’s top setter award. Nelson team mates Jack Redpath (best setter) and Blue Glue (best spiker) were also praised with selection in the tournament team. The three, who are all part of the national team, flew off to Asia on Sunday to represent New Zea-land.

Livinia Tregidga of Appleby School competes against Enner Glynn during the final round of Future Ferns netball.

There was fun, fun, fun at the Tac-tix Future Ferns Final at Saxton Courts on Saturday. All teams wore their netball uniforms however they were asked to dress up for the occa-sion with Tactix colours of red and black. The day began with a mass warm up before each team played three games.Teams went to great lengths to em-bellish their attire, faces and hair. Mapua Mavericks had spent last Sunday creating their team banner,and then they had a practice to make sure they could play with the “huge Minnie Mouse bows” in their hair. The Mavericks went all out as they had a table set up in front of their team banner, with refreshments (complete with chocolate cake iced with red and black) their team pho-

to was autographed, straws and ser-viettes completed the red and white spot theme. It was warming to hear that the girls had helped every step of the way.I talked to the girls between games (and between mouthfuls of choco-late cake!) Denim said she loved everything about netball, but shoot-ing was her favourite part.Olivia said she tried not to contact and has learnt to control her body, while Chloe has played for three years and loved playing goal keep. Holly enjoyed learning different techniques at training. Rhea knows

she has a long reach that she uses well at goal defence. When asked their toughest opposition Brydie could remember that they were defeated 24-4 but along with her team mates couldn’t remember the name of the team. Tiarne said she loves netball because you make new friends and it’s heaps of fun.Angel said she tries hard to get out in the open and tries not to knock the ball out of the hands of other players. Jess’ favourite player is Irene van Dyke because she is a re-ally nice person and a good player.And when asked what their coach had taught them this year there was a chorus of replies – spread out, dodge, come forward, fast passes and jump! That’s a whole lot of skills and knowledge.

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Vegetation Control – Roadside Spraying in Rural Areas Registration of Non-Spray AreasTasman District Council’s roading maintenance contractor is responsible for vegetation control within the road reserve. This includes the use of knock-down, residual and brushweed herbicides to remove vegetation growing in the roadway and around street furniture. The contractor is also responsible for control of pest plants and other noxious weeds such as gorse, fennel, hemlock, blackberry, broom, bracken, purple pampas grass and box thorn.Residents can request that their rural property frontage not be chemically sprayed and instead undertake the vegetation control themselves. On approval Council will mark the no spray area with red marker pegs.Rural residents who choose the “no spray” option must control the vegetation growth along their property frontage to ensure road users are not impeded and all roadside signs and markers are clearly visible. Vegetation height should not exceed 300mm. Any stormwater drainage ditches need to be kept clear of excess vegetation. At intersections vegetation must be kept well clear to ensure good sight lines for traffic using the intersection. If you wish to apply for your property to be added to the “No Spray” list, please contact Robyn Scherer, Engineering Secretary, Tasman District Council, Ph. 03 543 8524 or Email [email protected]

Resource Consents

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

Community Services CommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 5 September 2013, 10.15 am. Public forum

Tasman Regional Transport Committee – MEETING CANCELLEDTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 6 September 2013, 9.30 am. No public forum

Golden Bay Community BoardVenue to be advised, Tuesday 10 September 2013, 9.00 am. Public forum

Motueka Community BoardMotueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Tuesday 10 September 2013, 4.00 pm. Public forum

Engineering Services CommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 12 September 2013, 9.30 am. Public forum

Joint Shareholders CommitteeNelson City Council, Friday 13 September 2013, 1.30 pm. No public forum

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Roadside SprayingContractors employed by New Zealand Transport Agency undertake an ongoing vegetation control programme to ensure that roadside vegetation does not affect the safety or operation of the region’s state highway network. This programme includes the spraying of chemical herbicides including the following active ingredients: Glyphosate, Metsulfuron, Terbuthylazine and Triclopyr. Persons wishing to register their property as a ‘no-spray’ zone, which requires a commitment to maintain a property’s highways frontage to specifications provided by NZTA, may do so by contacting Lea O’Sullivan or Donna Hills on Ph. 03 548 1099 at Opus International Consultants, c/- Private Bag 36, Nelson.

Community NoticesNotice of Meeting – Mapua & Districts Community AssociationAnnual General Meeting followed by brief general meeting, public forum.Monday 9 September 2013, Mapua Community Hall, 7.00 pm sharp.You don’t have to be a member of the Association to be part of our community – please come along to join us. Everyone welcome.

The Council has received applications for resource consent, which have been publicly notified in The Nelson Mail. The applications and supporting information may be examined in any Council Office or Service Centre. The full public notice may be found online on Council’s website (www.tasman.govt.nz). Any person may make a submission on the applications in accordance with Section 96 of the Resource Management Act 1991. Submission forms are available from Council Offices, Service Centres and on Council’s website. Please note that the following is an abridged advisory notice only.

Applicant: The Integrity Care Group Limited

Location: 109 Wensley Road, Richmond

Consent Type, Application Number and Proposal:

Land Use Consent (Application RM120928)To construct and operate a lifestyle village for people aged 55 years and over. The staged development comprises:• between 106 (Option 2) to 112 (Option 1) single-storey villas, 30 two-storey terraced houses,

and 3 apartment blocks (containing 26 apartments in total within 2 x two-storey blocks and 1 x three-storey block);

• a care facility including a rest home, dementia ward and hospital care and 58 apartments;• a commercial and community precinct made up of the Olive Market and Lake House development.

The Olive Market will contain a café, small general store, sales office, multi-purpose medical rooms, offices and a small destination store such as an art gallery. The Lake House building will contain function rooms, library, media studio, a clubhouse, craft area, pool and small gymnasium. This will be provided as a service to residents of Olive Estate as well as to the local community;

• village green, pond, associated landscaping and car parking provisions.

Subdivision Consent (Application RM130346)Boundary adjustment to provide for the commercial and community precinct as Lot 1, and the balance of the lifestyle village on Lot 2. The main through road will be established as a right of way open to the public.

Land Disturbance Consent (Application RM130347)The soil disturbance and earthworks including the creation of the road network, building platforms and from reshaping the stormwater retention pond.

Submissions due: 4.30 pm on Friday 27 September 2013.

Rural Land Review – Public Meeting ProgrammeOver the last 15 years the Tasman District has experienced continuing pressure for subdivision and development, particularly residential development, in rural areas including on land with high productive value. This is a powerful force for change in rural areas and the Council wants to discuss with the community to decide what you want to see happen, now and for the future. It is an issue that affects the whole District not just rural areas.

Drop in sessions and public meetings

Venue Date Time

Riwaka Hall 9 September 2013 Public Meeting: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm

Brightwater Hall – Main Hall 10 September 2013 Drop in Session: 3.00 pm – 5.00 pmPublic Meeting: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm

Ngatimoti Hall 11 September 2013 Drop in Session: 3.00 pm – 5.00 pmPublic Meeting: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm

Murchison – Beechwoods Cafe 13 September 2013 Drop in Session: 11.45 am – 4.00 pm

Tapawera Centre 16 September 2013 Public Meeting: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm

Richmond Community Centre 17 September 2013 Public Meeting: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm

Lower Moutere Hall – Main Hall

19 September 2013 Drop in Session: 3.00 pm – 5.00 pmPublic Meeting: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm

Takaka Bowling Club 20 September 2013 Drop in Session: 3.00 pm – 5.00 pmPublic Meeting: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm

Please note: timetable changes to those previously advertised for Murchison, Richmond, and Takaka.

Further information can be found on Council’s website www.tasman.govt.nz

Book Sale Fundraiser, Mapua LibrarySaturday 21 September 2013, 9.00 am to 1.00 pm, rain or shine. Corner of Arauni & Toru Street, Mapua. Many quality surplus & donated books, from 50c.

Further Notice of ElectionNominations have now closed for the 2013 triennial local authority elections.Where elections are required they will be conducted by postal voting. Voting documents will be sent out to electors on the roll between 20 and 25 September 2013. Voting will open on Friday 20 September 2013 and will close at 12 noon on Saturday 12 October 2013.

Enrolment and Special Voting ArrangementsResidents and ratepayers within the Tasman area who are not listed on the final electoral rolls for these elections can enrol at Post Shops, or at Council offices.Special voting facilities will be available during normal office hours at the Richmond Office of Tasman District Council between Friday 20 September and Friday 11 October 2013 and from 9.00 am to 12 noon on Saturday 12 October 2013.

For all Election enquiries please contact:Sandra HartleyElectoral OfficerTasman District CouncilPrivate Bag 4, Richmond [email protected] Ph. 03 543 8554 www.tasman.govt.nz

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CONCRETE

DOG TRAINING

Professional Dog Training

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Gordon C. HillRegistered NZQA Assessor

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027 215 6156

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Meeting Sunday10.30am

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

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm

(03)547-3255www.rcnzonline.com/nelson

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish, RichmondWeekend Mass Times

Saturday Vigil7.00pm Richmond Church

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RichmondChurch of Christ

Cnr Darcy & Croucher StreetsPh 544 5415

Saturday 7pmSocial with

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Sunday 10amVanuatu team sharing

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Worship ServicesThis Sunday:

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