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Charities Rejoice As Gifts Flow Tales with a The fine art of twist P4 teaching P25 The Leader Tasman edition Thursday, December 15, 2016 Richmond I Waimea I Murchison I Mapua I Motueka I Golden Bay tasmanleader.co.nz Charities rejoice as gifts flow Christmas is a time of giving and many How to help people from Nelson- Put some bounce into Tasman have shown Christmas morning The Salvation Army says sports they care by donating balls are top of the list for its gifts to those who are appeal. It also needs gifts suitable for under-3s. Drop to less fortunate. Cherie the Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal, Sivignon reports. any Sallies family store or leave unwrapped gifts at Nelson Mail offices in Nelson until noon on Hundreds of Nelson-Tasman fam- December 22 and Richmond ilies are set to have a brighter until noon tomorrow. Christmas this year with Don’t forget Mum, teens and donations flooding into the tweens Fifeshire Foundation. The Fifeshire Foundation’s Manager Rachel Swarbrick appeal wants nice-smelling said the foundation had a target of soaps and creams, deodorants helping 300 families this or even a good book for hard- Christmas. Last week, as she working mums. It also needs surveyed a sea of donated gifts at gifts for teens and tweens. Visit Richmond Mall, Swarbrick said the Richmond Mall giving tree she expected the foundation or information centre or drop would reach that goal. presents to any NBS branch. ‘‘It’s amazing to actually see Think of festive treats for food packs ‘‘It's about locals It’s business as usual for St looking after Vincent de Paul, albeit with room for Christmas treats. The locals.’’ team puts together festive food Rachel Swarbrick packs with the usual staples but welcome Christmas extras. Think mince pies, shortbread or the response of the community Christmas cake. giving,’’ she said. Care for the elderly with Milestone Homes Nelson Bays donations of food, toiletries provided a boost for the foun- Donated goods including food dation this year after new home and toiletries for Age Concern consultant Cherie Baker had the gift parcels can be left at the idea of a tree in the mall to make Age Concern office, 62 Oxford it easy for people to donate. Adam Hills, left, and Rachel Swarbrick with Milestone Homes director Simon Collett gather some of the presents donated St in Richmond, between 9am Regional manager Adam Hills at Richmond Mall for families in need. CHERIE SIVIGNON/FAIRFAX NZ and 4pm Monday to Friday said Milestone contacted the until tomorrow. Fifeshire Foundation to distribute ‘‘pressies for Mum and Dad, too’’. Hills said Milestone Homes increase in demand for food Here’s to help continuing the gifts to people in need. ‘‘We’re trying to reduce the also provided a cash donation of parcels. into the New Year The response from the public stress in the home a little bit,’’ she $1000 and hoped to arrange a simi- Captain Kenneth Walker said The Nelson Red Cross needs had been ‘‘phenomenal’’, Hills said. lar partnership with the foun- housing affordability issues had more volunteers to help its said. Fifeshire Foundation had its dation and the mall next year. increased hardship for many in Refugee Resettlement Other donations for the own Christmas list of families to ‘‘We’re also keen to make this the community. Programme. Local residents Fifeshire Foundation such as non- help and would also provide more of a nationwide approach,’’ He said he had faith in those willing to welcome refugees perishable food and cash could be donations to other key groups and he said, referring to the other who were more fortunate to step and help them settle into the left at NBS offices or Fifeshire agencies that helped people in Milestone Homes franchises up and help, despite many having area can contact the Red Cross House in Nelson. need including social workers, around New Zealand. already given to the Kaikoura on 548 4978. The Kaikoura Swarbrick said as well as gifts budgeting services and Women’s At The Salvation Army, all appeal. earthquake appeal is also for children, Fifeshire Foundation Refuge. signs point to a busier festive Age Concern is hoping to bring ongoing. planned to deliver food packages ‘‘It’s about locals looking after season than last December and some joy to isolated older people and a grocery voucher along with locals,’’ Swarbrick said. the foodbank has already noted an by giving them a Christmas gift. CH-7522469AA Find us at 42a Hallifax St, Nelson City • P: 03 548 0903 • www.broomfields.co.nz 2 THE TASMAN LEADER, DECEMBER 15, 2016 stuff.co.nz YOUR PAPER, YOUR PLACE ROCK IT OUT Blistering Tongues play tonight This newspaper is STU subject to NZ Press from 8:00pm–11:00pm, The Royal Council procedures. SAYS Hotel, Bridge St, Nelson. Admission: A complaint must first Free. be directed in writing, within one month of In this KAYAKING publication, to the editor’s email address. week’s The NZ Outdoor Instructors If not satisfied with the response, the complaint may be referred to the Leader we Association require model students Press Council. PO Box 10-879, have a for their Sea Kayak Instructor The Terrace, Wellington 6143. story about Assessment. The instruction is free, Or use the online complaint form at the need to stop and think before $20 (per person/per day) will cover www.presscouncil.org.nz Please you buy a puppy as a present. your kayak hire. Friday 8.30am- include copies of the article and all I’ve had two puppies now and in 3pm - suitable for people of all 1 correspondence with the publication. my experience they fall loosely abilities, including beginners. To into two categories. Diggers and book a space or for more chewers. Or, if you’re luck is in, information then contact both at the same time. [email protected] or phone 03 Our dog was a digger so for a 539 0509 time the lawn was roughly as smooth as a Himalayan ice fall. BOOGIE DOWN To be fair all puppies are Blues band Boogie Train play The chewers, but I have a mate who to do list Boathouse on Friday at 8pm. Door bought home a real chewer. sales only: $20. 2 3 This became clear when the dog ate his bowl as well as the food in it LANTERN CELEBRATION on the first night. Light up the night at the Botanical He chewed through a school bag Reserve in Milton Ston Saturday to get to the lunchbox. You have to from 7pm–10pm watch what you touch since everything is coated with chilli to CHRISTMAS CONCERT stop the dog eating it. Chroma Chamber Choir perform at So you probably want a digger. the Nelson Christ Church Cathedral, You can carefully select breeds Trafalgar Square on Saturday 4 5 to suit or get one that’s been 7:30pm–9:15pm through the genetic blender and let the dice fall where they may. But they have one thing in common - Contact us EDITORIAL: Stu Hunt (03) 546 2877 email [email protected] ADVERTISING SALES: Bronwyn Waddington (03) 546 2836 they’re wonderful creatures. DELIVERIES 0800 800 515 or [email protected] And picking up after them is Nelson Leader readership 33,000 people a week, delivered to Stoke, Tahunanui, Nelson Central, Atawhai, French Pass, Rai Valley. warm on a cold day so there’s even something good to be said about Tasman Leader readership, 36,000 people a week, delivered to Richmond, Waimea, Murchison, Mapua, Motueka and Golden Bay that. Nelson Farmers NELSON CARAVANS Christmas Market NMIT Carpark OPEN - Rain or Shine Brand New Swift Caravans now in Stock New and used caravans Open 12pm - 4pm Wed to Sat Wednesday 21st December or by appointment NMIT Carpark 106 Tahunanui Drive Nelson Cnr Collingwood and Nile Street PH 021 802 710 CH-7386393BD Nelson 8 am - 1 pm CH-7384556AT www.nelsonfarmersmarket.org.nz Ph: 0220102776 NELSON CARAVANS Find us on Facebook www.nelsoncaravans.co.nz Tanyay Carney CCraftraft H Heaveneaven • Interior and exterior upholstery CraftCGift Vouchers Heaven Available • Boat covers and canopies WWinterinter f fabricabric a andnd Y Yarns,arns, i includingncluding D Debbieebbie B Blissliss c cashmerinoashmerino D DKK Stitchcrc aaftaffftttt ((ff owuitththo • Transport covers • Shade solutions See usus for;fof r Yarns • PVC covers • Innovative textiles technology Cleckheaton Patons • Locally made products in our factory/showroom Crucci Shepherd knitting and s and hhhabeeerdashhh craft fabrics an AUTOMOTIVE - MARINE - COMMERCIAL - 22702770 Q QueenQuueeeen S St,Stt, R RichmondRiicchhmmoonndd (Opposite AMI) PhPh 54454444 2515251515 FollowFFoFllFlFollFoloollllloowwwu ususosson ono FacebookFFacFaaacceboobob ok CH-7312612AI 44 Beach Road 03 544 6352 stuff.co.nz DECEMBER 15, 2016, THE TASMAN LEADER 3 Call for community to back police HELEN MURDOCH The Motueka community needs to step up and give police infor- mation to help them do their job. Motueka Community Board chairman Brent Maru made the comment after Tuesday’s meet- ing. ‘‘The community needs to step up and help police address the methamphetamine and cannabis issues in town. It has to say the availability of such drugs is not okay in Motueka.’’ The board was satisfied with the Motueka police and voted unanimously not to hold a public meeting to discuss policing levels in the town. ‘‘But this does not take away the public’s ability to have a dis- cussion (with police) and ask questions,’’ Maru said. Board members met with Nel- Nelson Bays son Bays Area Commander Police Area Inspector Mat Arnold-Kelly and Commander Mat Motueka crime prevention Arnold-Kelly. PHOTO: VIRGINIA sergeant Rob Crawford in a closed WOOLF/ FAIRFAX NZ meeting a fortnight ago.
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