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PICTON HAPPENINGS
www.pictonresource.co.nz 11th November 2020
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Volunteer Drop-in Exhibition and Book The Great Waikawa
Session, 10.30am - Launch, On Watch Boat Bits Car Boot
3.30 pm Thurs 12th - Graham Bennett, Sale, 9.00am -
Nov 2.00pm Sun 15th Nov 1.00pm Sat 21st Nov
Volunteer Marlborough drop- On Watch is a selected survey Boat bits and other stuff. Sell
in session at Picton Library: exhibition of rare and striking your stuff - boat related or not
ask where you can help, what works from throughout the at the Waikawa Boating Club car
volunteering is or what you career of acclaimed New Zealand boot sale. $25 to book your car
can get out of volunteering. sculptor Graham Bennett. The park or table inside the club. For
If you would like to arrange Diversion Gallery is celebrating more info see page 6.
an appointment after 3:30pm, the Top of the South launch of the
please call 03 577 9388. stunning book Graham Bennett
– Around Every Circle, the latest
in the prestigious Ron Sang 22 Messy Church,
4.00pm - 6.00pm Sun
14
QCYC Official Publications series on leading 22nd Nov
Opening, 11.00am New Zealand artists. Please
F ree Picton Baptist Church
Sat 14th Nov join The Diversion Gallery with event - create with activities, fun
Queen Charlotte Yacht Club Graham and Paula for their book & games; celebrate with Bible
invites you and your family to the launch (and signing!) and the stories, songs and prayers; get
Official Flag raising ceremony preview of On Watch, celebrated together for a delicious meal.
to celebrate the opening of the by fine and individually crafted Everyone is welcome. Children
new Yacht Club. All welcome. Forrest Wines (complimentary). please bring a grown up with you.
For more information call 03 573
14 20
Say it with Flowers, 6315 or email pictonbaptist@
Waikawa Marae -
7.30pm Sat 14th gmail.com.
Ngā Hua o Te Tau
Nov Ihu Night Market,
Picton Little Theatre presents 4.00pm - 9.00pm Fri
a poet laureate, a storyteller, 20th Nov
and a musician in ‘Say it with Join Waikawa Marae for the 10.00am - 1.00pm (weekdays)
Flowers’. In this poetry and song night to celebrate Te Ao Māori
Mariners Mall, Picton
cabaret show, David Eggleton at Waikawa Marae. Kapa haka,
presents his own wry, comic take entertainment and music playing 03 573 7790
on Kiwiana, alongside stand- through the night. Many stalls
prcentre@xtra.co.nz
up storyteller and former Bard selling māori arts and crafts, info
of Christchurch, Steve Thomas. tents and of course delicious kai. www.pictonresource.co.nz
Price: $20.50 per ticket. Booking For more informattion see the www.facebook.com/
website: www.eventfinda.co.nz ad on page 2. Picton-Resource-Centre
Local Contacts: Maria: 027 353 6756 or Sandra: 027 499 8820
Community Matters
Lottery COVID-19 Community Wellbeing Fund opens
Kia ora koutou katoa This fund is also available to members of a
community that have come together to support
We wanted to advise you about the launch of or work on a project to make their community
the Lottery COVID-19 Community Wellbeing stronger.
Fund.
The Fund does not have a closing date and will
What is it? remain open until all available funding has been
allocated. You can apply for funding through
The Lottery COVID-19 Community Wellbeing our website (https://www.communitymatters.
Fund is a new $40 million Lottery fund that govt.nz/log-in-here/) or be supported to
has been established to support hapū, iwi make an application by contacting one of our
and communities affected by the COVID-19 Community Advisors.
pandemic.
More Information
The Fund will provide one-off grants for
community or social initiatives that increase the If you want to know more about the Fund, visit
strength and resilience of communities that are https://www.communitymatters.govt.nz/ask-us/
responding to the impacts of COVID-19. view/1696
How can I apply? You can also get in touch with a Community
Advisor directly by replying to this email or
Any not for profit group or organisation can phoning 0800 824 824.
apply for a grant from the Fund, provided they
meet the eligibility criteria. To check if you are Kia pai tō ra (have a good day).
eligible visit https://www.communitymatters. Ngā mihi
govt.nz/ask-us/view/1684?t=187112_23680. Hāpai Hapori (Community Operations)
Daffodil Day Raffle
We would like to thank all our Votunteers who helped
make the day a success.
A big thank you Janine and staff at Four Square for
having the raffle and for longer than usual, it was very
much appreciated.
We made $5612.10 that includes the Raffles which
was held at a later date.
Thank you
Ivette, Margaret and Yvonne.
RAFFLE WINNERS: Cake: Yvonne, Groceries: Joan, Cancer Soc Products
No 1: Helen, Cancer Soc Products No 2: Leticia, Bathroom: Gena,
Kitchen: Gill. Drawn under Police Supervision. All winners have their prizes.
PICTON RECYCLING
Did you know that you can recycle the following items at
Envirohub Marlborough?
Can tabs Toothpaste tubes Small batteries
Plastic bread Aluminium wine
tabs bottle tops
Envirohub Marlborough
14 Auckland Street, Picton
www.envirohub.co.nz
T: 021 1010818 | E: info@envirohub.co.nz
Picton Library
Latest news from our local library
By Lis Marrow
Thursday November 5 was the very first meeting marlboroughlibraries.govt.nz/ PressReader
of the Picton Evening Book Club – ten people (https://www-pressreader-com.ezmarlborough.
have so far signed up and the enthusiasm and kotui.org.nz/catalog) will give you access to
chatter shows that this is going to be a very fun Magazines and Newspapers from around the
and popular event. Our theme for this month Planet – all available form many countries and
is Conservation – we are each choosing a book diverse languages. PressReader is available
somehow linked to that and will re-convene from home via the website – use your library
early December – venue to be confirmed :) card and pin number to sign in.
New Staff Pick Bookmarks – if you notice a When strolling through the Library over the
coloured bookmark in a book on our shelves next few weeks please take time to check out
– it will be because a particular team member the slideshow in the Activities Room from the
has read it and enjoyed it. We all have different Marlborough Creative Fibre Guild – the designs
colours - and we all like slightly different books, and projects are truly beautiful. The fibre Guild
so get reading and test our recommendations is currently holding an exhibition in Blenheim
out :) and the items in the slideshow are just a small
part of that exhibition.
Also to note – our magazine selection is wide
and is currently being refreshed – check out This week I have been reading a Trilogy – the
what is available upstairs in our Magazine Midnight Queen Series by Sylvia Hunter. These
area – and also online via https://www. are a very readable, light fantasy ––set in a world
where magic is commonplace
and the main religion is Wicca
– however, the patriarchy is still
in charge – the story centres
upon the fortunes of Graham
Marshall (Gray) and Sophie
Callender (aka Princess Edith
Augusta – daughter of King
Henry of England). In Book one
they meet, fall in love and stop
an assassination attempt on
Sophie’s estranged father. I am
currently half way through Book
2 and continue to enjoy the
story and the development of
the characters – the storyline is
nicely done – weaving historical
fact and fiction in a finely woven
thread. If you have been a fan of
mythology and of such books as
Mists of Avalon – then this may
appeal.
Picton Library and Council Service Centre Opening Hours
2 Dublin Street, Picton Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 8.00am - 5.00pm
Tel: 03 520 7493, Wednesday 9.00am - 5.00pm
Fax: 03 578 2783 Saturday 10.00am - 4.00pm
Email: pictonlibrary@marlborough.govt.nz Sunday 1.00pm - 4.00pm
The Great Waikawa Sounds of Christmas
Boat Bits
&
‘Other Stuff’
Saturday November 21st
9am till 1pm approx
Sell your stuff - boat related or not
at our Car Boot Sale
$25 to book your car park
or table inside the club Sounds of Christmas is a place to gather with friends,
phone 03 573 6798 or email: family, whanau and the community to sit and listen
office@waikawaboatingclub.co.nz to Christmas Carols sung by local Groups.
Local Contacts: Maria: 027 353 6756 or Sandra: 027 499 8820
PICTON CHRISTMAS PARADE
Sunday 6th December 2020
Parade starts at 2.30pm followed by a Concert and Prize giving on the Foreshore
PRIZES TO BE WON!!!
Best Community Float and Best Business Float
Get your registration forms from First National Real Estate, London Quay, Picton
Registration closes 27th November 2020
NO UNREGISTERED FLOATS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY
Special thanks to Marlborough Lines, Port Marlborough , Kenny Barging Ltd,
O'Donnell Park Barging
For details contact
Beryl Bowers 027 886 824 bowers@xtra.co.nz
Julie Kett 021 982 519 juliea.kett@gmail.com
Lynda Williamson 021 710 028 lyndahereiam@hotmail.com
Marlborough District Council
Last call for waste feedback
Marlborough’s Waste Management and suggestions to add before we prepare the draft
Minimisation Plan is revised every six years and plan for the final stage of consultation next
is currently being updated. year.”
Solid Waste Manager Alec McNeil says the Let Council know your thoughts by Monday 16
Council is asking the public if they have anything November by going online to the Marlborough
further to add to the ideas and principles already District Council website and entering 'Have Your
suggested about Marlborough’s waste services Say' in the search function.
from the consultation earlier this year.
“The webpage includes a summary of the
“Public feedback has been helpful and is process so far, reports and the opportunity to
shaping how we approach Marlborough’s waste comment.”
strategy long term,” he says.
Full public consultation is expected to take
“There are many aspects to waste management, place on the new Draft Waste Management and
recycling and reuse and our diverse communities Minimisation Plan 2021-2027 in February next
and demographics have different needs.” year.
“We want to check if people have any other
Applications open for Working for Nature/Mahi mō te
Online applications are now open for Applications for the $70,000 fund are only
Marlborough District Council’s new available via the Council website, and allow
environmental grant programme, Working for landowners, businesses and community
Nature/Mahi mō te Taiao. organisations to apply for funding to help
restore and protect native habitats. Projects can
take place on public, private or Māori-owned restore native habitats and improve biodiversity
land. and freshwater quality. The focus is on planting
that will enhance biodiversity, such as areas with
This fund was created to build on the success little native vegetation, as well as waterways,
of the Tui to Town and Greening Marlborough wetlands and coastal margins.
programmes, which are now replaced by the
new, expanded scheme. The programme not This $25,000 incorporates the Tui to Town and
only allocates more funding for environmental Greening Marlborough programme with grants
grants, but also expands what the funds can be of up to $5,000 per applicant in any one year,”
used for. Mayor Leggett said.
Applications will be assessed on benefits to a “The remaining $45,000 per year is for projects
healthy environment, project viability, level of to control animal and plant pests that are
collaboration from outside sources, landowner threatening native wildlife and habitats. These
contributions, ongoing maintenance for the grants to protect native habitats are for up to
project, and how well the project aligns with the $15,000 per applicant in any one year.”
goals of the grant scheme guidelines, which can
be found on the Council website. Applications close on Friday 27 November
and successful applicants will be notified by
Mayor John Leggett, who chairs the Council’s Christmas. Any funds not allocated may be
Environment Committee, said the grants subject to additional funding rounds in 2021.
empower community investment to help restore
and protect nature. For more information visit www.marlborough.
govt.nz/our-community/grants-and-awards.
“The grant makes $25,000 available per year to
Looking after our coastline
From sheltered bays in the Marlborough Sounds work visit https://www.marlborough.govt.nz/
to the exposed coast south of Cape Campbell, environment/coastal
Marlborough has 1,800km of coastline that
many people enjoy for recreation or rely on for
a living.
Council works with several Government agencies
including the Department of Conservation
and Ministry for Primary Industries to look
after the coastal area. This is a complicated
task, covering more than 725,000ha of water
with many competing interests that must be
managed and balanced. Tourism, aquaculture,
fishing, mahinga kai (customary food gathering)
and recreation all depend on healthy coastal
ecosystems and good water quality.
Marine and land activities such as farming,
forestry and sewage discharge all have a direct
impact on the coastal environment. Council
regulates the different activities in the Sounds
through the Resource Management Plan and
consenting process. This work is backed up by
research and monitoring to help understand
the effects of land and water use and provide
information for future planning and protection.
To view Council’s environmental coastal
More Marlborough homes eligible for home insulation
support
Up to 1,000 homes in Marlborough likely qualify Charitable Trust recently celebrated the 2,000th
for funding to make them warmer, drier and installation for the top of the south region, which
healthier. includes Marlborough and Nelson/Tasman.
The Warmer Healthier Homes Nelson Tasman Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority
Marlborough project aims to help residents to (EECA) Warmer Kiwi Homes is a Government
improve their home insulation and overall energy programme covering 90% of the cost of
efficiency through retrofitting. Marlborough approved ceiling and underfloor insulation and
District Council has provided a total of $230,000 heat pumps, wood burners and pellet fires.
to the scheme from 2016 to 2020.
The Trust offers a 10% top up to this grant,
This past year has seen an increase in participation prioritised for people with respiratory conditions,
for the project in Marlborough with 148 homes other chronic illness and families with children
insulated. under five years of age.
Council’s Manager Economic, Community & Homeowners not eligible for the Warmer Kiwi
Support Services Dean Heiford said this was Homes grant or top up are still able to access
due in part to a targeted mailout to eligible a wide range of energy efficiency initiatives
properties. “There are still at least 1,000 homes offered by the Marlborough District Council.
in our region which are likely to be eligible for For more information visit https://www.marl-
this assistance,” he said. borough.govt.nz/
The Warmer Healthier Homes Te Tau Ihu
Picton Courses
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POWERHOUSE
ST AID Pottery
Course in Picton
Friday 27th November
October
Picton Fire Station
Ceramics Courses
First aid courses NZQA 6400, 6401, 6402. For more Four Week Beginner Course
information or to book contact Nine 021 114 6997 Mondays 10am - 12pm or 5pm - 7pm (begins 23rd Nov)
or Loren on 0508 776 633 $120 per person, materials and firings not included
Email: nine.scott@promed.ac.nz
Website: www.promed.ac.nz Home School Sessions
Mondays 12.30pm
Rent a Wheel
$10 per wheel, Wednesdays 10am - 12pm
Children’s Christmas Decoration Workshop
Wednesday 2nd and 9th December
$50 per child includes materials
To book or for more information call Bec on 021 159 9604
or email shakespearebay@gmail.com
PowerHouse Pottery, 8 Wairau Road, Picton (by the Skate Park carpark)
Saturday 12th December, 10.00 am - 11.00 am
This is a Kettlebell basics workshop. How to grip,
how to use and basic exercises.
For more information call 027 324 1864 or
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results crew wanted, Tuesday posters (Blenheim and Picton)
and Thursday nights during and hanging banners before
Envirohub Marlborou each show. The Theatre will
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www.fireandemPICTON WEEKLY EVENTS
MONDAY A Cappella Belles: 7.00pm, Holy Trinity Church
Picton Walking Group: 9.20am, Picton RSA carpark Scottish Country Dancing: 7.30pm, Picton Little Theatre
Little Stars Sing & Play: 9.15am - 10.30am, Picton Baptist Church Sounds Accordionaires: 7.30pm – 8.30pm, 62 Moana View
Tumble Tots: 10.00am - 11.00am, Endeavour Park Pavilion
Te Reo Māori: 10.00am - 12.00pm, Picton Library THURSDAY
Writers of Picton: 1.30pm, 1st Mon of month, Picton Library Picton Playcentre: 9.30am - Noon, 5 Waitohi Place
Senior Citizens: 1.00pm onwards, Picton RSA Yoga with Brenda-Lee: 9.30am-10.30am, Endeavour Park Pavilion
Scrabble: 1.00pm - 4.00pm, Picton Library Table Tennis Club: 10.00am – 12.00pm, Endeavour Park Pavilion
Badminton (new/younger): 3.30pm – 4.30pm, QCC Gym Teatime at the Company Cafe: 10.30am, Picton Library
Pippins/Brownies: 4.15pm – 5.45pm, St. Josephs School Mens18 Holes: 11.00am - 3.00pm, Picton Golf Club
Badminton (senior/reps): 4.30pm – 6.00pm, QCC Gym Euchre:12.30pm-3.00pm, Picton Library
Girl Guides: 6.00pm – 8.00pm, St. Josephs School Teens Hip Hop: 4.30pm, Endeavour Park Pavilion
Rangers: 6.00pm – 8.00pm, St. Josephs School Adults Open Dance: 5.30pm, Endeavour Park Pavilion
Arapawa Boxfit Class: 6.30pm – 7.30pm, Picton Scout Hall Picton/Waikawa Civil Defence: 5.30pm, Fire Station, 3rd Thurs
Sounds Orchestral Ukelele Players (S.O.U.P.): 6.30pm – 8.30pm, Yurt Yoga at Mount Pleasant: 6.00pm – 7.30pm, Yoga Yurt
Waikawa Boating Club Arapawa Boxing: 6.30pm – 7.30pm, Picton Scout Hall
Marlborough Sounds Barbershop Chorus: 7.00pm, Spring Creek Taekwon-do: 6.30pm – 8.00pm, QCC Gym
Bridge Club: 6.45pm, Endeavour Park Pavilion
TUESDAY Bingo: 7.00pm, Waikawa Boating Club
Pilates: 8.00am-9.00am, Endeavour Park Pavilion
Yoga with Brenda-Lee: 9.30am-10.30am, Endeavour Park Pavilion FRIDAY
Modified Tai Chi: 10.00am-11.00am, Endeavour Park Pavilion HIIT Classes: 6.45am, Park Pavilion
Table Tennis Club: 10.00am - Noon, Picton Little Theatre Yoga with Brenda-Lee: 9.30am-10.30am, Endeavour Park Pavilion
Line Dancing: 10.00am, Anglican Church Hall Mixed Stableford 9 Holes: 9.30am - 12.00pm, Picton Golf Club
Picton Newcomers Network: 10.00am - 11.30am, Seabreeze Café, 1st Picton Amateur Art Group: 10.00am – 2.00pm, Picton Library
Tues Tea @ Ten: 10.00am, Picton Little Theatre, 2nd & 4th Friday
Ladies 18 Holes: 10.00am - 2.00pm, Picton Golf Club Under 5’s Stories & Craft: 10.30am, Picton Library
Spinners and Knitters: 10.30am, Picton Library Welcome In: 1st Fri of month, 11.00am, Wave Café
FDF Hip Hop (age 3-4yrs): 3.30pm – 4.00pm, Endeavour Park Pavilion Picton Newcomers Network: 5.00pm - 6.00pm, Cafe Cortado
FDF Hip Hop (age 5-7yrs): 4.00pm – 4.45pm, Endeavour Park Pavilion Picton Wine Club: 6.15pm, Picton Little Theatre, 1st Fri
Picton Sea Swim: 6.00pm, Picton or Waikawa (seasonal)
Arapawa Boxing: 6.30pm – 7.30pm, Picton Scout Hall SATURDAY
Taekwon-do: 6.30pm – 8.00pm, QCC Gym Junior Football , Rugby & Cricket: 9.00am onwards (seasonal), Pavilion
Men's Shed: 9.00am – 12.00pm, Men’s Shed
WEDNESDAY Men's Shed Garage Sale: 9.00am – 12.00pm, last Saturday of month
HIIT Classes: 6.45am, Endeavour Park Pavilion Mixed 18 Holes: 11.30am - 3.00pm, Picton Golf Club
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church: Mass 9.00am Picton Bowling Club: 12.45pm, 25 Kent St
Picton Men's Shed: 9.00am – 4.00pm, Men’s Shed
Yoga with Brenda-Lee: 9.30am-10.30am, Endeavour Park Pavilion SUNDAY
Mixed 9 Holes: 9.30am - 12.00pm, Picton Golf Club Anglican (Holy Trinity) Church: Service 9.00am & 10.30am
Anglican (Holy Trinity) Church: Service 10.00am, 38 York St St. Joseph’s Catholic Church: Mass 9.00am
QC Friendship Club: 2nd Weds, 10.00am, Waikawa Boating Club Union Parish of Picton: Service 10.00am
Picton Poets: 4th Weds of month, 10.30am, Picton Library Picton Baptist Church: Service 10.00am
Picton Bowling Club:12.45pm , 25 Kent Street Buddhism for Daily Life (Marlborough Group): 10.00am, 8 Moana
Cribbage: 1.00pm, Picton Library View Rd, 1st Sunday
Mahjong: 1.15pm, Endeavour Park Pavilion Rail and Sail: 11.00am - 3.00pm, Picton Foreshore
Table Tennis (Kids): 3.30pm - 4.30pm, Endeavour Park Pavilion Christian Life Centre: Service 11.30am, 40 Broadway
After School Fun: 3.30pm - 4.15pm, Picton Library St. John in the Wilderness Koromiiko: 6.30pm, 2nd & 4th Sun
Picton Quilters: 5.00pm, Union Church, 2nd Weds of month
Waikawa Ratepayers & Residents Assoc: 5.30pm, Waikawa
Boating Club, 2nd Weds
Pilates: 5.30pm-6.30pm, Endeavour Park Pavilion
Arapawa Boxing: 5.30pm – 6.15pm, Picton Scout Hall
Picton Lions (Team): 6.30pm, The Crow, 1st Weds
Picton Lions (Business): 7.30pm, Endeavour Pavilion, 3rd Weds
Arapawa Boxfit Class: 6.30pm – 7.30pm, Picton Scout Hall
Badminton (social): 7.00pm – 9.00pm, QCC Gym
For more information on any of the events listed here visit www.pictonresource.co.nz/community-directory. If you would like to add an
event to this listing or make an amendment please contact the Resource Centre on 03 573 7790 or email prcentre@xtra.co.nzThank you to our supporters
Thank you to the following business and community groups (in no particular order) who have donated to the Picton
Resource Centre. We appreciate every single donation no matter how big or small.
Writers of Picton
The Crow Tavern
Waikawa Residents &
Union Parish Church Picton Lions
Ratepayers Association
Waikawa & Picton
Tombstone
Table Tennis Club
Backpackers
Picton Club & RSA
Picton Anglican
Queen Charlotte Church Picton Walking
Friendship Club Picton Wine Club
Picton Scottish
Picton Rail and Sail Picton Bowling Club Country Dancing Picton Christmas Picton Senior
Club Parade Citizens Club
Picton
Newcomers Network
Picton Badminton
Club
If you wish to become a supporter of the Picton Resource Centre please contact Nicci at
prcentre@xtra.co.nz or call 03 573 7790.You can also read
