Issue 12-18 September 12th 2012

The Fairlie Accessible
Issue 12-18 September 12th 2012
Delivered free to residents of Albury - Fairlie - Lake Tekapo and Districts
Earth and Sky - a business to be proud of!
On Saturday 9th September in Auckland Earth and Sky
were presented with the Runner-up trophy for
Drop, Cover and Hold is the right action to take 'New Zealand's Travel Industry Best Tour Operator- Domestic',
If you are in an earthquake in New Zealand – Drop, Cover and
with the winner being Guided Walks New Zealand.
Hold is still the right action to take. This is the drill that has been
There was an original field of 19 entrants from
taught to school children for many years and is what civil
throughout New Zealand in this category which was
defence agencies have promoted around the country.
reduced to 5 finalists.
The advice has been reviewed and is still: If you are inside a
Earth & Sky won the 2012 South Canterbury Chamber of
building, move no more than a few steps,
Commerce Business Award for 'Hospitality & Tourism
then Drop, Cover and Hold. Stay indoors till the shaking stops
- Large Enterprise' - on 24th August.
and you are sure it is safe to exit. In most buildings in
New Zealand you are safer if you stay where you are until the
shaking stops.
If you are outside, move no more than a few steps away from
buildings, trees, streetlights and power lines,
then Drop, Cover and Hold. Stay there until the shaking stops.
If you are driving, pull over to a clear location, stop and stay
there with your seatbelt fastened until the shaking stops. Once
the shaking stops, proceed with caution and avoid bridges or
ramps that might have been damaged.
Respond quickly
In a severe earthquake it is absolutely vital that people respond
immediately. Confusion about what to do can result in people
being seriously injured or killed.
At the awards to celebrate - Graeme and Carolyn Murray (Earth &
Sky Co-owners/Directors) , Margaret Munro (Earth and Sky General Manager), Chris Monson (Manager Astronomy and Natural
Sciences), Helen McLeod (Earth & Sky Director) and Professor Phil
Yock (Auckland University)
(Absent- Hide Ozawa, Co-owner/Director).
Look around you now, before an earthquake. Identify safe
places such as under a sturdy piece of furniture or against an
interior wall in your home, office or school so that when the
shaking starts you can
respond quickly. An immediate response to move to the safe
place can save lives. And that safe place should be no more
than a few steps or less than three metres away, to avoid injury
from flying debris.
The Good Citizen
Award this month is
Dale Jackson!
DROP - COVER - HOLD!
Dale has only been
in Fairlie for a short
time but has been
supportive to a
number of people in
the town. She runs
Spin classes and is
a volunteer for St
John Mackenzie.
The new Drop - Cover - Hold earthquake campaign has been launched by
Civil Defence. It is simply as it says – in times of earthquake
you are encouraged to drop to the ground, take cover under a
sound item and hold on at the same time.
If that isn’t clear enough then you are about to be educated
through various media, as to what to do!
Civil Defence is aiming to get 1 million people to do just that
DROP - COVER - HOLD – as part of a nationwide earthquake drill
NZ ShakeOut 9:26 – 26:9
Well done Dale!
THE DOBSON DASH - 15TH SEPTEMBER
- SKI
BIKE
RUN
A downhill mountain multisport event - 1km snow – 15 km cycling down the Mt Dobson access road – 6km run along the Opihi
Riverbed – to end at the Kimbell Hotel! Our best wishes to Helen, who has organised this event, to all the helpers
and welcome to the participants! We hope the sun shines on your event!
NOTE: Closing date for next Accessible is Friday 21st September at 4.00 pm
Email: [email protected]
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Phone: Heartlands Fairlie Resource Centre 03 685 8496
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What’s Happening Soon
Mackenzie Swimming Club
MACKENZIE TOY LIBRARY
AGM
Registration for
competitive swimmers ONLY
Thursday 27 September 2012
7.30pm at Red Stag Restaurant
New committee members welcome!
Thursday 20th September
3.15pm at Resource Centre
Payment of $95 required on registration
Inquiries to 685 8995 Cindy Sheehan
Please confirm your attendance or apologies to
Angela Habraken ph. 971 2882
Fine China Afternoon Tea
for the over 80’s
Note change of date
Interested in Photography?
New to photography and keen to
learn more about your camera?
Local group meeting September 27th
7.30pm at Jan and Noel MacPherson’s
Carpool 7.00pm - Resource Centre
Ring Jan on 685 8095 or more info
26th September 2.30pm
St Columba Hall
Inquiries to
Anne McConnell 685 8379
Jocelyn Carlton 685 8093
Operatunity
The next performance by the Operatunity crew is
Have fun, keep fit, play squash !!!!
‘Razzle Dazzle ’ October 1st
Young artists will take you on a journey of the
modern musical. Great songs presented in a fresh new
format - sure to get your toes tapping!
As always let Heartlands know if you wish to come!
Mackenzie Squash Club – Fairlie
Tuesday Club Nights
–lights on from 6.30pm
New and past members
always welcome
Upholstery Class in November
with Reg Bartlett
details Heartlands Fairlie Resource Centre 685 8496
- Club Champs –Final on Saturday November 3rd
- Spring pennant Thursday nights starting now.
- Timaru Masters Squash 12th and 13th October
- Door entry key has now changed.
Please return old keys so we can recode them.
Any queries please contact:
Club Captain: Bob Belcher
685 8780
Treasurers: Erin & Justin Geary 685 8595
Secretary: Judy Zigliani
685 8903
UPPER WAITAKI WATER MANAGEMENT ZONE
COMMITTEE
NOTICE OF MEETING
The next meeting of the Upper Waitaki Zone
Water Management Committee
will be held at the
Mackenzie Country Inn - Twizel
on Friday 21st September
at 9.30am
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ARE WARMLY
WELCOME TO ATTEND
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Temporary Closure of Tekapo Springs
Tekapo Springs Hot Pools, Skating Rink, Tube Park,
Café and Day Spa will be closed all day Wednesday 26th September 2012
for major equipment upgrades and building maintenance.
The work being completed supports our commitment to ensure a safe environment
for all our customers and staff.
We will re-open for business 10am on Thursday 27th September
The Management
Tekapo Springs
Lake Tekapo
Come take a drive with us!
Fairlie Lions Club
Firearms Safety Course
Heartlands is inviting older persons or anyone interested, really to come
take part in our current trial of going on fortnightly outings!
We will advertise destinations and invite people to put their name down,
then we will sort drivers who have offered to come join us.
15th and 16th September 2012
at the Albury School
9am -3pm both days
The cost will simply be a donation towards the petrol.
Sounds good doesn’t it?
This course is open to applicants 16 years and over
Cost $50 which includes ammuni!on
Date change for the next outing
26th September Geraldine - Temuka - Clandeboye
Further informa!on apply to
Greg Dawber
Ph 685 8054
or Russell Halke- Ph 685 8400
Late October - a drive around the Lakes
Helping each other in this community – Tel: 685 8496
TwizelCancerSupportGroupFundraiser
TwizelCancerSupportGroupFundraiser
Laughter Yoga
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Laughter Yoga is a unique exercise rou!ne, which combines
laughter exercises with yogic breathing (Pranayama). The
laughter is first ini!ated as an exercise in a group, but with
eye contact and childlike playfulness it soon turns into real
and contagious laughter. We laugh without relying on humour, jokes or comedy and we laugh from our belly – in order to bring more oxygen to the body and into the brain.
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Benefits of laughter yoga include:
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Helps us feel more energe!c and healthy.
Helps de-stress & reduce worry
Boosts immune system & feel-good hormones
Brings inner joy & puts you in the moment
Increases circula!on& oxygen to the cells
Helps us be open, less cri!cal & be-er company
LAUGHTER YOGA: Thurs 27th September @ 3pm. $10pp
279 Allandale Rd. Please phone/text to book your place.
Gerry Riddle
Clairvoyant Medium
Dip in Holistic Lifecoaching
Reiki Master
www.gerryriddle.com
[email protected]
ph: 021 070 4385
279 Allandale Rd (St Highway 79)
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Update at Heartlands Fairlie Resource Centre
LAKE TEKAPO I-SITE NOTIFICATION
LAST DATE FOR VOUCHERS
TO BE REDEEMED
14TH SEPTEMBER 2012
operated by the Mackenzie Community Enhancement Board
Apart from the day to day operation of the Heartlands facility,
there are a number of small projects on the way!
The outings or drives – Come drive with us! - seem to be going
along just fine. The recent trip to Oamaru was most
enjoyable and gave us a taste of how good it will be when we
have a community mini-van to take on trips. There is heaps to
learn and see as we travel along these back roads and the fellow
travellers always have something to contribute. Note the date
change for the next trip - 26th September - Geraldine,
Clandeboye and Temuka environs. Anyone who would like an
outing and who is happy to pay the volunteer driver for petrol is
welcome to come along! Please put your name down at
Heartlands and the list closes on the 21st September so we know
how many vehicles we need to arrange. October 30th we set off
early to travel to Twizel and around the lakes, returning home
through Waimate. Consider coming!
Following on from the Fairlie Forum we have another meeting
for Main Street retailers/owners – coming up! This will give them
a chance to talk about such things as planning for future events,
parking issues on Main Street, and working together to improve
the look of the street. Also a meeting of reps from community
organisations is planned for them to discuss how we can all
assist each other in what we do!
Due to the closure of Lake Tekapo i-SITE as at 8th July 2012
and the closure of the Mackenzie Tourism & Development Trust,
please be advised that this is the last chance to put a claim in for any
outstanding vouchers.
Send invoices by 14th September 2012 preferably via e-mail to:
[email protected]
or post to:
Mackenzie Tourism & Development Trust
PO Box 199 Lake Tekapo 7945
No guarantee can be given that invoices lodged after this date will be paid.
Albury Tennis Club
There will be a meeting on
Wednesday 26th September at 7pm at
the Albury Tennis Club. If your child/children are keen to
play for Albury then please attend.
Alternatively please phone Sharon Holtham (Chairperson)
on 685 5789
Fairlie Bowling Club
Opening Day 29th September
at 1.30pm
Members a plate - Mufti
New members most welcome
The Fairlie Aged Forum meets again on 20th September at
10am. We are promoting knitting TV slippers for Christchurch
kids for next winter ! We welcome donations of wool for this purpose. Drop it in and we will pass it on to the knitters! Have the
patterns to give out to anyone interested. Help us help the kids!
The run down to the end of the year is fast approaching!
Fairlie Tennis Club
AGM Tuesday 18th September 7.30pm
in the Heartlands meeting room
The event diary is filling fast so be in and get your event listed at
Heartlands!
Fairlie Duathlon - 18th November - Fairlie Lions event
Fairlie Playgroup’s Late Night Shopping - 29th November
Christmas Concert on Fairlie Village Green - 16th December
For tennis to continue in Fairlie it is very
important that parents of children playing
attend this meeting to assist with the running
of the club.
A number of businesses took up our offer of buying Christmas
bunting to give a unified look to the street over Christmas / New
Year. We hope to have some new flags up on our poles too,
resulting from second hand book sales here at Heartlands.
Anyone wanting to play Saturday morning tennis this
year please register your name with
Phill Mackay 685 8959 or Pete Young 685 6278
Phill Mackay
AnneT
President
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Hay and Straw Baling requirements
Operang Two Tube Wrappers
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Phone 027 322 1014 or 685 5788
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Lake Tekapo Goings On..…
Fairlie Bowling Club Needs You!
Spring is here and isn't it a lovely time of the year. Daffodils, new
lambs, fresh growth and more snow! Spring also means that Ian
and I have celebrated another year in beautiful Lake Tekapo
- hard to believe 8 years has gone so quickly.
Wanted – Players to join our vibrant club
All you need is enthusiasm and flat shoes
We provide the rest!
Bowls, good bowling green, social facilities
fun days and nights
All for $40.00 first year subscription...
ZUMBA IS BACK! Starting Thursday 13th September at 6pm to
7pm in the Community Hall. Tracey is fresh back from wintering
over in Europe and has been inspired with all new songs and
dances! First evening is FREE for those who haven't been
before. And if you still have unused passes from last season
then bring them along as you can still use them. You don't have
to be coordinated or already fit nor do you have to wear special
clothes, just comfortable loose clothing and sneakers, a water
bottle and turn up prepared to have fun!
Open to all – members are aged from 15 to 80+
You can play socially – Afternoons – Friday nights etc
Competitively – club championships
Interclub and tournaments with other clubs.
AGM Time! Lake Tekapo Promotions Assn is holding its AGM on
Thursday 20th September, 7pm at the Tekapo Fire Station. This is
a really important meeting! If you have any interest at all in the
future tourism and development and promotion of our village then
please attend!! Vacancies for Chairman, Secretary and
Treasurer. Note start time is 7pm and please use the outside
stairs. As promised I will be making a yummy Supper!
We have a very active Playgroup for under 5's. They meet every
Monday from 9.00 - 12pm at the Guild Hall opposite the School.
Kids usually bring their Mums and sometimes Dads too as they
like to meet for a chat and a play as well. New kids on the block
are welcome.
Play as often or as little as you wish
But come – Give Bowls a Go - you won’t regret it
Opening Day Saturday 29th September
Friday Night Social Bowls start 10th November
Contacts: Maureen McColl
John Stokes
Linda Gallagher
Ike Morete
685 8466
685 8138
685 8050
685 8547
MIKE PROSSER SPRAYING
Just a quick note of congratulations to the children, teachers and
helpers of Tekapo School who worked on the SchoolGen
production last week. The kids were on stage for nearly an hour
and did a great job in explaining renewable energy and how the
solar panels work with battery back up. Well done to you all.
pasture, crop and broadacre spraying
including helicopter spraying and spreading
Spring skiing is in full swing, still plenty of great SNOW up here.
Come and check it out before the ski field closes down for the
season next weekend.
Hope to see you in Lake Tekapo, where the sun always shines.
For a prompt, efficient service phone
Mike on (03) 685 8802 or 027 22 11 077
Contributed
Raewyn Radford
operating under licence to Ellesmere Helicopters Ltd
BRIDGETTE’S MASSAGE
AND BEAUTY THERAPY
Fairlie Cosy Hotel
03 685 8744 or 021 127 9912
See our large takeaway menu
‘Flame Room’
Restaurant and Takeaways
Winter Hours
Sunday to Thursday
5.00pm - 8pm
Friday and Saturday
5.00pm - 9pm
Great cold beer on tap
Great Atmosphere
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Message from the Mayor
SPRING TIME SALE AT MINT!!
I am afraid there has been a bit of a hiatus in this
column for various reasons – absence for work
reasons, absence for leave in Australia and for the last issue
I just plain forgot about it. I put it down to this awful flu that has
been doing the rounds. It just “keeps on keeping on” and
I sympathise with all the other sufferers around the district.
Purchase a pair of Angel A 3/4 pants or skirt and
receive a free scarf!!
Selec!on of scarfs now $10
40% off all Anthea Lawrence clothing
Today (Saturday) I am sitting in my office, while the rain is
pouring outside, and preparing a keynote speech for a
conference in Auckland on Monday. Public speaking is not
something that comes easily to me but I have promised myself
not to pass up any opportunities that come my way because, you
know what they say….”Practice makes perfect”.
All Wendy and Holly shoes now $80 pair!
40% off B-Sirius handbags and purses
Devine!!
New range of Be-y Basics just in!
Some gorgeous colours for summer
sizes 8-16
The subject matter is quite easy: my transition from reception to
Mayor. I shouldn’t have any difficulty filling about 40 minutes
talking about myself however a friend (who shall remain nameless) has given me some pointers on making a good impression:
Use your eyes
Smoove vintage reworked dresses
- new shipment in
Also lots of yummy goodies arriving daily
- do pop in check them out!!
to get attention of the audience
Speak s-l-o-w-l-y and don’t gabble the end of sentences
…...and remember Ladies
Where looking great, needn't cost the earth!!
VaRy your volume
And most importantly – Don’t rub your nose
(apparently I do this when I am nervous).
One of the most rewarding engagements I have had in the past
week has been reading a bedtime story to the children of Twizel
Area School, who turned up in their pyjamas and slippers on
Wednesday night for stories and milo with marshmallows, before
heading home to bed. What a great way to celebrate Book
Week. I hope they invite me back next year.
The other was being able to say “Thank you” and spend some
time with a number of the volunteering community here in Fairlie
on Thursday. I know that not all volunteers could make it on the
day, so to the rest of you out there who willingly give up your
time to make our communities the great places they are I would
like to say “THANKS”! You missed the sandwiches and cake but
we appreciate you anyway.
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FAIRLIE
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On a personal note, our second granddaughter made an early
arrival last weekend. Our daughter, Gemma rang early on
Saturday to ask if Stephen and I would like to meet our new
granddaughter Annabelle Grace (7lb 3oz). We had both slept
blissfully through the night, unaware that she was even on the
way. What a terrific Father’s Day gift for Stephen, and of course
another bundle of joy for me to enjoy. I love this grandparent role
– so far it is all cuddles and kisses and little or no work. Perfect!
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Until next time, I hope you enjoy the budding spring and, even
though it is a busy time for farming families with lambing and
calving, I hope that the weather is kind and
brings plenty of warm and sunny days.
For Bookings
Contact Harry
021 399 023
Mayor Claire
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Roading
Farm Tracks
Driveways
Machine Hire
Irrigation
General Cartage
Gravel Supplies
Eftpos Available
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From the Fairlie Community Board
SoulFood Fairlie
The Fairlie Community Board reports that work is
progressing slowly on the Fairlie water supply and on the
drinking quality (types of treatment required) of the water.
‘Slow food for a fast world’
Work is beginning this week on the scaping of Princes Street.
New arrivals
The Board is pushing hard for funding from Opus to assist with a
safe walkway being built onto or added to the Allandale River
Bridge.
Organic Oat Bran
Organic Raw Honey
Viola Sun & Wind Cream
great for ski-ing, boating and
other outdoor pursuits
A proposed one way traffic flow system along Riddle Street is
coming out for community comment. The Board invite you to
consider the options presented, and once they have an idea of
what is the most popular option then they will trial it.
Organic dried apricots, bananas & raisins
good for lunch boxes
The fate of the Old Library Café building should be known within
the week.
Epsom Salts
Oak Sawdust – for smoking fish & meat
New litter bins have been placed opposite the Fairlie Four
Square so hopefully people using the tables there will use the
bins too.
‘Good’ Magazine - food, craft, gardening, &health
ideas based on sustainable practices
Opus is addressing the signage at the SH8 / SH79 intersection
to assist traffic flow.
Waihi Bush Flax Seed Products
Natural Mother & Baby Products – great for gifts
Don’t forget the community forum prior to each Fairlie
Community Board Meeting.
Cheers Owen Hunter
Contact Bron on 027 313 8154
[email protected]
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Saturdays 10.00am – 12.00
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Mackenzie Country Calenders
Now on sale at the Resource Centre $15
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Under 12
Coach: Greg Marshall Assistant Coach: Wayne King
Manager:
Garth Nixon
Player of the Year
Monty Nixon
Most Improved Player
Allan Scott
Town and Country Rep’s
Monty Nixon Will Pudney Ethan Marshall Joe Mould
George King
JAB Awards 2012
Paul Gallagher (President) welcomed everyone along to the
Mackenzie JAB end of year break up. He gave a big thank you
to all coaches, assistant coaches and managers who gave up
their time to help with the teams this year. Joe Rush and all the
parents were thanked from the Twizel Club for the huge
commitment to travel down each week to join the teams. Without
them the Mackenzie Club would not be able to field some teams.
Under 13 – Central Districts
(Combined Temuka/Pleasant Point/Mackenzie)
Coach: Kenny Everett
Player of the Year
Logan Tibby
Most Improved Player
Max Dickson
Town and Country Rep’s Logan Tibby
Under 8 Div III – Mackenzie Four Square
Coach: Ashley Shore
Asst Coach: Kim Jordan
Manager:
Phillipa Heslip
Player of the Year
Oscar Grant
Most Improved Player Adam Crockford
Town and Country Rep’s Oscar Grant Luke Jordan
S C Rep Teams
Under 11 James Robertson
Matthew Anderson
Des Bentin
Jack Andrews
Under 48 Kgs Monty Nixon
Will Pudney
Under 65kgs Logan Tibby Cole Herrick
Under 8 Div II – Mackenzie Crusaders
Coach: Pete Divan
Manager: Diana Divan
Player of the Year
Isaac Ryall
Most Improved Player Isaac Rayward
Town and Country Rep’s Edward Guerin Daniel Dobbs
Margaret Flood Trophy - This changed to the ‘Team of
the Year’
Under 11 – for being un-defeated this year
.
Ben Westgarth Memorial Cup – Best team player both
on and off the paddock
Ben Everett
Under 8 Div II – Twizel Cubs
Coach: Tim Taylor
Asst Coach: Luke Jacobs
Player of the Year
Ollie Rushton
Most Improved Player
Caylen Taylor
Town and Country Rep’s Ollie Rushton Caylen Taylor
Steele Challenge Cup – Player of the Year Logan Tibby
Under 8 Div I – The Mackenzie Ram Lambs
Coach: Jason Grant Assistant Coach: Scott Harris
Manager:
Trine Harris
Player of the Year
Kieran Harris
Most Improved Player
Henry Kirk
Town and Country Rep’s Kieran Harris Oliver Shore
Under 9 Gold
Coach: Johnny O’Connor Assistant Coach: Hamish Milne
Manager:
Lisa Miles
Player of the Year
Ned Milne
Most Improved Player
Ben Jordan
Town and Country Rep’s James Russek George Kerr
Under 9 Black
Coach: Kerry Boon
Assistant Coach: Dean Nelson
Manager:
Susan Hayward
Player of the Year
Bailey Dyson
Most Improved Player
Harry Delaney
Town and Country Rep’s
Jacob Nicholson Thomas Fraser
Opening hours
Monday to Friday
8.30am - 5.00 pm
Calf Meal - Freshly made each week and
kept in store ready to pick up
Under 10
Coach: Paul Gallagher Assistant Coach: Guy Sutherland
Manager:
Ngaire Gallagher
Player of the Year
Ben Rowley
Most Improved Player
Eden Hey
Town and Country Rep’s
William Mould Ben Rowley Brody Gallagher
20% Protein $750/tonne + GST
16% Protein (Weaner) $710/tonne +GST
Calf Meals do not contain palm kernel
and come in 25kg bags
Under 11
Coach: Mike Guerin Assistant Coach: Mark Urquhart
Manager:
Cindy Robertson
Player of the Year
Matt Anderson
Most Improved Player
Corbyn Hocken
Best Defensive Player
Jimmy Robertson
Town and Country Rep’s
Jack Andrew
Des Bentin
James Robertson
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Also retailing milk powder
18 Denmark St Fairlie
Matthew Anderson
Damien Hondelink
George Guerin
Ph: 03
685 8205 Fax: 03 685 8207
Joe 685 4887
Daniel 027 257 7200
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Presitge Distance Rider of the Year
Above: Vanessa Tiffen and her father Brian with her
horse Astek Dreamweaver
H Dawsons Farm Direct
Local rider Vanessa Tiffen (24) from Stoneleigh, Fairlie is the
winner of the Prestige Distance Rider of the Year– the prize was
a Prestige Endurance saddle given to a rider who completed the
most kilometers throughout the season.
Riding in both Endurance and Competitive Trail riding,
Vanessa’s combined total of kilometers was 2278 with her
nearest rival completing 1445 km.
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Even though this is the most kilometres she has ridden in one
year, in her riding career Vanessa has ridden over 14,000 kms
in both New Zealand and Australian Endurance Competitions.
Vanessa has a long list of awards in both countries including the
Senior Distance Endurance Rider Award 2011
and runner up in 2010
No job too big, no job too small:
Cattle yards to post n’ chain, I’ll do ‘em all!
The quality of work is second to none
Call Nathan-”I’ll get the job done!”
With 3 horses to choose from for competing, there is a lot of
work to keep the horses fitness levels up ready for
competition. She acknowledges that she has not done the
preparation on her own and appreciates the help from her
parents Brian and Barbara Tiffen and farrier Jordan Dent.
685 8852 or 021 203 1076
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Daffodil Day ‘Thank you’
The lawns are starting to grow, the pussy willow is budding
and daffodils are blooming, must be Springtime! That means
time to get your lawnmower out of the back of the garage
and have it serviced for the growing season.
Rotary Lawnmower Service includes oil change, spark plug
replaced, clean air filter, sharpen blades, general check over
of wheel bearings and linkages and pick up and delivery for
only $60.00.
We also service hand mowers, reel mowers and ride on
mowers plus sharpen hedge clippers and spades.
Great news; we have just passed our annual review by the
MTA. Our local Business Development Manager, Russell
Lane, visits us annually to discuss any problems we may be
having and update us on current MTA issues that are
working on. The MTA is a standards based organisation that
places considerable importance on the ability of members to
meet and uphold these standards. Russell advised us, "In the
course of your Annual Review, it was pleasing to note that
all aspects of your business met or exceeded the relevant
MTA standard." We are very proud to be members of this
recognised, trusted and well respected brand.
The local Cancer Support Group would like to thank the
community for their generosity on Daffodil Day.
Bronwyn Buick and Helen Willetts (above) were part of a group
of volunteers who collected for the street appeal. Over $2000
was raised on the day which was a fantastic result.
In addition to this the local schools were involved:
St Josephs raised $194 Fairlie Primary $406 Albury $322.
The raffle was won by Jenny Kerr.
The Mackenzie Cancer Group (Tekapo and Lower Mackenzie)
welcomes the opportunity to offer information, help with transport
costs to treatment and support in the home BUT for
this to happen, we have to be approached by you or you can
contact the supportive staff in Timaru.
Contact Helen Humphrey 685 8889 or Sonia Callaghan 685 8075
With our 2 fully qualified mechanics and a mechanics
assistant we are able to attend to all general repairs,
servicing, cambelt replacements, clutch jobs and ‘Warrant of
fitness' on most makes and models which means you don't
have the hassle of taking your vehicle to town for repairs.
We also run a 24 hour breakdown service and contract to
both the AA and First Assistance. You may have read
recently on the sale of our old Landcruiser tow truck with the
amazing winch. That has been put into service with an AA
contractor in Lower Hutt. We still have winching
capabilities with our slide deck salvage truck but not quite to
the same extent. The slide deck truck is a lot more versatile
for dealing with all types of vehicles from the lowered boy
racer types with body kits to big 4 wheel drives.
Equipment for Hire at reasonable rates.
6x4 Trailer with / without cage: $15 half day / $25 full day.
Logsplitter - towable within town boundary $85 per day.
Waterblaster, Compactor, Cement Mixer, 8kva Generator
and a few smaller items.
Feel free to ask if you need something.
With our recent employment of Alan Williams, comes
experienced in bigger machinery, forklifts, diggers, graders
and the like. Alan was previously with Goughs in Dunedin
and worked through the whole Otago region servicing these
types of machinery. We are happy to take on this type of
work so give us a call to discuss your requirements.
So if you have any mechanical repair work that needs doing
on your vehicle, motor bike or small engine, give us a ring
on 03 6806 803 and talk to one of the boys - Ian, Alan or
Scott about your problems and let us fix it for you.
TEKAPO AUTO SERVICES LTD
Behind the Challenge Service Station
Main Road, Lake Tekapo
Phone 03 680 6803
A/H 027 277 4080
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September 12th 2012
Police Notebook:
NowOpen
It's good to see spring finally arrive and the country side drying
out a bit after the rinsing it received last month.
Little Petites
An Indian family had a lucky escape the other day when they
failed to take a bend on Mt Michael and finished upside down at
the bottom of a large hole. It was a good advert for seat belts
with not a scratch received by any of the five occupants.
RegentStreet-nextto“ACutAbove”
MondayTuesdayandThursday
10am-4.00pm
There was another crash that same Sunday in the Lake Tekapo
township on Allan St at 6.35pm. This time the offender has
driven through a wooden fence and also impacted with the side
of the house. He has quickly reversed out and driven away
before the house occupant had realised what had happen and
that it wasn't an earthquake. Evidence left behind would suggest
that the offending vehicle was a Holden Rodeo. At the time of
writing the driver has yet to come forward and report the matter
to the house owner or police.
Fridays11.00am-4.00pm
CLOSEDWednesdays
Selling ‘on behalf ’ children’s clothing from newborn to
around 12 years plus bedding, cots, changing tables
buggies etc
New “Shore Kids” clothing range and knitting
plus a great selection of toys and gifts
A couple of weeks ago a deer was poached from a private green
feed paddock on Rocky Gully Rd. Two shots were heard and a
white ute was seen leaving the scene a short time later.
A blue Suzuki Quad bike has been stolen from a barn at Kakahu
Forest near the corner of State Highway 79 and Halls Rd.
There has been a report of fraudsters targeting unsuspecting
locals on the phone with promises of money and all you have to
do is send them a bank cheque of a few hundred dollars so they
can release it. The offenders had a strong Indian accent and
gave out an Indian address to send the cheque. Don't fall for
this type of scam. Your hard earned money is better off staying
in your own pocket.
So until next time, be careful out there.
Russell Halkett Fairlie Police
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Wanted
Beginners Art Lessons
With Caley Hall
at the Kimbell Garage Art Gallery
Lessons arranged to suit. One on one!
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pick up a brush again and have a go!
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A landscape can be completed in 2 hours!
$20 per hour
Txt me 021 111 9687 for more info
and to make a time!
Summer is not far away
Mackenzie College Summer Uniforms
- layby now at Heartlands
HIGH COUNTRY MOTORCYCLES
296 STATE HIGHWAY 8 FAIRLIE
PH 03 685 8592 or 0274 793 971
FULL ATV AND FARM BIKE SERVICING AND REPAIRS
Including all small engines lawnmowers chainsaws etc
CRT Suppliers
Available for all types of building
from new to alterations
- including concrete work
FREE QUOTES
Contact Richard Herlund
Office (03) 685 8262
Cellular (027) 4598 341
Home (03) 685 8159
Supporting our retailers!
It’s 15 weeks until Christmas and we have a little idea that we invite
you to join us on! The idea is to buy a specific item locally each week
to be given as a Christmas gift.
That would mean 15 purchases here in Fairlie
and put aside till Christmas.
Cave Store
‘the little store that has it all’
Supporters of the
Now even if only 9 people join me on this then we would have
135 items bought in the Fairlie – Kimbell – Burkes Pass vicinity
and that has to be good for the local retailers!
Accessible
Think about it – you have the time to consider it and join us.
We the unwilling, led by the unqualified, have been doing
the unbelievable for so long, with so little, we now
attempt the impossible with nothing ….
KEVIN HESSELL SHEARING
Please take note of this information
Display advertising starts at $12.00 including GST
Advertisements under $12.00 require payment on submission
All cheques payable to Mackenzie Community Enhancement Bd
If paying online please include a reference or issue number
for accounts to refer to.
■ Display advertising sizes are available on request
■ Please submit advertising to the Heartlands
■ For emailed advertising, it would be appreciated if attachments are
submitted in Word for text and JPEG for pictures
The Accessible cannot be held responsible for errors or their
subsequent effects. The right is reserved to alter, abbreviate, omit, or
re-classify advertisements and article for any reason. For any
inquiries phone the Heartland Fairlie Resource Centre 03 685 8496
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Editor : Anne Thomson
Servicing your area for
Shearing and Crutching requirements
Qualified, experienced shearers
and wool handlers
Phone Kevin or Cynthia
03 614 8875 or 027 460 5354
Collator: Sonia Callaghan
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September 12th 2012
A note from Mackenzie Frock Stars...
Lu Taylor from the
Black Sheep Gallery,
organiser of the
Tie-Riffic Tie Project
A HUGE high five and thanks to everyone involved in
the “Tie-Riffic Tie Project”! It was wonderful to see
new participants and the feedback on the entries and the event
itself has been amazing! Rachel from Annies Country Quilt Store
in Ashburton had an incredibly hard job judging and she was
really impressed by the imagination and innovation shown in all
the designs. The winning entries are:
The dress shown here
won the Peoples
Choice award!
15 Under Category: Roshni Crow of Twizel
16 & Over Category: Amelia Wynn of Fairlie
Judges Special Awards went to: Marion Joll of Fairlie,
Jennie Page of Taumaranui, Wendy Parlane of Christchurch,
Leanne Reid of Geraldine, Maryann Darmody of Fairlie and
Sarah Stinton of Christchurch.
Well done to ALL our designers, everyone viewing your work in
the gallery has been delighted and in awe of your creative
genius! This little event has been so successful that we plan to
do more mini-events so stay tuned to our Facebook page and
here in the Accessible for news from Frock Stars HQ.
The winner of the Peoples Choice Award is
Leanne Reid from Geraldine
Kiwi Treasures
Lake Tekapo Post Centre
LOTS OF NEW STOCK ARRIVING DAILY FROM THE GIFT FAIR
Secondhand Books galore at Heartlands !
Fiction Non Fiction NZ interest
These books are for sale at Heartlands with the
funds going to flags for the Main Street
Lifestyle or Sub-divide?
1.12ha
zoned
Res 1.OF
Ideal
as a
ON THE
EDGE
TOWN
lifestyle block with possibilities to
sub-divide (plan available). Town
water at boundary, few neighbours,
numerous building sites and
mountain views. $165,000
Computer Sales and Service
Shop online at www.serac.co.nz
Buy Locally and get local support
Ring now for a quote on a new computer or
check out my website serac.co.nz
which now lists all products and prices
Acer Notebooks
LCD Monitors
Digital Cameras
ADSL
A Lot For Your Money
A quirky little bach with 4 bedrooms
and 2 bathrooms. New kitchen, large
dining/living room with log fire.
Garage to store boat, easy care
grounds with off-street parking.
For sale fully furnished. $179,000
Acer Desktop
Printers
MP3 Players
Satellite
View To Appreciate
Website Design
Web and email hosting
Wireless and 3G internet Installer
Tidy and surprisingly spacious.
Three bedrooms, tiled bathroom,
separate shower room. Coal range
and open plan living with log fire.
Private back yard with store sheds.
Handy to Main St and the shops.
NOW Offers over $187,000
Ring Paul for a quote
[email protected]
51 Gall St Fairlie
03 685 6228
021 495 577
www.serac.co.nz
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Licensed Real Estate Agent REAA 2008
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Annette Stanley
75 Main St, Fairlie
Ph 685 8844 or
0274 329 859
September 12th 2012
Volunteers in the Community
Volunteers who were able to attend the Volunteer Recognition evening Back row: Joan Neill Mel Shore Shirley James Stan Taylor Paul Gallagher
Middle: Allan Kerr Kaye Adie Christine Willson Lois Campbell Isobel Habraken Jocelyn Carlton Mary Calder
Helen Willetts Maureen McColl Claire Graham
Front: Mayor Claire Barlow Tom and Pauline Gallagher Lyndall Watt from Volunteer Mid and South Canterbury
Lake Tekapo Lions Club
MAINLAND SILAGE
LILY BULBS
BULK SILAGE SPECIALISTS
Your local owner operator
Siberia Casablanca Viviana Le Reve Lexus White Express
Sanna Acapulco Ak!va Royal Trinity Concor D’or
Order before 30th September
Or you will miss out
Phone: Ross Buick 685 8189
Mackenzie Fencing
Peter McMurtrie Fairlie
Modern High Capacity Machinery
Mobile 027 439 8141
Phone 03 685 8438
Please ring early to discuss your requirements:
Geoff & Carolyn Honeywell
I am your Local Contractor with over
30 years experience.
For FREE quotes and quality workmanship
Contact me for all
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Ph: 03 614 7759
Geoff on 027 214 2161
Carolyn on 027 226 1012
Fencing Requirements
Cattle and Sheep yards
Dairy Conversions
Lifestyle Blocks
Timber Fences
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REMEMBER WE ONLY SERVICE
FAIRLIE, ALBURY & PLEASANT POINT AREAS
We are here for you !!
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September 12th 2012
Thinking of Selling Your Home?
Red Stag Restaurant Veranda lunches!
Comeandlapupthesun!
GoodfoodGoodwineGoodcompany!
Pre-Market Real Estate Insights
Having helped a few locals sell their homes in just a few weeks, after
years on and off the market, I would like to offer some free advice to
others who may be thinking about selling their homes, farms or lifestyle
blocks anytime soon.
OPENFORLUNCH11.00-3.00pmDAILY
(closedTuesdays)
Pre Loved Clothing
The decisions you make now will be the ones that determine the fate of
your sale. Too many people decide ‘lets put it on the market and see
what happens’ then when it doesn’t sell, they try to do what they should
have done before they started – the first very expensive mistake!
Summer clothes for all the
family now in store
Open Thursday - Friday
10.00am - 3.00 pm
The most important part of selling your home is planning for it first;
understanding buyers and how they ‘shop’ for properties comparatively,
understanding what questions you should ask real estate agents about
their services and understanding the impact that the architectural spaces and photos of your home can have on a sale time frame and price.
Main Street next to Fairlie House and Garden
Tree Topping and Trimming
Rural towns are definitely more challenging when selling a property due
to the limited numbers of buyers around. The trick is to know how to
make your home, in your area, stand out from competing properties to
the small number of buyers starting from day one. Your first week on
the market can attract four times the buyer interest than for the rest of
your campaign.
If you want to try to sell your home for the best possible price, there are
some basic principles you should understand before you list with an
agent.
We have created a Smarter Selling Strategies Kit which is available
free by email – just send your request to [email protected]
or you can call 03 685 6262 or free phone 0800 789 532 any time.
I hope this helps and good luck.
For all your tree and
Shelterbelt trimming
Locally owned and operated
Contact Michael on
027 271 1127 or 685 8131
Trish Willis
P.S. Publicly available statistics can be seen at www.reinz.co.nz
Winner of Tux Prize Pack
On behalf of the Fairlie Branch of
PGG Wrightson, we would like to
congratulate Albury farmer Guy Sutherland
on his win of the $22,000 Prize Pack.
All customers who purchased
Tux Energy dog food during
June and July were entered into a draw
to win this prize that covered all of
New Zealand, with 4 winners being drawn from
all the entries. 2 winners from the draw
came from the South Island!
Guy’s prize package included $10,000
A Fisher & Paykel Appliance package
Panasonic 50” TV and Home Theatre System
Makita 18V Power Tool Kit
and a pallet of Tux Energy Dog Biscuits 40kg.
Congratulations Guy!
Maree Ferriman-Smith (TFR), Guy Sutherland,
Melanie Tiplady (Nestle Purina PetCare Rep) and John
Smith (Store Manager)
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Phone 685 9010
September 12th 2012
STILL NEEDED
News in brief!
FOR LEPROSY HOSPITALS AND CHILDREN’S HOMES
IN NEPAL
The Fairlie Community Sound System is now stored at
Heartlands and you can book and arrange it all there now! The
hire fee includes set-up and take down ensuring it is looked after.
We are hoping to have community events on the Fairlie Village
Green this summer. If you have ideas or want to organise an
event yourself – let us know and we will try and help out!
Here I am again doing my regular grovel to raise funds and equipment
for the leprosy hospitals and homes in Nepal. The staff and patients of
these institutions have requested that I pass on heartfelt thanks to all
those who have kindly donated in the past. So, if you can spare any of
the items listed below the recipients will be truly grateful.
Supporting the Fairlie Lions
The Fairlie Duathlon on Sunday 18th November is a great
opportunity for the town to rise up and support the Lions in this
fundraiser. The Village Green will be too busy however we are
hoping the Mackenzie Markets and other stallholders may come
out and add to the vibrancy of the occasion with stalls along the
street. There will be entertainment on the Village Green from 12
through to 2pm. Have a think about how you or your
organisation can be involved.
Linen:
Sheets, pillowcases, pillows, blankets, duvets, duvet covers, towels and face
washers/flannels.
We want wool please
Heartlands Fairlie invites donations of knitting wool for the TV
slippers being knitted for the children of Christchurch for next
winter. Please help if you can. Any wool! And amount! Aiming
for a couple of hundred pairs!
Girls and Boys: Jumpers/sweaters. Size: 1 – 12 years
Men: Jumpers/sweaters. Size: XXS – M.
Ladies: Cardigans Only. In Nepal women generally only wear cardigans as
they are worn over saris. Size: Small - Med.
As the bed linen is predominantly for hospital beds and care homes, there is a
preference for single bed sheets, but any will do as they can be cut in half for
narrow beds and cots.
Curtains of any size will also be useful to help insulate the wards in winter.
KNITTERS ~
Please get out your needles to create winter woollies. With winter approaching
in the northern hemisphere there is a special need for warm clothing.
Secondhand woollens, thermal items, socks and men’s jackets are gratefully
accepted providing they have been laundered and are in good condition.
Playgroup Late Night Shopping in Fairlie
Fairlie Playgroup has announced the date has been set for their
Shopping Night on Main Street Fundraiser. Keep the evening of
November 29th free to come support Playgroup!
Shoes & Boots: Children’s, men’s and ladies (no high heels)
Spectacles & Sunglasses: Reading or prescription lenses are fine
Miscellaneous: Plastic storage bins (with lids)
Medical: Bandages, dressings, eye patches etc
Amusing Mural at Mackenzie College
The Kirke Street wall of the Mackenzie College art room is now
home to an amusing mural painted by Robert Baird.
Take a walk and have a smile at this delightful piece!
Contact: Phillipa (03) 685 8805 / 0212 642 905
Drop-off: Phillipa or Resource Centre
Please let Phillipa know if you can assist with clean, dry storage and/or
help with packing the items when it comes time to ship them to Nepal.
Heartland Fairlie welcomes new volunteers!
Anne and Annie have now joined the ranks of the great volunteer
staff here with us at Heartlands. You may think we are trying for
all staff to be called Anne. It would be easier for us older ones to
remember I think!
Anne T
Let Phillipa know if you’d be interested in taking a holiday in Nepal
which, if it appeals, could include doing some voluntary work, either on
a building programme or at one of the hospitals. If your knowledge of
leprosy is a bit sketchy, she can fill in the blanks and put your mind at
rest. All the patients in the homes and hospitals are completely cured,
but undergoing remedial
treatment and/or surgery to
correct disfigurement.
Robertson Fencing Ltd
This young girl is recovering
in a hospital but you may
notice there are no curtains
and the sheet is torn!
Certified for all of your fencing requirements
Rural & Stock Yards
Lifestyle & Residential
Commercial
Repairs & Maintenance
General Fencing
Phillipa Saxton
Saffron Road Motorcycle Tours
Based in Fairlie
Ned Robertson
027 329 4009
03 685 8494
G REAT
B ook for your n ext party now
P h Carolin e B reen – (03) 61 4 7664
[email protected]
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FO R A LL O CCA S IO NS
H U G E CD SEL EC TIO N A VA ILA BLE
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September 12th 2012
Results
Rōpu Thursdays!
MACKENZIE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB
2012 IRB PRIZEGIVING
UNDER 16 AWARDS
Bringing family and friends together!!
MRFC Cup, most improved Back:
Cameron Allison
MRFC Cup, most improved Forward:
Ethan Sugrue
Peter Kennedy Cup Under 15, most outstanding player:
Thomas Mulligan
Coll Cup, Under 16 , most outstanding player:
Ethan Dickson
Saunders Family Trophy, player who contributes most on and off the
paddock in youngest IAB grade:
Josh Sheehan
Available from 5.30 pm to 9.00 pm
for the 13th and 20th September
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR EVERY ROPU THURSDAY!
TWO COURSE MEAL
with a wine, beer or fizz!!!
!
MRFC CLUB AWARDS
Mackenzie Supply Services Trophy:
- Best performed afternoon grade
Under 18
Hugh Parker Challenge Cup:
– Team with most competition points
Under 18
Trevor Hamilton Cook Cup:
– Best turned out team
Under 18
Len King Cup: Club player scoring most tries
Shane Gallagher
Ian Dickson Trophy: Club player scoring most points
Geoff Chitty
THURSDAY
NIGHTS
Pork belly
Or
Homemade
Pasta
Carbonara
& Chocolate
pudding!
UNDER 18 AWARDS
John Reilly Cup: under 17 – most promising player
Latham Gibb
William Scott Cup: under 18 – most promising player
Josh Taylor
Brown Hill Trophy: under 18 – player of the year
Adam Gage
MRFC Trophy: under 18 – most valuable player
Johnny Adams
Albury Tavern Trophy: – player of the year under 18 and below
Geoff Chitty
Ned Robertson- money for 3 outstanding players in final
Adam Gage, Jimmy Booth and Geoff Chitty
$25.00 per Adult
Kids under 5 eat free
Child’s portion and child’s menu available
A la Carte menu
Call us for more info on: (03) 685 8058
[email protected]
Spring is here but colds and flu are still in force.
Wondering what to do, you can call Healthline for free health advice.
Healthline – 0800 611 116 – is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week,
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE UNDER 18 TEAM AND THEIR COACH SAM ROBINSON
PLACED 2ND IN THE UNDER 18 COMPETITON
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September 12th 2012
Thank you
Time to make sure it is right!
FAIRLIE TEKAPO
Mackenzie Old Girls Netball would like to thank all families and
supporters and the many who came on finals day.
Thank you to Steve and Di from the Gladstone Hotel for your
on-going sponsorship.
We were very proud to finish our season as runners up of the
Premier Grade and 3rd in Senior A.
“bring on next season!”
COMMUNITY PHONE DIRECTORY
Fairlie Lions are about to compile their
2013-2014 phone directory. Anyone wishing
to make a new addition, deletion or correction
from previous publications please call in at
BP 2Go Fairlie to enter details in register or
Contact Norman 685 8106
[email protected]
The Fairlie Lion’s Duathlon - 18th November 2012
Wishing the Fairlie Lions
- past and present - a successful
and memorable celebration of the 40th year of their Charter this
South Canterbury Anniversary Weekend
Mobile -We come to you !
Bruce Bishop Caravan Repairs
Caravan need some maintenance work?
Avoid the Spring rush and get it done early
For a free quote phone Bruce on
Work: 027 224 1923
AH: 03 688 1204
Or call in and see him at
23 Doncaster Street Washdyke
Extreme Terrain Paintball
Fairlie
All gear supplied Book now
Phone/txt 027 824 2284
Email: [email protected]
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September 12th 2012
Church Services
Services available
Mackenzie CoCo-operating Parish
Anglican – Presbyterian
Office: 685 8389
The Vicarage: 685 6124
Interim Priest in Charge :The Rev’d Canon Christopher Rodger
September
Sunday 16th 9.30am
St Columba
Family Worship
and Communion
Sunday 23rd
St Stephen’s
Communion
9.30am
11.30am The Church of the
WE ARE IN
FAIRLIE ON THE 1ST TUESDAY
TWIZEL ON THE 3RD TUESDAY
Communion
Good Shepherd
OF EVERY MONTH
All welcome at these services
Come and talk to someone from Inland Revenue about….
Working for Families Tax Credits Income Tax Student Loans
Venue:
Heartlands Resource Centre
Main Street Fairlie
11am – 2.30pm
Evangelical Presbyterian Church
Ph: 03 685 8496 for your appointment www.ird.govt.nz
Meets every Sunday
Community Centre Lounge
4.30pm
Work and Income
0800 559 009
or Heartlands Fairlie Resource Centre
for more Information Phone 685 8496
Everyone welcome
Phone Andrew Johnson 685 8222
(Grace Presbyterian Church of New Zealand)
Mackenzie Catholic Parish
Community Car in Fairlie
Make your reservations at Heartlands Tel: 685 8496
Sunday Vigil Mass - 6pm every Saturday in Twizel
Supported by Mackenzie Country Motors
Sunday Mass - 9.30am every Sunday in Fairlie
St Patrick’s Church, 7 Gall St, Fairlie
Parish Priest: Father Jim Nicholas
Tel: 685 8148
Heartlands Fairlie Resource Centre
Photocopying and laminating
Competitive prices - discount for bulk
Fairlie Pens - just arrived $4.00
Handmade cards and crafts
Kiwiana
Calenders
Results
Fairlie Bridge Club Results
29th August
A Braddick - C Marshall
A Edmonston - R Saunders
M McColl - M O’Connor
J Carson - J Ineson
57.9
56.4
54.8
54.8
5th September
M.Johnson - A Blakemore
J Ward - S Eaves
B Tiffen - L Gallagher
A Edmonston - R Saunders
60.3
58.7
56.3
50.0
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September 12th 2012
Situations Vacant
Situations Vacant
Experienced worker required for tailing
Phone 685 8222
School Bus
Drivers
Kids left home ?
Semi Retired ?
Seeking extra income ?
Need school holidays off ?
Fancy a challenge?
Do you have a Class 11 licence?
Have you held a full car licence
or more than two years ?
Marketing Coordinator – Fixed Term
Do you enjoy driving ?
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We have a position in
Fairlie and Albury
Become a School Bus Driver
Make a difference!
Contact Denise to discuss
this exciting opportunity
Phone 03 688 7300 or
0275 448 672
Christchurch & Canterbury Tourism is the organisation
responsible for promoting tourism in the region and maximising
the return from visitors. In collaboration with the Mackenzie
District Council we are seeking to appoint a self-motivated,
professional and energetic Marketing Coordinator to increase
awareness of the district through marketing activity and to work
with local tourism operators to help make the Mackenzie
District a preferred destination for visitors.
We will provide training
and assistance
to obtain the necessary licences
For Sale
Mountain Bike: $120
Based in Mackenzie District
A rare, challenging and exciting opportunity
Leading Regional Tourism Organisation
Part-time - 24 hours per week
House base required; car provided
Phone 685 8134
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Touchwood Rimu Cot: 7 years old, in good condition, a few
teeth marks and general wear and tear, nothing that couldn't be
sanded out if required! $150.00 ONO.
Phil & Ted Double Buggy- pretty well worn, would be good for a
farm pram - offers.
Phone 685 4887
The Marketing Coordinator is responsible for executing the
marketing plan for the Mackenzie District as determined by the
Marketing Manager. You will provide support to implement the
marketing activity with regard to trade, media, web and
campaigns as applicable to the Mackenzie District.
_________________________________________________________________________________
Firewood: Dry Pine $180/cord (3.6m³) Delivery Fairlie area only
Phone: Daniel Trotter 027 254 0144
To succeed in this critical role you will ideally have a tourism
qualification and/or industry experience, a successful track
record in customer service/sales (minimum of 2 years) and
strong organisational skills. The ability to build strong internal
and external relationships while working as an integral member
of the marketing team is also a key component of the role.
Some domestic travel will be required.
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3 seater settee and armchair: in cream cloth $350
Phone 685 6130
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Quality Meadow Hay: Big rounds Shed stored
Handy to Fairlie $50.00 each Phone Ross on 027 242 2026
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This is an exciting and dynamic role that involves attracting
domestic and international tourism to the district. The
successful application will receive a competitive salary package
including car, laptop computer and mobile phone.
Hill Sticks: Fresh supply of very good hill sticks.
$10 no name $15 named Phone Louise Wynn 685 8272
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Crawler: International TD6 Crawler and blade Hours 1653
Minimal use Recently serviced with new starter motor
$7000 ono
Phone 685 5771
A detailed position description is available from http://
www.christchurchnz.com/christchurch--canterbury-tourism/
careers.aspx
CARAVAN
1978 Lightweight Chevron
Applications close Friday 28th September
13 ft Pop top
3 berth Full awning in good condition
Electric fridge Gas cooker
Cold water tank and hot water (240 watt)
Hydruallic brakes and good tyres
New Reg and WOF $6300 ono
Sarah Sinclair
Christchurch & Canterbury Tourism
PO Box 2600
CHRISTCHURCH 8140
Email [email protected]
Phone 685 5771
Give Away
Sawdust
Flatmate wanted
Phone: Ian Wynn 03 685 8272
Flatmate wanted to share
warm 4 bedroom home
Ashwick Flat-Mt Michael area
To Rent
Affordable furnished Holidays Homes
3 Bedroom homes to rent in Fairlie Phone: 685 8415
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Community Diary
September
CRT Your Independent Seed Supplier
15th Dobson Dash - Mt Dobson Ski Field
15/16th Firearms Safety Course - Albury School 9am
17 /18th “Treasure Island” producWon School Hall
18th Fairlie Tennis Club meeWng - Heartlands 7.30pm
20th Swimming Club registraWon - Heartlands - 3.15pm
21st Upper Waitaki Water Management commi-ee
Need to renew pastures or patch up
one damaged by the rain give
Scott Tomlinson CRT Technical Field Officer
a call 027 424 4493
Call into the store for all your gardening requirements
General lawn and garden fertiliser 25kg Bags
meeWng
- Twizel 9.30am
Fertiliser also available in smaller quantities
for the home gardener
Seed Potatoes
Tomato Mix
Strawberry Mix
Blood and Bone
22nd Wings - Wheels - Water - Twizel 10 - 4pm
26th Fine China AYernoon Tea - St Columba Hall
2.30pm
Lake Tekapo Squash AGM - Squash Courts 6pm
Come take a drive with us!
Albury Tennis Club
7pm
27th Mackenzie Toy Library AGM - Red Stag 7.30pm
Laughter Yoga - 279 Allandale Road 3pm
Photography meeWng - MacPherson’s 7.30pm
Fairlie PromoWons meeWng - Papa G’s 7.30pm
29th Fairlie Bowling Club “Opening Day” - 1.30pm
Outdoor Container Mix
Compost Potting Mix
Seed Spreader
Lawnboy
Hand Seeders
Garden Sprays
October
Charge Soap Powder
1st Operatunity - Timaru
12KG
$34.50
Everyone welcome
Phone 685 8586
6th Twizel Cancer Support Fundraiser Golf Tournament
Mulligan Agri Contracting
Mackenzie Country Tyres
and Hire Ltd
110 Clayton Road Fairlie
ALLANDALE RD STATE HIGHWAY 79 FAIRLIE
Tyres: Car
Truck 4WD A.T.V Tractor
GAS BOTTLE
FILLED 9KG
$32.00
» On Farm /On Road Services
» Tyre Alignment Machine
» Tyres Vulcanising
» Alloy and Steel Wheels
» Century Batteries
» LPG Gas
Supplier to CRT
MCT Hire Store
Diggers
Tractor with loader
Rotary Hoes
Horse Float
Trailers
Log Splitter
Plate Compactors
Mobile Scaffolds
Concrete Saws
Pumps
Generators
Concrete jack hammer
7 ton Truck
Carpet Cleaner
Backpack Sprayers
Further information
Phone Alistair 685 8244
0274 855 626
Subsoiling - Ploughing - Discing
- Multi Disc with Packer Roller
-Roller drilling 2in rows
Direct drilling T boot 4in rows
Round baling - hard core bales
Balage and Hay - Round bale wrapping
- individual and tube liner
Phone 685 8010
Talk to Shane or Alistair about your needs
After Hours
Shane 021 805 484
For Hire inquiries Alistair 0274 855 626
COLLECTOR FOR PLASBACK
– ON FARM COLLECTIOM OR ARGRICULTURAL
Hours: 8am to 5.00pm - week days only
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WELCOMING NEW MEMBERS
Fairlie District Promotions Association
Update
FDPA SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENT SLIP
Many of you will know something about the Fairlie District
Promotions Association (FDPA), which was incorporated as a
society in 2006 with the aim of promoting Fairlie as a place to
visit and stay thus supporting the local economy.
The FDPA membership is comprised mainly of local businesses
and individuals – in fact, anyone with an interest in the promotion
of Fairlie can be a member. For a modest annual subscription
members can be included on the fairlienz.com website and on
the local tourist map. Of course, you are also welcome to be a
member without a map or website listing.
Please return this slip with your payment or pay direct to the
Westpac bank account:
03 1718 0376132-00
Fairlie District Promotions Association
PO Box 1
Fairlie 7949
Attention: The Secretary.
2012/13 Subscriptions Schedule
This year the new Committee is focused on revitalising the
group, bringing in new ideas, new members and new energy.
We will be revisiting the rules and aims of the group to ensure
these meet the needs of members.
The other major item on our 2012/13 work plan is improving the
www.fairlienz.com website. This will include getting more
content loaded onto the site. In addition, a small but enthusiastic
subgroup will be commencing the native planting project along
the Opihi River.
Meetings
Meetings are held at 7.30pm on the fourth Thursday each
month and we’d love to have more members come along.
The dates for the remainder of 2012 are:
- Thursday 27th September
- Thursday 25th October
- Thursday 29th November (Christmas gathering)
Tear-Off Map Listing
$50.00
Website tourism listing (www. fairlienz.com)
$60.00
Map and website listings
$100.00
Website Home page advert
(you supply artwork)
$350.00
Please note no GST has been applied.
For those that don’t require map or website listing you may like to
be on our mailing list for updates and newsletters,
or you might like to make a donation.
Yes please – I’d like to be on your mailing list for updates
Items for the agenda and/or apologies to Alastair Gray please.
Contact details for the Committee
Maria Prince, Chairperson
685 6167 or 021 0557 961
email: [email protected]
My donation of $ __________ is enclosed
DETAILS SLIP
Alastair Gray, Secretary
685 4868 or 021 580 213
email: [email protected]
NAME OF BUSINESS/MEMBER:
————————————————————————————-PERSON TO CONTACT:
Christine Scrase, Treasurer
685 8926 or 021 078 9608
email: [email protected]
————————————————————————————-PHONE:
Subscriptions – Existing and New Members
All existing members will receive a subscription request by post
this week. We would be grateful if you could respond quickly so
we can get our membership list updated before the end of the
year.
————————————————————————————-EMAIL:
————————————————————————————WEBSITE URL:
New members are very welcome.
If you would like to join please complete and return the attached
slip
————————————————————————————ADDRESS:
Thank you
Maria Prince
Chairperson, Fairlie District Promotions Association.
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