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WE’VE BEEN CARING FOR THE FAMILIES OF MARLBOROUGH SINCE 1869.

By Celeste Lodewyk During winter the price of electricity rises and

the need for heating increases which, for many Marlborough people can be the cause of stress and financial hardship.

Elderly, solo parents and people with illnesses are some of those who are forced to face the cold without using their heating sources due to their inability to afford the running costs, according to Lachlan Marshall (pictured), Corps Officer for the Salvation Army Blenheim.

The Salvation Army Blenheim responded to this need by creating a free firewood project in 2009 which Lachlan said has helped many ‘in need’.

“We identified that there are many who can’t afford wood or to run their heat pumps but still have a fireplace, so we deliver a free load to them so they can keep warm during winter.

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The Department of Conservation says it will establish more rigorous processes for aerial 1080 drops after the poisonous pest bait fell near trampers on a Marlborough Sounds walking track last year.

The incident sparked an internal review of a pest control operation in the Tennyson Inlet last November and DOC has received a for-mal warning from the Nelson Marlborough Public Health Service after bait fell onto an area near the Nydia Track that was excluded from the distribution zone.

The 1080 bait fell near Kaiuma Bay resi-dents Simon and Carol Caley, who made a formal complaint to Conservation Minister Nick Smith.

Nelson Marlborough medical officer of health, Dr Ed Kiddle, said at the time that any risk to the couple’s physical health from this was likely to be minimal.

The internal review found that people should not have been allowed on the track during the bait application.

DOC North and Western South Island conservation services director Mike Slater said the review confirmed DOC had ‘thor-ough systems’ in place but also made some recommendations for improvement.

“Failure to meet the requirements for aerial 1080 operations is unacceptable and we are ensuring we take measures to prevent a recurrence of the incidents that occurred with this Marlborough Sounds’ operation,” he said.

“We will be reviewing and improving our procedures for aerial pest control opera-tions.”

The review found that workers carrying out the operation had overlooked the requirement not to allow people on the track because staff at a local lodge had raised concerns about the impact of closure of the track on its business.

It also concluded that the detachment of a bait spreader bucket from a helicopter that same day had contributed to the accidental fall of bait into the track area, as it has disrupted the flying schedule.

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Continued from page 1“This project has really grown over the

years and we have received a lot of great support from community groups and businesses to help keep it going,” he said.

Wooden pallets, felled trees and grape wood are regularly donated to the project, and those in need of the wood apply to the Salvation Army Blenheim office.

“We have been fortunate enough to have Mainfreight, Toll Translink and factories

in Riverlands giving us their unwanted pallets which minimises waste for them and helps out the needy,” Lachlan said.

Earlier in the year the project received some funding to employ a part-time worker to cut and sort the wood, while Community Probation Blenheim commu-nity workers helped with the deliveries.

“This has really helped us out heaps and means we can get the wood to more people who need it,” he said.

The project sees an average of up to 350 deliveries per year all over Marlborough.

“We prefer to deliver pallets whole and have people do the cutting themselves, this saves time but we can do the cutting if required.”

People who are genuinely in need of free firewood can call into the Salvation Army Blenheim office at 35 George Street between 9am and 12noon Monday to Friday.

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By Kristy MartinHighway Patrol police detected 184

driving offences in Marlborough over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend.

Team leader, Sergeant Barrie Gree-nall, said 118 of those were speed related, but the vast majority were caught travelling at minimal speeds over the limit.

The highest speed above the limit was 81km/h in a 50 zone in Seddon, he said.

An Australian tourist who was at the wheel received a $300 fine.

Police also found an unrestrained child in a speeding car.

The six-year-old was a passenger in a vehicle travelling at 111km/h near Kaikoura on State Highway 1.

“Generally the traffic f lows in Marlborough were very good, very quiet and the majority were well-behaved,” Sgt Greenall said. “We were quiet compared to other areas.”

The operation began at 4pm on Friday and concluded at 6am on Tuesday.

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A 40-year-old vineyard worker has appeared in court for burglary.

The man was arrested in Ward on Monday afternoon over a burglary committed in Kaikoura.

He was picked up by Highway Patrol officers after a description of the vehicle was given to police.

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A couple’s plea to find their miss-ing dog has touched the hearts of people across Marlborough.

Bunny the German shorthaired pointer went missing on May 11 from her Anakiwa property and hasn’t been seen since, despite relentless searching by her own-ers, Richard and Karen Barker.

Karen says she has been over-whelmed by how many people have joined the search for Bunny over the past three weeks, many of them strangers.

“If love alone could bring Bunny home, she would be sitting beside me now,” Karen said.

“One gentleman took his aero-plane out to search the high ridges over the weekend and the previous week he had been out for two days searching in his car.

“A couple from Blenheim brought out their two dogs to search the forestry tracks over the weekend.

“Many of the pig hunters in the (Woody Pig and Deer Hunt) competition also took a special interest in looking out for Bunny.”

Shopkeepers have put up notices, friends and posties have delivered

flyers around the Sounds and many of the Barkers’ friends have walked and climbed for many kilometres in search of the missing dog.

“Lots of people have just texted or phoned to offer words of advice or support.

“We have been totally over-whelmed by the population of Marlborough rallying to our support.”

The search team also located four other dogs, which have since been returned to their owners or taken to the pound.

Bunny went missing at the same time as the Barkers’ other dog, Mertz, and Karen said it was unusual for the pair to wander away from the property.

Mertz returned home five days later exhausted, thin, dehydrated and with sore legs.

“We have not given up hope, but do realise that the odds are low that we will find Bunny alive,” Karen said.

“We could not have had a better search team or more support from close friends, locals and strangers alike and we are incredibly grate-ful.”

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Karen Barker with her dog Bunny, who has been missing since May 11. Inset: Richard and Karen Barker, pictured with dog Mertz, want to thank the community for its support. Photos supplied.

By Adam PoulopoulosOlympic rowing gold medallist

and Queen Charlotte College old boy Joseph Sullivan says he is ready to move on from the sport after announcing his retirement at the age of 27.

Sullivan, who with Nathan Co-hen won gold in the men’s double sculls at the 2012 London Olym-pics, made the announcement yesterday.

Sullivan now begins a new ca-reer as a firefighter, after earning a full-time job in Auckland.

His commitments start with a

12-week training programme in Rotorua at the end of June.

After he won Olympic gold Sul-

livan took time out from the sport to consider his future, but decided to carry on.

However, he took a series of non-selections as a sign a career change was a logical next step.

“I was a reserve, and that’s not where I wanted to be.

“I just kind of felt it was time for a change. I took it as an opportu-nity to get out, and I’ve achieved everything I’ve wanted to through rowing.”

The announcement marked the end of a career beginning when Joseph moved to Picton aged 13,

and started rowing for QCC and at Picton Rowing Club.

When asked if he would miss rowing, he responded honestly.

“I guess some days I will but probably not too much.

“I’ve been doing it for fourteen years, which is over half my life.”

He lists the Olympic win as a career highlight, but also mentions his double sculls gold at the 2010 Rowing World Championships at Lake Karapiro.

Overall, Sullivan finished with one Olympic Gold and two World Championship golds.

Sullivan retires from rowing at 27

Joseph Sullivan.

DRY JULYSign-ups are open for the 2014 Dry

July fundraiser. The event sees participants go

alcohol-free for the month of July to support adults living with cancer.

Last year, 73 Top of the South resi-dents participated, raising $5649.

Over 4000 people participated nationwide.

To sign up visit the Dry July website.

FUEL THEFTPolice are reviewing CCTV foot-

age to identify a driver who took off without paying for fuel at Spring-lands petrol station on Wednesday.

A Silver Nissan Tiida drove off after the driver put in $81 worth of fuel, police said.

The incident occurred at 11.05am at the Z station on Middle Renwick Rd.

BRAWL CLOSES TAVERNOwners decided to shut the doors

of the Woodbourne Tavern after a brawl broke out following the pig and deer hunting competition on Sunday.

Police were called to the tavern af-ter patrons began fighting, believed to have been sparked by someone taking food off another’s plate.

Tavern management said they closed the pub due to safety con-cerns.

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CORRECTION A Sun business article last week stated

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New signage and a traditional pawnbroking symbol are having a positive effect on business for Cash Can Do.

The signage and the three gold spheres were installed a week ago, and owner John Firks said people were being drawn to the Arthur Street site.

“We’ve done approximately 28 pawns since they went up. It’s a mixture of people coming in.”

He said the balls were an old pawnbroking symbol.

“In England they have traditional signage. Butchers have a cow, a barber has a red and white-striped pole, and we have the three balls.”

Cash Can Do has been pawnbroking since April.

Mr Firks also owns Marlborough Auctions and Trading Post, which are in the same building.

By Adam Poulopoulos Blenheim real estate agent Andrea

Church has been recognised with prestig-ious awards at the First National Group’s most recent awards function.

Ms Church won trophies for the National Legend award, and for being the 10th high-est achiever in First National’s Salespeople of the Year list, at the firm’s General Excel-lence and Marketing Awards in Darwin late last month.

It is the seventh successive year she has finished inside the top ten, which is calculated on the dollar volume of sales.

The First National Mark Stevenson Blenheim office also won the National Top Office award, for offices with 11 or more salespeople, for the ninth year in a row.

All awards included only New Zealand entries.

Ms Church said she was proud to win the Legend award, which acknowledges consistent excellence at a national level.

She said there were several reasons for her success.

“Hard work and long hours. I’ve got a pretty positive attitude, which probably makes a big difference.

“I’m also on the same level as my clients, treating people how I like to be treated.”

Ms Church started at Mark Stevenson

on April 1, 2006, and was thankful for the support of her family and clients during that period.

“Loyalty is huge for me, and I’ve got good loyal clients too.

“I’m very lucky to have good backing from my family, which makes it easier to

put in time for the clients.”The Mark Stevenson office will be head-

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Positive Ageing - Fill out a ‘Fix It’ form An important part of the Council’s job is to keep footpaths in good repair. But we don’t always see all the problem spots straight away so it’s important that people let us know where problems have arisen. Pot holes or broken seal can make it difficult to negotiate by foot or mobility scooter and the Council will attend to problems promptly once it’s aware of them. “Fix it” forms are a quick way of reporting a problem or making a suggestion about potholes or anything else that you wish to raise with the Council. You don’t need to give

your name. The forms are on display on the shelves at the Council office in Seymour Street and available at the public Library. They are also on the Council website www.marlborough.govt.nz/List-of-Forms/FixIt-Request-Form You’ll find the form under Customer Services and it can be filled out on-line.Of course if the problem is urgent, you can phone, fax or email the Council customer service staff directly [email protected]

Civic Honours Award - NominationsThe Marlborough District Council invites nominations for Civic Honours Awards from community organisations.Any nomination should relate to those considered to have performed meritorious community service within the Marlborough district.Details of the scheme and nomination forms are available from the reception area at the Marlborough District Council, Seymour Street, Blenheim Office and the Picton Service Agency.Nominations must be received at Council (Blenheim Office) by 5.00 pm on Friday 20 June 2014.For any queries, please contact Tony Quirk - Ph: 03 520 7429.

Annual resident satisfaction survey 2014Marlborough District Council will be undertaking its annual resident satisfaction telephone survey in June. Around 800 local residents will be randomly selected to participate to give us their views of our performance over the last year. The survey will be carried out by SIL Research on behalf of Council.The Council uses the results of this survey to:• measure the resident satisfaction of key service areas

such as roads and footpaths, libraries, water supply, sewerage systems and community facilities against those targets set in the Annual Plan

• identify performance trends by comparing scores to those achieved in previous years

• identify the relative priority of the various Council services

• help plan where future investment is needed and is

most effective.The survey will take 15-20 minutes to complete, and each participant will be asked questions about around half of the Council services. Quotas will be used to ensure that the age, gender and location of participants closely match the demographic make-up of the Marlborough population. Calls will be made to residents’ homes during the day, in the evenings, and at weekends to maximise the chances of people being able to have their say.Mayor Alistair Sowman said ‘the annual residents’ satisfaction survey helps the Council understand which services are most important to our community, and how satisfied it is with the services it is receiving. It is both an important tool in improving operational service performance and for planning future service delivery”.

Rates Final ReminderInstalment Four – 2013/2014 Rates Final Reminder – Due on or before 10 June 2014NOTICE is given that under Section 57/58 of the Local Government (Rating) Act 2002, a ten percent PENALTY will be added to INSTALMENT FOUR 2013/2014 rates unpaid after 10 June 2014.

Rates rebate reminderDon’t forget to claim a rates rebateIf you are a low-income earner – and that includes many retired people – remember to apply to the Council to see if you qualify for a rates rebate.Applications for this rating year must be received by the Council no later than 30 June 2014. You may apply for a Rates Rebate if:• Your name is on the rates account, and• You were living at the property on 1 July

2013, and• The property you pay rates for is your main

place of residence, and• The total income (before tax) of you, your

partner and any joint owner is low.You will need to provide• Details of your income, before tax, for the year

ending 31 March 2013, and• Your 2013-2014 rate invoice annual rate

amount.For more information, visit the Blenheim Council Office or the Picton Service Centre or contact Council, Ph: 520 7400 so one of our Customer Service Officers can explain whether you will qualify for the rebate.

Care on our roads - floodingWe seem to have had more than the usual share of flooding in Marlborough lately so please remember the risks that flooded roads pose to driving. In the early stages of any flood event motorists should always take extra precautions. Flood water running across a road may appear to be passable but it is the unseen damage, such as washed away seals and damaged culverts, that can be extremely dangerous.

IF IN DOUBT DO NOT PROCEED!Our roading contractor will start to close flooded roads as soon as they become unpassable or unsafe for motorists. They will erect the appropriate signs informing of the dangers ahead.

THESE SIGNS ARE VERY IMPORTANT AND SHOULD NOT BE IGNORED: THEY HAVE BEEN ERECTED FOR YOUR SAFETY

It may be several days before flood waters recede and roads reopen - and that can be frustrating for motorists. It’s during these times we ask you to be patient. The full extent of any damage cannot be ascertained until flood waters

recede. The Marlborough District Council website is regularly updated showing which roads are closed and which have been reopened. Usually, the damage is to the seal with perhaps extensive edge breaks but in more severe flooding it is not

uncommon to have culverts washed away and bridges damaged.During Road Closures If travelling on local roads, allow additional time for your normal journey, before setting off check the Marlborough District Council website www.marlborough.govt.nz or call the Marlborough Roads office Ph: 03 520 8330, for the status of any road. To report or check current road conditions on the state highway call 0800 4 HIGHWAYS (0800 44 44 49) or check online at www.highwayinfo.govt.nz.

Plant a tree for Environment Day Mayor Alistair Sowman marks Environment Day by helping Neil Bradley, Arborist Team Leader, at Nelmac Marlborough Ltd, with the latest planting of street trees for Blenheim; new flowering cherries going in along Hospital Road.The Council maintains more than 5000 street trees across the district – along with the many mature specimens in our parks and reserves

and a lengthy list of heritage trees.Mr Sowman says the planting of new specimen trees is on-going as trees need replacing from time to time due to age or damage.Other recent planting includes work done in conjunction with Marlborough’s Landscape Group on the banks of the Taylor River. “The Taylor River pathway is one of our success stories. Many were

dubious about the value of tree planting and paths in a floodway but the numbers of people who stroll, exercise or cycle along these paths enjoying the views every day is testimony to the value of this off-road pathway and I’m pleased we’re continuing to enhance the area with more planting,” said Mr Sowman.

Free Road Safety Course for Drivers 65+ yearsMarlborough Road Safety Council is holding a free driver training course - details below: On: Thursday 26 June 2014 At: The Wesley Centre - Henry Street Time: 9.00 am - 12 noon For: Senior drivers and road users Based on: The New Zealand Road CodePlease register your interest with Nigel Ph: 03 578 5256

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dling their, to put it simply, dangerous “opinions” on the subject of vaccines should be dosed with one of the diseases they’re so keen to see re-introduced.

Anyone who claims to have “done the research”, yet thinks vaccinating is inherently harmful is a dangerous fool undermining years of hard work.

There is so much legitimate informa-tion available the mind boggles that people can latch onto this horse shite.

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holes hav started again, shame council, wasting rate payers money, get it right by doin it right.

LET ME BE MESick of house inspections I pay to live

in house would b nice to use it sorry but kids do leave toys on floors being told this that and the other to b done as it says on tenancy out right lies as have read and got tenancy still waiting on leaking roof repairs clean ur act up u lot should be politicians

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IT’S A PERSONAL CHOICEAnecdotes. somebody somewhere

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A SAD DAY FOR BOTTOMSSad to see Bella Donna closing down.

Caroline and Erica’s expertise in lingerie retail and their cheerful assistance will be really missed by their customers.

RE: WAKE UP SHEEPLEI think you have missed the context of

the story, you might steal a couple sheep to eat but not the quantities they talking about, I assume you think all farmers are part of the rich and powerful group, they don’t deserve their livelihood stolen no more than anyone else, it’s not new it has been happening for years, people aren’t suddenly hungry, and perhaps those thieves should find a legitimate way of supporting their family/whanau.

EXTRAVAGANCEHow many local sports folks vying

hard for national and world ratings saw “Claridges” the other night and heard staff mention the breakfast order for the NZ delegation to the Olympics. Rooms costing tens of thousands a night just to sleep and meet elsewhere. Money better used on any of our home aspirants doing it selfishly; and was that not an African dictator also in the hotel? Sickening to think where undeclared perks are no value but image. Encouraging equality? Yeah Right!

LIVING IN THE 70’SI have been driving 4 four 40 odd years

and I was taught to use the indicator 3 seconds b4 turning and its only a courtesy to indicate when leaving. If u can’t tell when a car is leaving. May b u should nt drive

FASHION FOLLYTo the sales assistant in [redacted] on

Saturday. We did not ask for your opinion on the clothes my friend was trying on. My friend really liked one item that you at length and arragantly said was not “right”. As her friend i knew what i could do to enhance it. The only way to get rid of you was to leave the shop. Not returning!!

But top marks to the wonderful shop assistant in Fashion Central on saturday. You were thoughtful kind and respected my friends privacy and choices. You let us continue shopping even though we moved into your closing time. Such a positive lady. Thank you.

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PESKY NON SMOKERSKings cross er. doctors. hospitals. all

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BAD MANNERS & IMPATIENTTo bad manners shop keepers fri sun

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PRIORITIESHow can council justify spending $$$

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By Celeste LodewykImmerse yourself in the art

world and discover your ability to draw.

Blenheim artist Danny Knox (pictured) is holding a workshop titled ‘Contemporary Drawing and Illustration’ next month through the Marlborough Art Society.

This follows on from the suc-cessful workshop he held earlier in the year.

“My aim is to encourage people to take up drawing whether they are beginners or experienced.

“Some people might think they are not good enough to take a

class but everyone has an abil-ity to draw, they just need some inspiration.

“There will be no boundaries

or rules, I want people to just go for it and find their passion for drawing,” he said.

After discovering a passion for drawing at a young age, Danny went on to complete a Mas-ters Degree in Art and Design through AUT University and is now tutoring art part time in addition to his workshops.

For more information or to book a space in Danny’s ‘Con-temporary Drawing and Illustra-tion’ Classes beginning July 22, please contact Helen Ballinger on 021 02678711 or visit marlbor-oughartsociety.com/workshops.htm

8 Friday June 6, 2014 SunThe 5 MINUTES WITH:

Jackie Halliday

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Q What is your favourite food?

Q What makes you smile?

A My beautiful cat Zambesi.

Q What’s your pet hate?

AMy gorgeous husband leaving crumbs on the bread board.

Q Your favoured holiday destination?

A Today I’m hanging for London.

Q What’s your favourite music?

AMany but to name a few, Pink Floyd, Cold play, Flor-ence, Emmy- Lou and Alicia Keys.

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

A I practice Buddhism.

Q What’s next on your wish list?

A To visit some of the major fashion houses in New York, London, Paris, Milan & Tokyo .

Q A saying you like to live by?

A Be kind.

AHot & spicy but if it came down to a desert island choice it would be pea-nut butter or blue cheese

A Ricky Gervais , David Wil-liams, Graham Norton.

Q Who would you invite to dinner?

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By Celeste LodewykBlen hei m woma n

Kathleen (Kay) Malzard is being remembered for her many contributions to the community after passing away on May 17 after a short battle with illness.

The 64-year-old was described by son Shaun as being ‘very generous of heart’ and someone who touched a lot of lives.

“She was always community minded and enjoyed volunteer work. She had a lot of friends and will be sorely missed by everyone who knew her.

“The Beavertown Blenheim Lions Club was like a sisterhood and having them around mum through her illness was an absolute blessing,” he said.

Kay was born in Mosgiel and raised in Christch-urch before heading to Blenheim in the late 1970’s.

She became involved with the Marlborough Women’s Refuge where she volunteered for a number of years, and the Beavertown Blenheim Lions Club which she was heavily involved with for the past 26 years.

Within the club Kay served as president, treas-urer, secretary and was on the convention for Lions and the Cabinet Secretary for Di Barrett which she won a ‘District Governer’s Appreciation Award’ for.

Kay was also awarded the ‘District Bulletin Award’ earlier this year for the best bulletin for area 202.

When the Beavertown Blenheim Lions Bride of the Year Show was first launched nearly 12 years ago Kay became a committee member and was involved in every show.

Close friend and fellow Beavertown Blenheim Lion member Carol Taylor said Kay was a very passionate member of the committee and would be “sorely” missed by all.

ObituaryKathleen (Kay) Malzard

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

Friday 6 June 2014

The Edwin Fox Maritime Centre, PictonOpen every day from 9am. Great wet weather day activity and child friendly. Come check out the amazing history and facts. Kids under 5 free!

Sit and Be Fit with SueExercise for the not so mobile while sitting down! 1pm Monday and Friday afternoons at 131 Budge Street. Plenty of parking. $2.00 per session. Ph Sue: 578 0469

Sit and Be Fit with JeanetteFree exercise for all ages at Crossroads, 2 Redwood Street. At 10am Ph 578 5395.

QuestIntermediate age youth group, 3.30pm-5pm, Picton Baptist Church, 293 Waikawa Rd, Picton. Text Bronwyn 021 046 2434.

Pastel Painting Marlborough Art Society, 10am till 3pm. Prue: Ph 578 8888.

Tai ChiToday and Mondays. 10am, 11.30am and 1pm. Liz 027 748 6666.

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

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

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

Yealands Estate Marlborough Gallery Open 10.30am till 4.30pm daily, 204 High St. Ph 577 6784 www.marlboroughartsociety.com

Saturday 7 June 2014

Blenheim Rotary Car Boot SaleEvery Saturday 8am – 2pm at the Railway Station car park, Grove Rd, Ph John 578 3918.

Marlborough Embroiderers’ Guild First Saturday of the month at 1.30pm - 4.30pm St John Rooms, Seymour St Ph Roz 5782471

Blenheim Menz Shed 4 Dillons Point Rd open 9am to 12 noon Saturday. Mon & Thurs 1 - 4pm. Building rela-tionships and sharing skills. Ph Gerry 5781835

Pregnancy Yoga9.15am-10.15am. For information call Huia: 021 0724 107

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

Redwood Market 8am-noon, Redwood Tavern car park. Plants produce and crafts.

Vintage Farm Machinery 10am till 3pm, Open every day. Brayshaw Vintage Farm, Guided tours available, Doris 579 4357.

Picton Men’s Shed Every Saturday 10am to 1pm and Wednesday 9am-4pm. Plants and garden furniture sold Saturday and Wednesday 10am to 1pm.

Kapahaka for Youth Blenheim School 6pm - 8pm. All welcome.

NeillyRich Live at Mikeys BarCome out to Pictons best music destination, Mikey’s Bar, Saturday at 8pm and party with Matthew and Amelia once again. Plenty of new songs, original and other wise. This will be NeillyRich’s last gig in the Marlborough region for some time, so not to be missed.

Renwick Rugby Football Club Mid Winter Knees UpJoin the RRFC at the Giesen Centre on Saturday, June 7th to watch the All Blacks vs England LIVE on the big screen, cash & eftpos bar, raffles, spot prizes plus supper provided followed by live band ‘Don’t Fret’ at 9:30pm. Game starts at 7.35pm. Contact Anna Wilson via Facebook or 0274 717 470 for tickets. $10pp or $15 door sales.

Fundraising DinnerA fundraising dinner for skin cancer sufferer Danielle Skelton will be held at the Scenic Hotel in Blenheim.Danielle has secondary melanoma, a life-threatening condition, and must travel to Wellington each month for expensive medical treatment.Auction items including sporting memorabilia will be up for grabs at the dinner, which starts at 6.30pm.Tickets cost $85 per person. Call the Scenic Hotel to book on (03) 520 6187.

Sun 8 June 2014

Marlborough Mountain Bike Club “Soup and Bun” No 4 Sunday 8 June.Cross country courses to cater for experi-enced, novices and children. Registration from 9.15am for a 10am start. Venue: “Stirling Brook”, Waterfalls Rd. Sign posted from Sed-don at cnr SH1 and Marama Rd. Cancellation: check http://www.marlboroughmountain-bikeclub.co.nz/ Contacts: Peter Webster 021-030-6577 or Kevin Wilson 027-461-4941 if require transport.

Jam Session Picton RSA Sunday 2pm. All welcome.

Blenheim Fly Casting Group 10am-noon Burleigh Park. All methods of flycasting covered.Bring your own Fly Rod, Line, leader and a drink. All welcome, come along and improve your skills. Ph Hendersons 578 9960

Ulysses Ride Rai Valley to the Brick Oven. Meet at Railway Stn (south end) at 12.45pm ride departs at 1pm

Kapahaka Every Sunday at Tuamarina Hall 12pm - 3pm All welcome

Renwick Anglican Community Church54 High St Renwick. Morning worship 9.30am Rev Steve Allcutt ph 572 8850

Marlborough Farmers’ Market9.00am - noon A&P Showgrounds. Showcas-ing the best of what Marlborough has to offer.

St Luke’s Anglican ChurchFerry Road, Spring Creek. Join us for Christian worship every Sunday 9.30am. Ph Rev Derek 5785050

Pony Club at GroundsNew Renwick Rd. 10am every 2nd Sunday of the month. Grant 578 2100 Michelle 572 8984.

Model Aero Club ARA Wairau Valley 9am. Murray 578 9199 or Tony 577 9776.

Petanque 10am 65A Weld Street – Phone John 577 9789.

Tramping ClubMary 5728762.

Buddhism for Modern Life10am, 573 5379.

Blenheim Bonsai2pm-4pm, 7 Hale Street. Dave 577 8679.

Marlborough Guild of WoodworkersBrayshaw Park, open workshop 1-4pm, Every 1st Sunday of the month. Wooden toys for sale. Malcolm: 578 8809.

Marlborough Rock and Mineral ClubBook sale today 9am - 4pm. Come and see our large rock, mineral, crystal and fossil col-lection, work room and books. Free admission.

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

Vintage Farm Machinery 10am till 3pm, Open every day. Brayshaw Vintage Farm, Guided tours available, Thomas The Tank engine rides. Doris 579 4357.

If you have an event contact Liz at The Sun on 5777 868

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Winter Knees UpJoin the RRFC at the Giesen Centre on

Saturday, June 7th to watch the All Blacks

vs England LIVE on the big screen, cash &

eftpos bar, raffles, spot prizes plus supper

provided followed by live band ‘Don’t

Fret’ at 9:30pm. Game starts at 7.35pm.

Contact Anna Wilson via Facebook or

0274 717 470 for tickets. $10pp or $15

door sales.

NeillyRich Live at Mikeys BarCome out to Pictons best music destina-tion, Mikey’s Bar, Saturday at 8pm and party with Matthew and Amelia once again. Plenty of new songs, original and other wise. This will be NeillyRich’s last gig in the Marlborough region for some time, so not to be missed.

Vintage Farm Machinery 10am till 3pm, Open every day. Brayshaw

Vintage Farm, Guided tours available,

Thomas The Tank engine rides. Doris

579 4357.

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Thursday 12th June @ 7.30pmAdult $24.50 Conc(65+) $20.00

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THE NUTCRACKERFriday 27th, Saturday 28th June @ 6.30pm

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THE KINGS OF SWINGWednesday 16th July @ 7.30pmAdmit One: A Reserve $91.90Admit One: B Reserve $81.90

THE SEARCHERSSunday 27th July @ 7.30pm

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Premium $101.90 A Reserve $87.00B Reserve $81.90 Child (U16) $67.00A Reserve (First 100 tickets) $81.90

HIGH SCHOOL MUSICALTues 5th – Sat 9th August @ 7.30pm

Sat 9th August @ 2.00pmAdult 32.00 Conc (65+) $29.00

Child (u19) $22.00

TAKE ME HOME - MUSIC & LIFE OF JOHN DENVER

Friday 5th September 2014 @ 8pmAdult $71.90 Conc(65+) $66.90

Student/Child $66.90

NZSO - IN THE HALL OF THE MOUNTAIN KING

Saturday 22 November 2014 @ 7.30pmAdult $52.00 Conc(65+) $47.00

Child (U19) $17.00Pre Show talk 6.45pm

RUSSIAN NATIONAL DANCE SHOW – KOSTROMA

Sunday 23rd November @ 7.30pmAdult $92.00 Conc (65+) $77.00

Child (u16) $67.00 Group (6+) $77.00

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Sunday 15th June 2014 @ 2.30pmAdult $22.00 Child/Students

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Sunday 29th June @ 2pmAdult $20.00 Conc (65+) $15.00

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Over 50 cars on display at any one time, from a collection of 120 plus motorbikes and other memorabilia.

Think I’m getting the hang of this blog. May be a bit rough but I’m sure you are getting the idea. I may have missed a few days…

All the cities/towns look the same as do the people, cars, roads, shops, toilets (yuck) etc. In saying that the roads are great to drive on and very tidy as are the cities. The motorways are all lined with trees and can be two, four or six lanes wide. They all have shoulder lanes as well which are also used for passing. They drive like maniacs and weave in and out but it works well with no one getting upset.

And as for the photos, well, eat your heart out Brad Pitt and George Clooney! We’ve had so many photos taken of us, sometimes just about causing accidents as the people taking the photos are driving, clicking away at a speed of 110 km. And as for the waving, I’m sure we have waved just as much as Kate and Wills.

So all in all we are back on track, relaxing and enjoying it but we have big driving days.

Off to the Terracotta Warriors - what a fantastic place. I do wonder that the warriors were only found in 1974 by a farmer. The farmer is still alive and was signing books.

Went and had a look at the City Wall in Xi’an. Once again it was huge. Everything is big. Also had a moat around it. You could hire a bike and ride around which a few of the guys did and got a taxi back. We would have liked to do that but time didn’t allow it so we may come back one day though as there are a few other things we would like to do.

Before dinner tonight, we went and saw the start of the Silk Road (I will send photos, I hope) there are many different Silk Roads. I thought there was only one? Then on to a cultural show followed by a traditional dumpling dinner. I think I put back on the weight I lost.

Back to hotel 9.30, bed. At last, an early night.Cheers, Noeline

News from Noeline Stewart’s blog as she and husband Ron drive a 1967 Peugeot halfway around the world…

Shanghai to London

Ron and Noeline enjoying the sights as they travel through China.


Waikawa MarinaBusiness hub

Whether you own a boat, enjoy fishing, kayaking or diving, Waikawa Marina is the place to go for supplies, servicing and information.

It is one of New Zealand’s largest marinas and home to a vast range of businesses which provide year-round specialist services to boat owners.

This provides a unique opportunity to have supplies and facilities located on-site and on call all year round.

Each of these businesses are operated by dedicated tradespeople, brimming with knowledge and advice for those

looking to set themselves up for boating and other water activities, right through to engineering, boat maintenance and even charters.

The marina is even a great place for people, families and groups to visit with stunning scenery, a restaurant and bar and takeaway coffee.

Located five minutes from Picton (4km) and 35 minutes from Blenheim, call in and visit Waikawa Marina and have a look around.

You might be surprised by what you find.

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Whether you are storing your boat or seeking specialist marine services visit the Waikawa Marina, one of New Zealand’s largest.

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By Celeste LodewykThe man at the helm of Waikawa

Marina, Port Marlborough marinas operations manager Steve McKeown said its growth and business was looking good.

“We had a very busy summer which was fantastic including the hardstand.

“There was work that came in from as close as Nelson and as far away as Auckland,” he said.

Last year Steve told the Sun he be-lieved an expansion on the marina’s berth numbers would have a positive effect on the surrounding businesses, and now a year later he is happy to report “good progress”.

“We have been in talks with groups and believe there has been progress and are reassured with the way the process has been going,” he said.

Last year saw the construction of a

further 12 boat storage sheds which Steve said were immediately filled, and the refurbishment of the Jolly Roger Restaurant and Bar has begun to replace a marquee with a more permanent structure.

“All these changes have been to bring people into the marina to enjoy the environment, and not just for boat owners but for everyone,” he said.

Port Marlborough has continued to spend money on the upgrade of Waikawa Marina facilities including a new sealing for the launching ramp.

“We are upgrading facilities and plan to continue with this,” Steve said.

Waikawa Marina will be showcased at the Auckland on Water Boat Show from September 25-28 where Steve will be part of a group promoting the region with a display stand.

Progress continues on postive path

Are you looking to set yourself up for your next fishing adventure?

Perhaps you want to learn to dive, plan a kayaking trip with friends or schedule some maintenance to be done on your boat during the winter months.

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Nelson Management Limited manages 78,000ha of high quality radiata pine plantations located in the Marlborough / Nelson regions and the Kaituna Sawmill, Marlborough on behalf of Nelson Forests Limited (NFL). The company harvests approximately 2,200 ha of plantation forest annually all of which is replanted the following year. The Kaituna Sawmill processes 90,000 m3 of Pruned Sawlog annually. In 2010 the company was awarded the internationally recognised FSC certification for both logs and processed products. Directly and indirectly the company provides employment for more than 600 people in the region.Due to an internal promotion an opportunity has arisen for you to join our vibrant and innovative team at Kaituna Sawmill, Renwick, Marlborough in the position of;

Maintenance Manager We require a person who strives in the mechanical maintenance and engineering environment, has great communication and team leadership skill. The successful candidate will ideally need to;Have a mechanical maintenance background, minimum trade served. Have progressed your career to maintenance management level or senior maintenance team leader. Be experience in developing and leading a high performance maintenance team.Have the drive and passion for achieving excellent process reliability results. Be an effective communicator with the ability to gain the confidence of maintenance engineers, team leaders and sub-contractors. Be proficient in prioritising and supporting scheduled planned maintenance.Previous experience of managing an engineering budget, critical spares inventory and maintenance cost control is desirable. Your passion for on-going engineering excellence will ensure that you will trive within our operational culture and innovative environment. An attractive package will be offered to the successful candidate. All applicants should apply in writing and supply an up to date Curriculum Vitae to; ‘Maintenance Manager’, Ms Bim Rogers, Nelson Management, Private Bag 5, Richmond, Nelson [email protected] In your letter of application clearly state why you believe that you are the right person for this role. A position description will be made available to shortlisted candidates. All applicants must be New Zealand Citizens or possess Permanent New Zealand Residence Status at time of application. Nelson Management Ltd operates a pre-employment drug and alcohol testing policy and is an equal opportunity employer. Closing date for applications will be 16th June 2014.

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Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the grant of the application may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at PO Box 443, Blenheim 7240.

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Library AssistantIf you’re passionate about libraries, providing outstanding customer service and have a can-do attitude, then this could be the perfect opportunity for you to join this team.

We are seeking an enthusiastic, motivated and approachable person to assist visitors to our library to access and use library services. The role involves a wide range of library duties including customer service, readers’ advisory, circulation activities, collection management and assisting customers with computer and technology queries.You will need to be physically fit, have competent computer skills and a willingness to assist our customers in the ever-changing world of technology.If you think this describes you then we would love to hear from you.

Applications close at 5.00 pm on 17 June 2014. For information on how to apply please

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100th Centenary reunion 2015 planning meeting

All interested parties for the first meeting to be held at

Giesen Sports Centre, 7.30pm on Tuesday 10 June 2014

to start planning for the Renwick RFC 100th Centenary reunion to be held at Queen’s

Birthday weekend 2015.Calling all people who are currently

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DOGGETT, Herbert William Fran-cis (Pip): On Tuesday June 3 2014, peacefully, at Hospice Marlborough. Aged 90 years. Dearly loved husband of the late Norma, much loved father of Eric (deceased), Paul, Monnette, and Barry (deceased). Loved Grandad of Carl, and Esme; Brendan and Matthew; and Great Grandad of Ryan and Maddison, Michael, Abbey-Jade, Hannah, Erica and Addison, and Sam. Messages to 88 George Street, Blenheim 7201. In lieu of flowers, a donation to Hospice Marlborough would be appreciated and may be sent to PO Box 411, Blenheim 7240. At Pip’s request, a private cremation has been held.GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz

BACON: Leila Violet (7lb 2oz) May 27, 2014

NEUMANN: Ruby Irene (6lb 15oz) May 30, 2014

KISSANE-RAKO: Phineas Zen (6lb 12oz) May 22, 2014

MILLER: McKenzie Mary (7lb 7oz) June 2, 2014

DWYER, George William: May 29, 2014

HARKNESS, Valerie June (formerly Wilson): May 29, 2014

LESTER, Anthony Spencer(Tony):May 30, 2014

MACKLE, Muriel Grace (nee Hamilton): May 31, 2014

PRICE, Nellie: May 28, 2014

TURVEY, Vera Mildred: June 3, 2014

MAIN, John Kenneth: Passed away, peacefully, on Wednesday June 4 2014 at Ashwood Park Retirement Village. In his 81st year. Much loved husband of Jean, loving father and father-in-law of Phil and Elaine, and Adrian and Yvonne; loving Grandad John of Laura and Josh. Special thanks to the staff at ‘The Oaks’ and to Dr Tom Miller. In lieu of flowers, a donation to Alzheimers Marlborough would be appreciated and may be made at the service or sent to c/- 8 Wither Road, Blenheim 7201. A service for John will be held at the Mayfield Chapel, cnr Hutcheson and Parker Streets at 11am on Tuesday June 10, followed by cremation at the Sowman Crematorium.GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719 www.sowmans.co.nz

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RUGBY Nelson Bays beat Marlborough 36-

14 in the Cecil Shield representative clash on Queen’s Birthday Monday.

In the Tasman Trophy this week-end, Waitohi put their unbeaten record on the line against Moutere at Awarua Park.

Harlequins and Renwick clash at Lansdowne Park, and both Central and Awatere are away in Nelson.

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Manchester City and Ivory Coast midfielder Yaya Toure has provided us with a humourous precursor to this month’s World Cup.

Poor old Yaya, who reportedly earns about US $15m a year, was allegedly angry after City failed to acknowledge his May 13 birthday on their post-season tour.

Like a typical stubborn taurus Toure is now angling for a move to another club.

While this could all be rumour or a ploy to get more money, it highlighted how athletes have be-come more like Hollywood stars with the tantrums they throw.

Some even get injured doing it.

New York Knicks basketballer Amar’e Stoudemire needed 15 stitches after he punched a glass case holding a fire extinguisher.

Tennis players are a particularly angry mob. John McEnroe’s “you cannot be serious” has made its way into folklore, but there are other examples too.

Marcos Baghdatis woke up on the wrong side of the bed when he played Stan Wawrinka in the 2012 Aussie Open. After losing the second set, he sat down court-side and smashed his racquet.

As if that wasn’t enough, he then reached into his kit bag and smashed another.

Then another.

And then another. Tennis players should be made

to play on with the racquet they break, but I digress.

The best ever has to be Jim Ev-erett. The former quarterback was being interviewed long after his career ended by radio broadcaster Jim Rome.

In a reference to female tennis player Chris Evert, Rome twice called Everett ‘Chris Everett.’

Everett warned Rome he would attack him if he said it a third time, but Rome didn’t listen. The two had a scrap while still on the air.

I guess if you earn that much money playing you can do what you want.

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REGATTA The Huff and Puff Queen Char-

lotte Regatta, which was postponed over the weekend, has been resched-uled.

The event will now be held in May next year.

For more information visit the Queen Charlotte Huff and Puff website.

NETBALL The Central Men’s netball

team has gone outright top in the Marlborough premier competition, beating previously undefeated SMOG 69-34 on Tuesday night.

Harlequins Radich Law, MGC and Harlequins Fairweathers also recorded wins.

The next round takes place next Tuesday.

MARATHONEntries are still open for the 2014

Wellington Marathon on Sunday, June 22.

Categories include a full mara-thon, half marathon, 10km run and the Kids’ Magic Mile.

To eneter visit the Harbour Capital website.

By Adam Poulopoulos A rugby league fundamentals

programme aimed at improv-ing the game at primary school level has proved popular among Blenheim students.

A combined 60 pupils from Blenheim School, Redwoodtown School and Bohally Intermedi-ate have been taking part in the programme, which teaches skills like passing, kicking and tackling, for the last five weeks.

Tasman Rugby League regional development officer Ryan Charles said the kids had continued to show enthusiasm for the pro-gramme.

“The interest has always been there. I show up and the kids are waiting for me.

“We’ve consistently kept the same numbers, which is probably

a good sign for kids this age.“It’s important they have the con-

fidence to use their skills properly

because safety is paramount.” Charles gauged interest for the

programme last November when

he spoke to a number of Blenheim schools.

He said he hoped the programme would continue to grow.

“It hadn’t been run over here before, so we had to sell the programme.

“Hopefully from these two schools word will spread and other schools will get involved.

Charles said he was joined by Wairau Taniwha coach John Hart for some of the sessions, and hoped that would help establish a link between the students and the representative team for the future.

He said the Tasman Titans un-der-15 and under-17 teams were also good pathways for the stu-dents to look to.

The programme continues for another week.

League development continues

Ryan Charles with the Blenheim School pupils.

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Young driver William Exton (pictured) led the Marlborough charge at the 29th annual Sunbelts kart meet over Queen’s Birthday Weekend.

William, 10, won the cadet class as well as claim-ing the trophy for best Marlborough driver over the two-day meeting.

Other local junior drivers included Cooper Forbes, 11, who placed third in the junior restricted class and Leighton Stanton, 14, who overcame a collision in his final heat to get seventh in the junior rotax division.

In the senior divisions, Daniel Bugler, 16, drove in two classes, finishing third in the open and fifth in the rotax lights, while Tayler Forbes, 18, crashed in Blenheim and had a broken chain in Nelson, but still got fourth in the rotax heavies.

The Sunbelts had a good turnout overall, with every kart club in the South Island represented. The first day was held in Blenheim on Saturday, and the meet headed to Nelson for the Sunday racing.

The next Kartsport Marlborough meeting is club day on Sunday, July 6.

Locals place well at Sunbelts

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